Hello and thanks for looking at this thread! I am a longtime Android user and have recently switched from Note 4 to S7. The Note 4 was DBT so I had no doubts about flashing and before that I had a Nexus 4 that was a breeze to update via fastboot or TWRP.
I got my phone from a carrier Vip Mobile in Serbia (CSC TOP). Since the latest software update is from August, I would like to switch it to BTU in order to get all the security patches and prepare the phone to get Nougat in a timely fashion.
Here is detailed FW info:
Model SM-G930F
Model name Galaxy S7
Country Serbia (VIP)
Version Android 6.0.1
Changelist 8888212
Build date Tue, 09 Aug 2016 09:46:20 +0000
Security Patch Level 2016-08-01
Product code TOP
PDA G930FXXU1BPH6
CSC G930FTOP1BPH1
I have a couple of questions to experienced users:
1. Is it enough to just flash bl, cp, ap and csc? From what I read, there is no more need for pit files since they are incorporated into CSC. For older models like S6 Edge I had to use a pit file to switch from carrier to DBT fw.
2. If I decide not to use OTA later, am I right in understanding that I can just flash the AP file and keep my CSC and Data? The reason I'm asking is that on the Note 4, there were sometimes radio problems if you flashed the ap without the corresponding bootloader and radio.
3. Were there any feature and stability updates between August and December that you noticed or were they just security patches?
Any input from people that are experienced with Odin or switching regions is higly appreciated. I am sorry for the long post but I would like to give all the pertinent information to best understand the process. Thank you all in advanced and happy holidays!
If you are about to change the CSC you should do it the following way:
Download and flash the new firmware. Put AP, BL, CP and CSC (not home_CSC) in appropriate places in Odin. Do not change the default settings in Odin. The CSC contains the pit file needed to partition the memory right. Always flash all the files, do not flash only one file and you are more unlikely to run into problems. If you in the future want to flash an update with the same csc as already is on the phone, you can then use the home_csc and this way you will be able to keep all data and it will be just like an OTA update.
After the flash boot into recovery (vol+, home, power) and then delete cache partition and after that wipe data/factory reset. Then reboot. This is important as this step will set the csc to the new default csc of the newly flashed firmware. Unfortunately, there is no way to choose csc if it is a multi-csc firmware, it will set the default csc for this multi-csc. I think that the BTU is a single csc firmware so in this case you are good and the phone will pick up updates OTA for the BTU in the future.
I changed the csc of my S7 and before I had made the last steps into recovery my phone did not have a csc at all as I checked with Phone Info. The csc fields were simply empty and I would not have been sent any OTA updates after this. I got this important step from Greenman at the SamMoble forum.
Thank you for the great guide! I guess I will then wait a bit for Nougat to start rolling out. Based on Note experience I would like to do a factory reset at that point anyway because of the major changes.
gerhard_wa said:
If you are about to change the CSC you should do it the following way:
Download and flash the new firmware. Put AP, BL, CP and CSC (not home_CSC) in appropriate places in Odin. Do not change the default settings in Odin. The CSC contains the pit file needed to partition the memory right. Always flash all the files, do not flash only one file and you are more unlikely to run into problems. If you in the future want to flash an update with the same csc as already is on the phone, you can then use the home_csc and this way you will be able to keep all data and it will be just like an OTA update.
After the flash boot into recovery (vol+, home, power) and then delete cache partition and after that wipe data/factory reset. Then reboot. This is important as this step will set the csc to the new default csc of the newly flashed firmware. Unfortunately, there is no way to choose csc if it is a multi-csc firmware, it will set the default csc for this multi-csc. I think that the BTU is a single csc firmware so in this case you are good and the phone will pick up updates OTA for the BTU in the future.
I changed the csc of my S7 and before I had made the last steps into recovery my phone did not have a csc at all as I checked with Phone Info. The csc fields were simply empty and I would not have been sent any OTA updates after this. I got this important step from Greenman at the SamMoble forum.
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My phone CSC was Rom and I flashed HOME_CSC instead of CSC will I still get OTA updates regarding the btu firmware?
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So I downloaded the latest XSA update which came out yesterday on SamMobile, and flashed all four files - only to find that my phone had been wiped, including my /data partition :'(
So my question is - what are the four categories of files to flash in Odin (AP, BL, CSC, HOME)? And which one is responsible for me losing my data?
