I converted my Oneplus 7 Pro to the international version, and while I like it, I've messed with it too much at this point and have introduced issue.
What would be the fastest/best way to completely wipe my phone and return it back to stock (international stock not the tmobile stock)
HaiKaiDo said:
I converted my Oneplus 7 Pro to the international version, and while I like it, I've messed with it too much at this point and have introduced issue.
What would be the fastest/best way to completely wipe my phone and return it back to stock (international stock not the tmobile stock)
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Run the MSM tool again.
Use this: https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-7-pro/how-to/op7pro-version-t-mobile-msm-tool-t3954464
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Upgraded to Note 9, want to pass my Note 8 on to a T-Mobile user. I want a complete T-Mobile experience, so all T-Mobile bloat and settings are needed (VoLTE, Hotspot, etc...) . Note 8 currently has latest CRID OTA from ATT. Looking for help in determining the correct way to proceed. I am having AT&T carrier unlock the device, so I would make this change after confirmed unlock. Also, once this is finished, will the device receive T-Mobile OTA updates?
I have read through https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-note-8/how-to/guide-sm-n950u-u1-t3685884 but am confused. I see lots of mention of combination files, CSC changing, etc... that seem overkill for what i'm looking for.
Are these the steps I need to take?
1) Download latest Odin compatible TMB Firmware (which is what version?)
2) Download Odin on PC
3) Factory reset Note 8
4) Flash TMB firmware
5) Insert TMB SIM card
6) Success?
Yes just download this file
https://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/galaxy-note8/SM-N950U/TMB/download/N950USQU5CRIA/237765/
Flash everything with Odin and you will have a full 100% T-Mobile Note8 with all carrier features working
Sent from my SM-N950U1 using Tapatalk
Vish.N said:
Yes just download this file
https://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/galaxy-note8/SM-N950U/TMB/download/N950USQU5CRIA/237765/
Flash everything with Odin and you will have a full 100% T-Mobile Note8 with all carrier features working
Sent from my SM-N950U1 using Tapatalk
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I saw here that simply flashing a different carrier firmware will not actually change carriers?? Is that correct?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=74087669&postcount=3
Someone in that thread said I would need to flash an unlocked U1 firmware and then the TMB firmware?
I am about to do this as well, switching from AT&T to T Mobile using my AT&T branded Note 8. I just wanted to confirm that it's as simple as downloading the latest Android Pie firmware for T Mobile and flash it to the AT&T branded phone? Any precaution like some other thread mentioned to flash the U1 (unlocked) firmware first then flash the T Mobile firmware?
Also, eventually, I will be giving this Note 8 to someone in China. At that point, is it better to flash the unlocked version of firmware or just leave the T Mobile firmware on it?
Thanks so much for your help.
Note: the phone is already unlocked.
I just wanted to let everyone know that I went and got T Mobile. After the new SIM card was inserted in my AT&T Note 8, after a reboot, it did something, a screen with a SIM car graphics and some moving dot. Then it rebooted itself again, and then T Mobile splash screen showed up. It even added the bloatware from T Mobile. So, Android 9 for Note 8 probably has both ROMs? I also checked the firmware version. It shows the latest T Mobile ROM.
I didn't have to do anything other than just inserting the new SIM card from T Mobile.
This is very interesting to me, and the store guy couldn't believe his eyes either.
de2000 said:
I just wanted to let everyone know that I went and got T Mobile. After the new SIM card was inserted in my AT&T Note 8, after a reboot, it did something, a screen with a SIM car graphics and some moving dot. Then it rebooted itself again, and then T Mobile splash screen showed up. It even added the bloatware from T Mobile. So, Android 9 for Note 8 probably has both ROMs? I also checked the firmware version. It shows the latest T Mobile ROM.
I didn't have to do anything other than just inserting the new SIM card from T Mobile.
This is very interesting to me, and the store guy couldn't believe his eyes either.
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And i was wondering why my phone still showing at&t bloatware even after installing the Verizon firmware. ? Now i understand Cuz I'm using at&t sim. Good to know?
Another update!
I just got updated by T-Mobile to the latest firmware after converting over as previously stated. I have to say that the update page on the phone for the T-Mobile firmware is MUCH nicer and informative than the ATT version. It tells you how much time left, the version numbers, and even a "what's new" section...
After this update, my phone is actually better at battery usage.
