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t0pgearl4mbo

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Hi Guys;

I am trying to update my Galaxy i7500 with the following tutorial:

http://androidforums.com/i7500-all-things-root/72037-easy-guide-updating-galaxo.html

I have installed the ADB drivers, and have gotten to the point where I need to start loading files onto the phone, however; I am now unable to mount the phone via USB. On the phone it says "USB connected", but the device does not appear in my computer. I should mention I am doing this from windows XP, so I was not able to follow the guide exactly, however the drivers did seem to install successfully. Currently in the device manager I see "ABD Interface > SAMSUNG GALAXY"

I have done some searching around the forum, but have not yet found the solution which works under XP.

Thanks in advance for the help!
 
I did turn USB debugging on as stated in the guide. I did not turn on USB storage, but I did not turn it off either. This setting should not have changed, as USB mass storage always worked in the past. Where can I find this setting to make sure? Thanks.
 
Actually I just tried plugging my phone into a windows 7 machine which does not have the ADB drivers installed, and it will not mount there either. I'm not sure what's going on here since it always worked before, and I have not changed anything on the phone. When I plug it in I get the popup "device was not installed successfully."
 
Ok now I am really confused... I did a factory reset on the phone and I was able to connect via USB on my windows 7 machine. I turned on debugging mode, and it would no longer work... Turned off debugging mode, and it still does not work. Even unmounting/remounting the internal SD card, or powering off/on the phone does not resolve the issue. Is this some kind of issue with debug mode in the stock 1.5 firmware I am running? Is doing a factory reset the only way to resolve it? Argh!
 
Ok so I managed to get past the issue by doing a factory reset, copying the required files over *then* switching to debug mode. I also needed to use an alternative driver which was not included in the tutorial. Thanks for your help, I now have android 2.1 running on my galaxy!
 
t0pgearl4mbo said:
Ok so I managed to get past the issue by doing a factory reset, copying the required files over *then* switching to debug mode. I also needed to use an alternative driver which was not included in the tutorial. Thanks for your help, I now have android 2.1 running on my galaxy!
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Eclair, why Eclair or Android 2.1? :confused:
When you can have Froyo on your phone, that's Android 2.2 with a working camera to take photos and auto-flash working also.

My suggestion to you is to move to Froyo. :cool:
 
Lelouch said:
Eclair, why Eclair or Android 2.1? :confused:
When you can have Froyo on your phone, that's Android 2.2 with a working camera to take photos and auto-flash working also.

My suggestion to you is to move to Froyo. :cool:
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Again confusion on my part LOL. I am running the newest version of Galaxo which is based on Android 1.6. I would like to move to 2.2, but is there a ROM with all the functionality working on the i7500? Camera, Wi-Fi, and 3G are all must have for me.
 
t0pgearl4mbo said:
Again confusion on my part LOL. I am running the newest version of Galaxo which is based on Android 1.6. I would like to move to 2.2, but is there a ROM with all the functionality working on the i7500? Camera, Wi-Fi, and 3G are all must have for me.
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Well, hmmm...
Now for some review of GAOSP Froyo (Android 2.2) still nightly (26082010). With each build it gets better and better (cudos to Drakaz & co.). It's more responsive and stable then the last build. There are some bugs here and there, but it's still a nightly. Camera is working, of course if you don't mind having pictures taken in 5 MP (I don't :p ). With the latest nightly 26082010 camera also has auto-flash support (a big step if you ask me). Today nopy (gotta make him a monument) released the word that the recording crash is fixed and that means in the next version of the nightly, we will have camera with auto-flash and recording support (nice :D ). Yep, no effects yet, but I'm sure nopy will try to see if effects can work on our Froyo equipped Galaxy.
Wi-Fi has its bugs (nightly), you can connect on the Wi-Fi hotspot (free internet :D ), but can't connect to adhoc connection at least not yet (Drakaz is still working on it). Also some people can't connect to Wi-Fi WPA (you know the drill) protecting network. I'm using Wi-Fi only to connect to Wi-Fi hotspots.
3G works naturally, but if you are a Bell user you will and that is 100% certain problems with google gapps (maybe you did have some lokk in the posts here).

NOTE: I think that's enough for now, will edit the post if you have some other question.
EDIT: nopy fixed the camera recording crash, if it isn't the reason to celebrate I don't know what is (nopy deserves some beer :cool: )
 
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