While Samsung would take ages — if they intend to bring the update in first place, which itself is debatable — to release the latest Android 4.0 update to Galaxy S officially via Kies, our beloved developers have already started burning their midnight oil to get you Ice Cream Sandwich love on your very dear very venerable phone in android blogosphere, the Galaxy S.
And their hard work is showing up now in the form of a custom ROM — we’re talking about the first ICS (Android 4.0) port for Galaxy S, made by pretty famous now on Galaxy S development scene, Galnet.
Developers: Galnet was first one to boot ICS on Galaxy S but since then, he and his team has been quite on this. The development came to life only after Onecosmic started working on it and he is the one who took further, making it a bit usable and fixing the touchscreen and doing all the crazy part. After Onecosmic got busy with other stuff, work was resumed by PaulForde, who is responsible for current stage of rom, among with other devs who are working continuously on it right now.
Developers and Donation Link
Here is list to all devs who are currently active on this rom. And we hope you donate them to show your gratitude to them for work they have, while also encouraging them for working more on this development.
Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS) ROM Status
Update (As of February 12, 2012): RC 4.2 is out — it’s simply one incredible rom, by certain awesome teams of devs.
Big Update: RC1 is out. Features working from this release: Video recording and playback, Hardware Acceleration, Calendar Sync, etc. You may want to celebrate this!! People avoiding the ICS — somehow, I mean — should try this version. Kudos to PaulForde (we’re really thankful to him for this) and Onecosmic.
Almost everything is working — though, of course, there are bugs!
COMPATIBILITY
[error]This guide is applicable only for Samsung’s Galaxy S international version — GT-i9000 and GT-i9000B. Check your phone’s version in Settings – About Phone. It has to be “GT-i9000” or “GT-i9000B” for this Android 4.0 port ROM to be compatible with your phone. Otherwise, simply don’t try this ROM on your android handset — don’t even think about it if you care about your android device.[/error]
WANRING!
[warning]The methods and procedures discussed here are considered risky and you should not attempt anything if you don’t know completely what it is. If any damage occurs to you or your device, we won’t be held liable — you only will be responsible, you’ve been warned!!![/warning]
Installing the Android 4.0 ICS custom ROM isn’t that hard if you’ve already done flashing stuff a couple of times. But even if you’re new to flashing and custom ROMs, don’t worry one bit, we’ve got you covered. Just watch the video below, read the instructions and you are good to do it yourself.
Pre-Installation thoughts:
- Installing/Flashing this ROM will erase your apps and data. So, it’s a very important you back them up, before proceeding further. To backup your apps and important data — bookmarks, contacts, SMS, APNs (internet settings), etc. Restore APN settings if Internet isn’t working for you. This Android backup guide would help you. And if you’ve rooted your Galaxy S, you can save application’s data too, using Titanium backup (free app on android market) to backup apps with data. And use this this app only again to restore those apps with data.
- Drivers! — it’s important you’ve the proper drivers installed. Download links below:
- If you have Samsung’s PC software Kies installed, be sure to exit it before using flashing this ROM, or anything with odin software.
Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich for Galaxy S
Update: The installation process is much different now that what was for the initial release. But you can still watch the video — especially if you’re new to this — to get the idea of flashing and stuff. And the guide below has been duly updated to take care of installation needs of the latest release. So, go ahead!
So, the video below is not to be followed, but if you want to learn about rebooting into recovery, using CWM recovery, and other things, watching the video for once is recommended.
Here’s the video showing the installation of Android 4.0 custom ROM (AOSP port, version alpha4):
Note: There is a brief overview (from 6:58) of Android 4.0 running on Galaxy S in the above video.
How to Install Ice Cream Sandwich on Galaxy S [step-by-step guide]:
- Flash XXJVU Android 2.3.6 based firmware first.
- Install CWM and Root on the XXJVU.
