First, I have installed a ROM on my phone before and I followed very specific instructions. I am a developer in the land of microsoft so I recognize I am very much a newbie here.
Now, on to what I have now and what I want to do.
1. I have a Note 3. The SM-N9005. The baseband version is: N900W8.... suffice to say it is a canadian phone. If the rest of the baseband numbers are important I will post them, just ask.
2. I want to install the Alliance ROM, it seems to have what I am looking for.
3. When I rooted and ROMed my phone years ago I used the following thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2614772
4. Currently my phone is running a Jedi ROM from the vintage of that thread. However I must have made a mistake back then because the Hotspot feature does not work. Making the hotspot feature work again is my primary reason for undertaking this operation. The 4G works, I can use the Internet on the phone just fine. The wireless works I can connect to a wireless signal and use the internet that way (with mobile data off). The hotspot will allow a connection, but no data passes between the 4G (with Mobile Data On) connection and the connected computer. I have tried this with multiple computers to confirm its not the computers fault.
Back when I did this before I had to be careful to get the right CSC file and modem file and a few other steps.
With that background, my questions are below (if you need any more info to point me in the right direction, just ask):
Do I need to worry about CSC files, modem files and so on to Flash to Alliance ROM and still have everything work? I ran across a thread that said that some ROMs have all the CSC files in them, but I cannot find any direct information (or I missed it) about the Alliance ROM with regards to CSC files and the like.
I have TWRP installed on the phone and was planning to use that.. that install of TWRP is over 2 years old is there an update to TWRP that I should do or would it still work since it worked last time?
Last, but not least, the instructions say that if I am not installing from stock 4.4.2 or stock 5.0 that I should install stock first, then install the alliance rom. I visited the sammobile website and there are no ROMs for the USA or Canada there... am I missing something or should I just use the UK ROM from that website?
Thanks in advance for any help you can provide me on this endeavour.
wizengamot said:
First, I have installed a ROM on my phone before and I followed very specific instructions. I am a developer in the land of microsoft so I recognize I am very much a newbie here.
Now, on to what I have now and what I want to do.
1. I have a Note 3. The SM-N9005. The baseband version is: N900W8.... suffice to say it is a canadian phone. If the rest of the baseband numbers are important I will post them, just ask.
2. I want to install the Alliance ROM, it seems to have what I am looking for.
3. When I rooted and ROMed my phone years ago I used the following thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2614772
4. Currently my phone is running a Jedi ROM from the vintage of that thread. However I must have made a mistake back then because the Hotspot feature does not work. Making the hotspot feature work again is my primary reason for undertaking this operation. The 4G works, I can use the Internet on the phone just fine. The wireless works I can connect to a wireless signal and use the internet that way (with mobile data off). The hotspot will allow a connection, but no data passes between the 4G (with Mobile Data On) connection and the connected computer. I have tried this with multiple computers to confirm its not the computers fault.
Back when I did this before I had to be careful to get the right CSC file and modem file and a few other steps.
With that background, my questions are below (if you need any more info to point me in the right direction, just ask):
Do I need to worry about CSC files, modem files and so on to Flash to Alliance ROM and still have everything work? I ran across a thread that said that some ROMs have all the CSC files in them, but I cannot find any direct information (or I missed it) about the Alliance ROM with regards to CSC files and the like.
I have TWRP installed on the phone and was planning to use that.. that install of TWRP is over 2 years old is there an update to TWRP that I should do or would it still work since it worked last time?
Last, but not least, the instructions say that if I am not installing from stock 4.4.2 or stock 5.0 that I should install stock first, then install the alliance rom. I visited the sammobile website and there are no ROMs for the USA or Canada there... am I missing something or should I just use the UK ROM from that website?
Thanks in advance for any help you can provide me on this endeavour.
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Hi and thank you fro using XDA Assist
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Hi folks,
I'm looking for a little help with this phone, which I got via my brother who works in Korea. I've searched the forum and can't find a lot of discussion of E250's owned by UK residents. I'm on O2, and although the phone displays SKT in the toolbar it's unlocked for use here.
The issues I'm trying to resolve are are simply niggles, as most things function ok ..
1. Device not recognised by either PC or Mac in MTP mode. Drivers are downloaded and installed but device is still not recognised, even in Kies it doesn't work properly. I transfer files using Camera USB Mode.
2. SMS messaging is limited to 80 chars, and then switches to MMS. These arent readable on windows phones, although iOS and Android phones seem to receive them ok.
3. I have a bunch of Korean apps, and various Korean setting from the stock ROM .. but would I be right in saying it's impossible to flash this device with a regular International ROM?
4. Is there a specific thread or forum that I should be asking questions about this device in future?
Thanks chaps! :good:
Can someone answer this?
