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Hi Desi guys & gals.
Here I present to you Latest XXJPY with MODEM & CSC from DDJP6. This way we wiil enjoy the Latest PDA with localized settings.
Although this works, there are certain things to be ironed out. I am working on them. Please wait till I update this post. This works perfectly, while DDJP6 gives you all settings automatically, with XXJPY you need to configure a few things by yourself.
If any of you want to try this ROM & help me with problems, I will be grateful.
Give me some time to update all the necessary information here.
1. Flash Stock DDJP4 if you are on any modded ROMs. Dont bother if you are on stock 2.1.
2. Using Odin Flash this ROM over it. Use 512 pit with re-partition.
Thas all. You now have a pre-rooted phone with custom CWM & lagfix options.
Caution, this will wipe all your data. Please wipe/factory reset before flashing & do a dalvik wipe after flashing, before starting for first time. Titanium Backup works flawlessly for me for Backup & Restore.
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Odin3 1.7 with pit files
- Download
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XXJPY PDA with SpeedMOD kernel k12c
- Download
Credits go to criskelo for this.
OR
XWJS8 PDA with SpeedMOD kernel k12c
- Download
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XFJS2 PDA Stock with SpeedMOD Kernel k12t
- Download
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XWJS3 PDA Stock with SpeedMOD Kernel k12p - 500hz
- Download
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XWJS5 PDA with SpeedMOD k13a - 500hz
- Download
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ZSJPG PDA with SpeedMOD k13c - 500hz
- Download
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DDJP6 PDA with SpeedMOD kernel k12k-256hz
- Download
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DDJP6 PDA Stock with recovery 3e non-rooted.
- Download
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XXJPY stock kernel
- Download
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DDJP6 MODEM
- Download
DDJP6 CSC
- Download
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Notes :
1. I have found it a safe practice to first flash ONLY the pit file with re-partition. Pull the battery before it restarts, put it into download mode, select PDA, MODEM & CSC, NO pit this time & NO re-partition plug-in the phone in download mode at the last moment & press start.
2. Link to Stock DDJG4
- Download password = samsung-firmwares.com
3. Although its not really documented & thus open to discussion, I have found that Odin3 1.7 is better at NOT semi-bricking your phones. It has helped a few to come out of semi-brick after using Odin3 1.3.
4. This has been tested by me & friends to be working on Intentional Samsung Galaxy S GT-I9000.
5. All questions & clarifications about SpeedMOD should be referred Here
6. Those of you who want to try out STOCK XXJPY, Flash XXJPY kernel over the modded one.
7. I am currently taking a wish-list. Anything Stock is welcome.
8. This thread is located at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=898104
9. If for some reason you cannot pull the battery in time or similar thing & the phone won't boot, please used VolDn+Menu+Pwr combo to go into download mode.
changelog :
3/1/11 - First Post.
10/1/11 - DDJP6 PDA with SpeedMOD added. Stock DDJPY kernel added.
14/1/11 - Added link to my own post. Check this thread.
2/2/11 - Added JS2.
9/2/11 - Added JS5.
ragin said:
Hi people from the Indian Sub-continent.
Here I present to you Latest XXJPY with MODEM & CSC from DDJP6. This way we wiil enjoy the Latest PDA with localized settings.
XXJPY PDA with SpeedMOD kernel k12c
- http://www.multiupload.com/0361JOIZNR
DDJP6 MODEM
- http://www.mediafire.com/file/ixc1owv3hz7jhtx/Phone-_JP2-Firm-I9000DDJP6.zip
DDJP6 CSC
- http://www.mediafire.com/file/ydk56vottokgad0/CSC-JP5-Firm-I9000DDJP6.zip
Credits go to criskelo for this.
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Are you certain about this ? I mean, CSC and MODEM File size seems to be very low ????
ragin said:
Hi people from the Indian Sub-continent.
Here I present to you Latest XXJPY with MODEM & CSC from DDJP6. This way we wiil enjoy the Latest PDA with localized settings.
XXJPY PDA with SpeedMOD kernel k12c
- http://www.multiupload.com/0361JOIZNR
DDJP6 MODEM
- http://www.mediafire.com/file/ixc1owv3hz7jhtx/Phone-_JP2-Firm-I9000DDJP6.zip
DDJP6 CSC
- http://www.mediafire.com/file/ydk56vottokgad0/CSC-JP5-Firm-I9000DDJP6.zip
Credits go to criskelo for this.
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Hi,
Can you kindly provide the PDA without the SpeedMod. The Offiical one. With out any change or mod.
Installation guide please
Hi Ragin, I have a suggestion and request at the same time for you:
Probably the easiest way for your Indian fellows to use and try out any kind of ROM is to do a backup of their APNs while they are still on stock Rom with the following program available for free in the market:
http://www.appbrain.com/app/apn-backup-restore/com.riteshsahu.APNBackupRestore
After having flashed the ROM of their choice they can simply restore the APN settings through the same program and they are immediately online again.
Now my request: as I will travel to India very soon I would like you to backup your APN settings for me with this program and either post the xml file here in reply or PM it to me.
Thanks a lot and cheers from Bali
itenos said:
Hi Ragin, I have a suggestion and request at the same time for you:
Probably the easiest way for your Indian fellows to use and try out any kind of ROM is to do a backup of their APNs while they are still on stock Rom with the following program available for free in the market:
http://www.appbrain.com/app/apn-backup-restore/com.riteshsahu.APNBackupRestore
After having flashed the ROM of their choice they can simply restore the APN settings through the same program and they are immediately online again.
Now my request: as I will travel to India very soon I would like you to backup your APN settings for me with this program and either post the xml file here in reply or PM it to me.
Thanks a lot and cheers from Bali
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Yes, I am aware of that. I myself did that till today. This ROM is meant for those who want to stick to STOCK roms without any modifications, as the present 2.2.1 ROMs are quite fast & lagfree. And still have the benefit of having their regional MODEM & CSC because of vast number of mobile providers in India.
Those who are using XXJPY stock rom in India can actually try using this ROM & give a feed back about battery use.
Here is my backup of APNs http://www.mediafire.com/?93uexsdw1ywodwf
zion12 said:
Installation guide please
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Any pit file for this and repartition?
fulcrum1971 said:
Any pit file for this and repartition?
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Included in the Odin download.
Method posted in note 1.
PS : Post # 1030 for me. I used to love a girl with roll # 1030 when I was in 7th std.
@ragin,
Do you know how to change the locale settings for xxjpy? Meaning since xxjpy is eu-based, I want the locale for my region (SEA) which includes thai and viet languages.
Sent from my GT-I9000 using XDA App
Doesn't work at all.
ragin said:
XXJPY PDA with SpeedMOD kernel k12c
- http://www.multiupload.com/0361JOIZNR
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Could you explain how do you achieved this? Since SpeedMOD is based on JPX sources...
Thank you in advance.
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@Ragin
So I ask
Link PDA I9000DDJP6
PDA-JP6-Firm-I9000DDJP6.zip (158.96 MB)
@underv0ltage
Only modifies the. tar adding the new kernel
ragin said:
Here is my backup of APNs http://www.mediafire.com/?93uexsdw1ywodwf
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Thanks ragin, but your posted file is in a wrong format, it cannot be restored. At first sight I see differences in the Apache disclaimer on top of it and the missing APN counter. Are you sure you used my above mentioned program to backup?
Sent from my GT-I9000 using XDA App
Cool thread boss
Now in Darky's 7.6 but planning to get back to Stock.
Since i am in 7.6(JPY) do i need to use the repartion pit file???
criskelo said:
@Ragin
So I ask
Link PDA I9000DDJP6
PDA-JP6-Firm-I9000DDJP6.zip (158.96 MB)
@underv0ltage
Only modifies the. tar adding the new kernel
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Thanks a LOT, I will put it in the First post. Is this stock or with speedMod?
fulcrum1971 said:
Doesn't work at all.
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What doesn't work?
ragin said:
What doesn't work?
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Tried flashing it two or three times but couldnt. Couldnt flash stock 2.2. Had to flash stock 2.1 to recover it and update to 2.2 through kies. Tried the battery pull out thing too. In one case it got stuck in clockwork recovery and two times it said something like cant mount e........ May be i messed something up.Tried it on both stock 2.1 and 2.2.