- Download the latest version of “Android 4.0 ROM” from here — let’s call it rom file — and then continue the steps below to flash it without any worries. be careful while downloading since that page has downloads for all version of Galaxy S for which this rom is available. Download one meant for your phone, i9000.
- Transfer the rom file to your phone’s sdcard (don’t use external sdcard, btw). Remember the location where you transfer this files.
- Power Off your Galaxy S. Wait for 5-6 seconds until you feel the vibration to confirm complete switch off.
- Boot into Recovery mode. Then, press and hold these 3 buttons together: VolumeUP+Home+Power till the Galaxy S logo shows up on screen. You’ll boot into CWM recovery soon enough. (In recovery, use Volume keys to scroll up and down and power key to select an option. Use back key to go back.)
- Do Wipe Data/Factory Reset
- Do Wipe Cache Partition
- Go to advanced and do Wipe Dalvik Cache
- Now, flash the rom file. Select install zip from sdcard » choose zip from sdcard » browse through sdcard and select the rom file you downloaded in step 3 and transferred in step 4 above. Select “Yes – Install ______” on the next screen.
- After flashing necessary stuff, phone will boot up into recovery again. You will notice it’s a different recovery, colored blue now, and this is what was flashed in step 10 above to make the phone ready for installation.
- Now, flash the rom file again. Select install zip from sdcard » choose zip from sdcard » browse through sdcard and select the rom file you downloaded in step 3 and transferred in step 4 above. Select “Yes – Install ______” on the next screen.
- Go back and select ‘reboot system now’ to restart the phone. Be patient while phone boots up, it may take between 5 to 15 mins for first boot.
- IF IT FAILS TO BOOT in 15 mins, then, well we got problem here. Do this:
- When the phone is restarting (still booting up) open the back cover and REMOVE the battery. Yes you read it right. Reinsert it after 3-4 seconds and then boot into recovery again.
- In recovery, do a Wipe Data/ Factory Reset. And then, select reboot system now to restart the phone. it should boot up properly now. If it doesn’t, then perhaps you did not follow something correctly.
- Also, if you are not happy with the performance of this rom — maybe because it lacks some apps/features you cared too much for, or reboots itself — I would suggest you to install the Android 4.0 AOKP Rom for Galaxy S, it’s simply damn good.
- [Optional] Support the development and appreciate the hard work put in by the team by donating them. Find donation link given above.
- Also, it’s already rooted. You don’t need to root it.
- Just for your info, Android 4.0 custom ROM is available Galaxy S2 too — find our Installation Guide for Android 4.0 on Galaxy S2 i9100 here.
GOING BACK TO ANDROID 2.3 (Gingerbread) [IMPORTANT!!!]
Btw, if you want to revert back to Android 2.3 Gingerbread firmware from this Android 4.0 custom rom, get (install) the XXJVU firmware, linked in at step 1 above. And if wanted by you, root it as given in step 2.
Overview — Android 4.0 AOSP ROM (version Alpha 4) on Galaxy S
Screenshots:
3,840 responses to “Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS) Update for Galaxy S i9000 [Custom ROM]”
Android 4.0 Update for Galaxy S i9000 [Custom ROM] .. COMPLETLY DOESNT WORK
oh ? It doesnt work ? Can someone please confirm it works ??
IT REALLY DOESNT, IM SAD. IVE BEEN TRYING THAT SINCE YESTERDAY NIGHT
When the developers update this to new and more-usable version, we’ll update the link and all that. So, check back later. Ot would work fine, eventually — just have some patience.
🙂
Android 4.0 Update for Galaxy S i9000 [Custom ROM] .. COMPLETLY DOESNT WORK
Android 4.0 Update for Galaxy S i9000 [Custom ROM] .. COMPLETLY DOESNT WORK
oh ? It doesnt work ? Can someone please confirm it works ??
IT REALLY DOESNT, IM SAD. IVE BEEN TRYING THAT SINCE YESTERDAY NIGHT
When the developers update this to new and more-usable version, we’ll update the link and all that. So, check back later. Ot would work fine, eventually — just have some patience.
