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Showing posts with label flash. Show all posts
Friday, October 10, 2014
Odin How to Flash Install I9100XILA2 Android 2 3 6 Stock ROM on Samsung Galaxy S II 2
The firmware update build I9100XILA2 is an upgrade to Android 2.3.6 Gingerbread on Samsung Galaxy S II. This is the newest official firmware update by Samsung releases this year with a build or modified date of January 13, 2012 . This firmware was officially rolled out in Italy. One thing new on this firmware is that it features a new lockscreen that looks like an Android Ice Cream Sandwich with touchwiz. There is an improvement in battery life usage, battery drains too slow which is a bit impressive. Some several features were added, more faster and much better than previous build I9100XXKL1.
Sneak peek of the new lockscreen.
Firmware details:
PDA: I9100XILA2
CSC: I9100XWKI1
PHONE: I9100OXIK1
Kernel: 2.6.35.7-191000XILA@-CL889496
root@DELLBUILDER01 #2
Version: Android 2.3.6 Gingerbread
Build: January 13, 2012
credits to turborider for the screenshots
Some few other details of changes.
- Various bugs were fixed from previous version
- Android 4.0 styled Lockscreen Android 4.0 styled lockscreen lockscreen with similarity from Galaxy Note
- Wi-Fi chip bug has been fixed
Flashing the Stock ROM I9100XILA2 with Odin Downloader tool.
This method if you are having issues updating with KIES or if you wanted to install it if you came from other region outside Italy.
This guide uses the original stock I9100XILA2 with Italy default CSC file ITV.
Grab the stock ROM via Sammobile:
GT-I9100_I9100XILA2_I9100OXIKK1_ITV
Extract it after download, the password is: samfirmware.com
If you want to upgrade but came from other region , you can use the Frankenstein version which is by flashing desired CSC file that is built for your country. You can grab it here at Intratechs Frankenstein Firmware file.
Before proceeding, do things as follows to avoid any future problem issues.
- Make a back-up copy of all important data stored from the device.
- Make sure that the battery is at-least 80% charge.
- Use a good condition USB cable wire a PC with a working USB serial ports.
2. Load the extracted file on the PDA field.
Click on the PDA button then select the I9100XILA2_I9100XWKI1_I9100OXIKK1_HOME.tar.md5
DO NOT check the RE-PARTITION" checkbox.
3. Then set the phone in Download Mode: Press and hold Volume Down, Home and Power button.
4. Once in Download mode, connect to PC,.
5. When Odin recognize it and the phone is properly connected, hit the "START" button.
6. Wait until the flashing completely finish.
Thats it! if you experience bootloops after flashing. Do full factory reset or wipe data cache.
If you want to get root, look for chainfires CF-ROOT kernel released at XDA.
Sneak peek of the new lockscreen.
Firmware details:
PDA: I9100XILA2
CSC: I9100XWKI1
PHONE: I9100OXIK1
Kernel: 2.6.35.7-191000XILA@-CL889496
root@DELLBUILDER01 #2
Version: Android 2.3.6 Gingerbread
Build: January 13, 2012
credits to turborider for the screenshots
Some few other details of changes.
- Various bugs were fixed from previous version
- Android 4.0 styled Lockscreen Android 4.0 styled lockscreen lockscreen with similarity from Galaxy Note
- Wi-Fi chip bug has been fixed
Flashing the Stock ROM I9100XILA2 with Odin Downloader tool.
This method if you are having issues updating with KIES or if you wanted to install it if you came from other region outside Italy.
This guide uses the original stock I9100XILA2 with Italy default CSC file ITV.
Grab the stock ROM via Sammobile:
GT-I9100_I9100XILA2_I9100OXIKK1_ITV
Extract it after download, the password is: samfirmware.com
If you want to upgrade but came from other region , you can use the Frankenstein version which is by flashing desired CSC file that is built for your country. You can grab it here at Intratechs Frankenstein Firmware file.
Before proceeding, do things as follows to avoid any future problem issues.
- Make a back-up copy of all important data stored from the device.
- Make sure that the battery is at-least 80% charge.
- Use a good condition USB cable wire a PC with a working USB serial ports.
