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MMS issues with Froyo (LeeDroid1.4c) ?

Hi
Im using Leedroid 1.4c, does anyone else have a problem with (or a fix for) mms.
I find that i cant make the phone retrieve MMS automatically, if i click download on the mms i just get the little spinning icon for a while but the message still wont download.
Im using Chomp but also get this problem via the htc app
Any ideas ?
Cheers

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InspectorFrost said:
Hi
Im using Leedroid 1.4c, does anyone else have a problem with (or a fix for) mms.
I find that i cant make the phone retrieve MMS automatically, if i click download on the mms i just get the little spinning icon for a while but the message still wont download.
Im using Chomp but also get this problem via the htc app
Any ideas ?
Cheers
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I have 1.4b and mms working fine. Using HTC App

Hi
Im using Leedroid 1.4c, does anyone else have a problem with (or a fix for) mms.
I find that i cant make the phone retrieve MMS automatically, if i click download on the mms i just get the little spinning icon for a while but the message still wont download.
Im using Chomp but also get this problem via the htc app
Any ideas ?
Cheers
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I had the same problem with 1.4c, using the 1.4b there was no problem, unfortunately i did not find a fix for it so have moved to pays 1.2 rom for now. Best to post in the rom thread for anwers i think.

which network are you on and how many apns are listed in your settings?

mine is o2 and i had 2 apn's which were relevant to o2, 1 for data and 1 for mms as per default. These were matched setting for setting with my partners desire (same network) different rom though. nothing worked for me apart from a different rom.

diggedy said:
which network are you on and how many apns are listed in your settings?
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Im on o2, i think i had about 4 apns there...ive sinse reverted to Pays 2.0 eclair rom as i had a back up handy so i cant go and check now, i also tried the settings i found on the o2 site but they also didnt work, maybe ill try lees 1.4b
Cheers
EDIT: anyone have or PM me a link to 1.4b ??? cheers

i have 1.4c with o2. i use in the apn settings the 2rd apn. This apn does with mms. (send & receive)

abr67 said:
i have 1.4c with o2. i use in the apn settings the 2rd apn. This apn does with mms. (send & receive)
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So you have no problems...MMS send and receive ok ?

right finally managed to get this working, i extracted the apns from my partners phone and then used APN Backup & Restore to put them onto mine, i can now receive mms Below is the settings. Not put these in manually but they should be the same
<apn name="O2 MOBILE WEB" numeric="23410" mcc="234" mnc="10" apn="mobile.o2.co.uk" user="O2web" server="" password="O2web" proxy="" port="" mmsproxy="" mmsport="" mmsprotocol="2.0" mmsc="" type="default" />
<apn name="O2 MMS Postpay" numeric="23410" mcc="234" mnc="10" apn="wap.o2.co.uk" user="o2wap" server="" password="password" proxy="" port="" mmsproxy="193.113.200.195" mmsport="8080" mmsprotocol="2.0" mmsc="http://mmsc.mms.o2.co.uk:8002" type="mms" />
can also upload the xml if required.

zomig said:
right finally managed to get this working, i extracted the apns from my partners phone and then used APN Backup & Restore to put them onto mine, i can now receive mms Below is the settings. Not put these in manually but they should be the same
<apn name="O2 MOBILE WEB" numeric="23410" mcc="234" mnc="10" apn="mobile.o2.co.uk" user="O2web" server="" password="O2web" proxy="" port="" mmsproxy="" mmsport="" mmsprotocol="2.0" mmsc="" type="default" />
<apn name="O2 MMS Postpay" numeric="23410" mcc="234" mnc="10" apn="wap.o2.co.uk" user="o2wap" server="" password="password" proxy="" port="" mmsproxy="193.113.200.195" mmsport="8080" mmsprotocol="2.0" mmsc="http://mmsc.mms.o2.co.uk:8002" type="mms" />
can also upload the xml if required.
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Good work, Captain

Good work, Captain
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Is yours now working with 1.4c ? be good to know it works for someone else as well.

