I9100ZSKF1 vs I9100ZSKF4 difference ? - Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Sorry if this question already being asked, but I seems can't found any answer.
I recent checked SamFirmware.com page, the new version of HK ROM has released on TOP of 4 June 2011. Only few days difference.
Does anyone know what has been added, what bug has been fixed ?
Thanks
James
Asia Samsung I9100 Firmwares.
I9100ZSKF1 ##
CSC = OZSKE7
EXT4.PIT
2.3.3
Hong Kong
2011 June 4
I9100ZSKF4 ##
CSC = OZSKF4
EXT4.PIT
2.3.3
Hong Kong
2011 June

samsung dont release Any notes regarding firmware

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[KIES][FIRMWARE] Kies update Netherlands

Good news for the dutch Ace users. Update from kies available for the Netherlands.
S5830XWKPO (CSC = XENKP2) (Android 2.3.3)
Happy updating
Cheers
-edit- its available via samfirmware.com (Thanks KoGi77GR). Dont be confused about the CSC. They made a mistake at samfirmware and switched baseband(XWKP7) and csc(XENKP2) numbers. So if you prefer Odin over Kies, go get it at samfirmware.com
At samfirmware.com I see a new one available, quite similar:
S5830XWKPO ## CSC - S5830XENKP7 ## 2.3.3 ## 2011 July
KoGi77GR said:
At samfirmware.com I see a new one available, quite similar:
S5830XWKPO ## CSC - S5830XENKP7 ## 2.3.3 ## 2011 July
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I guess thats a leaked one, not official. Since there is different csc.
Cheers
-edit- nope. You are right. They switched baseband and csc numbers. Its the same firmware, just checked at samfirmware.com
catapult1234 said:
Good news for the dutch Ace users. Update from kies available for the Netherlands.
S5830XWKPO (CSC = XENKP2) (Android 2.3.3)
Happy updating
Cheers
-edit- its available via samfirmware.com (Thanks KoGi77GR). Dont be confused about the CSC. They made a mistake at samfirmware and switched baseband(XWKP7) and csc(XENKP2) numbers. So if you prefer Odin over Kies, go get it at samfirmware.com
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Hey,
thnx, finally it's there.
Dankjewel man.
Cheers.

Latest Firmware?

I want to know what the latest firmware is please, what the the fastest one is as well, because samfirmware has the latest firmware which is 2.3.4 but before that it has 2.3.5 so I assume 2.3.5 is newer? KI3 is newest?
1) Which is the newest firmware?
2) Which is the fastest firmware?
Thanks
Samsung ROM: 2.3.5 (My custom ROM, CriskeloROM uses XWKJ1 as base, very stable, very fast, some people report the KI3 base is very stable as well)
Custom ROM: CyanogenMod 7.1 Base 2.3.7
So KI3 is the newest? Why does Samfirmware have a 2.3.4 firmware after that, also, does KI3 fix the Android OS bug? Thanks
Noting will fix the AOS bug mate, its as simple as that.
Sent from my GT-I9100 using Tapatalk
darkgoon3r96 said:
So KI3 is the newest? Why does Samfirmware have a 2.3.4 firmware after that, also, does KI3 fix the Android OS bug? Thanks
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What bug? I'm still new with Android...
nicholaschum said:
Samsung ROM: 2.3.5 (My custom ROM, CriskeloROM uses XWKJ1 as base, very stable, very fast, some people report the KI3 base is very stable as well)
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Huh? I thought XWKJ3 is the latest one right now?
Samfirmware is sorting the firmware on leaked date not from oldest to newest. usually the newest firmware has the latest letter in alphabet. That means XWKJ3 seems to be the latest for now. We will never know which is the best because samsung its not releasing any changelog, you can only trust your experience or from the other.
Thanks for clearing it up
SupraN0va said:
Samfirmware is sorting the firmware on leaked date not from oldest to newest. usually the newest firmware has the latest letter in alphabet. That means XWKJ3 seems to be the latest for now. We will never know which is the best because samsung its not releasing any changelog, you can only trust your experience or from the other.
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So if there was a firmware called ZAAAA1, would that be the "latest" version then?
dvdlesher said:
So if there was a firmware called ZAAAA1, would that be the "latest" version then?
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Only the last 3 characters indicate the date.
K = Year
J = Month
3 - Revision
KF1 would be year 2011 (K), month June (F), revision 1.
KJ3 would be year 2011 (K), month October (J), revision 3.
oinkylicious said:
Only the last 3 characters indicate the date.
K = Year
J = Month
3 - Revision
KF1 would be year 2011 (K), month June (F), revision 1.
KJ3 would be year 2011 (K), month October (J), revision 3.
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Ahh, gotcha, thanks man!
Edit: So what about the 2 letter at the front then? Just curious
dvdlesher said:
So what about the 2 letter at the front then? Just curious
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That signifies the region.
Intratech said:
CE---> Belgium, Luxembourg, Netherlands
DC---> Thailand
DD---> India
DX---> Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Vietnam
DZ---> Malaysia, Singapore
JA---> South Africa
JC---> Algeria, Morocco, Nigeria, South Africa, Tunisia
JP---> Arabic, Algeria, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Morocco, Nigeria, Oman, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Syria
JV---> Tunisia, Turkey
UG---> North America
UH---> Latin America, The Caribbean
XE---> Bulgaria, Estonia, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Russia, Ukraine
XX---> Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Hungary, United Kingdom
XW---> Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Nordic, Spain, United Kingdom
ZC---> China, Hong Kong
ZH---> Hong Kong
ZS---> China, Hong Kong
ZT---> Taiwan
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Does it matter much if I installed FW from different region? I mean, I can't find Australia there...
dvdlesher said:
Does it matter much if I installed FW from different region? I mean, I can't find Australia there...
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Nope, but csc is important.
SupraN0va said:
Nope, but csc is important.
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Hopefully my last question: What is CSC exactly? Is that like some sort of official firmware?
dvdlesher said:
Ahh, gotcha, thanks man!
Edit: So what about the 2 letter at the front then? Just curious
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Its a code for the region/carrier and not always intuitive.

