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Flashing a ROM on my new SM-G930FD

Hello,
I just purchased a Galaxy S7, and want to flash a rom to it to remove some of the Chinese settings and bloat. I've already rooted it (easy part), but I'm unsure about how to proceed. I want to make sure I have a backup of the original FW that I can put back on via Odin if something goes wrong, but I can't seem to find what I'm looking for at sammobile. I've attached all the info that I got from Phone INFO app hoping that someone can point me in the right direction. I'm most confused about the CSC, as I can't find anything with that same code. And it seems a lot of the others have the same PDA as mine.
For what it's worth, or if anyone can give any advice on customization; I don't care about the DUAL SIM feature (so long as it doesn't affect the microSD card) and would love to get the little "1" next to the phone calls and SMS messages removed.
Thanks in advance.
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Hi. I'm no expert but here's what I believe are your next steps:
1. Using Odin you should install TWRP (for recovery). This is where you will install and uninstall most ROMS, Kernels, etc.
Before using Odin and installing TWRP make sure you unlock the Developer Options and activate USB Debugging and OEM Unlock.
2. With TWRP installed, you can now install any ROM. I suggest you install SupermanROM (it's fantastic and it has OTA updates).
Now for each of those things I've told you make sure you read their long instructions.
I hope you enjoy your S7 and the amazing SupermanRom.

gaston_garcia said:
Hi. I'm no expert but here's what I believe are your next steps:
1. Using Odin you should install TWRP (for recovery). This is where you will install and uninstall most ROMS, Kernels, etc.
Before using Odin and installing TWRP make sure you unlock the Developer Options and activate USB Debugging and OEM Unlock.
2. With TWRP installed, you can now install any ROM. I suggest you install SupermanROM (it's fantastic and it has OTA updates).
Now for each of those things I've told you make sure you read their long instructions.
I hope you enjoy your S7 and the amazing SupermanRom.
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Thank you for the reply. I have already installed TWRP and have all the files needed for Superman. At this point, I want to make sure I have the files needed to flash back to Stock in case something goes wrong. The problem is that I don't know which stock files I need to download.

u can always go back to stock.
1.) download SAMSUNG KIES
2.) open SAMSUNG KIES
3.) click tools , select Firmware upgrade and initialization
4.) Model Name : SM-G930F
5.) your serial #
click OK
follow steps

Studio1b said:
u can always go back to stock.
1.) download SAMSUNG KIES
2.) open SAMSUNG KIES
3.) click tools , select Firmware upgrade and initialization
4.) Model Name : SM-G930F
5.) your serial #
click OK
follow steps
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I thought I seen somewhere that KIES no longer works after KNOX is tripped? If it does, I would still use 930F even though my model is G930FD?

kies works fine i use it all the time
1.) download SAMSUNG KIES
2.) open SAMSUNG KIES
3.) click tools , select Firmware upgrade and initialization
4.) Model Name : SM-G930FD
5.) your serial #
click OK
follow steps

Internal storage problem
I purchased what shows to be an unlocked Galaxy S7 32Gb (32GB marked on the back of the phone) - Model SM-G930FD - originally T-Mobile.
The phone looks immaculate and shows no physical signs of being opened or tampered with.
I have not put in a new SIM card or taken the phone to be activated on my plan yet. I did put in a 128GB micro card. (Q- I don't assume putting in a SIM card would resolve any of the below issues?)
In settings the phone shows to have 32GB internal storage and recognizes the MicroSD card, but when I connect it to my computer the internal storage only shows 17.5MB available... So obviously when I tried to load the Chrome browser (40+ MB) I got an insufficient memory message. I was hoping it was just reading the available storage wrong.
When I look at Storage under settings it shows that the phone has 32GB internal and 28.15GB available, and it shows 125GB available on the SD Card.
Some of the other info from my About Phone page:
Android Version 6.0.1
Kernel Version:
3.18.14-7162483
[email protected] #1
Wed Aug 17 21:29:07 CST 2016
Build number
MMB29K.G930FXXU1APB6
SE for Android status
Enforcing
SEPF_SECMOBILE_6.0.1_0004
Sat Feb 06 12:08:15 2016
Hardware version
MP 1.000
I tried resetting the phone and erasing all data and it is still the same.
Phone comes on and seems to run fine.
I can't even flush it, I tried rooting it with kingroot which was success, I installed superuser and twrp app which did not help as it can't find my device name under select your device on the twrp app, and when I try try to navigate the files to flush still no luck as I can't find those zip files.
Also when I try to do it manually by restarting the phone by v+, home and power button to recovery
I can't find install zip, it's just
Reboot system now
Apply update from ADB
Apply update from SD card
Wipe data/factory reset
Wipe cache partition
Apply update from cache
That's it
So before I put it up on eBay to get rid of it - is there anything I can do to try to release/recognize the internal storage??
Thank you in advance!!

