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.
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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?
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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.
Can anyone explain the Samsung ROM version number scheme? For instance, what does XWKL1 translate into?
Just interested. Thanks,
Craig
This is from the Galaxy Note forums but still applicable:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=19553821&postcount=1
XWKL1 would be a build from Dec 2011, 1st revision, for the region France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Turkey, United Kingdom
Perfect. Thanks!
Hey all,
I currently own a white 16GB GT-I9300 with the stock ICS Vodafone New Zealand ROM loaded on it, the latest version available from my carrier. The phone was bought from Vodafone New Zealand itself and came with VFNZ firmware. My mother has fallen in love with the phone after trying it out once P) so I'm going to give her my marble white GT-I9300 to replace her iPhone 3GS and buy a blue GT-I9300 for myself.
The question I have is regarding the ROMs/firmware available for the new GT-I9300. The blue one I plan on purchasing is not direct from my local carrier, and it is listed as a parallel import, so I assume it'll either come pre-loaded with a ROM from a different foreign carrier, or the unbranded ROM.
I'd prefer to have the Vodafone NZ ROM on the device since it has all the carrier and access point settings, and I assume since this new blue model will also be the (international) GT-I9300 model, I am safe to flash the Vodafone NZ firmware onto it? I want definite confirmation if possible, before I go ahead and brick a new $860 phone.
I'm very new to Android (the GT-I9300is my first Android phone) and have only flashed+rooted twice, with stock firmwares using ODIN. I noticed each different carrier ROM has a differing set of numbers (PDA..? something else as well?), which I don't remember the names of. Does this have any effect on what ROMs my device is tied to using?
Thanks for any help.
PDA refers to the build version of the software/firmware
Phone refers to the baseband/modem version
CSC is the consumer software customisation and is specific to geographical region and carriers. It contains the software packages specific to that region, carrier branding and also APN settings for data connection, MMS etc for your service provider.
CSC has nothing to do with what languages the firmware supports and it will not add keyboard language support either.
.PIT refers to the partition information table you only need it if you screw up your partition table or if the firmware specifically requires it because of a change in the partition table layout. It's very likely you may never have to use this.
If the package only contains one .tar archive then it will have everything, pda+phone+csc, in the one file.
If it has multiple .tar archive then:
The .tar with modem in the name is the phone/baseband bit of the package
.tar with csc/multi-csc in the name is the csc bit of the package
.tar with code/PDA in the name is the PDA part of the firmware package
If this is the case you will need to put these .tar archives in the specific areas of Odin to flash the update. Refer to the images below.
You do not need to root or unroot the device to update the firmware.
Please ensure that KIES is closed and not running in the system tray! Kies doesn't like Odin, it's like the big brother who's always jealous that his little brother is getting to flash all the phones so he starts to flash block.
Regarding change logs. Samsung thinks firmware should be like a box of chocolates, you never know what you’re gonna get and that all a big part of the surprise user experience program so they don't publish any change logs.
Get Odin v3.04 from here: Download https://androidfirmwares.net/Tools/Download/8
Just extract the Odin folder.
You will also need to install the Samsung USB drivers for the device if you haven't installed KIES. Get them from here: Download
Just install like any Windows program....
Stock Firmwares
http://www.sammobile.com/firmware/
Samsung Letter Code
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
You can flash whatever firmware you want, go to samfirmware.com and you can search by phone model, country, carrier etc.
Most ROMs will come in one package which will be like "xxxxx/xxxxxx/xxxxx.tar.md5" if it all comes in one package you put it in the PDA section of Odin and flash it.
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Hi all,
I would like to go back to stock rom but before i do i seek some education
So looking for stock rom for Samsung Galaxy A3 2017 (SM-A320FL) and I found a few websites and they all show something like:
Supporting Versions
A320FLXXU1AQA6 COS Greece Cosmote
A320FLXXU1AQA6 OPT Portugal Optimus
A320FLXXU1AQA6 FTM France Orange
A320FLXXU1AQA6 XEU Europe
A320FLXXU1AQA6 BTU United Kingdom
A320FLXXU1AQA6 ORS Slovakia
A320FLXXU1AQA6 OPV Orange Poland
A320FLXXU1AQA6 MET Ireland Meteor
A320FLXXU1AQA6 PLS Poland Plus
A320FLXXU1AQA8 3IE Ireland three
A320FLXXU1AQA8 O2U United Kingdom O2 and all other Models.
My question is, how important is that version and how important is the region? In my case i am UK and I am with O2 and my phone had previously the Oreo update from Samsung. Also linked to this i think i have seen custom roms that say they are based on russian base version.
Thx in advance
Android 10 & OneUI 2 are here, rolling out to a bunch of Exynos models. It has rolled out in the following regions:
Austria
Baltic
Bulgaria
Chile
Colombia
Coratia
Czech Republic
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
India (for both beta and non-beta users)
Israel
Italy
Kuwait
Netherlands
Nicaragua
Nordic
Panama
Poland
Romania
Slovania
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Thailand
Trinidad
Turkey
United Arab Emirates
https://www.reddit.com/r/galaxynote10/comments/ecvj4c/android_10_oneui_2_update_megathread/
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MASTERGRAD said:
Android 10 & OneUI 2 are here, rolling out to a bunch of Exynos models. It has rolled out in the following regions:
Austria
Baltic
Bulgaria
Chile
Colombia
Coratia
Czech Republic
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
India (for both beta and non-beta users)
Israel
Italy
Kuwait
Netherlands
Nicaragua
Nordic
Panama
Poland
Romania
Slovania
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Thailand
Trinidad
Turkey
United Arab Emirates
https://www.reddit.com/r/galaxynote10/comments/ecvj4c/android_10_oneui_2_update_megathread/
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https://www.sammobile.com/news/list-official-galaxy-note-10-android-10-update-countries/ NEWER LIST
You can add USA to that list. I'm downloading official 10 on my Verizon Note 10+ at the moment
Yup, just finished the update on my Version note 10+
Semantics said:
You can add USA to that list. I'm downloading official 10 on my Verizon Note 10+ at the moment
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UK o2 android 10 downloading now Note 10
For U.S.: What carrier are you on?
Looks like Verizon got it. Waiting on the other carriers to push it out.
Sprint/T-Mobile update yet?
LuRock said:
Sprint/T-Mobile update yet?
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I'm waiting as well. Not sure if it is "merger" related, or if they are just slow.
I believe AT&T got it possibly on Saturday.
Just downloading the One UI 2 and Android 10 update (still December security patch).. it is 1943.94MB in filesize!
UK unlocked Note10, directly purchased from Samsung UK!
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