So as far as I know, ALL docomo XZ SO-01J come with status "bootloader unlock allowed: NO", and I have yet to see otherwise.
But is there a difference to the AU version, or the Softbank? Is either more likely to be unlockable? anybody have experience in that regard?
I also want to do a root or rom installation
my DoCoMo unlock status yes, but im afraid for Root or install global rom. Is it root and global install or custom ROM effect on the SIM card locked?
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OK so Ill just answer my own post. It really depends on where you bought the phone and how it was unlocked.
If it was unlocked by just putting in the unlock code generated from a provider, Bootloader will still be locked, BLU status NO
If it was unlocked through flashmode and the code input that way (I have not done it but you get the idea), It should be able to unlock UBL YES
Most sellers are lazy basically, and just punch in the code and be done with it. there are sellers who do it the hard way, but you have to ask around. I asked around 15 sellers, and 3 of them said it was, 1 wasn't unlockable after all (i returned the unit), another one was, and the 3rd was a docomo but I havent ordered a unit.
Docomos can be unlockable, BUT they have some hardware / low level software quirks, and can be buggy when flashing non-docomo ROMs
Au and Softbank are pretty much the same, but I heard (cant confirm so far) NFC is not working on Softbank phones after flashing global ROMs, on AU it should work.
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my DoCoMo unlock status yes, but im afraid for Root or install global rom. Is it root and global install or custom ROM effect on the SIM card locked?View attachment 4726252View attachment 4726253
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I would test flash an official docomo ROM just to be comfortable with the process and knowing "that it works, and you have to downgrade to a marshmellow official ROM first anyway for a TA backup. then you can most likely go back in case something doesnt work.
ven1x said:
OK so Ill just answer my own post. It really depends on where you bought the phone and how it was unlocked.
If it was unlocked by just putting in the unlock code generated from a provider, Bootloader will still be locked, BLU status NO
If it was unlocked through flashmode and the code input that way (I have not done it but you get the idea), It should be able to unlock UBL YES
Most sellers are lazy basically, and just punch in the code and be done with it. there are sellers who do it the hard way, but you have to ask around. I asked around 15 sellers, and 3 of them said it was, 1 wasn't unlockable after all (i returned the unit), another one was, and the 3rd was a docomo but I havent ordered a unit.
Docomos can be unlockable, BUT they have some hardware / low level software quirks, and can be buggy when flashing non-docomo ROMs
Au and Softbank are pretty much the same, but I heard (cant confirm so far) NFC is not working on Softbank phones after flashing global ROMs, on AU it should work.
I would test flash an official docomo ROM just to be comfortable with the process and knowing "that it works, and you have to downgrade to a marshmellow official ROM first anyway for a TA backup. then you can most likely go back in case something doesnt work.
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I can confirm that NFC doesn't work anymore on 601SO after flashing global rom. Not a big deal though as I doesn't use NFC often.
upbeatwrench said:
I can confirm that NFC doesn't work anymore on 601SO after flashing global rom. Not a big deal though as I doesn't use NFC often.
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Can i flash a global rom to So-01J docomo
ytheekshana said:
Can i flash a global rom to So-01J docomo
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I tried it once and it can't
ytheekshana said:
Can i flash a global rom to So-01J docomo
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try this
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=78396811&postcount=29
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Hi,
Is it currently possible to root the Samsung Galaxy S6 from Docomo, Japan (SC-05G version)? I'm going to get it as it's only around 400 usd here in Japan. Thank you.
You can try pingpong root.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s6/general/root-pingpongroot-s6-root-tool-t3103016
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You can try pingpong root.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s6/general/root-pingpongroot-s6-root-tool-t3103016
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Thanks, but PingPong doesn't support the ROM installed on Docomo S6, right? (image below)
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My S6 baseband version is: SC05GOMU1AOD2.
I would really appreciate it if you could help me.
You can also try this method:
http://androiding.how/how-to-root-galaxy-s6-on-android-5-1-1-all-variants/
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s6-edge/general/howto-flash-g92xf-t-tripping-knox-t3158606
roydok said:
You can also try this method:
http://androiding.how/how-to-root-galaxy-s6-on-android-5-1-1-all-variants/
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s6-edge/general/howto-flash-g92xf-t-tripping-knox-t3158606
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The latest Android Version that I can get for my Docomo variant is 5.0.2, can I still use this method? (it seems this is for 5.1.1 only)
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The latest Android Version that I can get for my Docomo variant is 5.0.2, can I still use this method? (it seems this is for 5.1.1 only)
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I hope you can use this alternate method:
http://www.teamandroid.com/2015/04/02/root-samsung-galaxy-s6/
There's no CF Root package available for my phone model (SC-05G) unfortunately.