Sent from my GT-I9000 using XDA App
fulcrum1971 said:
Tried flashing it two or three times but couldnt. Couldnt flash stock 2.2. Had to flash stock 2.1 to recover it and update to 2.2 through kies. Tried the battery pull out thing too. In one case it got stuck in clockwork recovery and two times it said something like cant mount e........ May be i messed something up.Tried it on both stock 2.1 and 2.2.
Sent from my GT-I9000 using XDA App
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I think you got it all wrong, because of that mount e error, you first need to flash a STOCK 2.1 ROM if you are on a 2.2 ROM. Then go into download & flash this 2.2.1 over it. If you are already on stock 2.1, you can flash this ROM directly over it.
Qs
Just out of curiosity, how is this useful? What localization benefits do we get?
ragin said:
I think you got it all wrong, because of that mount e error, you first need to flash a STOCK 2.1 ROM if you are on a 2.2 ROM. Then go into download & flash this 2.2.1 over it. If you are already on stock 2.1, you can flash this ROM directly over it.
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I was on Darky's & here's what I did. Fired up Odin3 1.7, selected 512 pit, it automatically selects the re-partition for you, put the phone in download mode, connected it to my computer, waited till the com # showed up in Odin, pressed Start. It flashed & showed Pass in green & pulled battery. Fired up Odin again, flashed stock DDJP4. Fired up Odin again, No Pit, Select XXJPY PDA, MODEM & CSC, put my phone in download mode again, connected, & pressed Start when it showed up in Odin. It boots up & I am in XXJPY.
seltaeb said:
Just out of curiosity, how is this useful? What localization benefits do we get?
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The localization benifits are better wifi, better 2G 3G & better integration with Service Provider's. PDA is universal whereas MODEM & CSC are region specific.
The One Stop Shop For All Your Baseband Needs Is Here!!!!
The Complete Collection!!!
:victory:
Welcome To The T-Mobile Galaxy SIII Modem Store!
Latest Additions T999 UVUEOH1 and T999L/T999N UVUBOH1 modems.
MAPS AND MODEMS!!!
Please proceed to the back of the store to participate in this project!
(Post 2)
NEW Feature! Data Speed Tweaks and Info!!!
Please proceed to the FAR back and downstairs to make an offering to our god of radio waves!
(The Better Your Sacrifice, The Better Your Signal!)
(Post 3)
ONLY FLASH THESE RADIOS IF YOU ARE USING A MODEL
T999, T999L, T999N or T999V DEVICE!!!!!
ONLY FLASH EACH MODEM TO THE DEVICE IT BELONGS TO!!!!
CONSIDER YOURSELF WARNED!!!!
DISCLAIMER:
Flashing radios on your phone should not be done if you do not understand what the modem/radio is! Yes, it is a simple flash, BUT, if you do mess it up somehow, it can at best prevent you from obtaining a signal, and at worst possibly brick your device!!! IF YOU DO NOT HAVE THE INDICATED MODEL DEVICE, DO NOT FLASH!!!!! If you have a different device or are with a different carrier (such as Sprint, AT&T, etc) T-Mobile radios are NOT likely to work. It has been mentioned by just a few users that you can in fact safely flash these to other US Variants without bricking your phone, but it probably will have no connection.
IF YOURS IS AN INTERNATIONAL MODEL GALAXY S3 (I9300/I9305) YOU MAY BRICK IT IF YOU FLASH ANY OF THESE!!!
I have tested each T999 modem on my own device with no issues, however, you flash at your own risk! The others should be perfectly safe for their respective models. I have never been told of any problems with them in the past!
Individual Releases
All modems are flashable from within TWRP or CWM Recovery
They are listed beginning with the latest release at the top of each models section.
T999 Modems
These modems are ONLY compatible with the T999!
Baseband: UVUEOH1
From Build: UVUEOH1
OS: JB 4.3
Release Date: Sept, 2015
MD5 Sum: 35aabbfa96256900932a7beacee888f3
Baseband: UVUENC2
From Build: UVUENC2
OS: JB 4.3
Release Date: Mar, 2014
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: 55f42d330ad6825b09ec94d25bdc12c4
Baseband: UVUEMJC
From Build: UVUEMJC
OS: JB 4.3
Release Date: Nov, 2013
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: 58f9deeeb70843db3cd13b89af448a3f
Baseband: UEMJ4
From Build: UVUEMJ4 (Leaked)
OS: JB 4.3
Release Date: Oct, 2013
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: 49a341c094e28608fefaa91d66a61c33
Baseband: UVMD5
From Build: UVDMD5
OS: JB 4.1.2
Release Date: May. 13, 2013
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: 4b4ddd0d31a068e360e0412890be5c2a
Baseband: UVLJC
From Build: UVDLJC
OS: JB 4.1.1
Release Date: Jan. 17, 2013
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: efe8682e652dfed1d75bca2db7dfb0df
Baseband: UVLJA
From Build: UVDLJA
OS: JB 4.1.1
Release Date: Nov. 14, 2012
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: aaf831b64c5e47fe31a6b2645f6236ac
Baseband: UVLJ4
From Build: UVALJ4
OS: ICS 4.0.4
Release Date: Oct. 17, 2012
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: 17c3eabe691bdc9eb1b8d05fdeca8059
Baseband: UVLI8
From Build: UVDLI8
OS: JB 4.1.1
Release Date: Sept. 17, 2012
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: 1fb367fba46355c195fd812827cda6d2
Baseband: UVLI7
From Build: UVDLI7
OS: JB 4.1.1
Release Date: Sept. 14, 2012
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: addd749cfb803118ef13482901d946e6
Baseband: UVLI6
From Build: UVDLI6
OS: JB 4.1.1
Release Date: Sept. 12, 2012
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: 9bdc779858e8fd138e9fce4515fd3c2e
Baseband: UVLI5
From Build: UVALI5
OS: ICS 4.0.4
Release Date: Sept. 10, 2012
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: 3717a6679daa9e45bde0cf48c3ad2e86
Baseband: UVLI4
From Build: UVALI4
OS: ICS 4.0.4
Release Date: Sept. 7, 2012
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: 9a729a33c119bc0b87498abccdd35a38
Baseband: UVLI3
From Build: UVDLI3
OS: JB 4.1.1
Release Date: Sept. 6, 2012
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: e377bf79716db93e35bab737d53989b7
Baseband: UVLI2
From Build: UVALI2
OS: ICS 4.0.4
Release Date: Sept. 4, 2012
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: a3572ed43afaf975e1f2475a60243ea1
Baseband: UVLI1
From Build: UVALI1
OS: ICS 4.0.4
Release Date: Sept. 3, 2012
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: 5843d680423caed839545998fe854e54
Baseband: UVLH3
From Build: UVDLH3
OS: JB 4.1.1
Release Date: Aug. 24, 2012
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: 7b6b8035c494caa83c818e8858e575f6
Baseband: UVLH2
From Build: UVALH2
OS: ICS 4.0.4
Release Date: Aug. 17, 2012
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: f5f59efddfb04914ddac5b1a73873336
Baseband: UVLG1
From Build: UVALG1
OS: ICS 4.0.4
Release Date: June? 2012 (Updated Out-Of-Box)
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: 0400c0b05c144e7f7739c8150041a44f
Baseband: UVLEM
From Build: UVALEM
OS: ICS 4.0.4
Release Date: May 2012 (Original Out-Of-Box)
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: 3c68442572c5d75bfa1588b4f40af286
T999L Modems
These modems are compatible with the T999L and T999N!
Baseband: UVUBOH1
From Build: UVUBOH1
OS: JB 4.3
Release Date: Sept, 2015
MD5 Sum: 3fc14c0a560312b0f7391ed0c5b17075
Baseband: UVUBNC1
From Build: UVUBNC1
OS: JB 4.3
Release Date: March, 2014
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: ac3a6f640613968b25475ed0fa0fd8f2
Baseband: UVUBMK4
From Build: UVUBMK4
OS: JB 4.3
Release Date: Dec. 9, 2013
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: 52414b9bbf14e0bda6f2f4ffe196f6b7
Baseband: UVAMB7
From Build: UVAMB7
OS: JB 4.1.2
Release Date: Feb. 28, 2013
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: 52bb7a0a1121b4fc79fc7e60b0632921
T999N Modems
These Metro PCS modems are compatible with the T999L and T999N!