flash smg930s with smg930fd file through odin
gaston_garcia said:
Hi. I'm no expert but here's what I believe are your next steps:
1. Using Odin you should install TWRP (for recovery). This is where you will install and uninstall most ROMS, Kernels, etc.
Before using Odin and installing TWRP make sure you unlock the Developer Options and activate USB Debugging and OEM Unlock.
2. With TWRP installed, you can now install any ROM. I suggest you install SupermanROM (it's fantastic and it has OTA updates).
Now for each of those things I've told you make sure you read their long instructions.
I hope you enjoy your S7 and the amazing SupermanRom.
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Can we flash smg930s with smg930fd file through odin ? as I am dying to convert my phone as it support dual sim my phone was previously converted into smg930fd but I got that error Custom Binary blocked by "FRP LOCK" so I flashed my s7 with its own rom smg930s. Kindly Respond ASAP

Notice of the Termination of My Knox

This was released officially by Samsung Knox;
Hello,
My Knox will no longer be available on new Samsung devices in 2017. You may continue your secure space experience by setting up Secure Folder, available now from Galaxy Apps.
Secure Folder runs on Android N OS or higher versions only. It leverages the defence-grade Samsung Knox security platform to create a private, encrypted space on your Samsung Galaxy phone. Applications and data moved to Secure Folder are partitioned separately on the device and gain an additional layer of security and privacy.
To seamlessly transfer your private content between solutions, please back up your My Knox data and restore it to Secure Folder. To back up your My Knox data, go to My Knox settings > Backup and restore. Remember, a Samsung account is required to use this feature.
You can restore the backup data after setting up Secure Folder. Go to Secure Folder settings > Backup and restore > Restore.
You may use My Knox until its end-of-service date (which will be announced soon). However, be aware that we will not be actively maintaining the service or adding new features.
Sincerely,
The Samsung Knox Team
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I now updated Secure Folder and is now having this error:
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Apparently, the device should be on the firmware it initially came out of the factory with. Since I flashed BTU, it is not accepted and one should go through Emergency Software Initialization and it will then work. I also have tripped KNOX, but I don't know if that's the reason. Please note that my device is fully official apart from tripping KNOX and installing the BTU firmware. Is there any workaround?
Update: Tried opening Secure Folder from the settings and is now getting this;
As you can see from the first screenshot, only custom ROMs and root is not accepted so it should work for me.
Regards,

G920Fuser said:
This was released officially by Samsung Knox;
I now updated Secure Folder and is now having this error:
Apparently, the device should be on the firmware it initially came out of the factory with. Since I flashed BTU, it is not accepted and one should go through Emergency Software Initialization and it will then work. I also have tripped KNOX, but I don't know if that's the reason. Please note that my device is fully official apart from tripping KNOX and installing the BTU firmware. Is there any workaround?
Update: Tried opening Secure Folder from the settings and is now getting this;
As you can see from the first screenshot, only custom ROMs and root is not accepted so it should work for me.
Regards,
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You've answered you're own question here really, you're getting these errors because knox is tripped, once knox is tripped anything knox related won't work even if you're on a stock firmware.

sofir786 said:
You've answered you're own question here really, you're getting these errors because knox is tripped, once knox is tripped anything knox related won't work even if you're on a stock firmware.
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Yeah just noticed that, sad really.

G920Fuser said:
Yeah just noticed that, sad really.
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but my secure folder is working pretty fine I'm running noble nougat s8 port 4.0 and I set up it from start. no such error.

qasim799 said:
but my secure folder is working pretty fine I'm running noble nougat s8 port 4.0 and I set up it from start. no such error.
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Thats because you got magisk and magisk hide plus the Rom has build prop edits to make things work. A known issue for example if you have knox tripped and you flash a stock nougat firmware shealth won't work because of tripped knox, only way around it is to have a custom Rom or root it and change build prop, nevertheless tripped knox is the underlying issue, anything knox based on stock firmware won't work if you've got knox tripped.

Stock ROM with Magisk Hide and the build prob modified with S Health working so it may also work for Secure folder.

Stock rom, root with magisk but before that with su... shealt never stopped working

How do I disable OTA notifications on a rooted S7 (android v6)?