I have a T-Mobile OP7 pro that I've had unlocked from the network, and I've been running the international version of OOS for some time. This week I tried changing to Havoc OS (because I've used it on previous phones), and now I'm stuck in a bootloop. I don't even get to the ROM's boot screen. I know I can put factory software back on there, but I'm not ready to give up unless someone here knows whether it's impossible to run AOSP ROMs on a T-Mobile OP7 pro.
You're better off converting the phone into the international variant using the MSM tool. I have a converted unit, and all ROMs work properly after conversion.
I purchased a fully unlocked OnePlus 8 (IN2015) but have discovered that only the OnePlus 5G UW (running Verizon firmware) can use all of the Verizon network features like wifi calling, vvm, etc. I have reflashed carrier phones with global firmware in the past, but is it possible to go in reverse? Where do I find the carrier images?
I certainly can't speak to the whole "going in reverse" thing, but you can find the Verizon MSM image here. Worst case scenario, you try and it fails, MSM back to the unlocked global and you're back to square 1.
Hello.
So basically, I have a T-Mobile OnePlus 9 (LE2117). I went through that whole ordeal of having that global conversion script brick then phone and then bring it back to life using the India 9 Pro MSM. I tried a bunch of stuff, eventually gave up and contacted OnePlus support to get to a working T-Mobile MSM tool.
When the T-Mobile MSM they used did its thing, it went back to the T-Mobile software, however there are two issues with it:
1. The pink T-Mobile splash screen doesn't show up on boot but instead a black one that just says "android" shows up (see attached image)
2. The software updates button is grayed out and cannot be hit
The original T-Mobile MSM you can find online also works now, but it still results in this same issue.
I ended up using the global conversion MSM on OOS 11 and a custom rom for a few months each, both of which worked perfectly, but this is still an issue that is here after using the T-Mobile MSM again.
Is there any good way of fixing this issue? I do have quite a few of the important partitions backed up if those are necessary.
Thanks!
BGW#10 said:
Hello.
So basically, I have a T-Mobile OnePlus 9 (LE2117). I went through that whole ordeal of having that global conversion script brick then phone and then bring it back to life using the India 9 Pro MSM. I tried a bunch of stuff, eventually gave up and contacted OnePlus support to get to a working T-Mobile MSM tool.
When the T-Mobile MSM they used did its thing, it went back to the T-Mobile software, however there are two issues with it:
1. The pink T-Mobile splash screen doesn't show up on boot but instead a black one that just says "android" shows up (see attached image)
2. The software updates button is grayed out and cannot be hit
The original T-Mobile MSM you can find online also works now, but it still results in this same issue.
I ended up using the global conversion MSM on OOS 11 and a custom rom for a few months each, both of which worked perfectly, but this is still an issue that is here after using the T-Mobile MSM again.
Is there any good way of fixing this issue? I do have quite a few of the important partitions backed up if those are necessary.
Thanks!
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Can u use op9 to global conversion msm with any problem
rizzmughal said:
Can u use op9 to global conversion msm with any problem
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If you are talking about the T-Mobile to Global conversion MSM, yes.
BGW#10 said:
If you are talking about the T-Mobile to Global conversion MSM, yes.
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Did u update to oos12 were there anyproblems u face in that
rizzmughal said:
Did u update to oos12 were there anyproblems u face in that
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The dual sim/no service bug. I am aware of the root fix, but I was looking to get the T-Mobile software working normally again.
BGW#10 said:
The dual sim/no service bug. I am aware of the root fix, but I was looking to get the T-Mobile software working normally again.
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What is the target id for ur device is it india or tmo
rizzmughal said:
What is the target id for ur device is it india or tmo
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I would say that it is tmo because the T-Mobile msm tools works no problem.
i am running the t mobile version with the global firmware. i updated with the indian version before everyone realized that it wasn't a global version (like every past OOS update). had the no signal issue (i'm assuming the indian version doesn't have the right radio bands for the us versions). i rolled back to OOS 11 and got my data signal back, waited for the global/us version (which just came out) but when I try to flash it I am still getting the same no signal issue. Oxygen Updater still thinks i have the Indian version, it says:
"It looks like you've selected the wrong device, "OnePlus 7 Pro" instead of "OnePlus 7 Pro (India)"
In Android Settings, phone is listed as GM1917 (Global/International Version)
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
I was able to regain tmobile data by flashing the modem.img from oos11 to finally fix this. Give it a shot go here. Do a data backup in case.. I had no problems until I did a data wipe after setting up the phone. I am not sure if this is a good fix or not but it works on my phone. Anyone else have a suggestion I am open to it.
So to do this I need to unlock my bootloader and setup TWRP? Right now everything is stock other than the global firmware...