I rooted my s5 a couple weeks ago, with odin v1.85 afterwards my stock rom stopped working I tried flashing several different roms only the aosp roms would run, so now i decided to unroot and retry everything now the phone boots up to the sprint boot animation then freezes any one have any clue whats going on? my s5 was on 4.4.4 before rooting if that helps i'm completely new to samsung so I dont know about specific firmware, but if firmware the case please tell me.
Download a stock tar and flash via Odin. You can flash 4.4.2 or 4.4.4 or even boa6 5.0 lollipop
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Hey. I have an AT&T Galaxy S4 and I rooted it a while back. When I rooted it, it was on the MDL firmware. Eventually, I wanted to return to stock, so I used Odin to flash the MF3 firmware on it, little did I know, AT&T made it nearly impossible to root with this new firmware. Now, the phone is working running the stock firmware, but I get some weird bugs and also the Samsung Custom splash screen still shows up when I boot it up and not the Galaxy S4 splash screen. Is there any way to fix this? Would using that tedious new way to root the MF3 firmware help at all?
Have rooted different phones many times, but keeping up with all the different builds is getting hard and what is possible. Recently on my Galaxy S4 went from the original MK2 build and rooted it and went to the sneaked NC2 build, Was going to go to the NC5 build and or put hyper drive on it, but the question that I have is, once a phone has rooted and NC2 installed, Does all future roms relate to the latest update . For instance if I install hyperdrive on my galaxy s4. Do I consider it a Nc2 build or the original mk2 build? I ask this because it seams everything reverts back to the original locked boot loader from when the phone came new from the factory, I get confused when you follow the instructions to install a different rom and its stated that this rom is for the mk2 when in fact my phone is now a nc2. I ultimately want to get the hyperdrive installed on my phone that is a nc2 that was upgraded from mk2
Have rooted different phones many times, but keeping up with all the different builds is getting hard and what is possible. Recently on my Galaxy S4 went from the original MK2 build and rooted it and went to the sneaked NC2 build, Was going to go to the NC5 build and or put hyper drive on it, but the question that I have is, once a phone has rooted and NC2 installed, Does all future roms relate to the latest update . For instance if I install hyperdrive on my galaxy s4. Do I consider it a Nc2 build or the original mk2 build? I ask this because it seams everything reverts back to the original locked boot loader from when the phone came new from the factory, I get confused when you follow the instructions to install a different rom and its stated that this rom is for the mk2 when in fact my phone is now a nc2. I ultimately want to get the hyperdrive installed on my phone that is a nc2 that was upgraded from mk2
I unrooted my phone via SUapp I had no custom things installed except rooting my phone all i did was flash to the NCG kernel then used towelroot then flashed back to the recent NK2 kernel. I then realized the new update for my galaxy s5 G900V from verizon was inbound today so i un rooted and all that stuff plus i even factory data reseted my phone but it still wont update?! This is what it says- "Sorry, there was a problem updating your SAMSUNG SM-G900V. No changes were made."
Flash the update with ODIN.
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I know 100% for fact that the phone is Spark enabled. I did a stock update to Lollipop once and had great Spark signal on my device. I hate Lollipop and my apps that require root access do not function on Lollipop.
I am wondering what I need to do in order to access Spark LTE again. I am using a 4.4.4 stock rom that is rooted via TWRP and Super SU. I don't recall exact versions and such as I have been using the same stock rom for a year now.
I recently retried 5.0/5.1 and my rooted apps still have issues, so I do not want to use Lollipop.
Is there a modem file I need to change to be able to get Sprint Spark? I had it before also on 4.4 when the phone was 100% stock and I did the official update to 4.4 from 4.2 or 4.3(been a year).
The phone was bought out, no longer under warranty as of November, and Knox already tripped so I don't care about any of that. The phone was manufactured Sept/Oct 2014 if that helps.
Any suggestions?
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I know 100% for fact that the phone is Spark enabled. I did a stock update to Lollipop once and had great Spark signal on my device. I hate Lollipop and my apps that require root access do not function on Lollipop.
I am wondering what I need to do in order to access Spark LTE again. I am using a 4.4.4 stock rom that is rooted via TWRP and Super SU. I don't recall exact versions and such as I have been using the same stock rom for a year now.
I recently retried 5.0/5.1 and my rooted apps still have issues, so I do not want to use Lollipop.
Is there a modem file I need to change to be able to get Sprint Spark? I had it before also on 4.4 when the phone was 100% stock and I did the official update to 4.4 from 4.2 or 4.3(been a year).
The phone was bought out, no longer under warranty as of November, and Knox already tripped so I don't care about any of that. The phone was manufactured Sept/Oct 2014 if that helps.
Any suggestions?
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i dont know specifically how to fix your issue, but im betting if you look in your devices general forum, you will find a thread with all the available modems. you may have to try a couple until you figure out which one is correct for your version, if its not noted.