On my S6, when it was rooted, OTA updates and all OTA notifications disappeared immediately.
But not the same on the S7. Admittedly I rooted it *after* the android v7 OTA update started appearing.
Now I see it in two places:
1) Under Settings it says Software update - tap here to update the firmware...
2) In the pulldown notification panel I see Software Update - download failed
What is the procedure for cleaning all this up? I am a hardware/software developer. I have e.g. Root Explorer, Titanium Backup, MyBackupPro, Disable Service... I have googled all over the place and found various things but none of them appear on my phone.
Actually I am not sure it is trying to download the updates. It may just be popping up the "failed" notifications.
I did clear the cache partition (power+home+vol up) but that didn't remove the nags and the failed update notifications.
I would really appreciate some help. Android 6.0.1.

Try clearing data from the software update apps in Settings > Apps > 3 dots top right menu > Show system apps > Software update (There are two) > Storage > Clear Data
If you cleared the cache already, you can hit the "Install update" button and it will fail as you already deleted the system update file

Thank you.
I cleared the storage for the first app, and the clearing buttons for the 2nd one were greyed-out.
The nags are still there. This time I have done screenshots:
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What concerns me about the last one is that if I select Download it will probably download the OTA update and apply it, wiping out the root.
Incidentally, the Android Pay app still starts up, which isn't supposed to work after a root I have read about some root methods which preserve this but the procedures were complicated and I didn't apply it AFAIK. I used these:

OTA shouldn't download if you are rooted, it will fail
Are you definitely rooted? That's an old version of ODIN, should be using 3.12.3 or newer, I've not rooted mine but from what I hear *(Could be Nougat only) CF Auto root doesn't work, needs SuperSU zip flashed from TWRP
But like I say I haven't rooted so am not up to date with what does and doesn't work atm
Worst comes to worst, you flash Marshmallow stock ROM again and start fresh if it does update you to Nougat
There is root for Nougat too btw (Which model S7?)

Root Checker reports rooted OK. Root Explorer sees everything. So it does appear to be rooted, in the traditional sense. Titanium Backup also works as it normally does on a rooted phone (I also have a rooted S6 v5 and T705 v4.4.2).
The reason I didn't update the OS is because I have loads of apps installed and I don't want to lose the config. I haven't been able to find out what exactly disappears but there are widespread reports of the update losing lots of app config.
Do you think I should try the download and maybe that will fail and clear the nags?
The S7 is a UK official stock one, SM-G930F 6.0.1 G930FXXU1BPJJ.

Since I know how to wipe the cache, I thought it should be safe to download the update. Even though the phone is rooted, that did work! So I downloaded the 1.2GB and then wiped the cache partition. But the two nags (the one appearing under Settings, every time the app is started) and this one which appears when I click on the nag in the pulldown list (apologies for not using the correct terminology):
are still there.
What will be interesting is whether the big popup nag (which has been appearing many times each day, with the frequency increasing recently) will disappear. I have not seen it yet this morning...
Surely, on a rooted phone, one can drop in some file(s), or rename some files, to block the updates? There is a ton of stuff on this for previous android versions online but as usual most of it doesn't work on this phone - the files are usually missing.
EDIT: it must also be possible to set up a "lmhosts" file which blocks the Samsung update server domain. I found this
https://www.howtogeek.com/140576/how-to-edit-the-hosts-file-on-android-and-block-web-sites/
and it seems very simple. I just need to find out the domain The hosts file is under /system/etc. It contains just
127.0.0.1 localhost
::1 ip6-localhost
Also, this
https://source.android.com/devices/tech/ota/
suggests that renaming e.g. otacerts.zip would stop OTA. I have renamed it to otacerts.zip-bak and that has done something. The above screenshot still appears but after about 10 seconds! This is of little use so I renamed it back. I suspect that messing with the certificates file just prevents the update installing, but doesn't prevent the nag and the download.

The funniest thing is that I have a phone with full root access but Android Pay works. I have been using it all day today
Clearly, for an S7 with this specific firmware and using that specific version of Odin, this is what you get... Extremely useful.

Well, no more response here, but I fixed the main nag - the one in the pulldown list. I used this method
https://forum.xda-developers.com/verizon-s7-edge/help/block-nougat-update-t3581529
i.e. BK Package Disabler Pro and see posts #7 onwards. The one to search for was com.wssyncmldm and disabling that and rebooting the phone did it.
This is S7 (not Edge) on android v6 (lollipop I think it is called).
I still get the Software Update thing under Settings but it is dead - clicking on it does nothing so it is harmless.

