Sorry everyone bit does anyone know how i can return my phone to stock Rom after flashing lightning 6.1? Or another Rom for that matter. Thanks
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Stock rom thread dev section.
Reset rom counter via usb jig.
jje
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I installed adama003 and I am not liking it but can't find the stock kernel to flash on here.
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michaeldotson817 said:
I installed adama003 and I am not liking it but can't find the stock kernel to flash on here.
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For International I9300 ???
Kernels are in the stock rom post for I9300 not other models .
I think you are lost and have ended up in the wrong forum .
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1756338
jje
Just a question. There are numerous sites on the internet that tells you how to install cm9 on sgs2. Others say that you dont need to flash a leaked ics. Others need you to install . Please help thanks.
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Go by the guide on CM9 website. I played it safe and flashed the tar version via PDA in odin. Once that's installed you can then update to latest nightly. I've never had any issues with that process. All the best.
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So sir did you install first a leaked ics or not? Thanks
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Erm not sure I'm a bit of a flasher- holic. More than likely I was on a 4.0.4 based custom rom. If you do full wipes and format system then flash via odin I'm sure you will be fine as that's what I did. Please read CM9 guide though.
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I went from stock GB to CM9 nightly without any problem
Well done mate
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Ok thanks sir imma download hehe
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If i flash a custom kernel through odin..will this remove my cm9 Rom or brick my phone?
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I want to remove cm9 rom
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gs2rom said:
If i flash a custom kernel through odin..will this remove my cm9 Rom or brick my phone?
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No a custom custom kernel will not remove your ROM, before you flash your chosen kernel read the devs instructions and notes on the brick bug issue. I use the latest siyah have had no problems. Read before flashing there is no rush. All the best
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If i flash a custom kernel through odin..will this remove my cm9 Rom or brick my phone?
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Nope it shouldn't brick your device but Instead of using Odin why not use the safer CWM recovery?
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I mean an official kernel
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I mean an official kernel
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please rephrase your post. It's not clear
Swyped from my Samsung Galaxy SII
He meant stock Samsung kernel.
OP: you can't do this, since CM9 needs kernel compatible with AOSP ROMs.
Then is there any way to remove cm9 rom?
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If you want to remove CM9, I am assuming that you wish to replace it with a new ROM. Go through the forum and choose a new ROM and place it in your phone's USB drive or SD card. Then go into ClockWorkMod Recovery mode and Factory Reset/Wipe your device. Then install a new zip and choose the zip file of the ROM you downloaded. If there is any part of this that you do not know how to do, say so and I will give instructions or refer you to one of the many excellent guides that have already been written.
A kernel is essentially only a part of a ROM. So when you flash a new ROM you are flashing a new kernel as well, but when you flash a new kernel you are only changing the kernel section of your ROM, not your entire ROM.
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Then is there any way to remove cm9 rom?
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Yes, there few ways of removing CM9 ROM
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I flashed the XXLPQ firmware and now back on stock samsung rom
Sorry for my bad language
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I would like to go back to gingerbread from ota ics howcan i do this i have twrp installed and can flash if possible
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Here you go. This is how to return to stock gingerbread. I did did it myself a few days ago.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1506330
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I dont have a computer....i need a flashable one through recovery
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Saurom is your only flashable GB build in this section..
Check the super thread at the top of the general section, and scroll down to the roms.
Read "carefully"....before flashing...
Saurom is a loaded version of 2.3.6 with many extras ....I like it ...g
Hmmm. Do you happen to have a backup of your stock ROM (gingerbread). From before you flashed a custom ROM? If so then all you need is the stock kernel and modem. I have a flash able zip for the stock recovery I can give you, but no longer have the kernel and modem on hand.
http://db.tt/kJGwFq85
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I dont i bought it with ics already on it
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Well, your only other option is trying Saurom. Its about the only GB ROM you can flash. Otherwise you'll need to find a computer you can use to use Odin and follow the steps in the link I posted above.
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I was wondering if anyone knew where i could download a stock S3 rom from. Im using vodafone in the UK.
Thanks for your help in advance
Steve
have a look on www.sammobile.com
www.samfirmware.com
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