Un-bricking, upgrading and/or repairing software faults on your Samsung Galaxy S2/Plus (SGH-T989) can easily be done using this official firmware.

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This is a four file (AP, BL, CP and CSC) repair firmware with which you can unbrick your smartphone and/or fix other software faults on the device.

This firmware fixes software issues like:-

• Un-brick bricked devices
• Fix apps force closing
• Device getting stuck during use, or lagging
• Fix stuck on boot logo
• Fix boot loop
• Remove custom recovery (e.g, TWRP)
• Remove root and restore default system files
• Help upgrade/ update Android version to latest security patch
• And just any software related faults

Before downloading any firmware for your Samsung device, check and confirm that the firmware is meant for your exact device model. This is necessary to avoid downloading the wrong file, causing your device to brick.

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How to flash Samsung Galaxy S2/Plus (SGH-T989) via Odin

Note: Backup all important data (messages, contacts, app data, settings, etc) as these might be erased once flashing is successful.

Charge your phone to at least 50% before you proceed with the flashing instructions below. Read and follow all steps carefully, especially if you are not very experienced in flashing Samsung devices.

• Download and install Samsung official USB driver on your computer. (Skip step if already installed)
• Download and extract (unzip) the firmware file
• Download Odin Tool
• Extract the contents of Odin ZIP file
• Run/Launch Odin.exe
• Reboot Phone in Download Mode (press and hold Home + Power + Volume Down buttons)
• Connect device to Computer via USB cable and wait until you get a blue sign in Odin
• Select/ add the four firmware files extracted in step one.
  • For instance, BL is the bootloader file- click BL in Odin and select that file. In the same way, click AP, CP, and CSC select the files accordingly. See below screenshot

• Make sure re-partition is NOT ticked
• Click the start button and wait few minutes for the flashing process to begin and complete
• Once flashing is complete, disconnect device and boot normally.

T-Mobile of the United States announced on their support blog yesterday that owners of the T-Mobile variant of the Samsung Galaxy S II (SGS2, or model SGH-T989) would now be able to update their phones from Android 2.3.6 (Gingerbread) to Android 4.0.3 (Ice Cream Sandwich [ICS]) via the Samsung Kies application. Interestingly, the update to ICS is only available through the manual installation method through Kies, and will not be sent out OTA (over-the-air).

Since I don’t have any computers that run Windows or Mac OS, I had to fire up a virtual machine in order to install the Samsung Kies application. Other than the download being a bit on the slow side (probably due to Samsung’s download servers being overloaded) and the typical Samsung bloatware, the Kies installation went smoothly inside of a Windows XP SP3 VM. Thereafter, I simply had to enable USB Debugging in the settings menu, connect the phone via USB, and enable USB passthrough in the XP VM. Of course, I had to reboot the VM in order for the application to function properly, as is the case with most Windoze programmes.

I’m not sure if it was related to having Kies installed inside of a VM, but I had to minimise the main Kies application window immediately after starting the programme. If I didn’t do so, the firmware upgrade screens were behind the main application window, and none of the options could be selected. Further, once the process started, the progress window glitched and didn’t display any status updates. After that glitch, the firmware transfer simply halted. At that point, I decided to try the upgrade in a Windows 7 VM. The application installed successfully, and didn’t have the visual glitches that were seen in the XP VM, but I couldn’t get the drivers to function properly in Windows 7, so no go there either.

So much for upgrading to ICS a little bit early… at least from within a VM. Maybe I will give it a try tomorrow on my work laptop, which unfortunately has Windows 7 as the primary OS.

Cheers,
Zach

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