🙂
oh ? It doesnt work ? Can someone please confirm it works ??
IT REALLY DOESNT, IM SAD. IVE BEEN TRYING THAT SINCE YESTERDAY NIGHT
When the developers update this to new and more-usable version, we’ll update the link and all that. So, check back later. Ot would work fine, eventually — just have some patience.
🙂
I can’t really see the point in featuring this until you can at least get past the lock screen… a complete waste of time IMHO!
On Nexus S, it took just 4-5 days for a not-at-all working port to become a usable ROM. I can’t give you that deadline here, but I am hopeful we will have a working ROM pretty soon. Even if it takes a week or two, these developers will have a lot if respect from me.
One should appreciate the fact that these devs have come with a port this soon.
Anyway, don’t bother much and check again later, you’ll know the fun once some basic stuff starts to work.
P.S. I am pretty much attached to Galaxy S dev. It’s still my fav phone although I use S2 now. You know, both CM7 and MIUI had this sort of beginning only. Those feeling bad abt it should atleast appreciate dev’s work, if they can’t donate at all.
David is right, u cant do anything because of the lockscreen, u cant pass it !!! :/ will u do something 4 us to fix that?
DO NOT TRY IT !!!!
I can’t really see the point in featuring this until you can at least get past the lock screen… a complete waste of time IMHO!
On Nexus S, it took just 4-5 days for a not-at-all working port to become a usable ROM. I can’t give you that deadline here, but I am hopeful we will have a working ROM pretty soon. Even if it takes a week or two, these developers will have a lot if respect from me.
One should appreciate the fact that these devs have come with a port this soon.
Anyway, don’t bother much and check again later, you’ll know the fun once some basic stuff starts to work.
P.S. I am pretty much attached to Galaxy S dev. It’s still my fav phone although I use S2 now. You know, both CM7 and MIUI had this sort of beginning only. Those feeling bad abt it should atleast appreciate dev’s work, if they can’t donate at all.
I can’t really see the point in featuring this until you can at least get past the lock screen… a complete waste of time IMHO!
On Nexus S, it took just 4-5 days for a not-at-all working port to become a usable ROM. I can’t give you that deadline here, but I am hopeful we will have a working ROM pretty soon. Even if it takes a week or two, these developers will have a lot if respect from me.
One should appreciate the fact that these devs have come with a port this soon.
Anyway, don’t bother much and check again later, you’ll know the fun once some basic stuff starts to work.
P.S. I am pretty much attached to Galaxy S dev. It’s still my fav phone although I use S2 now. You know, both CM7 and MIUI had this sort of beginning only. Those feeling bad abt it should atleast appreciate dev’s work, if they can’t donate at all.
LttlDvl here, You can navigate the rom by using two fingers to select and drag. you can also bypass the lockscreen by pressing back and then menu quickly.
It’s been our plesure to port this and release it for other developers to work on as well.
I’d just like to reiterate again: This port is NOT for daily use. It is literally at the point we had it right after we had it booting.
Hey there! Welcome to our blog, LttlDvl.
I’m from the TheAndroidSoul team. We’re thankful to you, and Galnet, for the work you guys are doing.
I hope you are able to get it this port working pretty soon, either before or after Galaxy Nexus hits and AOSP build of Android 4.0 is out.
You’re Awesome!
P.S. Would donate 20 bucks when I get home. Keep rocking, dear!
Thank you! Everyone is more than welcome for this, Galnet and I had alot of fun getting this to work.
The main idea behind it was to get it booting to give the community a chance to learn how the system works. We both understand that nobody is going to learn how the system definitively works from an SDK port, however all developers will gain some much needed experience from this, which should show when the first true data dumps and source compiled builds become available. But things will hopefully move quite quickly from that point.
It’s also allowing us to see how elements of ICS can benefit our MIUI development, so it’s all a case of watch this space!