I guess we will have to wait for further developments...
According to a forum in Japanese:
SC-05Gだろ何言ってんだ?
smg9200のCF auto rootでrootとれてるぞ
It seems that using sm-g9200 's CF auto root, SC-05G (Docomo Galaxy S6) can be rooted. But it will trip KNOX.
cybershotwalkman said:
According to a forum in Japanese:
SC-05Gだろ何言ってんだ?
smg9200のCF auto rootでrootとれてるぞ
It seems that using sm-g9200 's CF auto root, SC-05G (Docomo Galaxy S6) can be rooted. But it will trip KNOX.
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Thanks, I actually was able to flash TWRP (the normal one didn't work, but somehow the TWRP for Sprint worked) and install SuperSU from there. Maybe the Docomo S6 and Sprint S6 have similar hardware. I tripped KNOX and didn't care much .
One thing though, I wish I can flash a custom ROM like this one : http://forum.xda-developers.com/spr...t/temporary-ram9200-ofe-thread-5-1-1-t3169592. Although this one is for Sprint, maybe it will work for my phone, too. How risky it is to try to flash this if I already have a nandroid backup from TWRP?
Status update?
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Thanks, I actually was able to flash TWRP (the normal one didn't work, but somehow the TWRP for Sprint worked) and install SuperSU from there. Maybe the Docomo S6 and Sprint S6 have similar hardware. I tripped KNOX and didn't care much .
One thing though, I wish I can flash a custom ROM like this one : http://forum.xda-developers.com/spr...t/temporary-ram9200-ofe-thread-5-1-1-t3169592. Although this one is for Sprint, maybe it will work for my phone, too. How risky it is to try to flash this if I already have a nandroid backup from TWRP?
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I just picked up an s6 from Docomo on sunday because I dropped my s4 into a puddle of standing water and the display is fried.
I'd like to root, but I'm wondering, how did your root go?
I know we're not exactly supported here...
Also, do you think it really matters if we trip Knox repeatedly? It voids our warranty, sure, but with the insurance that we have here, you can simply smash your phone with a brick and pay the 5000 yen deductible to get a shiny, new phone, correct?
Anyway, I'm curious what your thoughts are on this, and if you have any useful info for someone newer than you to the s6.
Cheers,
Richard
Have you managed to root your samsung and without angering the mighty knox? I also live in Japan, I'm shopping for a sim-free 3gb ram phone that's good and easily rootable (other than nexus) . Anyone know a good suggestion? buying overseas models seems problematic because most don't support all main docomo bands. so I have to stick to versions sold in Japan );
Hi,
I'm looking for rom cook for galaxy s6 docomo sc-05g, who can help me? Thank you!
Hey guys I want to know if there is any way to check if my bootloader is locked or unlocked.
devilstutor said:
Hey guys I want to know if there is any way to check if my bootloader is locked or unlocked.
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Yes. Open dial and press:
*#*#7378423#*#*
This opens service menu, choose Service Info and then Configuration.
Look for rooting status. If it says bootloader unlocked than you are unlocked. If it says Unlock allowed Yes, then you are locked but can unlock. If it say Unlock allowed No, than it's provider locked version and can not be unlocked, but still rootable.
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Yes. Open dial and press:
*#*#7378423#*#*
This opens service menu, choose Service Info and then Configuration.
Look for rooting status. If it says bootloader unlocked than you are unlocked. If it says Unlock allowed Yes, then you are locked but can unlock. If it say Unlock allowed No, than it's provider locked version and can not be unlocked, but still rootable.
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Thanks for the info mate. I am doomed :/ I never wanted to unlock my bootloader but someone replied that if I install custom fw like mw or existenz my bootloader will not be unlocked. Now. I have lost the camera quality I had because my bootloader is unlocked . Any solution to repair it?
devilstutor said:
Thanks for the info mate. I am doomed :/ I never wanted to unlock my bootloader but someone replied that if I install custom fw like mw or existenz my bootloader will not be unlocked. Now. I have lost the camera quality I had because my bootloader is unlocked . Any solution to repair it?
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Bootloader is never unlocked BY INSTALLING custom fw. But you need to unlock first to install custom firmware. However, stock based custom fw doesn't need it. So if you have unlocked bootloader, you must have did it by yourself or it was already unlocked if you both it second hand. Unless you have backup of your TA partition there is no way back. Never try to flash TA partition of other phone into yours or you will hard brick it.
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Bootloader is never unlocked BY INSTALLING custom fw. But you need to unlock first to install custom firmware. However, stock based custom fw doesn't need it. So if you have unlocked bootloader, you must have did it by yourself or it was already unlocked if you both it second hand. Unless you have backup of your TA partition there is no way back. Never try to flash TA partition of other phone into yours or you will hard brick it.