Question Bootloop after removing com.android.location.fused [SOLVED]

I rooted my phone a while back but did NOT install TWRP. Using System App Remover (Root needed), I started removing all sorts of bloatware after a bit of research for anything that sounded important.
Now I'm facing bootloop after removing com.android.location.fused. A little research shows other people facing similar issues were able to fix it using adb shell and TWRP. So I looked up elsewhere and got TWRP up and running.
Basically, the method is this:
https://www.reddit.com/r/PokemonGoSpoofing/comments/b1njwr
But there is no users folder under system on my phone!
I figured it's ok though. Because removing system apps using System Apps Remover, apps are not deleted but rather placed in a folder somewhere in the internal storage (can't remember the default location and can't find it using TWRP File Manager either).
Now here are my questions:
1. Is it possible for someone to share their own version of com.android.location.fused with me along with the correct storage location for me to put it into? Would it work?
2. Could someone please tell me what I am doing wrong that I get no users folder under system?
3. Is there a way for me to restore my own version of com.android.location.fused which is located god-knows-where on my phone?
P.S. Tech rookie here; bare with me...

Did you tried mounting all on twrp? system partition, data etc...? I correctly see that folder.
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I can try to send the apk, but I don't think it will work, because you need to enable the package again on /data/system/users/0/package-restrictions.xml.
If all fails, why not flashing stock rom using HOME_CSC instead of CSC so all data will be preseved?
Spoiler: home csc
HOME CSC​If your purpose is to just re-install the firmware or update your Samsung device’s software without wiping your apps, all user data, and settings, you should go with the HOME CSC binary. Choosing this file will only affect the software version of your phone while keeping everything intact.

Ehhh, never remove GPS location services! Clock go brrrrr!

Oneplus# said:
Did you tried mounting all on twrp? system partition, data etc...? I correctly see that folder.
I can try to send the apk, but I don't think it will work, because you need to enable the package again on /data/system/users/0/package-restrictions.xml.
If all fails, why not flashing stock rom using HOME_CSC instead of CSC so all data will be preseved?
Spoiler: home csc
HOME CSC​If your purpose is to just re-install the firmware or update your Samsung device’s software without wiping your apps, all user data, and settings, you should go with the HOME CSC binary. Choosing this file will only affect the software version of your phone while keeping everything intact.
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Thanks for the quick reply.
Mounting all selectable (some are not clickable) locations still gives me no users under system.
As for flashing stock rom, based on what you are saying, I suppose I should select all other options (BL, AP, and CP) except for CSC (which I go for USERDATA instead) and for that, I've got to select HOME_CSC file, correct?

Cactus1ne said:
Thanks for the quick reply.
Mounting all selectable (some are not clickable) locations still gives me no users under system.
As for flashing stock rom, based on what you are saying, I suppose I should select all other options (BL, AP, and CP) except for CSC (which I go for USERDATA instead) and for that, I've got to select HOME_CSC file, correct?
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Yes, u need to select all in odin like u are flashing normally.
AP, BL, CP, and HOME_CSC
only use HOME_CSC instead of CSC
Spoiler: info
do NOT use the CSC tar, but instead use the HOME_CSC tar as we are performing an upgrade, not the initial install.
Don't know if it will work but is a try at least. Hope will fix

Oneplus# said:
Yes, u need to select all in odin like u are flashing normally.
AP, BL, CP, and HOME_CSC
only use HOME_CSC instead of CSC
Spoiler: info
do NOT use the CSC tar, but instead use the HOME_CSC tar as we are performing an upgrade, not the initial install.
Don't know if it will work but is a try at least. Hope will fix
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Thanks for the clarification. Definitely gonna give it a try. Currently downloading the latest from sammobile.
Will post an update in a couple of hours.

Ok, so I flashed the latest stock rom from sammobile and it worked; just as @Oneplus# suggested it would.
Still don't know why I had no users under system but I'm just gonna call it a day and leave it.
Thanks again Oneplus#

Cactus1ne said:
Ok, so I flashed the latest stock rom from sammobile and it worked; just as @Oneplus# suggested it would.
Still don't know why I had no users under system but I'm just gonna call it a day and leave it.
Thanks again Oneplus#
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Happy to hear that

[HOWTO] Total Reflashing of the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite via NAND Erase and Re-Partition

