hi , did any one try I9003XEKE1 room ? is it stable ? witch one is better I9003XEKE1 or I9003XXKB3 ??
if you are from this countries, you can try it
Region: Estonia, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Russia, Ukraine, (Branded: no)
Available languages: en, et, lt, lv, ru, uk, (az, bg, de, fr, ka, kk, mk, ro, sr),
May 2011 Revision: 1
it's a froyo frimware, recent, but as far as i know, k3b is a good firmware, and it's european.
ryouza said:
if you are from this countries, you can try it
Region: Estonia, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Russia, Ukraine, (Branded: no)
Available languages: en, et, lt, lv, ru, uk, (az, bg, de, fr, ka, kk, mk, ro, sr),
May 2011 Revision: 1
it's a froyo frimware, recent, but as far as i know, k3b is a good firmware, and it's european.
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Kb3
Sent from my GT-I9003 using XDA App
yea kb3 is best ...
If u want to exp with fw then try the new gb fw ....
try kp9 (GB) which had no issues for me so far for stable rom kb3 is best
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First of all, all credit goes to SamsungFirmwareWorld.com (where I got this information.)
Every firmware have a letter code.
With that code we can check what kind of landcode on the firmware is.
Explains:
Explain: I5700 version - I5700XEIL5 December 2009
XE = Bulgaria, Estonia, Kazakhstan, Lithuania, Russia, Ukraine, United Kingdom
I = 2009
L = December
5 = Version
Languages = en,et,lt,lv,ru,uk(az,bg,de,fr,ka,kk,mk,ro,sr)
Explain: S3100 version - S3100XXIK1 November 2009
XX = Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom
I = 2009
K = November
1 = Verion
Languages = de,en,es,fr,hu,it,nl,pt(cs,da,el,fi,no,pl,sl,sv,tr)
Explain: B2700 version - B2700XEIA1 January 2009
XE = Bulgaria, Estonia, Kazakhstan, Lithuania, Russia, Ukraine, United Kingdom
I = 2009
A = January
1 = Version
Languages = en,et,lt,lv,ru,uk(az,bg,de,fr,ka,kk,mk,ro,sr)
NOTE EVERY FIRMWARE HAVE ENGLISH!
Code: Country:
AW Hungary
AZ France
BD Cyprus, Greece
BY Greece
CB Poland
CE Benelux
CP Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden
DB Vietnam
DC Thailand
DD India
DT Australia
DX Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Vietnam
DZ Malaysia, Singapore
JA South Africa
JC Algeria, Morocco, Nigeria, South Africa, Tunisia
JP Arabic
JR Arabic
JV Algeria, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Morocco, Nigeria, Oman, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia,South Africa, Syria, Tunisia, Turkey
JW West Africa
ME France
MK Serbia
MS France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Turkey, UK
MT Switserland
MY Italy
NH Latvia
PO France
PU Russia
UB Brazil
XA Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Switzerland, United Kingdom
XB Denmark, Norway, Sweden
XC Portugal, Spain
XD Croatia, Czech, Hungary, Slovakia
XE Bulgaria, Estonia, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Russia, Ukraine
XF Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania
XP UK, France, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Poland, Portuguese, Turkey
XX Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom
ZC China, Hong Kong
ZH Hong Kong
ZT Taiwan
Network carrier codes: Provider: Country:
AA T-Mobile Germany
AB Orange UK
AC Vodafone UK
AD O2 UK
AE SFR France
AF Orange France
AG Bouygues France
AH Wind Italy
AI TIM Italy
AK T-Mobile
AM Vodafone Germany
AN E-Plus Germany
AO O2
AR Voafone Netherlands
AS KPN Netherlands
AT T-Mobile
AU Mobilkom Austria
AX Telfort Netherlands
AY O2 UK
BA Airtel Spain
BB Tmn Portugal
BC Vodafone Portugal
BE Orange Netherlands
BF Optimus Purtugal
BG Telefonica Spain
BH Debitel Germany
BI Virgin UK
BK Orange Polland
BM Swisscom Switzerland
BN AMena Spain
BO T-Mobile Germany
BR Era GSM
BS T-Mobile
BT T-Mobile