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No back up damn my camera quality is gone :/ thanks for the responses
devilstutor said:
No back up damn my camera quality is gone :/ thanks for the responses
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There is a mod to restore camera quality the thread is in forum Sony Cross-devices development.
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ondrejvaroscak said:
There is a mod to restore camera quality the thread is in forum Sony Cross-devices development.
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Any link will be appreciated
devilstutor said:
Any link will be appreciated
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2930672
Beware that restoration will not work on 5.1.1. unless somebody makes new mod. I think latest is fir 5.0.2
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I've a OP 7 Pro Sprint Variant, Model: GM1925. When I was in stock ROM, the latest build was 10.0.7.GM25CC. Few weeks earlier, I followed the guide here and was able to successfully convert it to EU firmware. The reason behind this conversion is to get the latest OOS updates asap. But it seems the updates for 5G phones are lagging far behind. My phone is running on 10.0.11.GM27BA currently.
Further, I tried to convert my phone to International variant by following the guide here but failed. More specifically, it stopped after 'Param preload'.
Now, I badly want to convert it to International variant. I don't mind if losing 5G would enable dual sim functionality on my phone.
Is there any way?
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I got the same problem. Have you got any solution of this??
Shahid Islam said:
I got the same problem. Have you got any solution of this??
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alive.dew said:
I've a OP 7 Pro Sprint Variant, Model: GM1925. When I was in stock ROM, the latest build was 10.0.7.GM25CC. Few weeks earlier, I followed the guide here and was able to successfully convert it to EU firmware. The reason behind this conversion is to get the latest OOS updates asap. But it seems the updates for 5G phones are lagging far behind. My phone is running on 10.0.11.GM27BA currently.
Further, I tried to convert my phone to International variant by following the guide here but failed. More specifically, it stopped after 'Param preload'.
Now, I badly want to convert it to International variant. I don't mind if losing 5G would enable dual sim functionality on my phone.
Is there any way?
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Late on the replies but converting to international is impossible due to different partitions. Dual sim WILL NEVER WORK because we don't have the config files for dsds on the X50 modem. Because of the 5G, updates are behind and will be for basically the phone's EOL. Custom roms are a grey area as modem needs porting and rotation needs fixing, and Android 11 custom roms won't work (due to no modem functionality)
TheGoldenNopler said:
Late on the replies but converting to international is impossible due to different partitions. Dual sim WILL NEVER WORK because we don't have the config files for dsds on the X50 modem. Because of the 5G, updates are behind and will be for basically the phone's EOL. Custom roms are a grey area as modem needs porting and rotation needs fixing, and Android 11 custom roms won't work (due to no modem functionality)
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Thanks for this important information. I won't wast more time for this.
Pretty sure all this is working now
Azukegi said:
Pretty sure all this is working now
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Hello. Can now somehow go to the latest version of Android for this phone? Sprint 1925 carrier unlocked.
FollowRed said:
Hello. Can now somehow go to the latest version of Android for this phone? Sprint 1925 carrier unlocked.
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yep, join the Telagram channel and and feel free to ask any questions there. all the tools you need will be there also. https://t.me/+BEQp7TnD7ls1NmZh
It's still the early days before many people get these phones. I figure I'd ask the question: Which models, if any, will be able to unlock the bootloader?
Previously, I was told the USA models (even if carrier unlocked) could not unlock the bootloader, while the S. Korean models actually *could*.
Veiranx said:
It's still the early days before many people get these phones. I figure I'd ask the question: Which models, if any, will be able to unlock the bootloader?
Previously, I was told the USA models (even if carrier unlocked) could not unlock the bootloader, while the S. Korean models actually *could*.
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Typically, Samsung devices with Qualcomm chipsets marketed in the United States are not bootloader unlockable. Exynos on the other hand usually are. No idea if this has changed in regards to the S23.
V0latyle said:
Typically, Samsung devices with Qualcomm chipsets marketed in the United States are not bootloader unlockable. Exynos on the other hand usually are. No idea if this has changed in regards to the S23.