If you flash CSC will wipe your data. If you flash CSC_HOME will not wipe your data.
AP: is your system partition with recovery and stuff.
BL: your bootloader
CP: your modem
CSC: this is what features you get in some countries or carriers like Wi-Fi Calling.
Eurofighter_ty said:
If you flash CSC will wipe your data. If you flash CSC_HOME will not wipe your data.
AP: is your system partition with recovery and stuff.
BL: your bootloader
CP: your modem
CSC: this is what features you get in some countries or carriers like Wi-Fi Calling.
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Thanks for that. So can I flash the CSC file under CSC_HOME?
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Yes. In the CSC slot you put the HOME_CSC file
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Eurofighter_ty said:
Yes. In the CSC slot you put the HOME_CSC file
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And if the CSC is the same, I can just omit this file?
tangcla said:
And if the CSC is the same, I can just omit this file?
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No, you must always flash the 4 files!
If your CSC is XSA:
AP, BL, CP & HOME_CSC_XSA
Then your data will stay intact!
Note: this can only be done if you stay at the same CSC; if you want to change your CSC for any reason, you need to flash CSC-file of the new country/region (that will reset your device)
Re-partition?
Do I have to enable the "RE-PARTITION" option in ODIN when changing CSC?
henklbr said:
No, you must always flash the 4 files!
If your CSC is XSA:
AP, BL, CP & HOME_CSC_XSA
Then your data will stay intact!
Note: this can only be done if you stay at the same CSC; if you want to change your CSC for any reason, you need to flash CSC-file of the new country/region (that will reset your device)
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eldavid39 said:
Do I have to enable the "RE-PARTITION" option in ODIN when changing CSC?
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Hi mate
It is recommended , changing to a total different CSC may need a change in partition size...
For more info read here
https://www.sammobile.com/forum/showthread.php?t=30800
Mix and match?
Just wondering, could it be possible to mix and match?
Example: Flash the AP of T-Mobile and the CP of AT&T? To avoid incompatible band problems
MAX 404 said:
Hi mate
It is recommended , changing to a total different CSC may need a change in partition size...
For more info read here
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eldavid39 said:
Just wondering, could it be possible to mix and match?
Example: Flash the AP of T-Mobile and the CP of AT&T? To avoid incompatible band problems
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Hi
For what I understand all USA ( Snapdragon) versions are compatible , so that would possible BUT to be sure you should ask in the right forum , this is for the international version Exynos
What is the UMS
What is the UMS part of ODIN?
EVERYONE HAVING PROBLEMS TYPING EXIT
Before typing "setsid su<enter>?, type the following: "alias a='exit'<enter>" and THEN type "setsid su<enter>".
IF you do this, you can exit root shell by just "a<enter>", which is cake easy to do.
i made a mistake
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i flashed bl instead of ap what should i do know because phone does't work anymore
I cant seem to find these firmware files anywhere anymore, can someone help me ? I need For Norway/Europe
stoffar87 said:
I cant seem to find these firmware files anywhere anymore, can someone help me ? I need For Norway/Europe
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updato.com
Thanks
But how to I flash it. My brother has Galaxy S7 but he brings his phone to me and told me how do I flash it.
Fortunately I found this:
http://firmwarearena.com/howtoflash/how-to-flash-samsung-galaxy-s7-using-sp-flash-tool/
But I don't know how SP Flash tool works. Anyone?
haroonbro said:
But how to I flash it. My brother has Galaxy S7 but he brings his phone to me and told me how do I flash it.
Fortunately I found this:
http://firmwarearena.com/howtoflash/how-to-flash-samsung-galaxy-s7-using-sp-flash-tool/
But I don't know how SP Flash tool works. Anyone?
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Read some threads, the instructions are literally everywhere, they are even under the download on sammobile site, which means you have not read anything
Better off using odin.
BL FAILED
Eurofighter_ty said:
If you flash CSC will wipe your data. If you flash CSC_HOME will not wipe your data.
AP: is your system partition with recovery and stuff.
BL: your bootloader
CP: your modem
CSC: this is what features you get in some countries or carriers like Wi-Fi Calling.