DFRouter issue - Possible idea for a fix - Help needed

Hi All,
As many of you, i've also had an "accident" with DFRouter app while trying to enable Tethering, which led to the unfortunat WP7 issue that the device won't get recognized by the PC as it is on diagnose mode and not sync mode.
This issue caused us not to update our devices and nor unlock them for side-loading apps.
But now that the DFT team succeed with replacing the OSPL with their own customized HSPL - we can finally flash rom's onto our device (while the device is on bootloaded mode, it uses a different driver which the PC recognize - so we still can flash roms)
Link to DFT HSPL release:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1195647
Until now, Ansar (Thanks again!) was the first one who released a custom ROM for WP7 devices, so we should all enjoy it soon.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1200662
The problem is, that even if we flash Ansar new ROM's, we still couldn't side-load unofficial app to the device, and we won't be able to install DFRouter to fix our problem.
WP7 OS cannot execute XAP files directly of course, so sending the XAP file to your email won't do any good.
I don't know if Ansar can install the app on to a device and then "export" a ROM with pre-installed DFRouter app - i guess we will know soon when he will publish he's second custom ROM that should be with Mango.
When wiping the device or flashing a new rom on a device (which wipes the device), first time it loads the OS installs some OEM apps automatically - I have TMOUS stock ROM, so it installes Flixter, TMobile Telenav, MobiTV, FamilyPlace, SlackerRadio and HTC Hub apps.
Using xda2_haseeb post's (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=952979), I downloaded the tools he provided and a TMOUS ROM and start to look into it.
While looking into the ROM, i've found the folder where these app's stored (XAP files), and the installation script that tells the OS which app's to install automatically while loading for the first time.
(I've attached an image of the folder's content)
Now, the XML that tell's the OS what to install looks like that:
Code:
<wap-provisioningdoc>
<characteristic type="AppInstall">
<characteristic type="{1A0EE8C2-48B1-DF11-8A2F-00237DE2DB9E}">
<parm name="InstallInfo" value="/windows/HTCHub.xap;/windows/HTCHub_License.xml;{AC07CBCF-48B1-DF11-8A2F-00237DE2DB9E};{6D7E8610-DBE1-4610-BC63-9DBB8DE68C4A}"/>
</characteristic>
<characteristic type="{4D30394E-CBC5-DF11-9EAE-00237DE2DB9E}">
<parm name="InstallInfo" value="\windows\TMobileNetFlix.xap;\windows\TMobileNetFlix_License.xml;{DD235761-CBC5-DF11-9EAE-00237DE2DB9E};{F49E63A0-2C6C-47CD-B280-74C126932325}"/>
</characteristic>
<characteristic type="{7D868DCD-D0C5-DF11-9EAE-00237DE2DB9E}">
<parm name="InstallInfo" value="\windows\TMobileMobiTV.xap;\windows\TMobileMobiTV_License.xml;{1D364FDA-D0C5-DF11-9EAE-00237DE2DB9E};{D542BE56-9F63-4EF3-9503-BA6BDB248F0A}"/>
</characteristic>
<characteristic type="{94F11DCD-65C6-DF11-9EAE-00237DE2DB9E}">
<parm name="InstallInfo" value="\windows\TMobileTelenav.xap;\windows\TMobileTelenav_License.xml;{95F11DCD-65C6-DF11-9EAE-00237DE2DB9E};{5BA09B54-948E-4B29-8C30-3178D5E18842}"/>
</characteristic>
<characteristic type="{D43B0937-A4C6-DF11-9EAE-00237DE2DB9E}">
<parm name="InstallInfo" value="\windows\TMobileFamilyPlace.xap;\windows\TMobileFamilyPlace_License.xml;{D53B0937-A4C6-DF11-9EAE-00237DE2DB9E};{0C1A95D5-B352-4C12-AD9D-84B214DCAFF0}"/>
</characteristic>
<characteristic type="{9D411123-CCC5-DF11-9EAE-00237DE2DB9E}">
<parm name="InstallInfo" value="\windows\30319AKU7003_SlackerRadio.xap;\windows\30319AKU7003_SlackerRadio_License.xml;{EDF31035-CCC5-DF11-9EAE-00237DE2DB9E};{049FC08D-C2FD-4E6A-A539-174BE77472BC}"/>
</characteristic>
</characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>
If we can add the DFRouter XAP file to that folder, and edit that XML to point to it, I think we're good. the automatic installation will probably try to install it.
The thing is, I don't know exactly what are these GUID's - i.e {EDF31035-CCC5-DF11-9EAE-00237DE2DB9E}.
I'm guessing it is a Hash code for the XAP file, and the second one is for the license file - but I guess that the OS will check that GUID's prior to installing that XAP file.
This is where i'm asking you for help
I can't seem to extract the other files from the ROM, so I didn't looked into them to find maybe that GUID inside something.
Do any of you have an idea where did these GUID's came from? or where can I find/generate the right ones for them?
I don't currently have the DFRouter app, but maybe it's something in the manifest file or somewhere else.
Thanks guys, let's hope to get a solution soon - I'm still on 7004 version and I want Mango so bad!
Ofir.