Baseband: UVBOH1
From Build: UVBOH1
OS: JB 4.3
Release Date: Sept. 2015
MD5 Sum: b4302f3606e4ad997acfef2cde0a10c1
Baseband: UVBNC1
From Build: UVBNC1
OS: JB 4.3
Release Date: March 2014
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: 7b9b213a3f5ad1b4c44a8794c988c598
Baseband: UVAME4
From Build: UVAME4
OS: JB 4.1.2
Release Date: Unknown
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: 681676d4c54ca93b5034e742a199392f
T999V Modems
These modems are ONLY compatible with the T999V!
Note about these Canadian Variants: All three carriers (Wind, Mobilicity, Videotron) phones have an identical Build and Baseband. Because of this I would say the modems are likely all the same, and so the Wind modem should work on the other two carriers and vice versa. I have no way to verify this so I will err on the side of caution and continue to offer all three. If you do use one carriers modem on any other carrier, I make no guarantees that it will work. (But please let me know of any success or failure if you do give it a shot).
Eastlink
Baseband: VLEMK5
From Build: VLEMK5
OS: JB 4.3
Release Date: Dec 7, 2013
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: 7b4c3327af4eb9b7971c28d6160633e2
Mobilicity
Baseband: VLEMK5
From Build: VLEMK5
OS: JB 4.3
Release Date: Dec 7, 2013
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: 0640795c3fcb6187ee2150ad21cde26e
Baseband: VLDMF2
From Build: VLDMF2
OS: JB 4.1.2
Release Date: July 10, 2013
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: 77a4523d38dec1e8c5b28646727ee671
Baseband: VLLE6
From Build: VLALE6
OS: ICS 4.0.4
Release Date: June 20, 2012 (Original Out-Of-Box)
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: ede3d51d1f54f4861ff6fdb4237faa11
Baseband: VLLH2
From Build: VLALH2
OS: ICS 4.0.4
Release Date: Sept. 21, 2012
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: 746c1a7999e65daa3e9758d6af83b1db
Videotron
Baseband: VLEML2
From Build: VLEML2
OS: JB 4.3
Release Date: March, 2014
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: 7c803185a5ecb364488b20f28ca84cbd
Baseband: VLEMK5
From Build: VLEMK5
OS: JB 4.3
Release Date: Dec 7, 2013
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: c796de20b5631d97599e86e751b41766
Baseband: VLDMF2
From Build: VLDMF2
OS: JB 4.1.2
Release Date: July 10, 2013
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: 17b6626c0311b9d9e3623c4b8c42cb68
Baseband: VLDLL1
From Build: VLDLL1
OS: JB 4.1.1
Release Date: Jan. 2013 (Updated JB)
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: 6b9a955944ceb57a045ac84b220ee40f
Baseband: VLLE6
From Build: VLALE6
OS: ICS 4.0.4
Release Date: June 20, 2012 (Original Out-Of-Box)
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: ff40f4ecfa8f742ecfb439c9ddd626fc
Baseband: VLLH2
From Build: VLALH2
OS: ICS 4.0.4
Release Date: Sept. 21, 2012
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: 2beacacbbc72df7d2ac8b4fc10a9dd2e
Wind Mobile
Baseband: VLEMK5
From Build: VLEMK5
OS: JB 4.3
Release Date: Dec 7, 2013
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: bf886b6dda2a2b4544e290023d18b592
Baseband: VLDMF2
From Build: VLDMF1
OS: JB 4.1.2
Release Date: July 10, 2013
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: 84878e5e3d3098e352b044f81441ce02
Baseband: VLDLL1
From Build: VLDLL1
OS: JB 4.1.1
Release Date: Jan. 2013 (Updated JB)
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: 9a3c9dce80660023a6d7f7805720f09a
Baseband: VLLE6
From Build: VLALE6
OS: ICS 4.0.4
Release Date: June 20, 2012 (Original Out-Of-Box)
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: bdbb02b5028afc6b008222a3a8c8fc1d
Baseband: VLLH2
From Build: VLALH2
OS: ICS 4.0.4
Release Date: Sept 26, 2012
MIRROR
MD5 Sum: d964aad1b89d89b04150639112d85258
Team Sonic - Modem Flasher For All {Out-Of-Date}
clark44 has ported over his Modem Flasher from the Sprint Galaxy S3 variant. This is really an awesome tool and can make flashing and testing these radios super easy! You only have one file to keep track of rather than the many individual ones below! It uses the aroma installer which allows you to pick which modem you want to install. This is great for testing to find your "best" modem! Huge thanks to clark for putting in the time and effort to port it over for us! I have considered taking over and updating it, but have not decided for sure yet as we would probably need 3 or 4 versions due to the other variants and sheer number of modems available.
Flash the tool from TWRP or CWM Recovery.
Credits:
Prod1702 for the leaked UVUEMJC modem!
Wildchld for the first few modems and the recovery flashable zip, not to mention all of the rest of his amazing work!
clark44 for making Baseband flashing even cooler and more fun than before with his Modem Flasher tool!
mercado79 for the updater-script we continue to use with each individual modem release
meleii for his public map idea and for letting me put it to use here
vnguyen972 for getting the map set up for us
isodread for pulling, uploading and testing the Wind Mobile modem VLLE6
nicky9door for testing the Wind VLLE6 modem
htc fan89 for pulling, uploading and testing the Videotron modem. VLLH2
dimon222 for providing the Mobilicity VLLE6 modem.
clenh for pulling, testing and having the Mobilicity VLLH2 modem zipped and ready for release
aklyrical for providing the Wind VLLH2 modem.
Wanderer2012 for providing the Videotron VLLE6 modem.
PoLaRBe4r for providing the Videotron VLDLL1 modem.
GenericAsianGuy for providing the Wind VLDLL1 modem.
Maps & Modems!
Maps & Modems
T-Mobile GS3 Modem Map
A Public Map to track which modems work best in a given area!
No longer do you have to ask, "Whats the best modem in my area?"
Just click the link below the title and enter your location in the Google search box to see if anyone close by has entered their results!
Don't see any posted information close by? Then please run some tests of your own and help everyone out by entering your results.
I encourage everyone to run their own tests and to please share your findings. Even if there are already 3 or 4 entries for a location, please take some time to add to the map. The more tests/results posted in an area, the more reliable the map becomes!
I suggest that everyone use the SpeedTest.net app by Ookla from the Google Play Store. If you use another method, please mention it in the map information you post.
*I got this idea from meleii of the AT&T forums. Thanks to him for the idea and allowing me to copy it for use here! If you see him, Thank Him!
*Thanks to vnguyen972 for getting the map set up for us so quickly. Thank him too!
INSTRUCTIONS
Make sure you are logged into your Google account
Click the link below the title, or click HERE to open the map.
Enter your City, State and Zip in the search box. (I recommend also entering a nearby intersection to produce more accurate results)
Click on the Map Marker
Click Save to Map
Select TMobile GS3 Modem in the drop down box and click Save
Now click on your location in the panel on the left.
Please use your City, State and Zip for the title.
Enter your information into the description, then Save!
Should look something like this:
DocHoliday77
UVLI6
XquiziT v70, UVALH2, Stock Kernel (ROM, Build, Kernel)
Ping: 146-733
8-13 / 1-3 (Down / Up)
If you care to go a step further, the following would also be helpful:
Any related build.prop tweaks (More information to come later)
Any other info you feel is relavent
Of course, everything is optional. You don't HAVE to use the above format, but I think if everyone does, it will make it much easier to read.
Remember, the more data we collect, the more reliable it becomes! You are, of course, more than welcome to enter test results for more than one area. (Home, Work, Wherever you want!)
Sometimes when you search for just your City, State and ZipCode, the map marker can still be a number of miles away from where you are. If you also enter a nearby intersection you can get the Marker closer to you. I don't recommend having it point at your house!
NOTE:
If you want to help or encourage people to find and take part in this project, Please link them to this page/post rather than posting links directly to the map all over the place. This should help keep all related questions and comments here, and help prevent a bunch of extra threads which will needlessly clutter up the forums!
Thanks in advance to all who choose to participate!!!
Credits
meleii for the idea and for allowing us to use it here
vnguyen972 for getting the map up and running for us
Data Speeds! build.prop Tweaks and More!
Tips and Tweaks
In this post you will find tweaks, edits and anything else which may have an affect on your data speed.
