Radio install by RSD Lite, wipe is not required. Unpack radio before install. After install version radio will not changed, this version cantain's in another file.
4.5.1-134_DFP-139 EPU93_U_00.60.00.rar
4.5.1-134_DFP-132 EPU93_U_00.60.00.rar
4.5.1-134_DFP-82 EPU93_U_00.60.00
4.5.1-134_DFP-74 EPU93_U_00.60.00
4.5.1-134_DFP-10 EPU93_U_00.5F.00.rar
4.5.1-112 EPU93_U_00.5F.00
MIUI-2.1.13 EPU93_U_00.59.01
Cyanogenmod 7.1 EPU93_U_00.59.01
3.4.2_177 EPU93_U_00.59.01
3.4.2-117 EPU93_U_00.56.00
To switch your baseband use baseband switcher
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1052745
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1203297
How to create radio file?
We need
- full SBF file of firmware 350mb or 150mb in rar.
- programm MotoAndroidDepacker.zip
1) unpack SBF by MotoAndroidDepacker. unpacked file will go to the "name of sbf-extracted"
2) in the folder must be only CG45.smg (radio file) and two files firmware.hmg, RAMDLD.smg - this files need to create sbf
3) create SBF by MotoAndroidDepacker. file will be in "name sbf-extracted"/rebuilt
baseband is locate in \system\etc\motorola\bp_nvm_default
smg function we can see in MotoAndroidDepacker in the second insert "SBF", and then go http://and-developers.com/partitions:cdt
I dont get it. Not the instructions but the whole deal. English is not my native language and neither is his. Walter79 could you tell me what is this?
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ACHTUNG!!! This **** can drive you to restoring backup, so make backup now!!!
This is all about radio module firmware(thing that responsible for cell network services), so after update it is likely that power consumption and stability(in terms of cell signal handling) would be better, but that is not guaranteed
These radio fw-s are in standard .sbf files, thus need to be flashed with vanilla flashing tool(RSDLite). Displayed radio version will not change because it is written somewhere else.
mainbord said:
4.5.1-134_DFP-139 EPU93_U_00.60.00.rar
4.5.1-134_DFP-132 EPU93_U_00.60.00.rar
4.5.1-134_DFP-82 EPU93_U_00.60.00
4.5.1-134_DFP-74 EPU93_U_00.60.00
4.5.1-134_DFP-10 EPU93_U_00.5F.00.rar
4.5.1-112 EPU93_U_00.5F.00
MIUI-2.1.13 EPU93_U_00.59.01
Cyanogenmod 7.1 EPU93_U_00.59.01
3.4.2_177 EPU93_U_00.59.01
3.4.2-117 EPU93_U_00.56.00
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Worth noting that all versions after 4.5.1-134_DFP-74 has version 60 and radio version of 139 equals one in 132
How to get radio SBF from full SBF:
1) Extract SBF with MotoAndroidDepacker.
2) Delete all files except of CG45.smg (radio fw), firmware.hmg and RAMDLD.smg - last two is essential to make new sbf.
3) Assemble new SBF with MotoAndroidDepacker.
4) ??? (flash it!)
5) PROFIT!11
How to get/backup baseband settings:
Target files located in \system\etc\motorola\bp_nvm_default, so we need to get them from nandroid backup, also we can do this via adb, or root explorer...
To update baseband settings just replace files in folder \system\etc\motorola\bp_nvm_default of your device with previously acquired ones, this can be done manually or with CWM help.
With CWM it goes like this:
1) open View attachment baseband139.zip with some modern archivator
2) go to \system\etc\motorola\bp_nvm_default in archive
3) replace all files with other ones
4) ??? (install via CWM, dammit)
5) PROFIT!11
PS: Just translated from original and added some explanations.
um.... what's the different this method with baseband switcher?
i think baseband switcher is more simple and risk free.
marhensa said:
um.... what's the different this method with baseband switcher?
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This method upgrade radio firmware version and basebandswitcher switch baseband only. Also here we have a new version of radio.
mainbord said:
This method upgrade radio firmware version and basebandswitcher switch baseband only. Also here we have a new version of radio.
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Has anybody tested this new version? Any noticeable changes?
Okay, now I'm trying this method..
Just because I feel 3G connection caused somewhat unreasonable battery drain here..
