i just wanna know if there is an "OFFICIAL" ROM for Android 4.2 Jelly Bean (API level 17) for this Tablet (GT-P6800) and if there, can i get it ?
if there isn't what's the last "OFFICIAL" ROM is available to download ?
also wanna know how to save the build-in one which already installed in my tablet ?
by the way i'm from Egypt and the last official release is available is the one i already have since i bought the tablet ( v 3.2 ) !
thnks for your time and help
eng. Badr said:
i just wanna know if there is an "OFFICIAL" ROM for Android 4.2 Jelly Bean (API level 17) for this Tablet (GT-P6800) and if there, can i get it ?
if there isn't what's the last "OFFICIAL" ROM is available to download ?
also wanna know how to save the build-in one which already installed in my tablet ?
by the way i'm from Egypt and the last official release is available is the one i already have since i bought the tablet ( v 3.2 ) !
thnks for your time and help
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No, JB is not officially available on this device, only Ice Cream Sandwich.
If you go the Android Development section, you will find d the official
ICS stock ROM available for download. You will find It a vast improvement over Honeycomb
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I just purchased an Accelero Novus Tablet Phone that comes with Android 2.3 and I would like to upgrade it to Android 4.0 or 4.1.
Can you guide me how to do the upgrade without spoiling the Tablet Phone?
Thanks.
AmpTechs said:
I just purchased an Accelero Novus Tablet Phone that comes with Android 2.3 and I would like to upgrade it to Android 4.0 or 4.1.
Can you guide me how to do the upgrade without spoiling the Tablet Phone?
Thanks.
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You might able to upgrade it via stock updater if there is update available for your tablet.
Hello XDA
I'm a little new to the whole android scene and I ( stupidly ) bought a Galaxy S2 I9100G version not knowing it would have lower performance and much harder to upgrade to ICS so I have a few questions because I want to manually upgrade it to ICS 4.0.3 and Kies doesn't work at all so my question is:
What does the basebands differ from one to another and if I'm to install an official update to my "I9100GDZKH5" which firmware should I install to be suitable to it.
or should I choose it based on the kernel version whick is "2.6.15.7 [email protected] #2"
BTW I live in Egypt and the official ICS firmware still hasn't come out
My current full Specs
Model Number
GT-I9100G
Android Version
2.3.4
Baseband Version
I9100GDZKH5
Kernel Version
2.6.35.7
[email protected] #2
Build Number
GINGERBREAD.JPKH8
LoL_metal said:
Hello XDA
I'm a little new to the whole android scene and I ( stupidly ) bought a Galaxy S2 I9100G version not knowing it would have lower performance and much harder to upgrade to ICS so I have a few questions because I want to manually upgrade it to ICS 4.0.3 and Kies doesn't work at all so my question is:
What does the basebands differ from one to another and if I'm to install an official update to my "I9100GDZKH5" which firmware should I install to be suitable to it.
or should I choose it based on the kernel version whick is "2.6.15.7 [email protected] #2"
BTW I live in Egypt and the official ICS firmware still hasn't come out
My current full Specs
Model Number
GT-I9100G
Android Version
2.3.4
Baseband Version
I9100GDZKH5
Kernel Version
2.6.35.7
[email protected] #2
Build Number
GINGERBREAD.JPKH8
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Try Flashing a Custom ROM. In order to do this you will have to Root your phone and your phone will get warranty void. The decision lies upon you.
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Thanks for your reply starbriganza but I'm trying to find a way to manually install official firmware and all I need to know is how to pick the appropriate firmware for my Galaxy S2
LoL_metal said:
Hello XDA
I'm a little new to the whole android scene and I ( stupidly ) bought a Galaxy S2 I9100G version not knowing it would have lower performance and much harder to upgrade to ICS so I have a few questions because I want to manually upgrade it to ICS 4.0.3 and Kies doesn't work at all so my question is:
What does the basebands differ from one to another and if I'm to install an official update to my "I9100GDZKH5" which firmware should I install to be suitable to it.
or should I choose it based on the kernel version whick is "2.6.15.7 [email protected] #2"
BTW I live in Egypt and the official ICS firmware still hasn't come out
My current full Specs
Model Number
GT-I9100G
Android Version
2.3.4
Baseband Version
I9100GDZKH5
Kernel Version
2.6.35.7
[email protected] #2
Build Number
GINGERBREAD.JPKH8
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Samsung has officially released ICS 4.0.4 now. You can google it and install it via odin. Just put the downloaded .tar file in the PDA section and flash it.
Sent from my GT-I9100G using xda premium
Hey guys,
my question is pretty simple and in the headline. Is there any rom for N8010 with Jelly Bean and the Samsung Apps?
I only found a rom for N8010 which is AOKP and doesn't include Samsung Stock apps.
Also the Rom Leak seems to be only for N8000.
Thanks for any help
Regards,
Wii
Might be best off waiting for the official Jelly Bean update. Hopefully it's not far off, and we get all the Note 2 features. There is a leaked OTA I believe, not sure how stable it is, and it might be for the N8000. But I think that some people got it up and running on the wifi version.