Hopefully though, the developement community can wring some sense out of this and have a more stable version some time soon to allow everyone to have an idea of what ICS can deliver.
THANKS, BUT THE TOUCH IS REALLY DONT WORK WELL
David is right, u cant do anything because of the lockscreen, u cant pass it !!! :/ will u do something 4 us to fix that?
David is right, u cant do anything because of the lockscreen, u cant pass it !!! :/ will u do something 4 us to fix that?
DO NOT TRY IT !!!!
DO NOT TRY IT !!!!
LttlDvl here, You can navigate the rom by using two fingers to select and drag. you can also bypass the lockscreen by pressing back and then menu quickly.
It’s been our plesure to port this and release it for other developers to work on as well.
I’d just like to reiterate again: This port is NOT for daily use. It is literally at the point we had it right after we had it booting.
Hey there! Welcome to our blog, LttlDvl.
I’m from the TheAndroidSoul team. We’re thankful to you, and Galnet, for the work you guys are doing.
I hope you are able to get it this port working pretty soon, either before or after Galaxy Nexus hits and AOSP build of Android 4.0 is out.
You’re Awesome!
P.S. Would donate 20 bucks when I get home. Keep rocking, dear!
Thank you! Everyone is more than welcome for this, Galnet and I had alot of fun getting this to work.
The main idea behind it was to get it booting to give the community a chance to learn how the system works. We both understand that nobody is going to learn how the system definitively works from an SDK port, however all developers will gain some much needed experience from this, which should show when the first true data dumps and source compiled builds become available. But things will hopefully move quite quickly from that point.
It’s also allowing us to see how elements of ICS can benefit our MIUI development, so it’s all a case of watch this space!
Hopefully though, the developement community can wring some sense out of this and have a more stable version some time soon to allow everyone to have an idea of what ICS can deliver.
THANKS, BUT THE TOUCH IS REALLY DONT WORK WELL
LttlDvl here, You can navigate the rom by using two fingers to select and drag. you can also bypass the lockscreen by pressing back and then menu quickly.
It’s been our plesure to port this and release it for other developers to work on as well.
I’d just like to reiterate again: This port is NOT for daily use. It is literally at the point we had it right after we had it booting.
Hey there! Welcome to our blog, LttlDvl.
I’m from the TheAndroidSoul team. We’re thankful to you, and Galnet, for the work you guys are doing.
I hope you are able to get it this port working pretty soon, either before or after Galaxy Nexus hits and AOSP build of Android 4.0 is out.
You’re Awesome!
P.S. Would donate 20 bucks when I get home. Keep rocking, dear!
Thank you! Everyone is more than welcome for this, Galnet and I had alot of fun getting this to work.
The main idea behind it was to get it booting to give the community a chance to learn how the system works. We both understand that nobody is going to learn how the system definitively works from an SDK port, however all developers will gain some much needed experience from this, which should show when the first true data dumps and source compiled builds become available. But things will hopefully move quite quickly from that point.
It’s also allowing us to see how elements of ICS can benefit our MIUI development, so it’s all a case of watch this space!
Hopefully though, the developement community can wring some sense out of this and have a more stable version some time soon to allow everyone to have an idea of what ICS can deliver.
THANKS, BUT THE TOUCH IS REALLY DONT WORK WELL
Awesome job Devs. To take a SDK and turn it into a proof-of-concept ROM is always impressive.
Regarding the i897 (Captivate) 4.0 ROM, would it use a i9000 modified ROM, or would it likely be built from scratch? I ask since the captivate doesn’t seem to be too popular with the dev community, despite being the one of the prettiest Galaxy S (single-core) phones.
Personally, I like Captivate’s design far more appealing than Galaxy S (and other variants). But as you said it, dev work is pretty limited there. In fact, no other device matches Galaxy S’ sort of development, not even the Galaxy S2.