This being the Baseband/Modem/Radio thread, I only plan to include those tips which are related to your data connection.
In the future I may start a new thread with lots more information on everything else!
build.prop tweaks
In this section you will find different entries which can be changed or added/removed to your build.prop, located at /system/build.prop. I will do my best to define and describe what each entry does and the available values you have to choose from.
First a little general info about the build.prop file.
During boot, the system reads the build.prop from top to bottom. This means that if you have duplicate entries, the last one read will be the one applied. In this case you may feel free to delete any duplicates to clean it up a little.
You must leave a blank line at the very end of the file. Otherwise it will not be read.
When experimenting with different values, it can be handy to comment out the original and leave it there as a backup and reference. To comment out an entry, simply put # at the beginning of the line. Anything on that line after the # will not be read by the system. This is a good way to leave a quick note for yourself if needed.
If you see an entry here, but it is not in your build.prop, you can just add it in. If it is already in your file, just edit the value.
IMPORTANT!!! Make a copy of your original before you edit anything!!! Stop Here and put a copy of your build.prop on your EXTERNAL sdcard!
There are certain lines in this file which, if incorrectly edited, can cause your system to not boot. Don't Panic! Got your Towel?? Good! All you have to do is copy your backed up original back to /system/
How? Easy! Just reboot into recovery (I am assuming that if you are editing your build.prop you also have TWRP or CWM installed). Once in recovery mount your system partition if it is not already done. Now, using the built-in file browser, rename your edited build.prop and copy the original back to /system/
Reboot! (I know for a fact that the file browser is built into TWRP. I am assuming it is the same with CWM. If it is not, let me know and I will post another easy solution for you.)
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OK, I think we have covered the important pre-edit stuff!
I will start with just a few to get this going, and I will try to continue building on it until I run out of information.
I will be adding more to the list soon! (I will also probably play with the format a bit to try making all of this easier to read)
And Now......The build.prop tweaks!
Default
ro.ril.hsxpa=1
ro.ril.gprsclass=10
Usually recommended
ro.ril.hsxpa=3
ro.ril.gprsclass=12
The radio in our phone has the following capabilities:
HSDPA Category 24 (42.2 Mbps)
HSUPA Category 8 (11Mbps)
GPRS Class 12 (?) (4 Downlink Timeslots, 4 Uplink Timeslots, with 5 Timeslots simultaneously active) (It may be capable of a higher class, but I am not sure at this time)
64QAM (wave modulation)
T-Mobile's networks support the following:
HSPA+42 supports HSDPA Cat 24, and HSUPA Cat 6
HSPA+21 supports HSDPA Cat 14, and HSUPA Cat 6
HSPA+ (will verify later) (believe D=10, U=5)
HSPA (will verify later) (believe D=8, U=5)
The ro.ril.xxxx properties are used to define the target network.
So if you are in an area that has HSPA+42, you should try these values:
ro.ril.hsxpa=3
ro.ril.hsdpa=24
ro.ril.hsupa=6
For areas with HSPA+21, try these:
ro.ril.hsxpa=3
ro.ril.hsdpa=14
ro.ril.hsupa=6
Check the HSPA+42 Fact Sheet to see if your area has been upgraded yet!
ro.ril.hsxpa defines the target networks available technology. (I have not found anywhere to verify for sure, so this is from others definitions and my own reading)
0 = 3gpp Release UMTS r99
1 = HSDPA
2 = HSDPA/HSUPA
3 = DC-HSPA (HSPA+)
4 = ?? (Maybe LTE related, or HSPA+42?, testing needed)
5 = ?? (May not even be defined yet, but likely related to LTE)
ro.ril.gprsclass defines the GPRS MultiSlot Class to be used on the target network.
10 = Slower Uplink, ?Uses Less Battery?
12 = Faster Uplink, ?Uses More Battery?
If we can verify that my theory for these is correct, I will post the HSPA+, and HSPA values as well. But you should be able to figure those out on your own.
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ALL AVAILABLE VALUES
ro.ril.hsxpa=0-3
(I have seen 4 and 5 used, but cannot confirm they are really defined values, likely LTE related if they are)
ro.ril.gprsclass=1-12 and 30-34
(I have seen and used ones in between in the past, but they are no longer listed)
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO
ro.ril.hsupa=1-9
(10-12 may be defined at this point, but I could not verify this)
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO
ro.ril.hsdpa=1-16 and 19-36
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO
ro.ril.enable.dtm=0,1
DTM = Dual Transfer Mode -- EDGE ONLY --This defines whether or not the target network supports simultaneous transfer of both voice and data. Likely not needed at all.
ro.ril.hep=0,1
(??? I have seen this used in many places, but have never been able to verify its use) Likely not needed.
ro.ril.enable.a51=0,1 Weak, hackable encryption used to provide privacy for voice communications. Not needed.
ro.ril.enable.a53=0,1 Weak, hackable encryption used to provide privacy for voice communications. Not needed.
***These both are weak and have been easily hacked. I would imagine it would serve only to slow things down a little. Of course, there is the argument that some is better than none! I leave it up to you to decide for yourselves.
As far as I can tell, the ONLY real tweaks you need to make for now are HSXPA, HSDPA, HSUPA, GPRSCLASS. I am aware there are others that can be added as well, but I have not done the research or testing yet and would like to nail these down first! Any help/feedback is appreciated!
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Speedtest.net Alternatives
I personally do not find the SpeedTest.net app to be very reliable or indicative of real world speeds. You can choose different servers and get wildly different results. However, as with most benchmarks, so long as you are being consistent with your use, the data can still prove useful. This is why I still recommend using only that app for posting your results to the Map.
Your results can be heavily impacted by traffic, server choice, distance, routing, etc. I have had terrible speedtest results, only to turn around and download a large file super quick! So remember, no matter what you use, these tests will not give you a very accurate reading into what you can expect with real-world use.
Below you will find listed some alternative websites where you can test the speed of your connection. I am listing them here so that you can possibly find a better testing alternative to use for your own results. If you use any of these or know of others, please share your experience and maybe we can find something better and more consistent for everyone to use!
http://pcsupport.about.com/od/toolsofthetrade/tp/internet-speed-test.htm (This one links to many different speed test sites!)
http://www.broadband.gov/qualitytest/ (This is hosted by the FCC for their Wired Broadband Testing. You have to enter your name and data to use it. Not sure if theres a way around it.)
http://www.mobilespeedtest.com
http://www.comcast-speedtest.com
http://speedtest.comcast.net/ (requires flash)
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For Your Reading Pleasure!
T-Mobile HSPA+42 Fact Sheet and List of Upgraded Markets
3GPP.org
AnandTech SGS3 Review (Pg 8, Cellular, WiFi, GNSS, Sound)
Info on HSPA
Articles on wireless technologies
Wiki on QAM wave modulation, our SGS3 uses 64QAM which can help determine HSDPA/HSUPA categories.
http://www.broadband.gov/
FCC Mobile Broadband Services Testing and Measurement Program
Your Privacy and FCC Broadband Measurement: What You Need to Know About Your Personal Data
Comments of CTIA - The Wireless Association (regarding mobile broadband testing)
Here is an image I found that may help you to understand T-Mobile's network refarming effort a little better.
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MORE TO COME!!!!
Thanks yo!
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This is great Doc. Thanks
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Hey guys, I saw something pretty cool on the AT&T forums.
In their modem thread by meleii he has set up a public map in google maps where their users can enter their location and enter information about which is the best performing modem in their area.
I have seen a lot of people asking what modem is best where they are, and this may be a good way to figure all of that out. Provided enough of you would be willing to perform honest testing and enter your results on the map that is.
Ive never used public maps, but am willing to learn and implement if this is something you guys would like to see.
(As if I dont already know the answer to that!) Anyway, if you have any feedback or pointers or anything else to add please feel free to do so!
Check out the AT&T thread here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=30190803
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Well since we don't have a map. Who lives in Pennsylvania or Philadelphia and which radio works best?
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rockneo said:
Well since we don't have a map. Who lives in Pennsylvania or Philadelphia and which radio works best?
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I live in Bucks county- still testing the newest ones out. I will report back in a few days. The modem flasher is awesome as it allows you to quickly change without too much of a hassle. SO far the latest leak (UVLI5) is the best for me followed by UVLG1. I am still running some tests on the latest leak though.
rockneo said:
Well since we don't have a map. Who lives in Pennsylvania or Philadelphia and which radio works best?