[Q] Where do I find the changelist for official firmware?

Hey guys,
Title says it all - I see changelist id's with newly released official firmware, but never a changelog of what's changed!
Eg.
Base Firmware: I9100XWLPF (4.0.3)
Country Italy
Carrier: Unbranded
Build Date: 18th May 2012
Modem: XXLPX
CSC: OXILP6
Change List: 592261
If anyone can point me in the right direction that would be fantastic.
Cheers
It is well known that Samsung doesn't release official changelogs, mainly because Samsung doesn't give a **** about you or me.
Ah ok, thought that was the case. No matter what I searched for, couldn't find anything lols..
Thanks!

official 4.1.2

okay just seen an 4.1.2 rom on samfirmware looking for a 4.0.3 official rom.
is this an official 4.1.2 rom ?
heres what i seen below
Welcome on the firmware page of SamMobile.
First of all we want to advice you to use Samsung KIES.
Samsung KIES is Samsung's own official update program.
If you have any problems with Samsung KIES please see our KIES page.
Here you will find all guides about all problems and questions with Samsung KIES.
The guides are provided by Samsung so everything is 100% right.
Latest version in Samsung Kies
Android application SamMobile
Caution! read additional information
Questions?
How do I know my model?
Go to settings and check about phone.
My model is not in the list what can i do?
Please go to our forums and report this.
My country is not in the list what can i do?
Please go to our forums and ask for help.
What happened with the full list for Europe or Asia for example?
We removed this, if you still want one big list use the search function.
TypeOSModelCountry
Firmwares for GT-I9100 - Top 10 latest
Country/Carrier Date Android PDA CSC Download Kies Play Unlock Info
United Kingdom 2012 November 4.1.2 I9100XXLSJ I9100OXXLS1 Download Unlock Info
Argentina 2012 October 4.0.4 I9100UHLPZ I9100AROLP5 Download Unlock Info
Nordic countries 2012 October 4.0.3 I9100XWLPY I9100NEELP6 Download Unlock Info
Israel (Orange/Partner) 2012 October 4.0.3 I9100JHLPC I9100PTRLPD Download Unlock Info
Peru 2012 October 4.0.4 I9100UHLPW I9100PETLP5 Download Unlock Info
Ireland (eMobile) 2012 October 4.0.4 I9100XWLPW I9100EIRLPA Download Unlock Info
Ireland (Meteor) 2012 October 4.0.4 I9100XWLPW I9100METLPA Download Unlock Info
United Kingdom (H3G) 2012 October 4.0.4 I9100XWLPY I9100H3GLP7 Download Unlock Info
Austria (3 Hutchison) 2012 October 4.0.4 I9100XWLPY I9100DRELP6 Download Unlock Info
Ireland (Three) 2012 October 4.0.4 I9100XWLPY I91003IELP5 Download Unlock Info
jonnyhall1bmx1 said:
okay just seen an 4.1.2 rom on samfirmware looking for a 4.0.3 official rom.
is this an official 4.1.2 rom ?
heres what i seen below
Welcome on the firmware page of SamMobile.
First of all we want to advice you to use Samsung KIES.
Samsung KIES is Samsung's own official update program.
If you have any problems with Samsung KIES please see our KIES page.
Here you will find all guides about all problems and questions with Samsung KIES.