Can this version be flashed with another ROM?
shv e250s
dw300 said:
Hi folks,
I'm looking for a little help with this phone, which I got via my brother who works in Korea. I've searched the forum and can't find a lot of discussion of E250's owned by UK residents. I'm on O2, and although the phone displays SKT in the toolbar it's unlocked for use here.
The issues I'm trying to resolve are are simply niggles, as most things function ok ..
1. Device not recognised by either PC or Mac in MTP mode. Drivers are downloaded and installed but device is still not recognised, even in Kies it doesn't work properly. I transfer files using Camera USB Mode.
2. SMS messaging is limited to 80 chars, and then switches to MMS. These arent readable on windows phones, although iOS and Android phones seem to receive them ok.
3. I have a bunch of Korean apps, and various Korean setting from the stock ROM .. but would I be right in saying it's impossible to flash this device with a regular International ROM?
4. Is there a specific thread or forum that I should be asking questions about this device in future?
Thanks chaps! :good:
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flash the JEDI X rom but dont flash the modem and after that flash sjkrenel.. im using e250s too. buti ****ed up my internal storage and i need a pit file for the device to fix it. ^__^ good luck
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=40007106
root first
dw300 said:
Hi folks,
I'm looking for a little help with this phone, which I got via my brother who works in Korea. I've searched the forum and can't find a lot of discussion of E250's owned by UK residents. I'm on O2, and although the phone displays SKT in the toolbar it's unlocked for use here.
The issues I'm trying to resolve are are simply niggles, as most things function ok ..
1. Device not recognised by either PC or Mac in MTP mode. Drivers are downloaded and installed but device is still not recognised, even in Kies it doesn't work properly. I transfer files using Camera USB Mode.
2. SMS messaging is limited to 80 chars, and then switches to MMS. These arent readable on windows phones, although iOS and Android phones seem to receive them ok.
3. I have a bunch of Korean apps, and various Korean setting from the stock ROM .. but would I be right in saying it's impossible to flash this device with a regular International ROM?
4. Is there a specific thread or forum that I should be asking questions about this device in future?
Thanks chaps! :good:
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First, root your device, then after that install the cwm mode n7100, after doing that i can now use the phone here in the Phillipines using any simcard of telephone provider here, you can now install titanium back-up to get rid of korean apps.
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First, root your device, then after that install the cwm mode n7100, after doing that i can now use the phone here in the Phillipines using any simcard of telephone provider here, you can now install titanium back-up to get rid of korean apps.
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can cwm custom rom for n7100 be installed on SHV-E250S?
Hello All,
I am new to rooting phones and recently tried something on a galaxy S2. I had a korean version of S2 model SHW-250s which was locked. I lost my new phone so tried unlocking this myself...looked at some youtube videos some blogs and finally decided to use this method posted by someone:
1)Flash these two files using ODIN to convert the korean model into international version :
GTI9100_ext4.pit
9100XWLPW_I9100ODDLPC_I9100DDLPB_HOME.tar.md5 (stock ICS firmware for my country).
This successfully converted my phone to S2i9100.
2)Then to unlock I used a siyah kernel as posted by a developer :: Siyah-v3.2b8
This successfully installed SU and i checked using RootChecker apps that there is root access.
3)Then to unlock my phone i used GalaxSimUnlock app (did rooting as this app required root access)
This successfully unlocked my phone. I was able to call receive messages with new carrier.
I installed some more general apps used it for 5 days.
Sudddenly i started facing network issues. I was not able to make or receive calls. Strangely, I was getting data connection from network but not able to make or receive calls. I could not register on any network.
I tried running GalxSimUnlock app again and it said Unable to read NV data.Since I was naive i tried reinstalling the stock ROM and SIYAH kernel to see if it helps. It didnt.
When i researched further i came to know there's probably something wrong in the NV_data.bin file in EFS . But i hadnt taken backup of EFS previously. Now can anythng be done to restore the EFS and make the phone work? Please help me....
When i run GalaxSimUnlock app it shows everything in green except IMEI number which it blinks in red. But I am able to see a IMEI number and it doesnt look like something default. I am getting everything else MAC id, baseband version etc.
Thanks everybody...please forgive my language if not upto the mark as i am pretty naive about this stuff.
Please Review this thread [GUIDE] Recover your IMEI in 9 steps.
If you have specific question on the process, you can post this thread as well.
If that does not work and you need further help, please post in Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting
Hey Buddy....Thanks for replying....i just saw you have written you flashed the original ROM on your device again...but as I wrote I have flashed another ROM and didnt take back up of original one and cannot find the SKT korea S2 ROm for this one...Is it ok if i employ the procedure told by you without flashing original ROM...what is CSC? Is there anything else you wanna tell me before i start the process? please forgive for my ignorance Im quite new to all this...