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hershey pa, 15 seems best so far.
DocHoliday77 said:
Hey guys, I saw something pretty cool on the AT&T forums.
In their modem thread by meleii he has set up a public map in google maps where their users can enter their location and enter information about which is the best performing modem in their area.
I have seen a lot of people asking what modem is best where they are, and this may be a good way to figure all of that out. Provided enough of you would be willing to perform honest testing and enter your results on the map that is.
Ive never used public maps, but am willing to learn and implement if this is something you guys would like to see.
(As if I dont already know the answer to that!) Anyway, if you have any feedback or pointers or anything else to add please feel free to do so!
Check out the AT&T thread here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=30190803
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Nice idea.
I created a map here... now if we all could join and contribute
https://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF&msa=0&msid=206376864302453711738.0004c96ebcfb8b7b4df9b
Instruction copied from the ATT thread:
Please click the above URL and follow these steps to add yourself to the map:
Use the search box to locate your city, state, and country.
On the marker that appears, you’ll see a link that says*’Save to My*Maps‘*within the bubble.
Click the link and select the*TMobile S3 Modem.
Put your name as the title for the marker, and within the bubble provide whatever info you’d like
Thanks man! Awesome!
Ill add this to OP later this evening when im at my 'puter!
Now lets hope enough people use it to make a difference!
Haven't had time to keep up and thoroughly test them all yet, but I will definitely be adding to the map soon!
Thanks again for getting that done! :thumbup::thumbup:
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5 seems to be the best for me so far! Taking the spot from 1.
DFW, TX
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Did you put it on the map?
Let me know if any of you guys have any suggestions.
11 Years Ago Today...
WE WILL NEVER FORGET!!!
GOD BLESS AMERICA!!!
DocHoliday77 said:
Did you put it on the map?
Let me know if any of you guys have any suggestions.
11 Years Ago Today...
WE WILL NEVER FORGET!!!
GOD BLESS AMERICA!!!
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Maybe I'm not getting it but I couldn't figure it out lol
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I don't see the link to save to my maps?
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I haven't had a good chance to look it over myself. Will check it out more in depth tonight and i'll see if we cant make it a little easier.
11 Years Ago Today...
WE WILL NEVER FORGET!!!
GOD BLESS AMERICA!!!
1. Click the map link.. https://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF&msa=0&msid=206376864302453711738.0004c96ebcfb8b7b4df9b
...map will load
2. In Google search box... search for your location.
3. Once the marker of your location appears... click it and a small popup from the marker will allow you to click add to my maps and select the Tmobile GS3 Modem then click OK
4. Once it's added to the map... you can click on your location on the left panel to add in the Title and any description you like then click Save.
I was confused when reading the instructions on the other thread too myself
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It's best to use your computer to add your location on the map. Google needs to figure a way to make the Site a little more phone friendly.
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I just tried all 9 modems, so I kept UVLI4 that works better for me. I also put it on the map
I still cannot figure out how to add my location to google maps. I read the post above me and I still do not understand where the "map link" is. I was able to install the modem flasher and I got the latest modem flashed without any problems. Im just confused about the google maps part of it. Any help would be sweet..thanks
dave2metz said:
I still cannot figure out how to add my location to google maps. I read the post above me and I still do not understand where the "map link" is. I was able to install the modem flasher and I got the latest modem flashed without any problems. Im just confused about the google maps part of it. Any help would be sweet..thanks
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Sorry, the map link: https://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF&msa=0&msid=206376864302453711738.0004c96ebcfb8b7b4df9b
[ROM][LEAK] T-Mobile 4.3 - Build UVUEMJ4 - PureStock & Deodexed/Knox & CiQ Free
New Build Leaked! UVUEMJC can be found here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2521742
T999 4.3 Leak
Build UVUEMJ4
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Here it is guys! Your very own T-Mobile 4.3 TouchWiz Leaked Rom!
These currently do carry the AT&T insecure kernel, but otherwise are 100% T-Mobile builds!
Yes! This does include WiFi Calling!
Before going any further, please understand, these are built from LEAKED internal test firmware!
This means that there are bound to be some bugs along the way. So far they have been relatively few and this has been surprisingly stable, but there could still be some nasties lurking in wait!
Also, considering the nature of these ROMs, please do not report on or complain about any bugs if you have dirty flashed or applied any mods.
With the Official release right around the corner, I don't have any really major plans for this. Its more to get familiar with 4.3, Knox, seLinux, etc. That said, I may or may not attempt to release any mods for these. Time allowing of course.
What is working? Well, as far as I can tell, EVERYTHING!!! Yes, this includes WiFi Calling, BT, GPS, etc!
But this is where you come in! No one person can fully test a ROM and all of its features, so please post if you find any issues. But as I already mentioned, please only do so if you have clean flashed and applied no mods.
Downloads
T999_4.3_MJ4_PureStock
This is 100% the full MJ4 build (except kernel). I have not removed Knox or anything, and I have left it Odexed. Zero changes! This is more for devs or anyone who wants to dig into how Knox works and is affecting things. Or for those who just want to see what the full stock build is like. Understand that Knox and seLinux do interfere with root. So if you have problems with your root apps, I suggest you try the deodexed, Knox Free, build below. (I will provide a separate secure kernel later for flashing for those who want to set seLinux to enforcing.)
T999_4.3_UVUEMJ4_Full_deodexed_KnoxFree
This ROM has NOT been debloated. Only Knox, CIQ, and SysScope have been removed. Deodexed, full build.
T999_4.3_UVUEMJ4_deodexed_debloated_KnoxFree
This ROM has been deodexed, Knox removed, CIQ free, a few things removed and a few more added.
Additions
Sunbeam LWP
Aurora LWP
WiFi Band Switcher
Flash Player
Removed
APK's
AccessTmobile_TMO
Accuweather
Amazon Store
AnalogClocks
Play Books
ChatON
T-Mobile TV
ContainerAgent (Knox)
ContainerEventsRelayManager (Knox)
DigitalClocks
Dropbox
DualClocks
ECID-release_TMO (Tmobile NameID)
EdmSimPinService
EdmSysScopeService
EdmVpnServices
Flipboard
FotaClient
FWUpgrade
GearManagerStub
GoogleFeedback
GoogleSearchWidget
Hangouts
HelpHub
Highlight_TMO
CIQ
Kies
KLMSAgent (Knox)
KNOXAgent (Knox)
KnoxAttestationAgent (Knox)
KNOXSModeSwitcher (Knox)
KNOXStore (Knox)
KNOXStub (Knox)
Play Magazines
MobileLifeContacts
MoreServices
PickUpTutorial
PlayGames
SamsungApps
SamsungAppsUNA3
SamsungBooksHD
SamsungGamesHD
SamsungHub_land
SamsungHubUpdater
SamsungLink18
SamsungWidget_FavoriteApp
sCloudDataRelay
sCloudDataSync
sCloudQuotaApp
sCloudSyncBrowser
sCloudSyncCalendar
sCloudSyncContacts
sCloudSyncSMemo
SimpleFavoritesWidget
SimpleWidget
SNS
SPDClient (Knox)
SPPPushClient_Prod
SSuggest_J_DeviceOnly
SyncmIDM
SysScope
YahooNews
YahooStocks
/system/containers/framework/KNOXModeSwitcher
/system/containers/framework/sec_container_1.zzzKnoxLauncher
/system/preloadedkiosk/kioskdefault
/system/preloadedsso/ssoservice (Knox)
LIB's
libcordon (SysScope)
libknoxdrawglfunction (Knox)
libmealy (Knox)
libspdkeygen (Knox)
libtwifinger (Knox)
libtyrfingr (Enterprise/Knox)
MISC
/system/etc/secure_storage/com.sec.knox.store/
/system/etc/permissions/sec_edm.xml
/system/tima_measurement_info
T999_4.3_UVUEMJ4_Modem
Installation
If you are currently on a Non-Touchwiz Rom, you will have to Factory Reset
Because this is a Leaked build, I suggest starting clean. Preferably with already up to date MD5 firmware.
If you are not, Please Odin flash the MD5 root66 firmware. (Link to thread in my signature).
Download your choice of ROM, and the MJ4 Modem.
Flash in CWM/TWRP Recovery exactly as you would with any other Rom or Modem!
Thats it! Nothing special!