ofir54321 said:
Hi All,
As many of you, i've also had an "accident" with DFRouter app while trying to enable Tethering, which led to the unfortunat WP7 issue that the device won't get recognized by the PC as it is on diagnose mode and not sync mode.
This issue caused us not to update our devices and nor unlock them for side-loading apps.
But now that the DFT team succeed with replacing the OSPL with their own customized HSPL - we can finally flash rom's onto our device (while the device is on bootloaded mode, it uses a different driver which the PC recognize - so we still can flash roms)
Link to DFT HSPL release:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1195647
Until now, Ansar (Thanks again!) was the first one who released a custom ROM for WP7 devices, so we should all enjoy it soon.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1200662
The problem is, that even if we flash Ansar new ROM's, we still couldn't side-load unofficial app to the device, and we won't be able to install DFRouter to fix our problem.
WP7 OS cannot execute XAP files directly of course, so sending the XAP file to your email won't do any good.
I don't know if Ansar can install the app on to a device and then "export" a ROM with pre-installed DFRouter app - i guess we will know soon when he will publish he's second custom ROM that should be with Mango.
When wiping the device or flashing a new rom on a device (which wipes the device), first time it loads the OS installs some OEM apps automatically - I have TMOUS stock ROM, so it installes Flixter, TMobile Telenav, MobiTV, FamilyPlace, SlackerRadio and HTC Hub apps.
Using xda2_haseeb post's (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=952979), I downloaded the tools he provided and a TMOUS ROM and start to look into it.
While looking into the ROM, i've found the folder where these app's stored (XAP files), and the installation script that tells the OS which app's to install automatically while loading for the first time.
(I've attached an image of the folder's content)
Now, the XML that tell's the OS what to install looks like that:
Code:
<wap-provisioningdoc>
<characteristic type="AppInstall">
<characteristic type="{1A0EE8C2-48B1-DF11-8A2F-00237DE2DB9E}">
<parm name="InstallInfo" value="/windows/HTCHub.xap;/windows/HTCHub_License.xml;{AC07CBCF-48B1-DF11-8A2F-00237DE2DB9E};{6D7E8610-DBE1-4610-BC63-9DBB8DE68C4A}"/>
</characteristic>
<characteristic type="{4D30394E-CBC5-DF11-9EAE-00237DE2DB9E}">
<parm name="InstallInfo" value="\windows\TMobileNetFlix.xap;\windows\TMobileNetFlix_License.xml;{DD235761-CBC5-DF11-9EAE-00237DE2DB9E};{F49E63A0-2C6C-47CD-B280-74C126932325}"/>
</characteristic>
<characteristic type="{7D868DCD-D0C5-DF11-9EAE-00237DE2DB9E}">
<parm name="InstallInfo" value="\windows\TMobileMobiTV.xap;\windows\TMobileMobiTV_License.xml;{1D364FDA-D0C5-DF11-9EAE-00237DE2DB9E};{D542BE56-9F63-4EF3-9503-BA6BDB248F0A}"/>
</characteristic>
<characteristic type="{94F11DCD-65C6-DF11-9EAE-00237DE2DB9E}">
<parm name="InstallInfo" value="\windows\TMobileTelenav.xap;\windows\TMobileTelenav_License.xml;{95F11DCD-65C6-DF11-9EAE-00237DE2DB9E};{5BA09B54-948E-4B29-8C30-3178D5E18842}"/>
</characteristic>
<characteristic type="{D43B0937-A4C6-DF11-9EAE-00237DE2DB9E}">
<parm name="InstallInfo" value="\windows\TMobileFamilyPlace.xap;\windows\TMobileFamilyPlace_License.xml;{D53B0937-A4C6-DF11-9EAE-00237DE2DB9E};{0C1A95D5-B352-4C12-AD9D-84B214DCAFF0}"/>
</characteristic>
<characteristic type="{9D411123-CCC5-DF11-9EAE-00237DE2DB9E}">
<parm name="InstallInfo" value="\windows\30319AKU7003_SlackerRadio.xap;\windows\30319AKU7003_SlackerRadio_License.xml;{EDF31035-CCC5-DF11-9EAE-00237DE2DB9E};{049FC08D-C2FD-4E6A-A539-174BE77472BC}"/>
</characteristic>
</characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>
If we can add the DFRouter XAP file to that folder, and edit that XML to point to it, I think we're good. the automatic installation will probably try to install it.
The thing is, I don't know exactly what are these GUID's - i.e {EDF31035-CCC5-DF11-9EAE-00237DE2DB9E}.
I'm guessing it is a Hash code for the XAP file, and the second one is for the license file - but I guess that the OS will check that GUID's prior to installing that XAP file.
This is where i'm asking you for help
I can't seem to extract the other files from the ROM, so I didn't looked into them to find maybe that GUID inside something.
Do any of you have an idea where did these GUID's came from? or where can I find/generate the right ones for them?
I don't currently have the DFRouter app, but maybe it's something in the manifest file or somewhere else.
Thanks guys, let's hope to get a solution soon - I'm still on 7004 version and I want Mango so bad!
Ofir.
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If you want mango so bad why don't you wait for the final release.