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Hi
When i try to flash all 4 files together, ODIN fails, i unchecked BL and the flash passed, the phone working fine but i have a serious problem, my phone is French and i flashed Argentina region, now i lost IMEI and Baseband, please help. My phone is ( SM-G930F)
Note: 1. the S/N and IMEI is written on the box
2. I don't know anything about my previous CSC code and i have no idea which firmware was actually my original one.
BRAVE.DANDY said:
Hi
When i try to flash all 4 files together, ODIN fails, i unchecked BL and the flash passed, the phone working fine but i have a serious problem, my phone is French and i flashed Argentina region, now i lost IMEI and Baseband, please help. My phone is ( SM-G930F)
Note: 1. the S/N and IMEI is written on the box
2. I don't know anything about my previous CSC code and i have no idea which firmware was actually my original one.
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Download XEF firmware for your phone, and flash all 4 files (BL, CP, AP and CSC). It should go back to normal state.
New Odin version was leaked!
Odin 3.13.1
This version of Odin allows you to flash newer firmwares with compressed binaries (lz4).
How to flash G950FXXU1CRB7
Download G950FXXU1CRB7 firmware using SamFirm (Model: SM-G950F; Region: DBT; Auto; Check CRC32; Decrypt Automatically; then press "Check Update" and "Download")
Extract downloaded ZIP file
Open Odin and load corresponding package to each slot (BL, AP, CP, CSC)
Put your phone into Download Mode, connect it to the computer using USB cable and press "Start"
There is no need to repack the firmware anymore.
Attached files:
Odin3_v3.13.1.zip
SHA256: 5855ed03a02b03ffcf28ba691236dbffc2e429841f952e904048378dd1bec265
MD5: e52ec5982122f73449f63e8e2b2c9cda
Credits:
Thanks to @bazylek78 for sharing a link to 4pda.ru forum
kernel.killer said:
New Odin version was leaked!
Odin 3.13.1
This version of Odin allows you to flash newer firmwares with compressed binaries (lz4).
How to flash G950FXXU1CRB7
Download G950FXXU1CRB7 firmware using SamFirm (Model: SM-G950F; Region: DBT; Auto; Check CRC32; Decrypt Automatically; then press "Check Update" and "Download")
Extract downloaded ZIP file
Open Odin and load corresponding package to each slot (BL, AP, CP, CSC)
Put your phone into Download Mode, connect it to the computer using USB cable and press "Start"
There is no need to repack the firmware anymore.
Attached files:
Odin3_v3.13.1.zip
SHA256: 5855ed03a02b03ffcf28ba691236dbffc2e429841f952e904048378dd1bec265
MD5: e52ec5982122f73449f63e8e2b2c9cda
Credits:
Thanks to @bazylek78 for sharing a link to 4pda.ru forum
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For s8 plus?
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thahim said:
For s8 plus?
Sent from my SM-G955F using Tapatalk
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Sure, just change SM-G950F to SM-G955F in SamFirm.
Ive a Galaxy s8 plus unlocked exynos.
Im from Portugal. Ive to Change anything or that region works?
southgaia said:
Ive a Galaxy s8 plus unlocked exynos.
Im from Portugal. Ive to Change anything or that region works?
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DBT region receives firmware with OXM multi-CSC, which also includes TPH CSC (Portugal), so there should not be any issues.
Flash
I loaded the .tar files into Odin.
Auto Reboot is checked.
F.Reset Time is checked.
Everything else is unchecked.
After my phone boots into download mode do i have to press anything on it or i just press start on Odin ?
The only phone that i have flashed was my Galaxy S in 2010 and i haven't done anything like this before.
If I do this, will I receive ota updates in the future?
Atomsk said:
If I do this, will I receive ota updates in the future?
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yes you will.
Phones , Laptops software fix
I m from lebanon
My S8 SM-G950FD with CSC MID
Can i install oreo dbt region
Avoid data loss
kernel.killer said:
New Odin version was leaked!
Odin 3.13.1
This version of Odin allows you to flash newer firmwares with compressed binaries (lz4).
How to flash G950FXXU1CRB7
Download G950FXXU1CRB7 firmware using SamFirm (Model: SM-G950F; Region: DBT; Auto; Check CRC32; Decrypt Automatically; then press "Check Update" and "Download")
Extract downloaded ZIP file
Open Odin and load corresponding package to each slot (BL, AP, CP, CSC)
Put your phone into Download Mode, connect it to the computer using USB cable and press "Start"
There is no need to repack the firmware anymore.