You will have to ask on the thread I linked regarding the Rom. You will have the right experts for your device there.
CSC is sales code., you can check your ROM CSC by dialling *#1234# . First two digits represents country and last three represents release time.
ok thanks...i will post the question there
Per Suggestion from my Collegue @It_ler,
The kernel you have is older. Latest SiyahKernel for the stock JB ROM he has on his device is SiyahKernel S2-v5.0.1.
If you have questions about the kernel, then use the [KERNEL][REF][Q&A] Siyah 5.0+[ICS/CM10] 6.0b5+[JB/CM10.1] +DISCUSSION+. NON-DEV!!! (SiyahKernel discussion) thread.
Hey, gang. I have a friend in a different state who has a Verizon Galaxy Tab 2, it is a SCH-i705, and the firmware is 1705VRBMI1. He doesn't have mobile service on it, but would be interested in using it over WiFi for stuff, He did a factory reset a while back(without its being on Verizon's network), and has been experienceing some problems with WiFi connectivity and some apps.
I am hoping to help him restore his Tab to stock. I have already flashed several of mines and my friends' devices, but I haven't worked on anything this old before. I have tried to find a suitable thread, but every one I've seen seems to contain outdated or disputed information.
What I'd like to know is:
- Can I sideload the stock 1705VRBMI1 firmware using Odin, and if so, where can I find it?
-Is 1705VRBMI1 the latest official firmware for this device?
-Will his not being connected to a mobile network prevent us from restoring his device to stock?
-Is there working root/recovery etc. for this firmware? Where?
If I am missing a very obvious thread about this somewhere please feel free to mock me mercilessly. And thanks in advance.
greetings,
I recently inherently a Samsung Note Edge (SCL24). The phone is showing its age. It is on its default rom (4.4.4) but many things aren't work. For example, it is extremely slow; it won't remember wifi passwords, etc. I am hoping that by flashing a new rom I may bring it back to life.
The spec is listed below:
SCL24
Adroid 4.4.4
Baseband: SCL24KDU1ANJ3
as I am browsing through this forum, I am a bit confused as to the flashing procedure. Assuming it is the same as every other phones I have flashed, I suppose I would need to root it, install a recovery, possibly a new basebank, and then a new rom.
Is there a guide as to how to do this for this particular phone? It has been a while
any help, and suggestion as to which rom to flash, would be very much appreciated.
ps. I am not looking for anything fancy, but in the past I've always used slim rom.
regards,
mikec_ca2 said:
greetings,
I recently inherently a Samsung Note Edge (SCL24). The phone is showing its age. It is on its default rom (4.4.4) but many things aren't work. For example, it is extremely slow; it won't remember wifi passwords, etc. I am hoping that by flashing a new rom I may bring it back to life.
The spec is listed below:
SCL24
Adroid 4.4.4
Baseband: SCL24KDU1ANJ3
as I am browsing through this forum, I am a bit confused as to the flashing procedure. Assuming it is the same as every other phones I have flashed, I suppose I would need to root it, install a recovery, possibly a new basebank, and then a new rom.
Is there a guide as to how to do this for this particular phone? It has been a while
any help, and suggestion as to which rom to flash, would be very much appreciated.
ps. I am not looking for anything fancy, but in the past I've always used slim rom.
regards,
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Try a factory reset first.
done that many times
This phone was purchased in Hong Kong and other than the model number "SCL24" I couldn't find any other information. Judging from this forum, looks like there are many variations on this phone (vendors in North America, Japan, and others common in south asia). Also from this forum I realized that I probably need to update the baseband in order to flash any new ROMS (post kitkat).
Hence I seek your help,
regards,
The Radius Kid said:
Try a factory reset first.
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mikec_ca2 said:
done that many times
This phone was purchased in Hong Kong and other than the model number "SCL24" I couldn't find any other information. Judging from this forum, looks like there are many variations on this phone (vendors in North America, Japan, and others common in south asia). Also from this forum I realized that I probably need to update the baseband in order to flash any new ROMS (post kitkat).
Hence I seek your help,
regards,
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Interesting.
Is this an international phone?
I tried asking about custom ROMS for my phone (don't want brick it) and didn't receive any responses.
I did do a Google search and didn't find much of anything.
I did download Marshmallow from Sammobile and have been gutting pretty heavily.
I guess after this much time, interest is fading.
problem solved, for now
As I mentioned earlier, this phone was purchased in Hong Kong and the model number was listed as SCL24. Following the thread on Project_ECSTASY (https://forum.xda-developers.com/no...rojectecstasy-custom-rom-galaxy-note-t3545658), I managed to flash the "Global edition stock rom without any bloatware from carrier au" using odin. The step I followed was:
1) installed samsung USB drivers for the phone (directly from samsung website),
2) downloaded and executed Odin,
3) rebooted the phone into Odin mode (vol down, home, and power),
4) connected the phone to computer via USB,
5) updated the rom through Odin.