Disclaimer: Use this guide at your own risk. We shall not held any responsibility for any damage might cause to your smartphone.1. Run Odin v1.85
2. Load the extracted file on the PDA field.
Click on the PDA button then select the I9100XILA2_I9100XWKI1_I9100OXIKK1_HOME.tar.md5
DO NOT check the RE-PARTITION" checkbox.
3. Then set the phone in Download Mode: Press and hold Volume Down, Home and Power button.
4. Once in Download mode, connect to PC,.
5. When Odin recognize it and the phone is properly connected, hit the "START" button.
6. Wait until the flashing completely finish.
If you want to get root, look for chainfires CF-ROOT kernel released at XDA.
Saturday, May 31, 2014
How to Update Sony Ericsson Xperia ARC New Firmware 4 0 A 2 368 Global Generic Flash Version
Heres the step by step procedure on how to flash and made for people who do NOT wish to no longer wait for PC Companion update stock in there countries, so people can get the upgrade earlier without waiting no longer to upgrade their Xperia Arc the latest 4.0.A.2.368 Global Generic firmware.
Xperia™ arc software updates
08-01-2011
New software available ( Now available on PC companion. For few countries its still rolling out At the moment)
THIS IS 2.3.3. NOT 2.3.4 .
_____________________________________________
THIS IS AN ENHANCEMENT THAT SONY ERICSSON IS CURRENTLY RELEASING FOR ALL XPERIA FAMILY DEVICES.
What you will get is:
Updated: It seems this firmware makes the Booting Much much quicker. I cant say if its true but anyone else can confirm this besides me. thanks
Updated: I currently will be in vacation for 6 days. This thread will be Updated by my Brother. Thanks guys I appreciate your thumbs up
Some improvements to this upgrade:
Theme support, available under Display settings or with a long-press option on the home screen. Still limited to a handful of SE themes but if you always wanted less blue in the menus its now an option.
The Gingerbread CRT-off animation makes its first appearance!
The widget overview accessed with a pinch on the home screen now has the widgets floating about. Shaking the phone sends them flying. Pretty and smooth animation but it makes the overview practically unusable IMO, Ill tap SE about this.
Several ring tones have disappeared, among others the one I were using (Digital Phone). Not a big issue.
Im finally able to set a silent alarm! Previous firmwares allowed setting the alarm sound to None in the list but always defaulted back to the last set sound anyway. This is now fixed.
Setting the alarm time now entails spinning dials instead of clicking. Faster but less precise.
Various UI text is now smaller and sharper.
Additional bloatware, of which some can be uninstalled without root.
Connected Devices, a more intuitive and cleaner version of the DLNA media server software.
The address book looks a bit different, I think. Unfortunately its still impossible to change the sorting order of contacts.
The photo album offers a few more options when you call up the menu.
Digital zoom available at all camera resolutions. Only for images though, not video.
Compression levels of still pictures remain overly high.
xLOUD option to significantly enhance audio output strength from the rear speaker. Almost painfully loud IMO.
Using the HDMI mirroring feature now forces the home screen into landscape mode for a better fit with widescreen TVs.
There is also the Keyboard option for International (full keyboard or Phonepad !)
Minor updates:
Video Editor
Data Monitor
Contact Widget
Timescale extension search
Friends & Music
Setup screen has been changed
Nice Update Center
Etc.
They introduced
New weather widget
New layouts for background theme management
New Xloud benefits
Etc
REQUIREMENTS:Gingerbread 2.3.3
Flashtool.
reminder: XLOUD Can be disable on Sound settings.
Generic Global:
flash version:
Link: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=CFS4HQ16
Link: http://www.mediafire.com/?lgbljmvuw2ggwd0
Heres BluechipJ Guide Video Walkthrough/Comparison: watch this on youtube to get full detailed instructions and other additional information.
All credit goes to Mobage & jlmcr87 .
Original Thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1196322 for the link
and dyjin for the guides here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1199597
Xperia™ arc software updates
08-01-2011
New software available ( Now available on PC companion. For few countries its still rolling out At the moment)
THIS IS 2.3.3. NOT 2.3.4 .