Maybe radio files I'm using in was not suitable with area I lived in all this time.
Even after I'm changed baseband, baseband only affect the signal reception.
Hope this works.
Steps:
-Depack my regional SBF
-Delete all SMG's except CG45
-Repack SBF
-Flash the SBF
-Use same baseband as that SBF
is that right?
i don't know this is just placebo effect or not.
but it seems my battery much better now..
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Well, I've just tried the sbf method with 4.5.3-109-DPP-14-Retail_China sbf (one of the -if not the- newest Defy+ sbf) and once flashed with RSD and rebooted, all the files under \system\etc\motorola\bp_nvm_default are identical as they were before [same file size and date].
So is it that my flashing didn't work or is it what you guys meant by "After install version radio will not changed, this version cantain's in another file"?
The baseband139.zip from d'H -for sure- changes those files [there's even one less if I remember correctly].
Since I've done it [2 hours to download the sbf..], I'm attaching the file; but like I said, I'm not sure if it works really...tbd
** This is NOT a CWM patch - the sbf has to be extracted then flashed with RSD **
I created a radio SBF from my stock froyo and flashed it over CM9. My GSM indicator turned blue almost instantaneously, where I previously battled like crazy to get a GSM data connection from home.
Thanks for sharing
Does anyone have an idea if it might help against the connection bug if I flash a radio + baseband settings from an official sbf?
BTW: how do I get hands on the baseband settings from an sbf?
thx
measel said:
Does anyone have an idea if it might help against the connection bug if I flash a radio + baseband settings from an official sbf?
BTW: how do I get hands on the baseband settings from an sbf?
thx
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I always use china basebands, but i live in south america. Has the same radio basebands of my phone operator. So everytime i flash an Asian firmware, i got signal instantly
Defy+ doesn't change baseband
INZANEDUD said:
I always use china basebands, but i live in south america. Has the same radio basebands of my phone operator. So everytime i flash an Asian firmware, i got signal instantly
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Hi, I live in Colombia. When I try to change frequencies with cyanogen baseband settings, the phone loses signal. I tried with basebandswitcher also, but didn't work, they didn't change frequencies and the phone lost signal. Do you know why? or what method can I use?
I have a Defy+ with cm9:
CM9-NIGHTLY-120516-Defy+.zip (Epsylon3 version)
With cm7 occurs the same.
The cellphone settings box says: WCDMA 900/2100 but i am trying to change it to 850/1900 (Colombia setting). Motorola Defy+ is QuadBand in HSDPA, right?
Could anyone explaine How do this work?
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hpsaturn said:
Hi, I live in Colombia. When I try to change frequencies with cyanogen baseband settings, the phone loses signal. I tried with basebandswitcher also, but didn't work, they didn't change frequencies and the phone lost signal. Do you know why? or what method can I use?
I have a Defy+ with cm9:
CM9-NIGHTLY-120516-Defy+.zip (Epsylon3 version)
With cm7 occurs the same.
The cellphone settings box says: WCDMA 900/2100 but i am trying to change it to 850/1900 (Colombia setting). Motorola Defy+ is QuadBand in HSDPA, right?
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which one did u use?
use Colombia TIGO/Movie star... from Americas
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I tried with any setting with 850/1900, but didn't work. I tried with it, but didn't work..
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hpsaturn said:
I tried with any setting with 850/1900, but didn't work. I tried with it, but didn't work..
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what was ur stock rom?
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[DOUBT]
ktmbikerman said:
I created a radio SBF from my stock froyo and flashed it over CM9. My GSM indicator turned blue almost instantaneously, where I previously battled like crazy to get a GSM data connection from home.
Thanks for sharing
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Can i flash the firmware.sbf created under rebuild folder over my current rom (CM10)??
ManDOT said:
Can i flash the firmware.sbf created under rebuild folder over my current rom (CM10)??
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Yes you can. I did it.
@OP
Thanks! fixed my data disconnection problem in CM10! no data drops now for two days
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I'm thinking of updating my li'l heroc's radio (currently 2.42.01.04.27) by downloading the appropriate zip and flashing from ClockworkMod recovery. Here's my Q: afterwards, will I need to flash my CM6.1 and gapps all over again?
