thank for the info,now lets wait sumone who know tis to verify...

I got this from XDA:

Ok so here is the instructions step by step

1) Charge the battery to full till you get the full battery message
2) Use the phone till it is totally empty (stops turning on)
3)Charge again to full till you get the message again
4) Download and install a terminal shell application from the market
5) Enter the following "su" press enter
6) Enter the following "rm /data/system/batterystats.bin" press enter

Best to Preform steps 4-6 while in charger

Enjoy

I think for steps 4, 5 and 6, we can do that with SGS Tools already.

you need to be rooted in order to wipe battery stats..

hmm.. but i am sure i read it somewhere.. either here or xda that IMEI can be wiped/changed.. oh well, have to wait for the experts.

Refer explanation on IMEI # via Wikipedia : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International...ipment_Identity

seems like its a unique # for the GSM Module as i have mentioned

This post has been edited by janov: Oct 29 2010, 11:27 AM

thanks!

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Added on October 29, 2010, 11:35 amcan we just delete the file thru root explorer?

This post has been edited by angel-girl: Oct 29 2010, 11:35 AM

sure we can!

there r still no solve for the internal SD cache problem? possible there is no solution forever since it is some sort of Hardware limitation?

GUYS!! doesn't this look familiar to our SGS??
Nexus Two

that just a mock up..

i'm free enough to do that on my SGS with 3M carbon sticker
the speaker hole had cut over size.....wait hv free time again to make again

fuuuyo.. look nice man...

Samsung can verify the warranty with serial number. Sending in warranty card is not essential. You can even lose the warranty card and box and walk into Samsung.

IMEI can be wiped is EFS partition is wiped intentionally using Odin or if the firmware has a copy of EFS. Keep your EFS folder safe by copying it to your computer using Root Explorer or Terminal.

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luckily Samsung here doing this way..

if they follow the SiS way is horrible....

why your camera look like it have extra glass... you put something there for cover?


IMEI issue, yes your imei can get wipe if you flash something that is in experimental stage or you wrongly check EFS clear in odin. but it can be restore like mengsuan said, keep you /EFS file somewhere safe such as dropbox. copy the folder using root explorer, and upload it.

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Added on October 29, 2010, 1:32 pmcheck your imei first, if it still not change, then back it up, it doesnt matter how many times you flash as long as your imei still the same

This post has been edited by silentser: Oct 29 2010, 01:32 PM

hello.
my SGS is on the way, will probably arrive today. my first smartphone.

just a newbie question, must i charge for 8 hours?

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this can make customer easier to claim warranty without bringing documents like iPhone(can check warranty period by inputting IMEI)

not really..once the battery is full u can plug it out because the battery will stop charging itself when it is full
so there is no point to keep charging when it is "not charging after full"

it is recommended to charge 8 hours for the 1st time for all electronic device i bought, but as im been told, lithium battery (the one we use) dont have memory install in it,
try checking the 1st page, 1st post at below2 section if not mistaken got some tips about battery.

factory reset will never change IMEI, if your IMEI already change, then factory reset dont solve it also

This post has been edited by silentser: Oct 29 2010, 01:37 PM

NCC doing this way.. the phone from distributor start clocking 14 months.... the system have record...

SiS the worse.. if u sell ur SiS phone to another party.. the 3rd party cannot claim warranty..