Attached files:
Odin3_v3.13.1.zip
SHA256: 5855ed03a02b03ffcf28ba691236dbffc2e429841f952e904048378dd1bec265
MD5: e52ec5982122f73449f63e8e2b2c9cda
Credits:
Thanks to @bazylek78 for sharing a link to 4pda.ru forum
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Is there a way to avoid data loss installing the firmware with odin?
Daelors said:
Is there a way to avoid data loss installing the firmware with odin?
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Use HOME_CSC not CSC, however, if there would be any issue during the upgrade, the storage would show only 16GB and you would have to do a factory reset anyway. If you are going to try to do the upgrade, I strongly recommend backing up your data.
Charbel1979 said:
I m from lebanon
My S8 SM-G950FD with CSC MID
Can i install oreo dbt region
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Yes, the firmware for any regions included within OXM multi-CSC is the same.
For variant G950FD i neeed to use this same firm, right?
EDIT: i did this method and works fine. But the baseband was not to be CRB7? My phone says baseband G950FXXU1CRAP and the compilation number said R16NW.GF50FXXU1CRB7. Does its good?
afranioneto said:
For variant G950FD i neeed to use this same firm, right?
EDIT: i did this method and works fine. But the baseband was not to be CRB7? My phone says baseband G950FXXU1CRAP and the compilation number said R16NW.GF50FXXU1CRB7. Does its good?
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Yes, that's right. Samsung did not update modem firmware or CSC package. Only bootloader and AP (system) were updated.
I flashed Oreo CRB7 final build from Germany and everything is great. But notifications for viber doesnt work as supposed. When i snooze them for only 15 minutes they never appear again and even after 2 hours when i open viber app i have new messages for which i didnt get notification neither sound and stays like that. But when i restart phone everything becomes normal untill i snooze some notification again. I did clean install, clear cash twice and factory reset the phone before Oreo.
Followed the instructions from this site step by step (it was flashing with extracting .lz4 extensions). Help?
Odin (3.13.1)
I can't find the download link for Odin (3.13.1). Please help??
is it just me or the battery life is just better?
Wipe the phone after flashing?
Something goes away?
SM-G950FD Exynos Dual Sim (My phone)
skaveesh said:
I can't find the download link for Odin (3.13.1). Please help??
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Download Odin 3.13.1: https://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=4431597&d=1519662712
for clean flash, choose home_csc or csc?
Hi,
I've a G930F stock rooted with TWRP and SuperSU. The phone has the DBT (Germany unbranded) CSC. I'm looking for a "least effort" way to update it with Odin w/o having to restore data all the time.
What I tried:
Flash whole stock firmware (AP, BL, CP, CSC (not HOME_CSC))
reboot right back into download mode
flash TWRP
Boot into TWRP
Flash SuperSU
Reboot phone
This works at a first glance, but messes up my CSC. Apparently the DBT CSC is a multi CSC, containing DTM (Germany T-Mobile) as well. My phone has some T-Mobile specific configuration entries and CSC-dependent stuff like entering *#1234# in the phone app to get the CSC no longer work.
What does work:
Flash whole stock firmware (AP, BL, CP, CSC (not HOME_CSC))
Reboot phone
Phone now does a factory reset and encrypts /data
Reboot into download
Flash TWRP
Reboot into TWRP
Format data and restore data backup
Flash SuperSU
Reboot phone
Afterwards the update is complete and the CSC is good. But I'd like to avoid the additional steps.
When searching in the forum I got the impression that flashing the HOME_CSC instead of the CSC might be the solution in my case. Can anyone confirm this?
Where exactly does the G930F store the "active CSC" in case of a mutil-CSC? Apparently my short way to update the phone destroys that information.
@Vardion
I wonder if you got your problem solved?
I happen to have the same firmware as you and also want to manually update - since I got twrp and Magisk, Sammy withholds the security updates for me.
As Roberto W. pointed out to me flashing only the CSC_HOME.... from the downloaded firmware should do the job. The same information actually appears at the SamMobile site which states in Point (2) to the right:
Add each file to it's respective field in Odin v3.13.3. Use CSC_*** if you want to do a clean flash or HOME_CSC_*** if you want to keep your apps and data.
Do let me know how things worked out.
Cheers!