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Nope, flash the radio, reboot, done
[email protected] said:
I'm thinking of updating my li'l heroc's radio (currently 2.42.01.04.27) by downloading the appropriate zip and flashing from ClockworkMod recovery. Here's my Q: afterwards, will I need to flash my CM6.1 and gapps all over again?
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No you wont have to update the rom, gapps, kernel or any other mods you may have. Updating your radio will change your baseband. I was on the same radio you were until I changed my radio to the Verizon desire radio because it gives me better service for sure. I didnt do mine thru clockwork so i dont know how that works I just got the update zip and flashed it in recovery. Be careful using diff methods or zips to flash radios one bad one and u got a brick. Good luck
Sent from my HERO200 using Tapatalk
Just flash and done
theimpaler747 said:
Just flash and done
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Unless you are using firerats custom partitions. Then it isn't so easy as flash and go, but still not hard to do.
athanos said:
Unless you are using firerats custom partitions. Then it isn't so easy as flash and go, but still not hard to do.
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Takes about 30 minutes if your using firerats mod, but even then you still dont lose anything.
I flashed baseband 2.42.01.04.27 and still not getting much improved reception in a fringe area (my home). Common to get around -98 to -100 db.
Any suggestions for other radios that might work better on the weak end?
Sprint CDMA USA
windtrader said:
I flashed baseband 2.42.01.04.27 and still not getting much improved reception in a fringe area (my home). Common to get around -98 to -100 db.
Any suggestions for other radios that might work better on the weak end?
Sprint CDMA USA
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You could try the newest one here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=853868
Verizon
dirkyd3rk said:
No you wont have to update the rom, gapps, kernel or any other mods you may have. Updating your radio will change your baseband. I was on the same radio you were until I changed my radio to the Verizon desire radio because it gives me better service for sure. I didnt do mine thru clockwork so i dont know how that works I just got the update zip and flashed it in recovery. Be careful using diff methods or zips to flash radios one bad one and u got a brick. Good luck
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Hey I had a question about that. By flashing the Verizon radio won't that be considered like Roaming because you're not using Sprint Towers??? Also how is the improvement in say signal strength and data?
Just wondering cause i'd like to improve my phone signal.
-Rock Chalk
yea i wanna know about using verizon towers too... especially for 3g...wasnt there some hack besides flashing radio?
BothGunzUP said:
You could try the newest one here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=853868
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I loaded the latest radio and the numerical signal is about the same but the phone displays two bars once in awhile which never showed before from the same fringe location. Will need more time talking on the phone before deciding if there is any marked audible quality improvement.
The -xx dmb readout and the graphic bar display do not seem to be in synch anyway. It can show -95 dbm and then only one bar while other times I have seen it at -98dbm and showing two bars, so really not sure which is more reliable.
System version :
Version.34.177.3MB525.Retail.en.GB
APflex version :
GAS_EMEA_USAJRDNFRYORTGB_P019
Build number :
JOREM_U3_3.4.2_177-3
Android version
2.2.2
Full SBF :
http://www.mediafire.com/?op47dv8yo8iypj1
rachit2588 said:
ok uploading will update the links here
Here is the full official UK rom http://www.multiupload.com/GK4V4ICBIK
No problems with haptic feedback, all working fine.
Flash via rsd lite ...but before that do complete factory wipe / erase data /cache etc etc
Here is the nandroid and fixed sbf :: http://www.multiupload.com/YZTSVZ2OJ3
first restore the nandroid via Custom Recovery and flash the fixed sbf.. as usual procedures
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Yay! Thanks.
Ah, magnificent. Thanks.
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Good job, thanks so much.
I was sick I let it through my fingers when I updated!
Thank you, I have been waiting for this ;0)
the file in the archive is dated 14.04.2011... it's genuine GB SBF?
anyway, thanks!
Downloaded this file by MSU
it's genuine GB SBF
Hi,
I have run Recuva over my file system. I could not recover the sbf, but the file name, modified time and size were found.
They match perfectly the file I downloaded from mpieq.
Cheers, as far as I'm concerned that is the real thing.
Olly
Works great! Thanks very much.
Now then... who is going to produce a theme so it looks like leaked / 2.3.3 that wouldnt work with the unfortunate green camera devices?
Andy
Was on early 2.2.1 - wanted to upgrade in case of warranty issues.
