Here's some files you might be interested in... I have them up on xda forums for quite a while, never thought to post it here though, sorry :P But here you are :)
Full Bell UGJH2 firmware, including boot.bin and sbl.bin
http://www.multiupload.com/EZF1IEZ34H
Full Bell UGJK4 firmware, including sbl.bin
http://www.multiupload.com/X5UBCLF7B2
UGJL2 Modem - Flashable with Odin
http://www.multiupload.com/CK1DROIKYP
UGJL2 Modem - Flashable with CWM and 2e
http://www.multiupload.com/FK4TE1CAR4
Have fun flashing!
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Triple Booting with Shared Documents on exFat
I reinstalled my AOD150 netbook to have triple boot with an exFat shared data partition... (20gb each OS, 100gb Data)
First of all... exFat support on Linux is in beta, so don't blame me if this damages your computer, or data loss!
First, we set up our directories in Data to contain the ones we want to link... (Documents, Downloads, Pictures, Videos, and Music are the ones I created)
And now, linking in windows 7.
Open a command prompt, and in C:\Users\(username)\, do an "rd /S Documents" or which ever folders you want to link.
Next, use the command "mklink /J Documents D:\Documents" to create the link!
After you removed and linked all the folders, you're done!
Next we'll link in OSX... exFat support is only in 10.6.5 and above, so make sure your OSX is upgraded!
Open terminal, and move to home (cd ~), then again, (backup first if needed!) remove all the dirs that you want to link (rm -R Documents), and then create the symbolic link to your Data folder (ln -s /Volumes/Data/Documents) <-- Replace Data with whatever your shared partition is called.
Lastly, is our Linux... I'm using Ubuntu Netbook Remix 10.10, so some of the steps may or may not work for you.
First we need to install exFat support on Linux, there is a very nicely working implementation on the PPA at https://launchpad.net/~relan/+archive/exfat and if you prefer to build from the sources, it's also on google code at http://code.google.com/p/exfat/
Install the driver using the prebuilt ppa, or from the source referring to the quick start guide at http://code.google.com/p/exfat/wiki/QuckStartGuide
Then we need to make it auto mount on boot. So we create a dir for it (sudo mkdir /media/Data), and then add a line in /etc/fstab to tell Ubuntu to automount it on boot (sudo gedit /etc/fstab, add the line "/dev/sda4 /media/Data exfat-fuse defaults 0 0") <-- Remember to replace the sda4 with whatever your data partition device is called!
We can then test it with "sudo mount -a" and see if the directory mounts.. If it works, then we're good to go! Just remove the directories in your home folder and link to the appropriate folders on Data, (use the instructions from the OSX section), and now you'll have shared documents, pictures, music, whatever else you chose in your exfat partition!
First of all... exFat support on Linux is in beta, so don't blame me if this damages your computer, or data loss!
First, we set up our directories in Data to contain the ones we want to link... (Documents, Downloads, Pictures, Videos, and Music are the ones I created)
And now, linking in windows 7.
Open a command prompt, and in C:\Users\(username)\, do an "rd /S Documents" or which ever folders you want to link.
Next, use the command "mklink /J Documents D:\Documents" to create the link!
After you removed and linked all the folders, you're done!
Next we'll link in OSX... exFat support is only in 10.6.5 and above, so make sure your OSX is upgraded!
Open terminal, and move to home (cd ~), then again, (backup first if needed!) remove all the dirs that you want to link (rm -R Documents), and then create the symbolic link to your Data folder (ln -s /Volumes/Data/Documents) <-- Replace Data with whatever your shared partition is called.
Lastly, is our Linux... I'm using Ubuntu Netbook Remix 10.10, so some of the steps may or may not work for you.
First we need to install exFat support on Linux, there is a very nicely working implementation on the PPA at https://launchpad.net/~relan/+archive/exfat and if you prefer to build from the sources, it's also on google code at http://code.google.com/p/exfat/
Install the driver using the prebuilt ppa, or from the source referring to the quick start guide at http://code.google.com/p/exfat/wiki/QuckStartGuide
Then we need to make it auto mount on boot. So we create a dir for it (sudo mkdir /media/Data), and then add a line in /etc/fstab to tell Ubuntu to automount it on boot (sudo gedit /etc/fstab, add the line "/dev/sda4 /media/Data exfat-fuse defaults 0 0") <-- Remember to replace the sda4 with whatever your data partition device is called!
We can then test it with "sudo mount -a" and see if the directory mounts.. If it works, then we're good to go! Just remove the directories in your home folder and link to the appropriate folders on Data, (use the instructions from the OSX section), and now you'll have shared documents, pictures, music, whatever else you chose in your exfat partition!
Monday, January 17, 2011
And now... eSATA!
Source: http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/lofiversion/index.php/t186558.html
Well, fixed my DSDT for Sabertooth X58 with that site above to include the eSATA fix! Yay! :)
For those of you that have the same i7 950 CPU as me, here's a link to my new DSDT:
Let me know if it works for you!
Edit: http://www.multiupload.com/GT173Q2HV3 has the newer DSDT with the HDEF Fix as well
Edit: http://www.multiupload.com/GT173Q2HV3 has the newer DSDT with the HDEF Fix as well
Sunday, January 16, 2011
SATA III - 6GB/S!
Upgraded my harddrives to the new SATA III drives, and plugged them into the marvell ports. Reinstalled all three OSX, Windows 7, and Ubuntu on the two drives and set up an exFat storage partition for a 32-bit windows 7 vm on virtualbox, shared by all 3 OSes too. This motherboard is awesome :)
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Sabertooth X58 DSDT
I've gotten some people asking me for my DSDT, so...
http://www.multiupload.com/2DUVDA6F0M
Hopefully that helps out some people with the Sabertooth X58 and the Core i7 950 CPU!
Edit:http://www.multiupload.com/HK92JI7AM4 has the newer DSDT with the eSATA Fix
Edit: http://www.multiupload.com/GT173Q2HV3 has the newer DSDT with the HDEF Fix as well
Hopefully that helps out some people with the Sabertooth X58 and the Core i7 950 CPU!
Edit:
Edit: http://www.multiupload.com/GT173Q2HV3 has the newer DSDT with the HDEF Fix as well
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