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Bell Galaxy S not unlocked after ROM flashing?

Hi all,
A little while ago I screwed up one of the software tweaks in the app 'Galaxy S Tweaker', then my phone would not boot. So I decided I might as well attempt to flash an I9000 Froyo ROM (can't remember the exact one at them moment, but either JP3 or JM5, I think.) and it is running great! except for one pretty big thing...my phone doesn't work as a, well, phone. It simply says: 'no service' and I'm obviously not able to send/receive text messages or calls.
Before I had 'bricked' my phone, I had it unlocked and running fine on the Telus network here in Canada. (I used the popular method as detailed in a different XDA thread, but it would seem as though Samsung has patched that, because I tried that method again, but to no avail.)
Does anyone know what the problem could be?
Thanks,
Dylan

Does anybody have any ideas? I'm kinda desperate, amy help at all would be appreciated

I would also like to note that I have tried 2 online unlocking services, and BOTH of them have come up negative, saying they can't retrieve an unlock code for my device!
Any idea's as to what's going on?

[Q] com.Android.phone crashes after root Samsung Admire

Last week I rooted my primary phone, a Samsung Admire with Gingerbread 2.3.4. This was done only after successfully rooting my older LG Optimus T running Fryo. I had no trouble with either phone during the process. However, as of 2 days ago the Admire has had some troubles, namely that the phone function crashes when I press the send key. I get the error message stating “Sorry! The process com.android.phone has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again.” It will receive incoming calls but they cannot be answered and when I try, it crashes
I’ve spent much of the time since researching the problem to find the cause and it’s fix. In doing d\so I have read of multiple causes from screen resolution changes to attempted over clocking, which I have played with. I’ve read that there might be problems with the phones attempting to switch from 2g to 3g too rapidly, something this phone cannot do I believe.
I came to the conclusion, probably erroneously, that I needed to reset it back to factory and then reinstall apps and data out of the backup I made using Titanium Backup prior to the phones troubles. So I did so, doing the three button cocktail I’ve read about here on XDA Forums. After doing this, the problem persists. I’ve read some more becoming more baffled as I went along. So I tried to reroot the phone using one click root, and that was unsuccessful as well, no root. I then read that all I needed to do was to install Superuser from the Market. In attempting this I found my device was no longer recognized by Market and after going through their troubleshooting process it’s still unrecognized, Next I decided, also most likely erroneously to reset the phone again using the three button combo as before. This time I noticed at the bottom of the screen written in yellow, E: File is written: not updated
Also as a side note my phone currently says that there are 133MB available and after the reset(s) my bloat ware has not returned,
So that’s it. I seem to have deleted something that kills the phone app and prevents me from rooting. Other than those two things the phone is working well. However as it sits it’s merely a small Internet tablet with no phone capability. Can anyone help me out with this? And yes, I have read and read and read about it but clearly this is beyond my ability to fix on my own.
Thanks,
Zeke

Hey, my skill level ranges between beginner and intermediate, but honestly in a situation like that I would odin back to stock. I have an epic 4g, so I have no idea what your download mode is or if you have one or if you have to use quick boot or fast boot? Its one of those. If **** ever hits the fan on me (Thank god it hasn't yet) I would odin to an old stock rom and root it and install a recovery and wipe and flash a ROM. Good luck I hope I helped and didn't sound like too much of a scrub.

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Hey, my skill level ranges between beginner and intermediate, but honestly in a situation like that I would odin back to stock. I have an epic 4g, so I have no idea what your download mode is or if you have one or if you have to use quick boot or fast boot? Its one of those. If **** ever hits the fan on me (Thank god it hasn't yet) I would odin to an old stock rom and root it and install a recovery and wipe and flash a ROM. Good luck I hope I helped and didn't sound like too much of a scrub.
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I will research this Odin you mention as I have no clue as to what it is. Thanks, anyone else care to chime in?
Zeke

[Q] US Cellular SCH-950 I must be missing something here!

Okay, so first of all, yes, I am completely new to this. However I'm no idiot, I'm just more on the hardware side of computing. Anyways, I've searched the internet for well over twelve hours now trying to get a custom ROM (that I found here, Android Revolution HD 6.0) onto my Galaxy Note 2 (SCH-950). I live in the US and I have the 4G LTE version, N7105 I think... and I'm getting nowhere. I've downloaded the tool kit, Odin, probably reset my phone 40 times by now. No one else seems to be having this problem, at least not that I can find. So, really I just need like a direct instruction on how to root and flash a custom ROM onto this phone. Any and all help is greatly appreciated!!
EDIT: (even though no ones responded yet) I tried a few different ROMs and it kept getting stuck at the "Samsung" screen. The final one I tried is Doedexed V1.2. It got to 20% and then restarted. It also looped up at "Samsung." So I flashed over a generic recovery backup I have for the SCH-950 and then suddenly everything looks different, as If Doedexed V1.2 were suddenly applied. Everything works fine... occasionally something is in a different language, but that's minor. I know it's still my voicemail lol. So... yeah... I could definitely use some info now lol