And I think Captivate will need sth built from scratch, which I think both Galaxy S i9000 and Captivate will get only after Google releases the Android 4.0 source code to public — possibly, after Galaxy Nexus is launched.
Awesome job Devs. To take a SDK and turn it into a proof-of-concept ROM is always impressive.
Regarding the i897 (Captivate) 4.0 ROM, would it use a i9000 modified ROM, or would it likely be built from scratch? I ask since the captivate doesn’t seem to be too popular with the dev community, despite being the one of the prettiest Galaxy S (single-core) phones.
Personally, I like Captivate’s design far more appealing than Galaxy S (and other variants). But as you said it, dev work is pretty limited there. In fact, no other device matches Galaxy S’ sort of development, not even the Galaxy S2.
And I think Captivate will need sth built from scratch, which I think both Galaxy S i9000 and Captivate will get only after Google releases the Android 4.0 source code to public — possibly, after Galaxy Nexus is launched.
Awesome job Devs. To take a SDK and turn it into a proof-of-concept ROM is always impressive.
Regarding the i897 (Captivate) 4.0 ROM, would it use a i9000 modified ROM, or would it likely be built from scratch? I ask since the captivate doesn’t seem to be too popular with the dev community, despite being the one of the prettiest Galaxy S (single-core) phones.
Personally, I like Captivate’s design far more appealing than Galaxy S (and other variants). But as you said it, dev work is pretty limited there. In fact, no other device matches Galaxy S’ sort of development, not even the Galaxy S2.
And I think Captivate will need sth built from scratch, which I think both Galaxy S i9000 and Captivate will get only after Google releases the Android 4.0 source code to public — possibly, after Galaxy Nexus is launched.
what version does it show in about phone?? can ne 1 tell me??
what version does it show in about phone?? can ne 1 tell me??
what version does it show in about phone?? can ne 1 tell me??
Post updated. New version — Alpha4 — is available for download as also the new kernel. The phone’s got calls and sms working now, and also the WiFi. You have no reason to not try it once more — it’s so awesome, and fast, thanks to ‘HW acceleration’ that is now working on this port.
Guys, go for it. you’re gonna love it.
Dev team is doing amazing work. Cheers!
I won’t try it until It’s stable, or at least, 3G and external SD are supported. Also, I had problems of bootloops with the Fugumod kernel T_T
K… But it’s amazing, I’ll tell you that.
Post updated. New version — Alpha4 — is available for download as also the new kernel. The phone’s got calls and sms working now, and also the WiFi. You have no reason to not try it once more — it’s so awesome, and fast, thanks to ‘HW acceleration’ that is now working on this port.
Guys, go for it. you’re gonna love it.
Dev team is doing amazing work. Cheers!
I won’t try it until It’s stable, or at least, 3G and external SD are supported. Also, I had problems of bootloops with the Fugumod kernel T_T
K… But it’s amazing, I’ll tell you that.
Post updated. New version — Alpha4 — is available for download as also the new kernel. The phone’s got calls and sms working now, and also the WiFi. You have no reason to not try it once more — it’s so awesome, and fast, thanks to ‘HW acceleration’ that is now working on this port.
Guys, go for it. you’re gonna love it.
Dev team is doing amazing work. Cheers!
Post updated. New version — Alpha4 — is available for download as also the new kernel. The phone’s got calls and sms working now, and also the WiFi. You have no reason to not try it once more — it’s so awesome, and fast, thanks to ‘HW acceleration’ that is now working on this port.
Guys, go for it. you’re gonna love it.
Dev team is doing amazing work. Cheers!
I won’t try it until It’s stable, or at least, 3G and external SD are supported. Also, I had problems of bootloops with the Fugumod kernel T_T
K… But it’s amazing, I’ll tell you that.
So i can do this for my galaxy s2 and have the wifi to work now? i hope so
No!
WOW great tutorial thx
can it work on all basebands of gt -i9000
You need to have Android 2.3 based firmware/rom. I think one shouldn’t try it on Froyo, it must be requiring Gingerbread boot loaders. Basebands not a problem.