The guides are provided by Samsung so everything is 100% right.
Latest version in Samsung Kies
Android application SamMobile
Caution! read additional information
Questions?
How do I know my model?
Go to settings and check about phone.
My model is not in the list what can i do?
Please go to our forums and report this.
My country is not in the list what can i do?
Please go to our forums and ask for help.
What happened with the full list for Europe or Asia for example?
We removed this, if you still want one big list use the search function.
TypeOSModelCountry
Firmwares for GT-I9100 - Top 10 latest
Country/Carrier Date Android PDA CSC Download Kies Play Unlock Info
United Kingdom 2012 November 4.1.2 I9100XXLSJ I9100OXXLS1 Download Unlock Info
Argentina 2012 October 4.0.4 I9100UHLPZ I9100AROLP5 Download Unlock Info
Nordic countries 2012 October 4.0.3 I9100XWLPY I9100NEELP6 Download Unlock Info
Israel (Orange/Partner) 2012 October 4.0.3 I9100JHLPC I9100PTRLPD Download Unlock Info
Peru 2012 October 4.0.4 I9100UHLPW I9100PETLP5 Download Unlock Info
Ireland (eMobile) 2012 October 4.0.4 I9100XWLPW I9100EIRLPA Download Unlock Info
Ireland (Meteor) 2012 October 4.0.4 I9100XWLPW I9100METLPA Download Unlock Info
United Kingdom (H3G) 2012 October 4.0.4 I9100XWLPY I9100H3GLP7 Download Unlock Info
Austria (3 Hutchison) 2012 October 4.0.4 I9100XWLPY I9100DRELP6 Download Unlock Info
Ireland (Three) 2012 October 4.0.4 I9100XWLPY I91003IELP5 Download Unlock Info
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The 4.1.2 is official but it says test build. I flashed it anyway and its amazing! I also got root on the 4.1.2 as well. You can find more help on 4.1.2 from this thread

What does XXEMB5, XXELLC, etc. mean?

I've mostly been a user of Sony Ericsson devices. I've had the Arc for a couple of years now, and am very conversant with rooting/flashing/modding etc. for the Arc and other XPERIA devices. I recently bought a new Galaxy S3 and, after a few days of use, am looking to rooting/modding/flashing some custom ROMs. I've gone through the various guides--shouldn't be a bother--but one thing I cannot figure out is what the codes XXEMB5, XXELLC, etc. represent. My device says XXELLC. Does that mean it wouldn't be possible for me to flash a ROM that's denoted as XXEMB5? Would appreciate some clarifications in this regard.
Pretty much everything you need to know can be found here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1927113
***Roll-Up Sticky Thread*** Stickies found here!
On the i9300 International it would be the below
XX - UK and parts of Europe, Asia
E - 4.1.2 (D was 4.1.1, A & B were 4.0.4 would guess F will be 4.2.1)
M - 2013
B - Month
5 - Release
So XXELLC would be UK / Europe / Asia / Middle East, 4.1.2, 2012, December,
So XXEMB5 would be UK / Europe / Asia / Middle East, 4.1.2, 2013, February, 5th release
If you want a custom rom then no reason to reflash a stock rom but XXMB5 is UK and parts of Europe it is a generic rom, not actual country or provider specific

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