Flashed with RSD Lite. New Red Motorola logo with white rings when phone starts, but had to pull battery and re-boot manually.
Phone is upgraded with all contacts, settings etc as before.
Just had to root phone with superoneclick to get Titanium back-up and SetVSL running.
30 mins start to finish. Many thanks
NickAJ said:
30 mins start to finish. Many thanks
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You're luck. After upgrade mine boot up but with all settings and apps restored, however it after rooting it wasn't stable. Got to do factory reset and... for a first time used TiBu to restore my apps - works flawlessly . The only issue was the lack of Polish Swype (got it with Eclair) but used the one from CEE ROM and it works flawlessly.
mine simply has lost his Haptic Feedback... it must be restarted to gain his capabilities restored. is losing also his WiFi (with error message in wifi and network settings) and the data connection...
any ideas? could be from the JuiceDefender wrong resources management?
I am on motorola defy with formware version 2.51.1. If I upgrade to this will I lose my root, if I lose root can this be rooted by SuperOneClick.
Does it have blur is without Blur, I ma looking for something without Blur.
With Blur or without Blur?
Sent from my Toilet using Motorola DEFY.
I am looking for without Blur.If I upgrade to this will I lose my root, if I lose root can this be rooted by SuperOneClick.
croxley said:
I am looking for without Blur.If I upgrade to this will I lose my root, if I lose root can this be rooted by SuperOneClick.
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This ROM is blurred. I flashed it over 2.2.1 (the UK 3.4.3-11 ROM), which I had previously successfully rooted via SOC (in fact, an older version, from months ago), but, as, at first, for strict test purposes, I decided not to wipe anything at all after flashing this ROM, the root condition (just like all my applications and settings) was kept as it was before. My Defy is in this very state ever since.
By the way, I haven't noticed differences between the two ROMs.
Just my 2 cents...
Regards,
Carlos
i have installed the full sbf
no problems with haptic feedback.
all looks fine and smooth..blur is also working nice ..even you can skip the setup.
just the 3g gets stucks up when the phone is idle..(the "H" is shown but the arrows ↑↓ are greyed out ..i have to reconfigure the apn and set it again to get it working.
Guys ne thoughts on this 3g problem..?? i have used defy baseband to switch my baseband for india.
EDIT :: solved the problems....i think this is problem free blur rom so far ...!! kudos to motorola uk..!!
note :: i didnt download from any links given here..i had some other source.
Their is some problem with the link? I have tried to download 3 times, but corrupt file...
If I wanted to go from the Korean 177 base sbf with cm7 rc1 installed to this what would be the procedure? Is it as simple as doing it through rsdlite or through the 2nd init recovery?
Thanks
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ifu said:
Their is some problem with the link? I have tried to download 3 times, but corrupt file...
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Should i upload nandroid / full sbf for you..??
Hi everyone,
I'm a brand new Nexus S convert on the AT&T network. I've been using a Nexus One for about a year, but I finally got the dreaded power button failure, so I thought it was time to "upgrade".
Anyways, I just got the phone tonight, so I wiped everything, flashed the newest AT&T radio (KF1), then flashed NexusBeam 4.1.0 (custom 4.0.3 ICS), then flashed GLaDos v2.2. This was all done via CWM 5.0.x
After putting in the SIM and turning on the phone, I noticed that I did not get ANY signal for a while. The network status in the settings did not find anything. After about 3 minutes, I finally got EDGE. However, still no 3G.
I looked up the default APN settings for AT&T but it did not help. I also tried flashing another custom kernel (Matrix), but my phone wasn't happy with it (stuck on Google logo).
What could be the culprit here?
P.S. Yes, I made sure the Nexus S is indeed the AT&T model (I-9020a).
Edit:
Even though I have flashed the proper radio, the ROM reverts it to the incorrect version. For example, I've flashed KF1 radio, but the ROM somehow "overwrites" it to the KI1 radio, which is not recommended for AT&T/I-9020a. The baseband also says NO DGSXXKI1.
after flashing the rom flash your correct radio.