I have a SM-G920F that is network unlocked (as far as I can tell...). I updated it to the latest stock firmware available at the time and since then I have had Lineage 14.1 installed which I regularly update (along with OpenGApps). The Baseband version is G920FXXU5ERA5 which I think was installed as part of the stock firmware?
I noticed a couple of days ago that there is a newer stock firmware which I think has a newer baseband - although I am a bit confused as to what the baseband actually is (modem firmware?). I think the latest for my S6 is G920FXXU6ERF5 from June 2018 although there seems to be firmware from September 2018 for the Vodafone varient?
Is it possible to install the latest Baseband independantly of the whole stock firmware? Is there a .zip available for this?
Download and run this;
https://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3803841&d=1467715462
When you open the program, type the values given here;
Model: SM-G920F
Region: XFA (it has the newest baseband firmware right now)
Auto: Selected
Manual: Unselected
Binary Nature: Selected
Check CRC32: Selected
Decrypt automatically: Selected
When you write and select options given above, press "Check Update" and then press "Download" to download factory firmware for your device.
Once the download has been finished, extract the zip file that you've downloaded via SamFirm.
After unzip it, download and run this Odin (even if you have another one);
https://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3804544&d=1467772303
When you open it, press CP and select file which starts with CP from downloaded (from Samfirm) and extacted zip folder.
Other sections (AP, CSC, etc) should be empty.
When you set the CP file to Odin, connect your phone in download mode.
After that, press Start. When Odin done the installation, phone will restart. When it is restarted, disconnect the cable.
forumber2 said:
Download and run this;
https://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3803841&d=1467715462
When you open the program, type the values given here;
Model: SM-G920F
Region: XFA (it has the newest baseband firmware right now)
Auto: Selected
Manual: Unselected
Binary Nature: Selected
Check CRC32: Selected
Decrypt automatically: Selected
When you write and select options given above, press "Check Update" and then press "Download" to download factory firmware for your device.
Once the download has been finished, extract the zip file that you've downloaded via SamFirm.
After unzip it, download and run this Odin (even if you have another one);
https://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3804544&d=1467772303
When you open it, press CP and select file which starts with CP from downloaded (from Samfirm) and extacted zip folder.
Other sections (AP, CSC, etc) should be empty.
When you set the CP file to Odin, connect your phone in download mode.
After that, press Start. When Odin done the installation, phone will restart. When it is restarted, disconnect the cable.
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Thank you for the very detailed reply.
Will this break anything?
My device I think is region UK BTU so is there any difference in the baseband firmware for XFA region devices (South Africa I think?).
Obviously I don't want to break anything or trip anything that will cause something to stop working - i.e. SafetyNet
Thanks
Andy
ADB100 said:
Thank you for the very detailed reply.
Will this break anything?
My device I think is region UK BTU so is there any difference in the baseband firmware for XFA region devices (South Africa I think?).
Obviously I don't want to break anything or trip anything that will cause something to stop working - i.e. SafetyNet
Thanks
Andy
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It's not gonna break anything.
The CSC difference doesn't affect the baseband :good:
forumber2 said:
It's not gonna break anything.
The CSC difference doesn't affect the baseband :good:
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Thank you. I sucessfully updated the baseband firmware to G920FXXU6ERI1 yesterday using your instructions
ADB100 said:
Thank you. I sucessfully updated the baseband firmware to G920FXXU6ERI1 yesterday using your instructions
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I have hotspot tethering problem with my s6 after flashing 17.1 los rom. Adviced to update baseband. Did you have any problem after update?
X2tandeta said:
I have hotspot tethering problem with my s6 after flashing 17.1 los rom. Adviced to update baseband. Did you have any problem after update?
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By the way, my baseband version is as follows G920FXXU6ERL2
Previous android version: Android 11
Previous base-band version: A125USQU2BUG5
company: wireless cricket
In the context of flashing with the new firmware I used :
- Odin version: 3 v3.14
- Firmware used: Samfw.com_SM-A125U_USC_A125USQU2BUL1_fac_2
The error is related to the vbmeta check. Did you used a sock firmware or you have patched it with magisk? Btw i reccomend to use frija to download the firmware.
If i can suggest I would make this steps:
1) download latest firmware with frija
2) Flash the stock and see if it work
Otherwise if this not help:
1) download latest firmware with frija
2) patch the whole ap and not only boot.img with magisk
3) open odin and flash it using the patched ap on the ap slot
If nothing above works, I think you can try this... not sure it will work. Replace inside the ap the vbmeta.img with the attached one that have the disabled verified boot.