BU Vodafone T-Mobile
BV Orange Switzerland
BW O2 United Kingdom
BX Meteor Ireland
CA TCL Portugal
CC Beeline Russia
CD Proximus Belgium
CG Telia Mobitel Sweden
CH Sing Tel Singapore
CJ Pannon Hungary
CK Tele2 Sweden
CT Tdc Denmark
CU One Austria
CV Telenor Norway
CW SUN Switzerland
CX Plus GSM Poland
DE SingTel Singapore
DT Optus Australia
DV Telstra Australia
EF Cellcom Malaysia
EI Digicel Pacific
JB Vodacom South Africa
JD Cell c South Africa
MA Cosmote Greece
MB Vodafone Mclaren
MD Telia Sonera Finland
MG MegaFon Russia
MJ Vodafone Italy
MM Tele Ring Austria
MR VIPnet Croatia
MU O2
MV Netcom Norway
MW Telenor Denmark
NA Nrj France
NB Tele2 Norway
NE H3G Nordic Sweden
NP H3G Italy
PC MTS Russia
PD Svyaznoi Russia
PM Play Poland
PN Mobitel Solvenia
RE Yoigo Spain
RG Telekom Monte Serbia
RJ Omnitel Lithuania
SH HT-Eronet Bosnia & Herzegovina
SS Vodafone Japan
UC Cingular USA
UH ENTEL PCS Chile
UI TIM Brazil
UK Movistar
UM TELCEL Mexico
UR ComCell Colombia
UO Oi Brazil
UT Claro Brazil
UV T-Mobile USA
UX Rogers Canada
UY Claro Chile
UZ FIDO Canada
VB BrasilTelecom Brazil
VC Claro Argentina
VD Telecom Personal Argentina
VE Movistar Argentina
WP Movistar Peru
VI Vivo GSM Brazil
ZM China Mobile China
Letter - Year - Month
A - 2001 - January
B - 2002 - February
C - 2003 - March
D - 2004 - April
E - 2005 - May
F - 2006 - June
G - 2007 - Jule
H - 2008 - August
I - 2009 - September
J - 2010 - October
K - 2011 - November
L - 2012 December
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Maybe this will clear up the confusion in this forum around JI6.
So according to this naming, JI6 is 2010 September. hmmmmmmmm. last time I checked we are in October.
I do believe you, just pondering about Samsung.
PaiPiePia said:
So according to this naming, JI6 is 2010 September. hmmmmmmmm. last time I checked we are in October.
I do believe you, just pondering about Samsung.
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Build was compiled on 28Sep10 and Decrypted 02Oct10
PaiPiePia said:
So according to this naming, JI6 is 2010 September. hmmmmmmmm. last time I checked we are in October.
I do believe you, just pondering about Samsung.
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JI6 has been floating about since september.
Thx for this list.
and I guess the last number is hex?
as in JFD?
I have no idea, it wouldn't make sense to go to hex arbitrarily. Although they sure as hell can do it if they wish.
If I were a betting man I would put money on it that letters mean something else entirely. What that is? who knows.
zaduma said:
I have no idea, it wouldn't make sense to go to hex arbitrarily. Although they sure as hell can do it if they wish.
If I were a betting man I would put money on it that letters mean something else entirely. What that is? who knows.
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Could be more to it than that. JP3 was Froyo and P doesn't stand for a month at all...
good posting bro
ooooo this is pretty interesting i actually was thinking how they just name these randomly or something lol
"HMM... KA5 seems like a good name!"
thanks for the info. lol i kinda figured it out since ive been following on these forums. its still really informative.
Moved to general and sticked thread!
haha, i got my from t-mobile, but this is nice to know
great information
Thanks !
(Free as in Freedom
So I am trying to help my friend recover from a semi-brick. Anyway, i am not familiar with the version numbers, and I am worried about picking the wrong one.
The GS was purchased in Hong Kong, so I am assuming that I will need an Asian stock ROM, but can anyone help me figure out which one he will need? Or does it not matter and I can flash it with a European ROM?
Thanks in advance!
Hi all,
I wonder what the meaning of the codes of firmware.
