Hello, I want to flash other modems. There is modems pack in our forum but I can't find that. Can you share the modem packs?
Edit : I use X820
https://mega.nz/#F!xuZiDD7Y!K1h_YFcSj1Cpn8bUILAUGw
I renamed the folders from Russian to English.
source:
https://yadi.sk/d/5v2p3F7o3GJBxn
use google or the search function of XDA
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Hi there, just wondering my friend has brought a Galaxy S2, we brought ours from New Zealand, anyway friend is Japanese and he wants his phone in Japanese language(whole phone interface), when i goto "Settings -> Language & Keyboard -> "Select Language" there is no Japanese language in the selection, is there a way i can install a pack so it shows up in there, or flash the Hongkong firmware that may have the Japanese in the Select Language menu.
thanks
Languages are contained within something called a "CSC"..
Read up on those and find the correct one in the Development section.
(Cant guarantee you there is a japanese one, I would imagine there is though.)
get some multi csc from the forum here.
so, if i find the releavant CSC in the forum, do i use the dial pad method or just use ODIN to flash the CSC by itself
thanks.
mrvtec69 said:
so, if i find the releavant CSC in the forum, do i use the dial pad method or just use ODIN to flash the CSC by itself
thanks.
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This is the thread your looking for.
OMKF2 firmware supports English/Japanese/Korean language. DCM is the CSC I believe.
when i flash the CSC, i get a error, "cannot acesss vnz csc" when it boots up seems like my csc is locked to the carrier firmware im using. if i flash the OMKF2 that wont add to my binary counter and OMKF2 seems like its for the M202S.
this is the current firmware im running: PDA:XWKE7| PHONE:XXKE4| CSC:VNZKE2
anyone ???
I've read what have been said and went on the other thread where I saw written :
CSC has nothing to do with what languages the firmware supports and it will not add keyboard language support either.
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mrvtec69 have you been able to find a solution ? As far as I am concerned I would just like a japanese keyboard with which I can write texts that can be read by the recipient.
So far, simeji and all the other downloaded keyboard allow me to write texts in japanese, but those texts appear as "???????" on the recipient's phone and I'm pretty sure that a "native" japanese keyboard would solve the problem.
As the title says, which Firmware/ROM and CSC supports Android in Japanese?
I'd like to have both English (UK) and Japanese as a language option.
My Nexus S supported both from the box.
Could someone tell me which CSC / Firmware support Japanese?
SC02COMKF2 (CSC is DCM)
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SC02COMKF2 (CSC is DCM)
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Thanks!
But where to get the firmware package?
And when I do, I can just flash the CSC over another Firmware?
Not available on the Kies/Cuf server yet.
That is unfortunate.
However, I presume that if I find a CSC that has DCM included, I could get proper Japanese support.
I will keep looking
Tr1gg3R said:
That is unfortunate.
However, I presume that if I find a CSC that has DCM included, I could get proper Japanese support.
I will keep looking
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im in the same boat, i flashed the DCM CSC but the language dosent fully change in the phone OS to japanese, if you see in the nexus S the menus etc are in japanese when you flash the dcm csc only part of of the os is in japanese
Bah, and here I hoped a DCM CSC would solve all
Then I guess I should search the net for a SC-02C Firmware with CSC and see what that does.
As there is no update available via KIES, I don't know where to look (yet) but if I find something I will update this thread.
Im looking for the same thing too, please update too if you found the way to change it to Japanese Thanks alot
So there's still no way to fix this?
I have a Galaxy S i9000 and no official firmware have real japanese support (you can install japanese keyboard and read japanese but not japanese menus). What I did was installing cyanogenmod that have full japanese support. It has some drawbacks as battery doesnt last as long as the stock firmware but I'm happy so far.
I need this too.. Comes in handy at times.
Hi, does anyone still have that Asiatic CSC megapackage (all asia) for the Galaxy Vibrant? can you please upload or share the link for me?
the previous link from Simplehoney ROM was dead, and i couldn't find it any else where. I want to flash it to use Chinese Locale for my dad.
thanks for helpping
Hey guys,
I've been doing some reading and trying to work out the best way to dump a copy of my CSC so that if I flash in a new custom rom from another country that has JB that I can then load in my original CSC to get the settings back.