_____________________________________________
THIS IS AN ENHANCEMENT THAT SONY ERICSSON IS CURRENTLY RELEASING FOR ALL XPERIA FAMILY DEVICES.
What you will get is:
Updated: It seems this firmware makes the Booting Much much quicker. I cant say if its true but anyone else can confirm this besides me. thanks
Updated: I currently will be in vacation for 6 days. This thread will be Updated by my Brother. Thanks guys I appreciate your thumbs up
Some improvements to this upgrade:
Theme support, available under Display settings or with a long-press option on the home screen. Still limited to a handful of SE themes but if you always wanted less blue in the menus its now an option.
The Gingerbread CRT-off animation makes its first appearance!
The widget overview accessed with a pinch on the home screen now has the widgets floating about. Shaking the phone sends them flying. Pretty and smooth animation but it makes the overview practically unusable IMO, Ill tap SE about this.
Several ring tones have disappeared, among others the one I were using (Digital Phone). Not a big issue.
Im finally able to set a silent alarm! Previous firmwares allowed setting the alarm sound to None in the list but always defaulted back to the last set sound anyway. This is now fixed.
Setting the alarm time now entails spinning dials instead of clicking. Faster but less precise.
Various UI text is now smaller and sharper.
Additional bloatware, of which some can be uninstalled without root.
Connected Devices, a more intuitive and cleaner version of the DLNA media server software.
The address book looks a bit different, I think. Unfortunately its still impossible to change the sorting order of contacts.
The photo album offers a few more options when you call up the menu.
Digital zoom available at all camera resolutions. Only for images though, not video.
Compression levels of still pictures remain overly high.
xLOUD option to significantly enhance audio output strength from the rear speaker. Almost painfully loud IMO.
Using the HDMI mirroring feature now forces the home screen into landscape mode for a better fit with widescreen TVs.
There is also the Keyboard option for International (full keyboard or Phonepad !)
Minor updates:
Video Editor
Data Monitor
Contact Widget
Timescale extension search
Friends & Music
Setup screen has been changed
Nice Update Center
Etc.
They introduced
New weather widget
New layouts for background theme management
New Xloud benefits
Etc
REQUIREMENTS:Gingerbread 2.3.3
Flashtool.
reminder: XLOUD Can be disable on Sound settings.
Generic Global:
flash version:
Link: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=CFS4HQ16
Link: http://www.mediafire.com/?lgbljmvuw2ggwd0
Heres BluechipJ Guide Video Walkthrough/Comparison: watch this on youtube to get full detailed instructions and other additional information.
All credit goes to Mobage & jlmcr87 .
Original Thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1196322 for the link
and dyjin for the guides here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1199597
Saturday, May 10, 2014
Nikon Speedlight SB 910 DSLR Flash
Nikon announced its new flagship camera flash, the Speedlight SB-910 that “harnesses powerful flexibility and control for the revolutionary Creative Lighting System (CLS). Nikon’s new Speedlight features a wide zoom range covering the most popular focal lengths as well as FX/DX-format identification that optimizes zoom settings based on the camera body.
Nikon Speedlight SB-910 DSLR Flash
The Nikon SB-910 provides easy operation and menu navigation, featuring illuminated function buttons, a dedicated Menu button with quick access to custom settings and an improved LCD screen graphic user interface. Its new Thermal Cut-Out function offers protection against damage to the flash panel and body from overheating during continuous flash use. It uses new hard-type color compensation filters for fluorescent and incandescent color temperature balancing, offering additional durability and heat-resistance.
Nikon Speedlight SB-910 DSLR Flash on camera
The SB-910 has three illumination patterns (standard, center-weighted and even) which are designed to match almost any shooting situation when utilizing the speedligh. It supports Nikon’s wireless TTL operation and can be used as an on-camera flash, a wireless commander with control or as a remote speedlight triggered by other SB-910 speedlights, SB-700 speedlights, SU-800 Wireless Commander or the built-in speedlight set to Commander Mode on compatible Nikon D-SLR cameras.
Coming in mid-December 2011, the Nikon Speedlight SB-910 flash is priced at $549.95.
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