So i can do this for my galaxy s2 and have the wifi to work now? i hope so
No!
So i can do this for my galaxy s2 and have the wifi to work now? i hope so
No!
WOW great tutorial thx
WOW great tutorial thx
can it work on all basebands of gt -i9000
You need to have Android 2.3 based firmware/rom. I think one shouldn’t try it on Froyo, it must be requiring Gingerbread boot loaders. Basebands not a problem.
can it work on all basebands of gt -i9000
You need to have Android 2.3 based firmware/rom. I think one shouldn’t try it on Froyo, it must be requiring Gingerbread boot loaders. Basebands not a problem.
hi can it work with xfjva – i9000 or xxjvt- i9000 pl reply & thank for this
All you need is a clockworkmod recovery installed on any gingerbread rom onn galaxy S i9000. JVT is cool to go with, it would work.
I tried as per instructions given above every thing goes fine . but my phone is stuck at FUGUMOD and not going further, please help.
Retry one more time.
same here
Tried it twice, same thing happens, stops at first screen. everything seemed to go on ok, what have I missed?
Try again.
If it still happens, flash the ICS again and this time, reboot the phone before installing the Fugumod kernel. Touchscreen won’t work, but don’t bother. Simply go back to recovery and flash the fugumod kernel and then reboot — should work.
Flash the ICS again and this time, reboot the phone before installing the Fugumod kernel. Touchscreen won’t work, but don’t bother. Simply go back to recovery and flash the fugumod kernel and then reboot — should work.
yes its booting now with flashing kernel
*without flashing kernel
Go back to recovery and then flash the kernel, it would boot and run smoothly. Make sure you’ve downloaded the right kernel — one meant for your device since 2 or 3 variants are available.
Yes, its booting! Great work thanks!
😀
hi can it work with xfjva – i9000 or xxjvt- i9000 pl reply & thank for this
All you need is a clockworkmod recovery installed on any gingerbread rom onn galaxy S i9000. JVT is cool to go with, it would work.
hi can it work with xfjva – i9000 or xxjvt- i9000 pl reply & thank for this
All you need is a clockworkmod recovery installed on any gingerbread rom onn galaxy S i9000. JVT is cool to go with, it would work.
I tried as per instructions given above every thing goes fine . but my phone is stuck at FUGUMOD and not going further, please help.
Retry one more time.
same here
Tried it twice, same thing happens, stops at first screen. everything seemed to go on ok, what have I missed?
Flash the ICS again and this time, reboot the phone before installing the Fugumod kernel. Touchscreen won’t work, but don’t bother. Simply go back to recovery and flash the fugumod kernel and then reboot — should work.
yes its booting now with flashing kernel
*without flashing kernel
Go back to recovery and then flash the kernel, it would boot and run smoothly. Make sure you’ve downloaded the right kernel — one meant for your device since 2 or 3 variants are available.
Yes, its booting! Great work thanks!
😀
Try again.
If it still happens, flash the ICS again and this time, reboot the phone before installing the Fugumod kernel. Touchscreen won’t work, but don’t bother. Simply go back to recovery and flash the fugumod kernel and then reboot — should work.
I tried as per instructions given above every thing goes fine . but my phone is stuck at FUGUMOD and not going further, please help.
Retry one more time.
same here
Tried it twice, same thing happens, stops at first screen. everything seemed to go on ok, what have I missed?
Flash the ICS again and this time, reboot the phone before installing the Fugumod kernel. Touchscreen won’t work, but don’t bother. Simply go back to recovery and flash the fugumod kernel and then reboot — should work.
yes its booting now with flashing kernel
*without flashing kernel
Go back to recovery and then flash the kernel, it would boot and run smoothly. Make sure you’ve downloaded the right kernel — one meant for your device since 2 or 3 variants are available.
Yes, its booting! Great work thanks!
😀
Try again.