I've seen this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1106502
But one of the first things it says to look for CSCFiles.txt doesn't exist on my S3.
Is there a better method for backing this up? Additionally would like to backup my modem just to be 100% sure so ran through another thread to backup the modem (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1705650) but the backup image came out significantly larger than the other modem files I have downloaded and the MD5 doesn't match what is supposedly the same version modem.
And one more question, I found some time ago a really good thread explaining the firmware versions as there is B firmware and C if I recall correctly and the relation of these to the modems and why flashing the wrong one can have issues. I haven't been able to locate that thread again to bookmark it, if anyone can point me in the direction of this it'd be awesome.
Beacuse there is none..all the Firmwares are more or less same with little region specific customizations..
You can flash any firmware if you are okay with the region specific changes..
There is no need to backup your modem you can get it easily from here..just note which modem you are using currently..
CSC again does not make much of a difference other then providing you with region specific customization and updates.....you dont need to back it up ..you can change you CSC using dialer or CSC changer from the market..
zoot1 said:
Beacuse there is none..all the Firmwares are more or less same with little region specific customizations..
You can flash any firmware if you are okay with the region specific changes..
There is no need to backup your modem you can get it easily from here..just note which modem you are using currently..
CSC again does not make much of a difference other then providing you with region specific customization and updates.....you dont need to back it up ..you can change you CSC using dialer or CSC changer from the market..
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I understand I can flash any firmware, hence asking about the CSC's to be able to retain my regional customization's.
Modem was more a paranoia of making sure what I have is exactly what is available on here. E.g. pull it out MD5 and compare. I'd rather be sure and pull the modem out myself and confirm.
I had seen references to B type firmwares and about using specific modems with certain firmwares for compatibility.. Hence the question regarding this.
I've got the CSC changer but isn't that only able to change the CSC to the ones in that firmware? From looking at the firmware list in some of the reference threads that listed the CSC's they came with they didn't list my region.
Basically I want to know that when I flash in another firmware, in this case the 4.1.1 from the UK that I can load in the CSC and get the region specific customization's back and at the same time have a route back to the original modem and firmware that I have taken backups of myself.
With that all said the modem issue is sorted but still need to confirm I can migrate the CSC from my current firmware to the new.
claymen said:
I understand I can flash any firmware, hence asking about the CSC's to be able to retain my regional customization's.
With that all said the modem issue is sorted but still need to confirm I can migrate the CSC from my current firmware to the new.
Yes copy your original CSC folder and files to the new rom then flash it .
jje
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I would like to know if someone here know how to set default CSC on JB custom ROM.
I know this can be done by changing the CSC sales code by keypad.
Normally on custom ROM after flash from CMW we see the JB startup wizard to guide first time boot the phone.
My question is how do I change selectable by default? on language and location and press next to continue?
On build.prop it self I already change
ro.product.locale.language=en
ro.product.locale.region=GB
But it seem doesn't work, it always pointed to different language & region.
Any particular files need to change on this?
Their is no default CSC there are multiple CSC.
CSC is not a sales code and it has nothing to do with language or setup .
If you mean the CSC that came with your original firmware then just change the CSC in the custom rom with your original one .
Build prop must have matching language in the rom etc .
jjue
JJEgan said:
Their is no default CSC there are multiple CSC.
CSC is not a sales code and it has nothing to do with language or setup .
If you mean the CSC that came with your original firmware then just change the CSC in the custom rom with your original one .
Build prop must have matching language in the rom etc .
jjue
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No what i meant is I want to change my custom rom/firmware to my preferred location and language.
I'm trying to modify custom firmware here with cmw flash enable, odex.
Did you see the screenshot on my first post? I want that change to English (UK) by default, how can I modify on the rom? Is it on xml file? Which xml file?
cronosmachine said:
No what i meant is I want to change my custom rom/firmware to my preferred location and language.
I'm trying to modify custom firmware here with cmw flash enable, odex.
Did you see the screenshot on my first post? I want that change to English (UK) by default, how can I modify on the rom? Is it on xml file? Which xml file?
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There are 5 files on the root of system partition... You will need to replace them..I don't remember the names off hand but can tell you if you want to..
sent from here, there, somewhere!!