No. You said "I want to go back to stock and do a warranty claim." For that, you would need to remove root, or flash pure stock. (And this is the warranty guide.)
I'm sorry for me flip flopping on what I want to do. It hard to say if a warranty is the route I want to do because I'm not sure what caused the "voltage to high" error. It could be caused from so many things and I'm unsure if going back to stock will fix it or if its an actual hardware issue. This walkthrough seemed like a great place to start to help me get his phone back to factory specs if its what I really need to do. I've flashed your one click before to root his phone and it worked perfectly. Just worried to flash anything with his error he gets and the phone being finicky as I don't want to brick it. Also wondering if the flash counter is all they would check ? Basically if it says zero flashes and I followed your walkthrough is there Anything else they check to see.
It's hard to say what might be going on without more information. What package did you use with Odin? Also, describe the problem with the phone. What caused the problem in the first place, and what steps have been taken so far? Provide as much information as possible.
Okay here is what I know. She said before it went down things got real slow, when she gave it to me I could not get it into recovery mode and I had to use my jig to get it into dl mode.I first tried Kernel + cache + rooted UCKK6 system package: http://dev-host.org/8LA and it would start and then hang no mater how long I let it go. I then tried the UCKH7-CL503881 with Oden3 v1.85 I get to NAND write start!! and it hangs. I also tried to add the 512 PIT file with no change. Is it possible the internal memory is bad?
Where did you buy your Jig? I have had my SGS2 for over a year and it just did this after I have been running custom ROM Unnamed 1.3.2 since last December.
First thought is memory damage. However, I am puzzled by your quote:
The button sequence for entering download mode is to hold vol- and vol+ but not power while plugging in the usb cable. If I remember correctly, vol- and power is the button sequence for the international version.
The confusing quote is exactly right, I was able to enter download mode by just holding VOL- and long pressing and releasing PWR. Maybe I was also pressing VOL+ unknowingly, but I did it numerous times. I bought the phone October 2011 in an Escondido AT&T store. Either way, I mostly have been entering download mode using the VOL+&VOL- plus USB since I learned that trick, more consistent results.
If it is damaged memory, then there is probably no way to recover. Let's hope that is not the issue. What made me think of that is that the phone was stock ICS with the stock ICS kernel, which many here think is still possibly susceptible to the eMMC superbrick bug. You can do some reading here if your're not familiar with it.
Awesome thanks, I'll check these out, but first I'm going to go visit the Service Center tomorrow and hopefully see the same guy I saw both times before. He was suspicious that it could be hardware causing my freezes but reassured me both times that it was likely app related. (Even though it froze once immediately after he re-flashed it as I was shaking his hand walking out the door!!) So maybe he'll take pity on me as I did reach out twice before my warranty was up. I'm just hoping flashing the original profile doesn't cause him to question what I've been up to, but based on the experience so far I suspect it might not have even taken despite the positive result. I'll also just tell him that once it was down I only saw your post and simply tried to flash back to factory settings. (BTW don't know if it matters but I realized I left it out of my original details, Kies does tell me that I am running 4.0.3 according to my S/N.)
Update - Service Center manager lady was nice and sympathetic but was also surprised that phone wouldn't reboot even though her flash reported success. Told me that because I was out of warranty but did have insurance that her hands were tied and I would just need to replace it via my own means. I pleaded for her to pull some strings, no dice, her suggestion go get an S3, slightly better than the HTC One X. I can replace the S2 via insurance for $200, but don't have an upgrade available yet so an S3 would be $450. Retail store jacknapes offered me an early upgrade if I bought a bluetooth Jambox and some other BS accessories for an extra $100 or something. Wouldn't budge otherwise.
Final Update: Talked w/ Josh at Mobile Tech Videos. He said it was likely the eMMC, but that I might be able to repartition it as they don't yet offer eMMC replacement service yet. Suggested I look for the Galaxy Note N700 8.25gig PIT file. I searched around for a bit, but couldn't track it down. When I finally called the insurance company they actually upgraded me to the S3 for the same $200 it should have cost in the store... but it required I send my S2 back, so I never got to try and flash a PIT file. Oh well. The S3 is quite nice, just BIG. Thanks for all the help.