Thanks to TheLastSidekick, Saranhai, and LoserSkater and everyone responsible for the AT&T leaks!
Thanks to @stratatak7 and @upndwn4par for the AT&T insecure kernel and @loserskater for permission to use it! We would not be as far along as we are without their work!
Thanks to everyone who has taken the time to try our all of our roms and report on your results!!!
General Information
General Information
CHANGELOG
This is a copy/paste of the changelog as listed at SamMobile.com for the I9300 update. Most likely, we will see the same features and improvements, but this is by no means guaranteed. Also, and once again, I remind you that what we have are LEAKED test builds. They may not be complete, so if something is not in the leak, it does not mean it will or will not be in the official release!
- GALAXY GEAR Support
- TRIM Support (Makes the device much faster)
- ANT+ Support
- Core UI elements updated to the ones on the Galaxy S4 (Galaxy S4′s theme all over)
- New Samsung Keyboard
- GPU drivers have been updated (Higher GPU benchmark scores)
- New Lockscreen: Multiple Widgets, improved ripple effect than Android 4.1.2, ability to change clock size and set a personal message
- New Screen modes (From S4): Adapt Display and Professional Photo
- Daydream
- Driving mode
- Actionable notifications
- Move-to-SD-card feature
- New Camera mode : Sound and Shot
- New Additions in Notification Centre
- Completely revamped Settings UI (Tabbed interface – Exactly like the Galaxy S4)
- Implementation of Voice controls (Let’s you control various parts of the phone using voice commands – Galaxy S4 feature)
- New Samsung Apps: Calculator, Clock, Contacts, Gallery, Music
- Full screen Samsung apps
- New S-Voice (from Galaxy S4)
These sites have more information about some of the features not linked above. More reviews will start coming out soon I am sure.
http://www.android.com/whatsnew/
http://www.ibtimes.co.in/articles/519417/20131104/android-4-3-jellybean-samsung-galaxy-s3.htm
Known Bugs/Issues
This leak is primarily for the T999 on T-Mobile networks ONLY. You can flash to a T999L/N/V, but will have no mobile data connection.
Most who are not on a T-Mobile network have reported issues with the SIM card not being detected. YMMV.
You MUST flash the UVUEMJ4 Modem/Baseband. No others will work at this time.
I suspect that some of the more random issues may be due to older firmware.
I recommend flashing the UVDMD5 firmware if you haven't already done so. Update via Recovery. Update via Odin.
Knox may prevent some root apps from keeping persistent root privledges.
If using a secure kernel, seLinux is set to "enforcing" and may block root from being granted to some apps.
Suffers from the profile folder problems. /0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0 Every time you flash a 4.3 build, it will create a new /0 folder under the current one and will use this location by default. Manually copy /data/media/ to /data/media/0 after every flash.
Samsung Keyboard is buggy, will jump around while typing, making it virtually unusable.
Let me know if I have left anything out or if you find anything not yet mentioned.
A note about reporting bugs
If you dirty flashed (did not factory reset), or if you have applied any mods, please do not report bugs. Reflash clean and test first. If you discover a bug caused by a mod, please let us know, but flash clean so you can be sure if it is the Rom, the mod, or something else entirely.
Make sure you pay a visit to and give props to the guys at:
@saranhai's Thread
[ROM][11.4.13][UPDATE] .::StockMOD ROM::. | TouchWiz 4.3 | Stock & Slim Versions | UVUEMJ4
@TheLastSidekick's Thread
[ROM][TW][4.3] HardKNOX v4 T-Mobile [11.3.2013]
@loserskater's Thread
[STOCK ROM] AT&T 4.3 UCUEMJ2 (Root & Knox versions)
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I flash this to my T999L, T999N, T999V?
Well, sort of. You can flash it if you want to see what 4.3 will be like. But without a 4.3 modem for your specific device model you will not have any Mobile Data connection at all.
Can I flash the UVUEMJ4 Modem to my T999L, T999N, T999V?
In short......NO!
Will the MJ4 Modem work on older ROMs/Firmware? e.g. 4.1.2 based Rom with MJ4 Modem.
YES! But ONLY if you have the T999!
Why do I get a notification that root access has been blocked?
Welcome to Fort KNOX! If this is a problem you cannot live with, either remove Knox from the Odexed build, or just flash the deodexed ROM.
I just flashed X ROM and now all of the data on internal sdcard is gone! What happened to my data?!?!?
Don't Panic! It did NOT delete any data! The ROM created a new /0 (zero) folder and by default connects to this as the root of your internal sdcard. You need to copy your data from /data/media to /data/media/0/. You will find all of your files are still intact, they just were not being seen because of the messed up folder structure.
Screenshots
Some screenshots of Day 1 & 2 battery use.
First full cycle.
Keep in mind that my battery is over a year and a half old! But this is 19-20 hours on battery, using 6 hours of screen on time (a good bit was set at mid to high brightness), and using TapaTalk which isnt really the most gentle app when it comes to battery use!
Second full cycle.
Obviously not quite as good as Day 1, but I think this is due to the fact I was doing more testing, more reboots, and the Swype Keyboard (from the store, not the included one) was installed and being used along side Tapatalk. Plus, at one point after flashing something, I had walked away and got sidetracked, leaving it booted in recovery for about 20-30 minutes. Im not sure how much of an effect this would have had, but figured I should mention it!
Conclusions So Far
The rom itself seems to be surprisingly excellent on battery! The Day 1 battery really showcases the ROM's battery use, on its own (plus Tapatalk). So if you were to flash it and make good use of Settings, you should see similar results.
Mods & Extras
Mods & Extras
4-Way Reboot Mod - Thank @enewman17 HERE!
4-Way Reboot Undo - Thank @enewman17 HERE!
First.
Good work man. Thanks for the shoutout, you're a legend!
2nd
DocHoliday77 said:
You never know!!!
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you know!!! Will test this one in 30 minutes or so,phone is dead :laugh:
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File hash Mismatch
Yeah, sorry bout that. I guess something happened during upload on the pure stock Rom. I'm trying again. Deodexed Rom should work fine though.
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Ok, the upload was corrupted somehow, so I had to delete it. I am trying again to upload the PureStock rom. Could be 30 mins, could be an hour, so I am going to have to crash for now.
This link is to the Rom folder where it will be located once done.
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=1211
You can just check there and if you see it, it's ready. I will properly fix the link in the OP soon, but for now will link it to the folder as well. Make sure you check the md5sum before flashing!
Sorry for the trouble guys!
DocHoliday77 said:
Ok, the upload was corrupted somehow, so I had to delete it. I am trying again to upload the PureStock rom. Could be 30 mins, could be an hour, so I am going to have to crash for now.
This link is to the Rom folder where it will be located once done.
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=1211
You can just check there and if you see it, it's ready. I will properly fix the link in the OP soon, but for now will link it to the folder as well. Make sure you check the md5sum before flashing!
Sorry for the trouble guys!
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Thanks a lot doc .by the way doc will the tmobile kernel have fast charge
winga45 said:
Thanks a lot doc .by the way doc will the tmobile kernel have fast charge
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Not here. Someone may implement it, but I am not a kernel expert by any stretch. Not quite sure how that would be done right now. If I learn, I will release one. But I wouldn't hold my breath.
Thanks
Regular Flashing Right???
Is unlocked tethering working
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should we flash the new modem with this?
Reserve
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WOW! Thanks DocHoliday77, This works flawlessly. I was having problems with the att version but what do you expect with a port of another carriers rom . Now I get to play with this until the official update comes out
DNA420 said:
Is unlocked tethering working
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No, not implemented yet.
But what I did, loaded the Jovy tweaks in, but still didn't work. Someone with Dev tweak expertise will knack at it in due time
Let me be the first one to ask... Does this work with LTE version?
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Djapatos said:
Let me be the first one to ask... Does this work with LTE version?