You probably clicked KI1 by accident rather then KF1... I'm using KB3 and its really good. Soooo flash the UCKD1 radio first for AT&T... then download Root explorer if u don't already have it
Using root explorer go into EFS file and move the following into root of SD:
Nv.log
Nv_data.bin
Nv_data.bin.md5
Once those files are moved just reboot and u should have your 3G back... then u can flash the radio u want
-Google
iGoogleNexus said:
You probably clicked KI1 by accident rather then KF1... I'm using KB3 and its really good. Soooo flash the UCKD1 radio first for AT&T... then download Root explorer if u don't already have it
Using root explorer go into EFS file and move the following into root of SD:
Nv.log
Nv_data.bin
Nv_data.bin.md5
Once those files are moved just reboot and u should have your 3G back... then u can flash the radio u want
-Google
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Thank you! That worked!
I flashed NexusBeam ROM yesterday and the radio it came with did not work on my device i9020a on the Rogers Network. If im correct my baseband should read i9020auckd1. I manged to get the phone working again with the KB3 Radio... but no luck flashing the UCKD1 Radio (bad file maybe?). So now in settings Baseband Version reads "NO DGSXXKB3"... is this even a problem?
Any insight would be helpful. Thanks guys.
devs shouldn't include radio in their roms for this very reason regardless
Leave it up to end user to update
Try flashing the radio image threw fastboot and not CWR
You can extract the radio baseband image from the zip file
U get a signal?
Both the KB1 and KB3 radios display as that on 9020a. I have ran kb3 for a long time without any problems.
demo23019 said:
devs shouldn't include radio in their roms for this very reason regardless
Leave it up to end user to update
Try flashing the radio image threw fastboot and not CWR
You can extract the radio baseband image from the zip file
U get a signal?
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Yes I get signal with KB3, I think i'll just stick with it for now thanks for the advice.
00Droid00 said:
Both the KB1 and KB3 radios display as that on 9020a. I have ran kb3 for a long time without any problems.
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Thanks for the info, puts me at ease.
I'm on Rogers network and the KB3 radio works perfectly fine for me. I would keep it if I were you. I had no notable difference with KB1.
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ive recently got the p920 and it was locked to orange so ive unlocked it but now i want to get rid of the orange bloatware. I have now rooted and installed CWM recovery and have attempted to install a stock rom now heres were my problem starts the rom installs fine but there baseband doesnt so i dont get a signal ect. so my question is have i done summit wrong when installing from zip in recovery?
Any help with this would be great thanxs.
You mean that your mobile running 2.2 and you install a costum rom (.zip) ??
This costum rom may be a gingerbread rom so you must upgrade your phone officially before flashing costem rom .
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choose your most appropriate firmware > http:// lg-phone-firmware .com/ index.php?id_mod=2 (remove the spaces)
follow the tutorial > http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1473781
im currently on android 2.3.5 n software version has V20D in it so which would be best for me to use?
is there a stock v20d firmware that i could use as i cant seem to find one as i need one to be compaitible with my baseband as i dont feel comfortable flashing basebands
enemyrex said:
ive recently got the p920 and it was locked to orange so ive unlocked it but now i want to get rid of the orange bloatware. I have now rooted and installed CWM recovery and have attempted to install a stock rom now heres were my problem starts the rom installs fine but there baseband doesnt so i dont get a signal ect. so my question is have i done summit wrong when installing from zip in recovery?
Any help with this would be great thanxs.
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can you see your IMEI?
which baseband you have?
Which rom version you have?
p-vlad said:
can you see your IMEI?
which baseband you have?
Which rom version you have?
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yes i can see my imei number
my base band is L6260_MODEM_SIC_01.1042.00
software version LG920-V20D-JUN-27-2012
android version 2.3.5
this is an orange based rom n would like to have it on stock
there is different stocks on different times (first was v10a)
this is not your base band This is INFINEON stuff.. go to market place and take GetRIL
Install. Run, See your base band version.
You can also isntall from there the recommended RIL for your configuration. Wait a minute (do not exit the program). if you do not have still signal - then RESTORE RIL back from the program (the program make a backup of you RIL when you install new one)
I've tried that getril and it said baseband matched but still no imei number once I've installed a custom/stock Rom. Looks like ill have to keep the orange Rom
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IMO getril is pretty useless and most of the time you're better off when they don't match.
Why are you uncomfortable flashing a baseband? Its not as simple as a zip and can be a pain but once you get it, you have so many more options.
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im used to htc phones n iphones n have never done anything with lg mobile hence the not wanting to do the baseband