Before having the X10 had an i900 Omnia and i regularly participated on MoDaCo forum and we had a basic information given to us by a member who was a great utility for we to knew not whether we had the latest version of roms released.
I leave you here an example:
"
The firmware code is split into individual sections:
i900 - > model designation (SGH-i900).
XX - > region / network carrier designation (XX = Spain - open Market).
G - > release year (E = 2007).
K - > release month (K = November).
1 - > version number.
BD Cyprus, Greece
CP Finland
DB Vietnam
DC Thailand
DD India
DT Australia
DX Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Vietnam
DZ Malaysia, Singapore
JA South Africa
JC Algeria, Morocco, Nigeria, South Africa, Tunisia
JP Arabic
JR Arabic
JV Algeria, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Morocco, Nigeria, Oman, Pakistan,
Saudi Arabia,South Africa, Syria, Tunisia, Turkey
MT Switzerland
XA Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Switzerland, United Kingdom
XB Denmark, Norway, Sweden
XC Portugal, Spain
XD Croatia, Czech, Hungary, Slovakia
XE Bulgaria, Estonia, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Russia, Ukraine
XF Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania
XX Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom
ZC China, Hong Kong
ZH Hong Kong
ZT Taiwan
- Network carrier codes:
AE SFR, France
AI Tim, Italy
AM Vodafone
AN E-Plus, Germany
AO O2
AS KPN, Netherland
AU Mobilkom, Austria
BB Tmn, Portugal
BF Optimus, Portugal
BG Telefonica, Spain
BM Swisscom, Switzerland
BN Amena, Spain
BO T-Mobile, Germany
BU Vodafone
BV Orange, Switzerland
BW O2, United Kingdom
CD Proximus, Belgium
CG Telia Mobitel, Sweden
CH SingTel, Singapore
CK Tele2 Comviq, Sweden
CT Tdc, Denmark
CU One, Austria
CV Telenor, Norway
DT Optus, Australia
DV Telstra, Australia
EF Celcom, Malaysia
JB Vodacom, South Africa
MD Telia Sonera, Finland
MJ Vodafone, Italy
MM Tele Ring, Austria
MV NetCom, Norway
NA Nrj, France
NB Tele2 Norway, Norway
NE H3g Nordic, Sweden
NP H3g, Italy
SS Vodafone, Japan
Release years:
D = 2004
E = 2005
F = 2006
G = 2007
H = 2008
Release months:
A = January
B = February
C = March
D = April
E = May
F = June
G = July
H = August
I = September
J = October
K = November
L = December
Therefore current Uk Version i900XXHG5 is more up to date than the SG version DXHG4 with the DXHH1 version the latest.
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Or another way to organize things was by date release.
I think that one of these ways is better for those seeking information.
PS: I apologize for any bad English
after changing your phone to upgrade to nordic kit via
Debrand to Nordic Combined (B) Quick and update to 2.1
i have following languages to select (possible spelling errors warning)
bahasa indonesia
bahasa melayu
bosanski
catala
cestina
dansk
deutsch: deutschland liechtenstein osterreich schweiz
eesti
english: australia canada india ireland new zealand singapore south africa united kingdom united states
espanol: argentina chile colombia espana mexico
euskara
francais: belgique canada france suisse
galego
hrvatski
islenska
italiano italia svizzera
jawa
latviesu
lietuviu
magyar
nederlans belgie nederland
norsk mokmal
portugues brasil portugal
polski
romana
sqipe
slovenscina
slovensky
srpski
suomi
svenska
tagalog
and... well, i dont know cyrylic and japanese and other scripts, so
for sure:
russia, ukraine, greece
im guessing japanese and korean too
can i kno the Generic Nordic 2.1 FW has Japanese and Chinese keyboard? thanks
The nordic Firmware have both
is there Arabic?!
no arabic....also this was confirmed by Rikard...
as for the chiense keyboard....I felt the 1.6 version is way better than 2.1... just personal opinion....
btw Greek are not Cyrillic and ARE included in the Nordic update!
Μοιάζουν τα Ελληνικά με Κινέζικα;;;
Guys how can I check which update package I'm using at the moment?