Oneplus# said:
The error is related to the vbmeta check. Did you used a sock firmware or you have patched it with magisk? Btw i reccomend to use frija to download the firmware.
If i can suggest I would make this steps:
1) download latest firmware with frija
2) Flash the stock and see if it work
Otherwise if this not help:
1) download latest firmware with frija
2) patch the whole ap and not only boot.img with magisk
3) open odin and flash it using the patched ap on the ap slot
If nothing above works, I think you can try this... not sure it will work. Replace inside the ap the vbmeta.img with the attached one that have the disabled verified boot.
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Thanks for the reply.ok
1- The firmware is stock.
2- I didn't patch any of the files I got ( any recommended guide on how to proceed>?)
3- I' so new at this
But anyways, yesterday I kind of sorted out the stuck by adding BL file, and CSC file along the AP file to ODIN, the phone restarted ok but found out it hasn't been unlocked from the carrier yet, so I guess that by judging what u just said, there are few thing I need a guide to
- Flashing the stock
- Patching the AP file
Ps Frija opens up when executed, but it closes in less than 1 second. (Pc 's OS: win 10 enterprise 64 bits)
leonardo07746 said:
Thanks for the reply.ok
1- The firmware is stock.
2- I didn't patch any of the files I got ( any recommended guide on how to proceed>?)
3- I' so new at this
But anyways, yesterday I kind of sorted out the stuck by adding BL file, and CSC file along the AP file to ODIN, the phone restarted ok but found out it hasn't been unlocked from the carrier yet, so I guess that by judging what u just said, there are few thing I need a guide to
- Flashing the stock
- Patching the AP file
Ps Frija opens up when executed, but it closes in less than 1 second. (Pc 's OS: win 10 enterprise 64 bits)
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When you flash with Odin you always need to use all the files provided on the stock firmware ap, bl, csc and cp. If u are upgrading you can use the home_csc instead of the csc file that will let you keep your data.
Are you sure you have installed the framework that Frija need?
For the ap patching, is only meant if you want root your phone, flashing the whole ap instead of the boot.img only will let you fix the vbmeta checks too.
Install the magisk app.
Open it and tap Install, it will ask for a file to patch, chose the ap file of the stock firmware you downloaded.
Final step, flash ap patched and the others (bl,csc,cp).
When you say unlocked by the carrier what do you mean? You have any sort of sim block? Or you only want remove your carrier apps and configs?
Oneplus# said:
When you flash with Odin you always need to use all the files provided on the stock firmware ap, bl, csc and cp. If u are upgrading you can use the home_csc instead of the csc file that will let you keep your data.
Are you sure you have installed the framework that Frija need?
For the ap patching, is only meant if you want root your phone, flashing the whole ap instead of the boot.img only will let you fix the vbmeta checks too.
Install the magisk app.
Open it and tap Install, it will ask for a file to patch, chose the ap file of the stock firmware you downloaded.
Final step, flash ap patched and the others (bl,csc,cp).
When you say unlocked by the carrier what do you mean? You have any sort of sim block? Or you only want remove your carrier apps and configs?
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thanks for all that
- it s sim block
Oneplus# said:
When you flash with Odin you always need to use all the files provided on the stock firmware ap, bl, csc and cp. If u are upgrading you can use the home_csc instead of the csc file that will let you keep your data.
Are you sure you have installed the framework that Frija need?
For the ap patching, is only meant if you want root your phone, flashing the whole ap instead of the boot.img only will let you fix the vbmeta checks too.
Install the magisk app.
Open it and tap Install, it will ask for a file to patch, chose the ap file of the stock firmware you downloaded.
Final step, flash ap patched and the others (bl,csc,cp).
When you say unlocked by the carrier what do you mean? You have any sort of sim block? Or you only want remove your carrier apps and configs?
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Mannn thanks!
I rooted my tab 5Se a long time ago and deleted the firmware files except the AP.
I got stuck on the same screen today when I re-locked my bootloader after a stock AP-only flash
Then I saw your reply here and got the rest of the files flashed and it worked and booted
And for those who are reading if you don't have a SIM on your tablet you don't need a CP that's why you won't find it in your firmware zip file
Cheerios