Galaxy 5 rooted dengan Android 2.2

Al kisah aku baru je selesai flash phone Galaxy 5 GT-I5503 dari Android 2.1 Esclair ke Android 2.2 Froyo.. Mula-mula memang agak kelam kabut sebab dah salah flash.Maklum la baru 1st time buat ni. Refer sana sini pon masih ada silap lagi :P

So far so good rasa lebih laju sikit. Mungkin kena upgrade sdcard aku dari 2GB ke 4GB ke.. rasa macam tak muat plak dah..

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