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I suggest wait till Doc cleans the OP. I don't see in the OP that this can be compatible with T999L
works nice (deodexed)
but not able to get data. keeps asking for sim card:good:
Ril Files To Fix Loss Of IMEI
Due To Wrong Kernel/Firmware Combo
I constantly see people saying they have lost their IMEI after flashing a custom rom so here is why
If you are using a new firmware baseband which stock kernel uses the new ramdisk and then you either
Flash a custom rom based on old firmware that had a kernel that used an old ramdisk
Flash a kernel that uses the old ramdisk
All the above reversed
You will loose imei
The solution is simply to flash the correct ril file depending on your kernel/rom/baseband combination
If you are on a new firmware using an old kernel you will most likely need to flash Ril 3 but you can try them all
Please dont post things saying which one will I need - try them all if you want - Anyone who posts asking which one do I need will be told to read the first post
If none work you will have to change your kernel/stock rom baseband
These are for stock based roms only - There is no need to change ril file on cm7/9 as you will be using biels kernel and rom - If you loose imei there change your stock firmware baseband
How to flash the file
Go into CWM
Mount system
Flash the ril zip
Restart
marcussmith2626 said:
Ril Files To Fix Loss Of IMEI
Due To Wrong Kernel/Firmware Combo
I constantly see people saying they have lost their IMEI after flashing a custom rom so here is why
If you are using a new firmware baseband which stock kernel uses the new ramdisk and then you either
Flash a custom rom based on old firmware that had a kernel that used an old ramdisk
Flash a kernel that uses the old ramdisk
All the above reversed
You will loose imei
The solution is simply to flash the correct ril file depending on your kernel/rom/baseband combination
If you are on a new firmware using an old kernel you will most likely need to flash Ril 3 but you can try them all
Please dont post things saying which one will I need - try them all if you want - Anyone who posts asking which one do I need will be told to read the first post
If none work you will have to change your kernel/stock rom baseband
These are for stock based roms only - There is no need to change ril file on cm7/9 as you will be using biels kernel and rom - If you loose imei there change your stock firmware baseband
How to flash the file
Go into CWM
Mount system
Flash the ril zip
Restart
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nice job...thats the one i needed
Himan Boro said:
nice job...thats the one i needed
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please remove/hide the entire quote of the first post
marcussmith2626 said:
Ril Files To Fix Loss Of IMEI
Due To Wrong Kernel/Firmware Combo
I constantly see people saying they have lost their IMEI after flashing a custom rom so here is why
If you are using a new firmware baseband which stock kernel uses the new ramdisk and then you either
Flash a custom rom based on old firmware that had a kernel that used an old ramdisk
Flash a kernel that uses the old ramdisk
All the above reversed
You will loose imei
The solution is simply to flash the correct ril file depending on your kernel/rom/baseband combination
If you are on a new firmware using an old kernel you will most likely need to flash Ril 3 but you can try them all
Please dont post things saying which one will I need - try them all if you want - Anyone who posts asking which one do I need will be told to read the first post
If none work you will have to change your kernel/stock rom baseband
These are for stock based roms only - There is no need to change ril file on cm7/9 as you will be using biels kernel and rom - If you loose imei there change your stock firmware baseband
How to flash the file
Go into CWM
Mount system
Flash the ril zip
Restart
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No working in my SGY!!! Solution for my!!! Pleace!!!
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darw93 said:
No working in my SGY!!! Solution for my!!! Pleace!!!
Sent from my T1J using XDA Free mobile app
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first tell about your current rom , your kernel....then we can say anything....
darw93 said:
No working in my SGY!!! Solution for my!!! Pleace!!!
Sent from my T1J using XDA Free mobile app
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Read the first thread fully!!
it will work if you follow all instructions - including using the correct firmware/baseband with your kernel (the kernel MUST be for stock roms) and is for stock roms only!!
marcussmith2626 said:
Ril Files To Fix Loss Of IMEI
Due To Wrong Kernel/Firmware Combo
I constantly see people saying they have lost their IMEI after flashing a custom rom so here is why
If you are using a new firmware baseband which stock kernel uses the new ramdisk and then you either
Flash a custom rom based on old firmware that had a kernel that used an old ramdisk
Flash a kernel that uses the old ramdisk
All the above reversed
You will loose imei
The solution is simply to flash the correct ril file depending on your kernel/rom/baseband combination
If you are on a new firmware using an old kernel you will most likely need to flash Ril 3 but you can try them all
Please dont post things saying which one will I need - try them all if you want - Anyone who posts asking which one do I need will be told to read the first post
If none work you will have to change your kernel/stock rom baseband
These are for stock based roms only - There is no need to change ril file on cm7/9 as you will be using biels kernel and rom - If you loose imei there change your stock firmware baseband
How to flash the file
Go into CWM
Mount system
Flash the ril zip
Restart
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i have this.... what should i do next do i have to flash rill to get my imei "not registered on network"syndrome?
hyperion 9
hell's kernel #50
what should i download?
jeffcleds said:
hyperion 9
hell's kernel #50
what should i download?
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Read the 1st post
i flashed DXLL1 deodexed stock Rom ..
but i got This popup
not registered On network
i flashed every zip but its not Working
any solution??
Himan Boro said:
i flashed DXLL1 deodexed stock Rom ..
but i got This popup
not registered On network
i flashed every zip but its not Working
any solution??
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you probably need to change your kernel or baseband by flashing the correct modem file via odin
Hyperion-08.gm-ril.fix
Very good post! You could add Hyperion 8 RIL zip-file as well. It is working also with Hyperion 9. I have tested it. You can find the HYPERION-08.GM-RIL.FIX from here.
jeffcleds said:
hyperion 9
hell's kernel #50
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HYPERION-08.GM-RIL.FIX worked for me with Hyperion 9
Vohukain said:
Very good post! You could add Hyperion 8 RIL zip-file as well. It is working also with Hyperion 9. I have tested it. You can find the HYPERION-08.GM-RIL.FIX from here.
HYPERION-08.GM-RIL.FIX worked for me with Hyperion 9
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It is the same ril file as number 3 on the 1st post
Vohukain said:
Very good post! You could add Hyperion 8 RIL zip-file as well. It is working also with Hyperion 9. I have tested it. You can find the HYPERION-08.GM-RIL.FIX from here.
HYPERION-08.GM-RIL.FIX worked for me with Hyperion 9
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thanks. pressed
jeffcleds said:
thanks. pressed
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You don't need to inform me you pressed the thanks button
The whole point of the thanks button is to avoid spam posts just saying thanks
How to fix ril bug on ported rom? That is porting an cm12 rom to another cm12 rom in which ril is not working....
Eziogamer said:
How to fix ril bug on ported rom? That is porting an cm12 rom to another cm12 rom in which ril is not working....
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If the ril doesn't work on the Base porting a rom will not help
You will need to build a working ril and kernel from source in your base rom
I don't have coding knowledge so can't help you with that
If ril does work on the Base rom make sure you have ported it correctly including making sure the build prop is pointing to the correct ril properties
marcussmith2626 said:
If the ril doesn't work on the Base porting a rom will not help
You will need to build a working ril and kernel from source in your base rom
I don't have coding knowledge so can't help you with that
If ril does work on the Base rom make sure you have ported it correctly including making sure the build prop is pointing to the correct ril properties
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RIL is working on moto g... So which all files should i copy
Eziogamer said:
RIL is working on moto g... So which all files should i copy
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Then you haven't ported it correctly
The build.prop properties are (at least for the 4g version)
# Use reference RIL for initial bringup
#rild.libpath=/system/lib/libreference-ril.so
rild.libpath=/vendor/lib/libril-qc-qmi-1.so
rild.libargs=-d /dev/smd0
persist.rild.nitz_plmn=
persist.rild.nitz_long_ons_0=
persist.rild.nitz_long_ons_1=
persist.rild.nitz_long_ons_2=
persist.rild.nitz_long_ons_3=
persist.rild.nitz_short_ons_0=
persist.rild.nitz_short_ons_1=
persist.rild.nitz_short_ons_2=
persist.rild.nitz_short_ons_3=
ril.subscription.types=NV,RUIM
DEVICE_PROVISIONED=1
persist.radio.msgtunnel.start=false
This isn't the thread to discuss this
This is a galaxy y gt-s5360 thread
I will not answer any more off topic questions about this
Good Work!
Here is the BeastMode 1.9.2 RAGE Kernel by freeza based on our DOK2 source.
This is constantly being tested and improved. We really appreciate all feedback from EVERYONE!.
Big ups to Freeza who took the time out and was the one to make all of this happen.
If you really dig this and are the donating or praising type please direct all credits, thank you(s), and donations to freeza
Testing and development will continue from here going forward.
All older versions will remain on AFH and linked in this thread.
