i dont think it works in JPA... because in recovery it says wipe data and cahe success, not failed like JP8 and JP9..
i dont think it works in JPA... because in recovery it says wipe data and cahe success, not failed like JP8 and JP9..
Flash wont work on all 2.2 devices. Only the devices having cortex a8 processor or higher supports flash as of now. Thats why i ask. Did somebody test flash 10.1 on JPA?Why do you think it wont work? if its Froyo 2.2 it will work.... of course it will install flash....
Why do you think it wont work? if its Froyo 2.2 it will work.... of course it will install flash....
my usual ones all work fine but give me a name of one and i will test it right now and reply to you.
Since i play a few online games i am almost certain that flash works....
Thats right but in august adobe said they will be supporting some new arm11(armv6) processors. Thats why i still have a hope. Google for 'flash on arm11'.Flash has not yet been available on Froyo builds for I5800. And I don't think it will be, as Adobe's site mentions the hardware requirements for Flash are an ARM7 processor, while I5800's is an ARM6 processor. So not sure if we'll ever get to see it on our phones.
Thats right but in august adobe said they will be supporting some new arm11(armv6) processors. Thats why i still have a hope. Google for 'flash on arm11'.
Sent from my GT-I5801 using XDA App
I5800xxjpa released
http://www.samfirmware.com/WEBPROTECT-i5800.htm
About to install,ll report you guys
1. Make sure your phone is on USB Debug mode: (MENU > Settings > Applications > Developement > USB debugging = Checked )
2. For Windows x86 and x64 systems make sure that the Samsung Drivers are installed. You can get them here.
3. Extract the contents of GalaxyS_I9000_One-Click_Root.rar to a folder.
4. Connect your phone to your PC via the USB cable and launch the file "Galaxy S I9000 One-Click Root" file.
5. Based on the version of the Operating System you are running, click the "One-Click Root 2.1" button for Eclair or "One-Click Root 2.2" for Froyo Warning: Not Both!!. This will launch a command prompt follow the instructions in the CMD window.
0. Copy root.zip to your SD root and rename it as update.zip (you'll find this inside the package)
1. Make sure your phone is on USB Debug mode: (MENU > Settings > Applications > Developement > USB debugging = Checked )
2. Connect the phone to your computer.
3. Eject both the internal and external SD card from your computer and turn off USB storage in the notification area.
4. Click one of the buttons depending on what you want to do
5. After the phone has rebooted into recovery select "apply sdcard:update.zip", use volume buttons and home button to select.
1. Make sure your phone is on USB Debug mode: (MENU > Settings > Applications > Developement > USB debugging = Checked )
2. For Windows x86 and x64 systems make sure that the Samsung Drivers are installed. You can get them here.
3. Extract the contents of GalaxyS_I9000_One-Click_Root.rar to a folder.
4. Connect your phone to your PC via the USB cable and launch the file "Galaxy S I9000 One-Click Root" file.
5. Based on the version of the Operating System you are running, click the "One-Click Root 2.1" button for Eclair or "One-Click Root 2.2" for Froyo Warning: Not Both!!. This will launch a command prompt follow the instructions in the CMD window.
0. Copy unroot.zip to your SD root and rename it as update.zip (you'll find this inside the package)
1. Make sure your phone is on USB Debug mode: (MENU > Settings > Applications > Developement > USB debugging = Checked )
2. Connect the phone to your computer.
3. Eject both the internal and external SD card from your computer and turn off USB storage in the notification area.
4. Click one of the buttons depending on what you want to do
5. After the phone has rebooted into recovery select "apply sdcard:update.zip", use volume buttons and home button to select.
NTP_SERVER=it.pool.ntp.org
XTRA_SERVER_1=http://xtra1.gpsonextra.net/xtra.bin
XTRA_SERVER_2=http://xtra2.gpsonextra.net/xtra.bin
XTRA_SERVER_3=http://xtra3.gpsonextra.net/xtra.bin
SUPL_HOST=supl.google.com
SUPL_PORT=7276
adb shell
su
remount rw
cat /sdcard/gps.conf > /system/etc/gps.conf
reboot
If I start gpssetup2 and close it immediately then the GPS works perfectly, retreiving up to 9 satellites in a few seconds, and provide localisation on Google Maps immediately
Hi,
I've try to find a solution to the GPS issue on my i5800.
To do so I've developped an application that configures the GPS
to make it work correctly (if it is not enabled it request the
activation through the settings before).
The application is still experimental but works very well on
my i5800. The GPS work very well after.
I put it on android market for free. You can search it with one
of the following keywords: octy, GPS optimisation or GPSopt.
If you want you can test it on your i5800/i5801.
I'm interested by your feedbacks.
If the application make GPS work better for a significant
number of people, I will upgrade it to a better one with a
more intuitive and beautiful interface.