[Fix] Disable The Increasing / Ascending Ring on Samsung Galaxy S i9000

Samsung Smartphones comes with a “feature” where whenever you get an incoming call the ringtone fades up from low volume to the user specified volume gradually. Some may find it useful but I find it rather annoying and above that there is no inbuilt option in the settings menu to over ride it. Now with the below mentioned fix you will be able to get rid of ascending ringtone and play it at the level set it to.

Pre-Requisites to fix Increasing Ring on Galaxy S

  1. Your phone should be rooted. If you have not yet rooted your phone then root Galaxy S
  2. Your phone needs to be deodexed prior of applying the fix.
  3. There is a unique file fix for each version of Samsung Galaxy S so make sure you use the correct file.
  4. We take no responsibility of any harm caused to your device and can nerve be blamed in the future.
  5. This fix will not work on any other Android model of Samsung. If you want a fix for your phone do let me know from the comment section and I may find a solution to help you out.

Instructions for fixing Increasing Ring on Galaxy S

  1. Put your phone in flight mode making it completely offline.
  2. Use a terminal, or root explorer, or any app that provide system file editing. Copy the Phone.apk (file name is case sensitive)  modified for  your  version of Samsung (Download link at the end of the post ) at  /system/app/ folder mounted in R/W mode.
  3. Backup your original file in case you change your mind in future.
  4. When patching you will get about two or more force closes which is fine.
  5. Now restart your phone and enjoy the ringtone at the volume you set it.
    Phoneapk

Phone.apk download links

Phone_JPM_JP6.zip

Phone.apk deodexed JPO.zip

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Francis Xyrel - November 21, 2010

hi can I implement this on my SGS GT-I9000 Galaxy S?

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Francis Xyrel - November 21, 2010

BTW…how do I deodexed the phone with your Phone_JPM_JP6.zip?
My phones FW are:
PDA: I9000BUJP7
Phone: I9000BUJP5
CSC: I9000GVODJP7

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    Ashish Mundhra - November 22, 2010

    The best option I can give is to Root your phone and then install a custom ROM as every custom ROM is deodexed. After that you can apply the above fix

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      Francis Xyrel - November 22, 2010

      My phone is already rooted and I have already applied a lot of fixes to make it run faster. You’ve got two files which I have already downloaded, but which one should I use?

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Xavier - October 31, 2012

No need to root your phone with this app:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.shumoapp.disableincreasingring
It disabled increasing ring for my Samsung Galaxy S

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