How is it we are able to use 2.2 kernels on 2.2.1 ROMs made from i9000 leaks?
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I was wondering whether the i9000 custom roms based on gingerbread (JVK or when official ones come out) can be ported to vibrant? Or would we have to wait for official vibrant gingerbread firmware to get our custom roms?
I saw some basebands for G5 on samfirmware.com for froyo 2.2.1, i am curently on 2.1 eclair.. by flashing the basebands, can i flash a new rom..for say cm7 having a GB rom with 2.2 baseband.. do i need cwm for flashing the basebands?? and also again for cm7?? if i use cwm rfs version cuz i am having a stock rom to a custom cm7 can i go back to stock with rfs version or do i need a cwm ext version???
rply must be appreciated..
I need a gingerbread I9000 reoriented kernel for Vibrant.
this kernel will allow me to install stock i9000 roms on my vibrant
the link below can give you an idea of what I need but it's for Captivate
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1042543
I originally had Froyo 2.2 on my Samsung Galaxy S wifi 4.0 then I flashed it with Steve's custom kernel using Odin. However after flashing the device it went on a boot loop so to fix it I had to flash with GingerBread 2.3 ROM that Steve had provided. However I would like to go back to Froyo 2.2. Is it possible to use Steve's custom kernel with Froyo 2.2?
Please advise
I haven't messed around my Vibrant for ages. It's unlocked and rooted, but still running Froyo (ROM: Bi-Winning V2). Is there a simple way I can directly jump from Froyo to Jelly Bean? What custom ROM and kernel do you recommend? What recovery method should I use? Thanks in advance!