If anyone needs to totally reset their Tab S6 Lite (2020 Exynos Version) with Odin, this guide should help.
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Code:
**I take no responsibility for any broken devices!** While care has been taken to ensure the steps are correct, **you are doing this at your own risk!**
All files will also be provided at the end of this guide for ease of access!
What is NAND?
NAND and NOR are actually 2 main types of flash memory, that are related to computers, and it stores the BIOS settings to the ROM of a computer. Since Android devices don’t have a BIOS, flash memory, or NAND relates to the bootloader and OS kernel that work together to boot Android devices into the system. Being a non-volatile memory, it keeps the essential OS data even when your Android smartphone is turned off.
You cannot fix a Samsung device after an unintentional NAND erase action by simply flashing the stock firmware. Since NAND erase wipes all existing partitions from the device’s storage, you’ll have to re-partition your device in Odin with the help of an appropriate PIT (Partition Information Table) file.
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Re-Partitioning Explained:
NAND memory on Android devices is divided into partitions and block structures. These partitions are essential to the proper functioning of a device. It’s the PIT file that tells Odin how much space to allocate to the boot, kernel, system recovery, data, and EFS partitions. Not just that, it is also responsible for the location and path of these partition blocks on the internal storage.
The Re-partition option in Odin is not meant to be used during a normal firmware flash. If you have to install firmware, just add the BL, AP, CP, and CSC files to Odin and do not change the default settings.
The PIT file determines the structure, location, and size of specific partitions. Since a NAND erase wipes all partitions, the only way to re-partition your device using is to flash a PIT file that is strictly for your Samsung Galaxy device model and storage capacity. Flashing a wrong PIT may result in a semi-bricked device. Moreover, if you flash the PIT file of a 128GB device model on a 256GB model, your phone may be configured to show only 128GB as available storage.
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Instructions
Grabbing the right version of Odin is the first step. Due to the fact the tool is never meant to be used by consumers, Samsung doesn't host it on a public download portal. Fortunately, XDA Senior Member realbbb maintains a repository of verified copies of the Odin tool. He also offers patched variants of Odin (known as "3B patched") that are capable of bypassing a number of stop conditions while cross-flashing.
--From this article
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Download the correct version of Odin from @realbbb 's thread, here.
You will also need to install the Samsung USB Drivers. These can be downloaded at this link.
To get the Samsung Firmware files, Samsung Firmware Downloader by Zachary Wander is highly recommended. The link to it is here.
Should you desire to pursue more information about Samsung Firmware Downloader, please use this link.
You will need 7-zip to extract the CSC file. To do so, get it from this link.
Go to Settings -> About Tablet and take note of the Model Number. It should be either SM-P610 (Tab S6 Lite 2020, Wi-Fi) OR SM-P615 (Tab S6 Lite 2020, LTE)
Then, tap on Software Information and scroll down to Service Provider Software Version. At the end will be a string of letters saying something like this: ITV/ITV/ITV. In this case ITV is your CSC.
Unzip Samsung Firmware Downloader. Click the "Bifrost" executable in the extracted folder.
Within Bifrost, enter the Model Name and CSC into the respective fields, like so:
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After entering the correct information into the firmware downloader, click "Download" and wait while it finishes.
Extract the version of the downloaded firmware.
Find the file starting with CSC_XXXXX Make a copy of it and paste the file into another directory. Right click on it and choose 7-Zip -> Extract To...
In the folder of the extracted CSC file, find the PIT file; it should be something like GTA4XLWIFI_EUR_OPEN.pit
Unzip the version of Odin you downloaded. Right-click the Odin executable and click Run As Administrator
At the main Odin screen, enter the files of the firmware like so:
AP goes into the AP slot
BL goes into the BL slot
CP goes into the CP slot - (If using the LTE version)
CSC goes into the CSC slot
Now, navigate to Options in the Odin Window and choose NAND Erase and Re-Partition
Finally, navigate to the Pit tab. Accept the warning and add the extracted PIT file from earlier.
With the device powered off, hold down the Volume Up and Volume Down buttons. Connect the device to your PC.
Press Volume Up to accept the warnings. At this point, you will see a message from Odin, saying "Added!"
Once you are certain everything is in order, press the Start button.
Wait for the firmware to flash. If successful, you will see a large green "Pass!" notification in the Odin window. Disconnect your device from the PC.
Your device should now be fully reset!
Files List​
7-zip: Home Page for 7-Zip​
realbbb's Odin Build Repo​
Samsung Firmware Downloader Github Repo​
Extra Information About Samsung Firmware Downloader​
Link to Samsung's Android USB Driver​
Extra Reading: How-to guide on updating a Samsung Galaxy Smartphone.​