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Help How To: Android 2.2 i9000XXJP1/JP2

kpenning

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WARNING: I will not be posting support for these installation instructions. PERFORM this procedure at your own risk. You can find more help from others at this forum or on XDA-Dev. This is simply to help get everyone started

Ripped from this guide: How To: Android 2.2 on Galaxy S

Instructions


This process is not necessarily safe and is done at your own risk. These builds are rather stable, but they do have a few bugs. You should follow the instructions for either i9000XXJP1 or i9000XXJP2, not both. Pick one and stick to the labels that correspond to that ROM.

i9000XXJP1 Differences

  • Notifications bar settings changed to: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, Sound Mode, and Rotation Lock
  • Screen brightness quick adjustments are gone
  • Supports over the air updates
  • Google Search Widget has Android 2.2 functionality
  • New G-Sensor calibration tool in settings
  • Adobe Flash 10.1 works perfectly when installed from .apk!

i9000XXJP2 Differences


Some of these differences may be present in the JP1 ROM as well.

  • Media Scanning in Notifications bar now shows percentage done (JP2)
  • New animations: app drawer, keyboard opening (JP2)
  • Press Reader app now included (JP2)
  • Faster than JP1 (JP2)
  • New sounds in dialer (JP2)
  • Comes pre-rooted (JP2) [MAYBE]
 
I am a noob so please excuse me, I have succesfully installed Android 2.2 i9000XXJP2 on my Samsung galaxy s but I cannot get flash 10.1 to run, where exactly do I place the apk and do I have to enable anything on the settings for the flash to work, sorry for the noobish question, many thanks.
 
I havent changed firmwares yet but I suppose you can download the flash app from market place and install as normal, I think once installed it has to be enabled in your browser settings.
 
kpenning:
you write "slow browser" which i think is not true, since some users over at xda reported that the browser is actually verry fast.
 
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