If it still happens, flash the ICS again and this time, reboot the phone before installing the Fugumod kernel. Touchscreen won’t work, but don’t bother. Simply go back to recovery and flash the fugumod kernel and then reboot — should work.
is this stable enough for daily use now……curious…..thinkin of flashing it..
I9000 xxjvq 2.3.4 gingerbread
rooted w/cwm/superuser/tweak….
will this work on my unit….
thanks and keep up the excellent work devs………….
Depends on you whether you wanna use ICS in daily life with some gr8 bugs. Read what works and what not in the post, and decide it yourself. You’re good to go, btw!
I would suggest you to wait for Alpha7 which should be released anytime this week. It includes complete hardware acceleration along with working video and camera.
is this stable enough for daily use now……curious…..thinkin of flashing it..
I9000 xxjvq 2.3.4 gingerbread
rooted w/cwm/superuser/tweak….
will this work on my unit….
thanks and keep up the excellent work devs………….
Depends on you whether you wanna use ICS in daily life with some gr8 bugs. Read what works and what not in the post, and decide it yourself. You’re good to go, btw!
I would suggest you to wait for Alpha7 which should be released anytime this week. It includes complete hardware acceleration along with working video and camera.
is this stable enough for daily use now……curious…..thinkin of flashing it..
I9000 xxjvq 2.3.4 gingerbread
rooted w/cwm/superuser/tweak….
will this work on my unit….
thanks and keep up the excellent work devs………….
Depends on you whether you wanna use ICS in daily life with some gr8 bugs. Read what works and what not in the post, and decide it yourself. You’re good to go, btw!
I would suggest you to wait for Alpha7 which should be released anytime this week. It includes complete hardware acceleration along with working video and camera.
Great its working like a charm, except for my mobile network.
What is mneat by: “after a ugly patch ?”
which patch will make my mobile work ?
It just means you have to go through a lot of steps and change a lot of settings to enable 3G 🙂
I’ll update the post with a guide on how to apply 3g patch shortly. Btw, as suggested here, alpha 7 should be pretty good. Maybe, it will get RC1 tag, lol!
hi kapil im just getting ready to flash everything can you update 3g patch part of the post please…much appreciated, ps does the the mobile ap tethering and the internet phone browser work
thanks buddy
Umm, I’m gonna update it tomorrow morning but for now, you can use this well written guide over here – http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=19563068#post19563068
🙂
Great its working like a charm, except for my mobile network.
What is mneat by: “after a ugly patch ?”
which patch will make my mobile work ?
It just means you have to go through a lot of steps and change a lot of settings to enable 3G 🙂
I’ll update the post with a guide on how to apply 3g patch shortly. Btw, as suggested here, alpha 7 should be pretty good. Maybe, it will get RC1 tag, lol!
hi kapil im just getting ready to flash everything can you update 3g patch part of the post please…much appreciated, ps does the the mobile ap tethering and the internet phone browser work
thanks buddy
Umm, I’m gonna update it tomorrow morning but for now, you can use this well written guide over here – http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=19563068#post19563068
🙂
Great its working like a charm, except for my mobile network.
What is mneat by: “after a ugly patch ?”
which patch will make my mobile work ?
It just means you have to go through a lot of steps and change a lot of settings to enable 3G 🙂
I’ll update the post with a guide on how to apply 3g patch shortly. Btw, as suggested here, alpha 7 should be pretty good. Maybe, it will get RC1 tag, lol!
hi kapil im just getting ready to flash everything can you update 3g patch part of the post please…much appreciated, ps does the the mobile ap tethering and the internet phone browser work
thanks buddy
Umm, I’m gonna update it tomorrow morning but for now, you can use this well written guide over here – http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=19563068#post19563068
🙂
VERY GOOD, IM FROM ARGENTINA, I WANT TO TEST WHEN EVERYTHING ITS GOING ON, SORRY ABOUT MY ENGLISH… JEJ..