[Completed] Can't root Galaxy Tab S2 SM-T810 on 5.1.1

Is there somewhere that has a working guide on how to reliably root a brand new Galaxy Tab S2 SM-T810 on 5.1.1?
About a month ago I bought an S2 tablet (9.7", Wifi) and immediately set about rooting it using xda-developers.com. Many years ago I rooted a couple HTC phones because I was having terrible battery performance but never found the need to do the same on my S3 or S5 phones, so I'm a little out of date on the tools and processes. Apparently jumping back in at 5.1.1 was poor timing. I spent half the day using the information in this forum and what else I could piece together to try and get the root to work but eventually got frustrated and stopped. I spent several more hours trying to jump back in at the same place and have been unable to get this to work. I don't have the windows open from all the places I've been, but I've seen a lot of people seeming to report they're having difficulties as well, but that's when the thread just stops and I can't tell if they found some magic to help them out or where I'm struggling.
This website has grown considerably since the last time I was trying to use it as a resource, and I'm either searching for the wrong things or am making mistakes out of frustration. My route has seemed circular, to paraphrase: I don't remember what or how many bootloaders I've tried, my device won't root. I tried using Odin to instead load TWRP, but it also won't install that. I've seen the suggestion to downgrade to 5.0.2 and using a different set of tools, I can work my way to rooted and back to whatever ROMs I want, but then I see conflicting information that I can't just downgrade to 5.0.2, don't see an obvious location of a ROM to even do that with. I don't even know if I'm looking in the right area of the forums.

Hi,
Please check this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/tab-s2/general/guide-root-tab-s2-t3205019
If that doesn't help you, you could try asking for help here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/tab-s2/help
Good luck!

Desperately in need of quick help with my OnePlus One.

I haven't used my OnePlus One in several months since I got my Nexus 6. I've been meaning to sell my OPO, but got lazy about it. Now I can't be, and I need money for rent. A friend/co-worker who's in serious (in my opinion) need of a new phone wants to buy it off me.
My OPO was on LiquidSmooth 4.4.4 but obviously it's out of date, so I tried to update it. I tried once before to update it with a 5.1 ROM, but it kept failing. I remember there was something about the firmware or baseband version that needed to be flashed to go from KK to LP, but it was several months ago, and I can't remember what exactly it was. And for the life of me, I can't find it.
I tried to find what it was, and in my searching I found that CyanogemMod Official 13 had a built-in baseband updater. So that's what I tried. TWRP version was/is 2.8.7.0. Maybe that was the problem?
Anyway, CM13 (the most recent snapshot) installed, seemingly fine, but it won't recognize my SIM card. I try reinstalling it, and it still won't recognize the SIM. Moreover, it doesn't even detect a cell signal (it should, as all cell phones in the US are required to have 911 emergency access, even if you're not actually paying for phone service). And then it starts rebooting. Not a bootloop, because it boots. Then a few minutes later, it reboots. Continuously.
So I try a different ROM. The latest Resurrection Remix (I have it on my Galaxy S4 and it works fine). Same thing.
The even weirder thing is that I figure I should just restore my latest nandroid, but it's not there. In fact, nothing's there. Nothing visible through TWRP's file manager or backups. Not even old pictures, which I didn't delete. I didn't delete any storage (because I wanted my backup, just in case, duh). But TWRP still shows that there's 26GB available. So obviously, there's something there. I just can't see it. My fault for not saving the nandroid elsewhere, but Humpty Dumpy has already fallen.
I have Wugfresh's toolkit (yeah, yeah, I know...), and tried restoring it to stock, and it won't do it.
I've used ADK in the past, but it has been way to long for me to remember specifics, and it has apparently been updated with the newer Android versions. Obviously, I've looked at the sticky thread about restoring your OPO to stock, but it hasn't been updated in a while. So I'm worried about using those instructions. I've looked up youtube videos, and they're all too old as well. I'm also worried that I'd be using the wrong version of ADK. I'm not scared of using ADK, as long as the instructions are correct and clear. I'd be using Windows 8, if that matters.
So what I'm asking (begging) for is instructions on how to make this phone work properly again. Quickly. I've tried doing the research myself, and haven't found my solution. I'd keep at it, but time is getting short, and I can't afford that. Literally. I can't afford the hours spent (it's 1am and my the office closes at 4pm), and I can't afford being late on my rent. A couple weeks ago I spent way too much up in Phoenix to go see Guns N' Roses (at least I got a kickass T-shirt). Entirely my fault. Also my fault for not realizing how desperate my financial situation was about to be, and for waiting to ask for help until now. And I'm not going to ask to borrow money. I just can't.
Finally, and I know it's taboo to ask "what's the best ROM?", because I've answered that question myself with "there isn't one - try them out for yourself and find which one's best for you". But as I said, I'm out of time., and I haven't been keeping up with what's going on with OPO's development. My friend is not like us. His phone's a LG cheapo POS from years ago that's on 4.1JB. He uses it for calls, texts, and podcasts. He doesn't need root, or even custom recovery for that matter. In fact, I'd prefer if it didn't have root (although custom recovery might be nice, just in case). So if I can get this damn thing working properly again, what'd be a good ROM for my firend? OPO's official Oxygen? Are they still updating it? Stability is the primary concern, but if there's something that gets regular (and stable) updates, that'd be good too. With an updater that's built-in, simple, and wouldn't need and XDA forumite to do it for him. Because it'd be nice that he could get updates with Google's security patches. But since he's still using a 4.1 phone, he's obviously not all that concerned about that issue. But still, that'd be nice.
Thank you (fingers crossed).