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No changes at all. The ability to unlock the device doesn't depends on the SoC but rather to the region of the device. The international variant of the phone can be unlocked without any issue
BlackMesa123 said:
No changes at all. The ability to unlock the device doesn't depends on the SoC but rather to the region of the device. The international variant of the phone can be unlocked without any issue
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77% of us in the UK in the S23U poll are unable to unlock
just in case none of you guys haven't figured it out the S23s are all unlocked, but are temporarily networked lock depending on how you got your phone. I know this because Samsung told me both the american samsung and the Korean Samsung also my program are it has roots for the devices.. It just don't have a way to network unlock them
CharmedWhovian said:
just in case none of you guys haven't figured it out the S23s are all unlocked, but are temporarily networked lock depending on how you got your phone. I know this because Samsung told me both the american samsung and the Korean Samsung also my program are it has roots for the devices.. It just don't have a way to network unlock them
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To clarify: you mean all s23s are bootloader unlockable and able to be rooted, install custom recoveries/ROMs, etc?
Veiranx said:
To clarify: you mean all s23s are bootloader unlockable and able to be rooted, install custom recoveries/ROMs, etc?
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Yes, they can all be rooted and more. You just have to be the one to download the firmware you want and use the method that you want this program supports Magisk root. you can also technically flash firmware as if you are using Odin
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Yes, they can all be rooted and more. You just have to be the one to download the firmware you want and use the method that you want this program supports Magisk root. you can also technically flash firmware as if you are using Odin
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Just to clarify - approx 50% of us in the UK are unable to unlock the bootloader as Samsung chose to enable Knox Guard active (01) meaning OEM unlock does not show
Samsung is ambivalent about the issue
UK ONLY - do you have oem unlock available?
As the titles states, it'd be good to understand how many people have the normal oem unlock available in developer options. A couple of us have received various s23 models with kg status active and no oem unlock available in developer settings...
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Hello everyone, I may be planning to resell my Poco X3 Pro, and for that, I want to reflash the stock ROM and relock the bootloader.
As I understand it, there are different ROM versions, India, Global, EU, etc, and flashing the wrong ROM and unlocking will brick the device, is that correct? I bought my phone from Iran, but as Xiaomi phones are often imported unofficially, the actual version of the phone may not be clear. Is there any way I can find out the stock ROM version so I can relock the bootloader? I still have the box, btw.
Thanks.
You can Figure out which Version you have by Baseband Version in System settings.
No clue which one is which though^^
Haldi4803 said:
You can Figure out which Version you have by Baseband Version in System settings.
No clue which one is which though^^
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I have updated the firmware several times, doesn't that matter?
i_devour_babies said:
I have updated the firmware several times, doesn't that matter?
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As long as the ROM version is the same or newer than Firmware you won't have any problems.
i_devour_babies said:
Hello everyone, I may be planning to resell my Poco X3 Pro, and for that, I want to reflash the stock ROM and relock the bootloader.
As I understand it, there are different ROM versions, India, Global, EU, etc, and flashing the wrong ROM and unlocking will brick the device, is that correct? I bought my phone from Iran, but as Xiaomi phones are often imported unofficially, the actual version of the phone may not be clear. Is there any way I can find out the stock ROM version so I can relock the bootloader? I still have the box, btw.
Thanks.
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Can try this website:
Xiaomi Full INFO CHECKER - FREE | XiaomiCheck.com | XiaomiCheck.com
Check Xiaomi Mi Status by IMEI or Lock code and make sure the MI status is Off before you buy or sell a Xiaomi device | MI Find Device Check | Mi Account Check
xiaomicheck.com
This is not official Xiaomi website.
Holy **** they know your phone number and Email address just by IMEI
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Bought mine on Amazon. So only 1 year warranty
Haldi4803 said:
Holy **** they know your phone number and Email address just by IMEI
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Bought mine on Amazon. So only 1 year warranty
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Purchase Country: Germany
The actual warranty should be according to where it is from.
In general, Global is 1 year, while Europe is 2 years. UK is also 2 years.
Could ask Xiaomi/POCO about it.
Mi Deutschland
www.mi.com
POCO Deutschland
www.po.co
POCO Deutschland
www.po.co
The non-official website could show the information probably due to the "Mi-Activation lock: On", in order for the "Find my device" function to work.
You can log into Official Xiaomi and check and or un-link
https://global.account.xiaomi.com/fe/service/login/password?_locale=en_US
https://i.mi.com
i_devour_babies said:
Hello everyone, I may be planning to resell my Poco X3 Pro, and for that, I want to reflash the stock ROM and relock the bootloader.
As I understand it, there are different ROM versions, India, Global, EU, etc, and flashing the wrong ROM and unlocking will brick the device, is that correct? I bought my phone from Iran, but as Xiaomi phones are often imported unofficially, the actual version of the phone may not be clear. Is there any way I can find out the stock ROM version so I can relock the bootloader? I still have the box, btw.
Thanks.
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Just flash Global ROM and lock bootloader. It doesn't matter the region.
Download original ROM from here: https://xiaomifirmwareupdater.com/miui/vayu/
Use fastboot rom, don't use recovery.