I'm staying stock unrooted till the official update at least.
Patience
jaydubbbbs said:
Might be best off waiting for the official Jelly Bean update. Hopefully it's not far off, and we get all the Note 2 features. There is a leaked OTA I believe, not sure how stable it is, and it might be for the N8000. But I think that some people got it up and running on the wifi version.
I'm staying stock unrooted till the official update at least.
Patience
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Hopefully the rumours are true and pretty soon all regions will get the OTA...
Samsung released Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean XXBLK9 OTA update for the WiFi Galaxy Note 10.1 N8010
Samsung has started rolling out updates recently for most of their devices. After the Galaxy S3 and Galaxy Note 2 updates, now it’s the time for WiFi Galaxy Note 10.1 N8010. This OTA update brings Android 4.1 Jelly Bean to Samsung’s S-Pen tablet.
The update build name is JRO03C N8010 XXBLK9 and it’s Android 4.1.1. Unfortunately it’s not Google’s latest Android version, as 4.2 has been released some time ago, but any updates are welcome anyway. Also it’s possible to perform a manual update, without the risk of voiding the device’s warranty, because stock updates don’t require root access. We will write a guide soon and update this article once it’s ready.
Currently the update is only available in Germany, but more countries should be next very soon. If you didn’t get the update yet, you can try to search for updates on your tablet or Samsung’s Kies software.
This update weights about 300MB and it comes with the new Premium Suite, which is a really nice pack of apps and features. And Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean also brings some really nice features, like Google Now, a new notification system, Android Beam, improved FaceUnlock, camera and more.
Android 4.1 should also improve the Galaxy Note’s speed and battery life, because it’s much better optimized than Ice Cream Sandwich. All we hope is that Samsung did a good job with the update. We will find out more very soon, once we get our hands on it.
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Shame it's not 4.2 but I'm not going to complain.
Hi all
I have a original SAMSUNG YP-G70 and i will to upgrade to the Unofficial Cyanogenmod 10.1 (JellyBean 4.2.2)
For the Samsung Galaxy Player 5/ Galaxy S WiFi 5 INTL
First of all thx to IURNAIT for the great work.
the question is this .... i think that i have understand the process , but i can start from my Android 2.3.6 release or i need to upgrade to an intermediate release ( eg CYanogen rel 9 ? ) before go ?
there is some special alert starting from my old release ?
Ciao
Vrtoh
you should find this thread helpful
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=27615944
check the second post.
If you are on the stock ROM, you would have to flash a custom recovery first. After that you can directly flash CM10.1, no need for any intermediate steps
Hello all !
Well is the history of my tf300t:
4.1 (stock) OTA to 4.21 (stock), (once had a crash so need to reinstall from sd card (still 4.2.1).)
i have enough with the latency of the tablet ! so i have decided to install cyanogen mod 10 (stable), but the problem is it's a 4.1 and i'm on 4.2.1.
In addition i use twrp 2.5, i was thinking to update to 2.6 but on the install note these 3 versions :
*.-ics - on the 4.0 official software.
*.-jb - if you have official 4.1 software.
*.-4.2 for the official Asus 4.2 update
If you choose the wrong file you may brick your tablet.
right now i'm on 4.2.1 so by logic i need to use the *.-4.2 file but if i want to use cwm 10 (4.1) the twrp will be compatible ? or i need to change version ?
thanks for helping ....
mitomon said:
Hello all !
Well is the history of my tf300t:
4.1 (stock) OTA to 4.21 (stock), (once had a crash so need to reinstall from sd card (still 4.2.1).)
i have enough with the latency of the tablet ! so i have decided to install cyanogen mod 10 (stable), but the problem is it's a 4.1 and i'm on 4.2.1.
In addition i use twrp 2.5, i was thinking to update to 2.6 but on the install note these 3 versions :
*.-ics - on the 4.0 official software.
*.-jb - if you have official 4.1 software.
*.-4.2 for the official Asus 4.2 update
If you choose the wrong file you may brick your tablet.
right now i'm on 4.2.1 so by logic i need to use the *.-4.2 file but if i want to use cwm 10 (4.1) the twrp will be compatible ? or i need to change version ?
thanks for helping ....
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why not use the latest cyanogenmod rom found here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2413878
or the awesome cromi-x here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2425390
i use cromi-x and its damn quick and smooth
robgee789 said:
why not use the latest cyanogenmod rom found here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2413878
or the awesome cromi-x here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2425390
i use cromi-x and its damn quick and smooth
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Hi,
Thanks for your answers.
I never heard about cromi-x, and I'm afraid to install a non stable cyanogen version....
mitomon said:
Hi,
Thanks for your answers.
I never heard about cromi-x, and I'm afraid to install a non stable cyanogen version....
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cromi-x is a stock based rom so there is no gapps to flash and it has a lot of options and is extremely stable, ive not had a single crash or reboot in months, i use thats v4 kernel and thats stable and smooth and if yu tick the undervolt option the battery is crazy good