It is the latest for Malaysia (Asian region). The latest production version is 2.2.1 which is XWJS5 from Europe.

It is certainly faster than DXJPE.

This post has been edited by pikachu01: Mar 5 2011, 07:00 PM

Anyone tried the Super Optimized Kernel yet? Any take on the stability/speed/battery consumption?

The last few updates includes Laptop mode, RAMZSWAP and some enchanced memory settings. I wonder if that could 1-up hardcore's speedmod stability/speed/battery consumption.

You should try the newest version 4.8.2

Are there any caveats that you know about if I just want to UV?

This post has been edited by pikachu01: Mar 5 2011, 10:51 PM

Thanks for the guide

I have these values as good UV values:
Good UV Values :
1600000 -150
1500000 -150
1400000 -175
1300000 -175
1200000 -25
1120000 -25
1000000 -50
900000 -50
800000 -50
600000 -50
400000 -75
200000 -75
100000 -75

If I step down the voltage, it should be this?
Good UV Values :
1600000 -175
1500000 -175
1400000 -200
1300000 -200
1200000 -50
1120000 -50
1000000 -75
900000 -75
800000 -75
600000 -75
400000 -100
200000 -100
100000 -100

I'm currently experimenting in the most optimal values. Can you post your values as a comparison? Thanks!

Help! I just bricked my SGS when trying to flash Download Mode enabler (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=821698) does anyone have a jig handy in Klang Valley?

It hasn't even started flashing the bootloader. Heimdall just stuck there before there was a status bar.

Used Heimdall, installed the replaced drivers. Heimdall just froze there without any progress for 20secs. Start button is unpressed, I clicked Start again and it says device unrecognized.

No progress bar on the Download mode, hence no flashing is done, the negotiation part is stuck I think.

Here's the full steps that I did in bricking my phone.

Here's what I did:
Preparation:
1. Put phone into debugging mode.
2. Plugged in phone into the USB.

Procedure:

1. Used ADB to reboot into download mode
2. Replaced the Kies drivers with Heimdall drivers.
3. Unplugged the USB and replugged the USB for safety reasons.
4. Opened Heimdall.
5. Put in boot.bin and SBL.bin as primary and secondary bootloader.
6. Pressed start.
7. Noticed that progress bar in Heimdall is not moving after 10secs.
8. Noticed that progress bar is non-existent in phone.
9. Minimized Heimdall.
10. Maximized Heimdall and saw Start button unpressed.
11. Pressed Start Button again and got the error message: failed to retrieve config descriptor
12. Bricked my phone

It doesn't. I was going to flash with Heimdall to fix the 3-button combo.

Thanks uan Appreciate the good gesture. I'll try to PM the guy who made the jig. I'm stuck at my current place now with limited time, as I'm going outstation in a few days, hence the urgent need.

Call Meter NG.

And to the question of turning off data a few pages back:

Turning off Data Network Mode will also disable MMS sending/receiving. Best is to nuke the Digi Internet APN and leave the Digi MMS APN on.

Update: I went into Samsung Malaysia Electronics and got my phone fixed within the hour. It was Heimdall not communicating properly with my phone, thus soft-bricking my phone.

Did you try fasterfix before trying out the GPS?

Force close market and clear the market cache, then try again.

If not, use Market Enabler to spoof a T-mobile, then Force close, clear cache and rerun market. The apps should be there.

Or you could leave it for a few days and let the market reassociate itself (weird, but that's how it does, I guess there's a background process which checks with Google and Market and your phone's apps periodically and updates it back to google's servers though it is a slow process and the only way to force refresh is by doing the above process)

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Added on March 14, 2011, 10:51 pmForce close market and clear the market cache, then try again.

If not, use Market Enabler to spoof a T-mobile, then Force close, clear cache and rerun market. The apps should be there.

Or you could leave it for a few days and let the market reassociate itself (weird, but that's how it does, I guess there's a background process which checks with Google and Market and your phone's apps periodically and updates it back to google's servers though it is a slow process and the only way to force refresh is by doing the above process)

This post has been edited by pikachu01: Mar 14 2011, 10:51 PM

You don't need to root before flashing, as long as you can access Download mode (by using ADB or by the 3-button routine). Just that rooting (and installing CWM) gives you more options of flashing/installing apps.

Berjaya Plaza has one, opposite Berjaya Times Square.

Just bring your receipt. They accepted a paper receipt with an official chop for me.