BeastMode 1.9.2
-Tweaked Ramdisk
BeastMode 1.8.2
-Disabled GPU Adreno idler
-Disabled Memutils (moto x)
-Disabled Quick wake up (moto x)
BeastMode 1.8
-Root Restriction Disabled
-SE Android Permissive
-Optimized ramdisk and defconfig
-Overclocking support
-Zero logging for performance increase
-Display panel color support aka KCAL (change your saturation/hue/contrast/etc with sysfs or an app)
-SEAndroid "permissive" but supports "enforcing" with @Chainfire sepolicy patcher.
-Random code optimizations for i/o, scheduler,whatever
-No 78 other governors added
-No random unstable mods added
-Stable AF???
-Enhanced boot speed
-Probably more. Testers needed. whatev.
Prereq:
-Have a means to get back to stock software. This includes an Odin flashable TAR or a recovery flashable ROM.
-Make sure you have a BACKUP! I cannot stress this enough. While I am certain you won't run into any trouble with the kernel, it's always good to have a backup of your system (including kernel[boot in twrp]) beforehand.
Instructions:
-Download the kernel.
-Reboot into TWRP.
-Flash kernel.
-Reboot and chill
-**(If any boot issues arise wipe dalvik and cache)**
Downloads:
BeastMode 1.9.2 RAGE DOK2
Here are the links for the older versions of BeastMode.
BeastMode 1.8.2 DOK2 RAGE
BeastMode 1.8 DOK2 RAGE
BeastMode 1.8b DOK2 RAGE with ZeroLemon Fix
-Know a bit of knowledge about how to restore your system or what this root enabled kernel will provide. I won't be able to reply to PMs asking me questions. You should know a bit about what you're doing before you do it.
*Please do not post any issues that you think may be related to the kernel unless you have tried stock.
(I dont mean stock debloated or any kind of modded stock. I mean Stock as Stock can be.)
Again please donate or at least thank Freeza for taking the time out to make this BeastMode Stock Kernel based on the DOK2 source.
Source: Download Kernel Source
Interesting. Anywhere to read up on what's included in the kernel?
I have to ask the obvious question: does this work for the 910t as well? I noticed the OP only says 910t3.
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twe90kid said:
Interesting. Anywhere to read up on what's included in the kernel?
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Its the same as the BeastMode 1.0 Stock Modified floating around that T3 users have been using to Root for a while now.
The main difference is that its based on the N910T3 rom so Wifi Calling and VoLTE is working. The previous one floating around was actually the Spring N910P kernel.
beast3300 said:
I have to ask the obvious question: does this work for the 910t as well? I noticed the OP only says 910t3.
Sent from my SM-N910T3 using Tapatalk
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That I am not sure as I do not have a N910T any more. I assume it would so long as you are using a 5.1.1 rom as its based on the DOG1 kernel.
Have people been using the other one floating around, the BeastMode 1.0 Stock from the N910P?
DeeXii said:
Its the same as the BeastMode 1.0 Stock Modified floating around that T3 users have been using to Root for a while now.
The main difference is that its based on the N910T3 rom so Wifi Calling and VoLTE is working. The previous one floating around was actually the Spring N910P kernel.
That I am not sure as I do not have a N910T any more. I assume it would so long as you are using a 5.1.1 rom as its based on the DOG1 kernel.
Have people been using the other one floating around, the BeastMode 1.0 Stock from the N910P?
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Yes, I have used Beastmode 1.0 for tw 5.1.1 many times. It is super solid, and since I don't have t mobile or WiFi calling it was one of my favs. Battery life is very very good on beastmode. I usually go back to it after custom kernels make me mad.
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beast3300 said:
Yes, I have used Beastmode 1.0 for tw 5.1.1 many times. It is super solid, and since I don't have t mobile or WiFi calling it was one of my favs. Battery life is very very good on beastmode. I usually go back to it after custom kernels make me mad.
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Ya so this would be the same. As I said earlier, the one that was floating around these Tmo Note 4 forums before was the one from the Sprint N910P and it was version 1.0.
This one is based on the N910T3. So I would guess that it works on the N910T. I guess you could always test and confirm that for us all.
This is newer then the 1.0 from Auguest however it still has not been heavily modded at all, just slightly tweaked a bit. Since I am not a Kernel dev I cannot say for sure what has been tweaked but I will find out and update the OP.
DeeXii said:
Ya so this would be the same. As I said earlier, the one that was floating around these Tmo Note 4 forums before was the one from the Sprint N910P and it was version 1.0.
This one is based on the N910T3. So I would guess that it works on the N910T. I guess you could always test and confirm that for us all.
This is newer then the 1.0 from Auguest however it still has not been heavily modded at all, just slightly tweaked a bit. Since I am not a Kernel dev I cannot say for sure what has been tweaked but I will find out and update the OP.
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Yup! Installed and boots fine on my 910T. [emoji4]
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beast3300 said:
Yup! Installed and boots fine on my 910T. [emoji4]
It displays as 910P though. Whatever that means. [emoji3]
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Ya, like I said before it was originally for the N910P which is the Sprint Note 4. I guess he didn't edit the text on the kernel name.
I just simply gave freeza the N910T3 kernel and aske him if he could make the BeastMode but based on our Tmo kernel so we could get Wifi Calling & VoLTE back.
With that said though... The BeastMode 1.0 floating around on the Tmo forums was from Aug, this one is newer.
DeeXii said:
Ya, like I said before it was originally for the N910P which is the Sprint Note 4. I guess he didn't edit the text on the kernel name.
I just simply gave freeza the N910T3 kernel and aske him if he could make the BeastMode but based on our Tmo kernel so we could get Wifi Calling & VoLTE back.
With that said though... The BeastMode 1.0 floating around on the Tmo forums was from Aug, this one is newer.
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I'm excited for an updated beast mode. I occasionally check for an update to previous one but didn't find any. Thank you for bringing to the 910T/T3! I will run this for a few days (maybe even longer).
Edit: It's very fluid so far. Definitely a fan of BM and Freeza from the previous release.
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beast3300 said:
I'm excited for an updated beast mode. I occasionally check for an update to previous one but didn't find any. Thank you for bringing to the 910T/T3! I will run this for a few days (maybe even longer).
Edit: It's very fluid so far. Definitely a fan of BM and Freeza from the previous release.
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No prob but really direct any and all thanks to Freeza
I too am stoked that we have a BeastMode here with Tmo network features.
Awesome, I was having too many problems out of emotion kernel on tekhd rom.
is this only for 5.1.1 ?
masri1987 said:
is this only for 5.1.1 ?
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Yes, only 5.1.1
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anyone want to comment on battery life?
twe90kid said:
anyone want to comment on battery life?
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Battery life is great, it's just a stock kernel with a few alterations.
This is running well on my 910W8 for anyone who is curious.
crazynewfie said:
This is running well on my 910W8 for anyone who is curious.
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I'm assuming you flashed a data fix as I lost data flashing this on my W8
martinomac said:
I'm assuming you flashed a data fix as I lost data flashing this on my W8
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Nope. Running ovedrive 3.4 with this. No data fix. I flashed rom, flashed this kernel, booted. That's it. BUT I was running a note 5 port and I had no data using this kernel. Also I see there is a new N5 port data fix for T/W8. Im cusious to see if it will work.
I tried this. I keep getting an error when activating WiFi calling. Says unable to connect.
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So I spent many hours playing with this over and over again on my SM-N910T3
First I went back to stock ROM.
Then installed TWRP 2.8.7.0. ...wifi calling still worked...
Then installed this file.
Then without rooting, tested the wifi calling. Suddenly, my wifi network passwords were wiped, and my wifi calling no longer works...
I get 2 errors, depending on the wifi calling I'm attempting to enable...
if it's wifi preferred, I get error code: REG99
if it's set for Never use cellular network I get error code: ER082
I also get a startup error that knox has stopped working...
I've also tried removing knox with a TekHD knox removal file LATER ON, but made no difference in regard to wifi calling.
The only thing that's good is that the VOLTE calling is functional now.
Can you guys get a fix for the WIFI calling failures?
Also, i've tried clearing cache and davalik, makes no difference...
I've attempted everything over and over again, testing at each step, but wifi clearly fails after the file you've suggested installing...
Please advise!!!!! Thanks!!!!
P.S.
Also, after installing, in addition to removing knox being a necessity, an external SD Card write fix file is necessary as well, just for people's information to know...