Updating Samsung Galaxy S I9000 to JPJV6 (Arabic) 2.3.3 Firmware [How to]

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Install Gingerbread 2.3.3 which is the latest Arabic version for the Samsung Galaxy S GT I9000. Before updating your phone there are certain things which you should keep in mine before you actually brick your phone. Just follow the simple instructions explained to update your firmware and you can easily upgrade the new version. A good thing about this update is that no matter what firmware you currently have be it Froyo 2.2,2.2.1 or any Gingerbread 2.3.3 version, you can straightforward proceed your update for your Galaxy S by simply following the given steps. You may find the Internet connection problem after the firmware upgrade, it is simply due to APN settings being wiped off so just re-configure it again to receive the Internet access and same way do to your MMS settings as well.

Few improvements have been made to this update of Arabic like force close errors that happened frequent have been sorted out. Compatibility issues along with Adobe flash 10.3 is now fixed for the applications and with new processing speed.

Let’s start updating your Galaxy S GT I9000 with latest version of XXJVO 2.3.3. Simply follow the instructions carefully for saving your device and not harming it. In cases like power failure if software stops to update then try the whole process again from the scratch but not manually as it may cause harm to your phone. This update will not void the warranty or harm your phone until you are very careful and stick to the instructions.

Things to know before you start your Firmware update:

• Please note that your phone model is Samsung Galaxy S GT I9000 and any other phone you are updating as it may create problems after installing.
• Take a back up of all your data in your computer and manage your contacts by simply syncing them with the Gmail.
• Take out the SIM card form your phone as well as any external SD card.
• Keep the USB cable and also the Galaxy S device.
• Make sure that your phone is charged up to 70-80% to avoid any battery issue while updating your device as it consume the maximum battery while the process.
• On your computer or laptop make sure that firewall and antivirus programs are disabled.
• Updating with latest firmware version does not at all mean you are rooting your device.

How to install Gingerbread 2.3.3 (Arabic) JPJV6:

• Start with downloading Gingerbread 2.3.3 JPJV6 files and unzip them to get a tar filed name “jv6_jv6_jv6.tar”and also the flash tool Odin. Extract all your files to your desktop to make it easy when processing. Do not re-name your files which will be difficult to recognize by Odin.
• Put your device Samsung Galaxy S GT I9000 in download mode which is also called safe mode. Once entered in safe mode you will see the green screen, in case you still see the home screen then switch off your device and again try it and if still not get the download mode then you may have to fix the download mode error for your phone.
• Now open the Odin flash tool and on the same time connect your device to the computer with USB cable.
• The moment you connected your phone you will note the ID COM block will turn n yellow.
• Once followed all the steps, go ahead and select the file to downgrade the software version to the official DDJG4 Eclair 2.1. When your phone is connected click on the PDA option in Odin and further selects the tar file which you downloaded before and place on your desktop which was jv6_jv6_jv6.tar. Point to be noted here is you need not choose any files in PIT, phone and CSC in Odin.

Now simply follow the few things as said below and you will be done with the process:

PDA – jv6_jv6_jv6.tar

• Once this file is added, push the start option to begin the firmware update process. You will notice that in no time of 5 minutest the firmware will be installed in your phone.
• Once your Galaxy S reboots, your home screen will appear in which you can choose the options likewise and once you are done with the media scanning you need to go in the recovery mode where delete the cache memory on order to delete the unwanted files in case any left in your device.
• You can do this by first turning off your device then long press the volume up key, press menu as holding both the buttons press then the power button to start. And now when you switch on your device, you will see many options like wipe data, factory reset and you should select Wipe cache partition and then after you reboot the device by clicking on “reboot system now”. Once your Galaxy S is rebooted you can set up your accounts as per your choice. This will dually optimize your battery and flush out all unwanted data from your phone.

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