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Galaxy S Custom Rom + Kernel [Tutorial!]
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First off, You will need a few things:
1. A Back-Up of all your stuff!
2. A Rom You Want To Install!
3. A Samsung Galaxy S Device (i9000)
4. Some common sense!
Downloads will be at the bottom of the thread!
Simply! Download the Rom You want OR! You can cook your own via (RomKitchen)
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You can choose what you would like in your Rom
Personally i think this is better as i have mine on that!
Once downloaded
Make a [ZIP Archive] name it 'Update' so your file should be a Zip folder
Update.zip Put it onto your 'INTERNAL Memory' Then simply use the 3 Button Combo to get into recovery start with your phone completely turned off, then do this:
Power-Up,
Home Button,
Power Button
Same time until you come to a menu then go to
'Install zip from sdcard'
Find your update.zip and install it!
*WARNING* I am not responsible if you brick your phone if you do a step wrong, its highly unlikely, but can happen!
1. A Back-Up of all your stuff!
2. A Rom You Want To Install!
3. A Samsung Galaxy S Device (i9000)
4. Some common sense!
Downloads will be at the bottom of the thread!
Simply! Download the Rom You want OR! You can cook your own via (RomKitchen)
[ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
You can choose what you would like in your Rom
Personally i think this is better as i have mine on that!
Once downloaded
Make a [ZIP Archive] name it 'Update' so your file should be a Zip folder
Update.zip Put it onto your 'INTERNAL Memory' Then simply use the 3 Button Combo to get into recovery start with your phone completely turned off, then do this:
Power-Up,
Home Button,
Power Button
Same time until you come to a menu then go to
'Install zip from sdcard'
Find your update.zip and install it!
*WARNING* I am not responsible if you brick your phone if you do a step wrong, its highly unlikely, but can happen!
-McCaFF
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