6) once the phone rebooted, factory reset
I have not had much opportunity to play with the phone but it seemed to be working thus far. I have not had a chance to put a SIM card into it so I don't know if the new rom/Odin also flashed a new baseband and if the radio works.
will report back tonight,
mikec_ca2 said:
problem solved, for now
As I mentioned earlier, this phone was purchased in Hong Kong and the model number was listed as SCL24. Following the thread on Project_ECSTASY (https://forum.xda-developers.com/no...jectecstasy-custom-rom-galaxy-note-t3545658), I managed to flash the "Global edition stock rom without any bloatware from carrier au" using odin. The step I followed was:
1) installed samsung USB drivers for the phone (directly from samsung website),
2) downloaded and executed Odin,
3) rebooted the phone into Odin mode (vol down, home, and power),
4) connected the phone to computer via USB,
5) updated the rom through Odin.
6) once the phone rebooted, factory reset
I have not had much opportunity to play with the phone but it seemed to be working thus far. I have not had a chance to put a SIM card into it so I don't know if the new rom/Odin also flashed a new baseband and if the radio works.
will report back tonight,
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Cool.
I'm currently running a T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 with an AT&T sim card.
Model# SM-G930T.
Android Version 8.0.
Baseband Version G930TUVU4CRI2.
Build Numer R16NW.G930TUVU4CRI2.
I'm wanting to hopefully flash the AT&T firmware to this phone, but I'm not exactly sure how to go about doing it. I've spent about 2-3 hours searching back & forth between the AT&T forums & T-Mo forums but can't seem to find a definitive answer, or definitive guidance.
I think it's fairly simple via Odin once I have the appropriate firmware. But I just wanted to make sure since I'm flashing another carriers firmware on top of an existing carriers firmware.
Everything aside from video calling & WiFi calling is working. I would love to be able to use those 2 features & receive future OTA updates. Any info/guidance is greatly appreciated. Thanks!
No love?
I'd settle for an insulting reply guiding me in the right direction. I just don't want to brick my phone throwing AT&T firmware right over top of T-Mobile firmware.
The rom you are looking for is here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/att-galaxy-s7/development/rom-t3804287
I am using it now and love it. Several options for the install. Can root if desired.
ff-racer said:
The rom you are looking for is here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/att-galaxy-s7/development/rom-t3804287
I am using it now and love it. Several options for the install. Can root if desired.
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Thanks for the response racer! I'm gonna bookmark that page and definitely save it. Right now I'm looking to stay 100% stock. But I'll definitely go that route if I can't get any guidance on going stock AT&T.
Drewbalicious said:
Thanks for the response racer! I'm gonna bookmark that page and definitely save it. Right now I'm looking to stay 100% stock. But I'll definitely go that route if I can't get any guidance on going stock AT&T.
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Going stock AT&T is no harder than going stock for any carrier - here is the skinny, using SamFirm 0.3.6, the latest version of ODIN and a S7 of the Snapdragon sort (along with variations for the S7 Edge):
1. Automatic search using SamFirm - the easiest method - SM-G930A (for the S7 edge - SM-G935A) with a country/carrier code of ATT (both phones)
2. Once the firmware shows up, select where you want it stored on your PC, then select Download Automatically/Decrypt Automatically (this performs all the scutwork for you, such as checking for CRC32 errors, as well as separating the firmware itself so you can simply plus the parts into ODIN.).
3.. Once you have the firmware downloaded and decrypted, it's time to put ODIN to work; but before you can do that, you have to do two things; physically connect the phone to the PC, and get your phone itself ready to receive the files via ODIN. The ODIN part is easy - your newly-downloaded firmware is in multiple parts; each part fits in a specific block in ODIN. For the CSC part, you have a choice between CSC and HOME-CSC. Because I tend to make sure nothing is left over from the previous firmware, I choose CSC; this forces the new firmware to start from scratch. Lastly, before sending those files to the phone, you must enable the phone to be able to get them - you have to put the phone into Download Mode. (for all Snapdragon S7s - including the S7 Edge, it is Volume-up, Power, and Fingerprint-sensor (all at the same time)); a sky-blue screen will show, indicating you are in Download mode; this is what you want. Make sure your cable is properly connected, then hit the Start button in ODIN - that's it. (As long as the transfer is successful (which ODIN itself will tell you with a green PASS message) you're done the hard part; the phone will auto-reboot and start the Setup process for the new firmware.
Have at it.