Sent from my X10i using XDA App
katem said:
is there Arabic?!
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not official but you can add it yourself
http://www.ce4arab.com/vb7/showthread.php?t=260513
Hi, sorry if this has been asked before, but I have searched and can't find anything
Does anyone have a copy or a link for the original Orange firmware below please?
I5801BVJF4
cmor said:
Hi, sorry if this has been asked before, but I have searched and can't find anything
Does anyone have a copy or a link for the original Orange firmware below please?
I5801BVJF4
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hi
i can see this : I5801BVJK4 ## in samfirmware .com
chek their
Thanks for that.
Do you know what the difference is between the JF and JK?
What do they stand for?
Should this be asked in development section?
dabhirahul said:
Should this be asked in development section?
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hi
pls dont confuse the members how can this be development hes asking a question this is the right place and he got his answer
dabhirahul said:
Should this be asked in development section?
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It's Build & Country code
there is some code :
Code: Country:
AW Hungary
AZ France
BD Cyprus, Greece
BY Greece
CB Poland
CE Benelux
CP Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden
DB Vietnam
DC Thailand
DD India
DT Australia
DX Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Vietnam
DZ Malaysia, Singapore
JA South Africa
JC Algeria, Morocco, Nigeria, South Africa, Tunisia
JP Arabic
JR Arabic
JV
Algeria, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Morocco, Nigeria, Oman, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia,South Africa, Syria, Tunisia, Turkey
JW West Africa
JX Algeria, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Morocco, Nigeria, Oman, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia,South Africa, Syria, Tunisia, Turkey
KA Turkey
ME France
MK Serbia
MS France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Turkey, UK
MT Switserland
MY Italy
NH Latvia
PO France
PU Russia
UB Brazil
XA Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Switzerland, United Kingdom
XB Denmark, Norway, Sweden
XC Portugal, Spain
XD Croatia, Czech, Hungary, Slovakia
XE Bulgaria, Estonia, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Russia, Ukraine
XF Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania
XP UK, France, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Poland, Portuguese, Turkey
XX Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom
XW Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom
ZC China, Hong Kong
ZH Hong Kong
ZS China, Hong Kong
ZT Taiwan
Just cek it on :
samfirmware.com/samsunglettercode.htm
haree said:
hi
pls dont confuse the members how can this be development hes asking a question this is the right place and he got his answer
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Rio Saputro said:
It's Build & Country code
there is some code :
Code: Country:
AW Hungary
AZ France
BD Cyprus, Greece
BY Greece
CB Poland
CE Benelux
CP Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden
DB Vietnam
DC Thailand
DD India
DT Australia
DX Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Vietnam
DZ Malaysia, Singapore
JA South Africa
JC Algeria, Morocco, Nigeria, South Africa, Tunisia
JP Arabic
JR Arabic
JV
Algeria, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Morocco, Nigeria, Oman, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia,South Africa, Syria, Tunisia, Turkey
JW West Africa
JX Algeria, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Morocco, Nigeria, Oman, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia,South Africa, Syria, Tunisia, Turkey
KA Turkey
ME France
MK Serbia
MS France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Turkey, UK
MT Switserland
MY Italy
NH Latvia
PO France
PU Russia
UB Brazil
XA Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Switzerland, United Kingdom
XB Denmark, Norway, Sweden
XC Portugal, Spain
XD Croatia, Czech, Hungary, Slovakia
XE Bulgaria, Estonia, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Russia, Ukraine
XF Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania
XP UK, France, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Poland, Portuguese, Turkey
XX Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom
XW Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom
ZC China, Hong Kong
ZH Hong Kong
ZS China, Hong Kong
ZT Taiwan
Just cek it on :
samfirmware.com/samsunglettercode.htm
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Ok. fine...
Samsung Firmware Info Tool
Type or copy the firmware file name into the box bellow
Get Info
Model: I9100
Region: Austria, Benelux, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Spain, UK, (Branded: no)
Available languages: de, en, es, fr, hu, it, nl, pt(cs, da, el, fi, no, pl, sl, sv, tr),
April 2011 Revision: H
What box ???
jje
I guess he meant to attach this link.