<Title="DFRouter" ProductID="{8ffac3b2-fc17-443b-ab71-10cff32dabde}">
thats the GUID of DFRouter. Your idea could work. Dont know if the preinstalled provider xaps are signed, tho. Plus they are able to run interopservices. Could be useful for other devs, too to make the desired frankstein pacmaninstaller.exe ... I just wonder why noone has dont it so far. There should be reasons out there why this hasnt been done. So we should just wait for a dev to enlighten us

diboze said:
<Title="DFRouter" ProductID="{8ffac3b2-fc17-443b-ab71-10cff32dabde}">
thats the GUID of DFRouter. Your idea could work. Dont know if the preinstalled provider xaps are signed, tho. Plus they are able to run interopservices. Could be useful for other devs, too to make the desired frankstein pacmaninstaller.exe ... I just wonder why noone has dont it so far. There should be reasons out there why this hasnt been done. So we should just wait for a dev to enlighten us
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because there wasn't any way to get a franken pacmaninstaller.exe on the phone and run it (not signed anymore after modding)
but maybe it is possible now
(on wm is was like : everything cooked was automatically accepted by os )
edit1
just looked at a rom but you also mis the TelmapNavigatorFinal_License.xml (just one I used as example) from that app
all .xap's have a license.xml to and we don't have that for DFRouter
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and maybe you even have to edit the .dsm file with a tool (like dsm rebuilder)

With hspl you can fixed this problem by download rom with htc test tool include. Flash it and run htc modem test tool then click zune mode. I will give detail in dfrouter thread.

dfvn said:
With hspl you can fixed this problem by download rom with htc test tool include. Flash it and run htc modem test tool then click zune mode. I will give detail in dfrouter thread.
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Hi,
I've replied also in the original thread - I wasn't aware that there is a custom ROM with HTC USB Switch.
If you can point me to where I can download the ROM it will be highly appreciated!
Thanks!
Ofir.

For Mozard you can ues this Test rom RUU_Mozart_HTC_Generic_1.09.001.16_5.50.09.15_22.2 3.50_TEST.rar, that have test tool and can download here: http://www.multiupload.com/G1BAD9JZFQ
For HD7 can use RUU_Schubert_hTC_Asia_SEA_WWE_1.57.728.02_Radio_5. 52.09.16_22.33a.50.10_Signed_SCHUBERT_TEST.exe can be down load here: http://www.mediafire.com/?yj5plc7u64y71d9
Let me known if it work. Thanks

Whether there is a rom for htc surround (Mondrian) thanks

I Have HD7 TMOUS - Can I flash Asia ROM on my device?

what about if we send back to htc if we still have the warranty.will they able to put our phone back to normal state?

[Q] Not data unless using CM10 / Possible radio issue??

I'm in Bahrain. I have a GSM unlocked GN that I brought with me from the States. Unless I flash a ROM that is CM10, I do not receive data. I made sure that I was using the same radio on all ROMs. XXLF1 is the one working on CM10. I downloaded it to reflash other ROMs and still nothing.
There's nothing wrong with CM10. Just want to try out other ROMs. I'm a flashaholic!!
Any ideas on what it could be? Thanks in advance!

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The ROM's you are trying to flash probably don't have the correct soon settings for your operator.
Usually the web site from your operator have info on the correct settings.
Swype'ed on my CM10 Galaxy Nexus

gtlgabe said:
I'm in Bahrain. I have a GSM unlocked GN that I brought with me from the States. Unless I flash a ROM that is CM10, I do not receive data. I made sure that I was using the same radio on all ROMs. XXLF1 is the one working on CM10. I downloaded it to reflash other ROMs and still nothing.
There's nothing wrong with CM10. Just want to try out other ROMs. I'm a flashaholic!!
Any ideas on what it could be? Thanks in advance!
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It is the APN setting.
Go to Settings->More->Mobile Network->Access Point Names
Create new settings according to your carrier. One for data and the other for mms. Use "carrier" field as name. Leave unspecified fields to blank (not set/unspecified).
<apn carrier="BATELCO BH" mcc="426" mnc="01" apn="internet.batelco.com" user="internet" password="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BATELCO BH MMS" mcc="426" mnc="01" apn="mms.batelco.com" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://192.168.36.10/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="192.168.1.2" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="MTC Vodafone BH" mcc="426" mnc="02" apn="internet" user="internet" password="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MTC Vodafone BH MMS" mcc="426" mnc="02" apn="mms" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://172.18.83.129" mmsproxy="172.18.85.34" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Viva BH" mcc="426" mnc="04" apn="viva.bh" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Viva BH MMS" mcc="426" mnc="04" apn="vivawap.bh" mmsc="http://mms.viva.com.bh:38090" mmsproxy="172.18.142.36" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
Flash yakju https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images#yakju . It should have more apn entries.

[How to As990] Custom recovery and roms!

OK people, it took a good bit of time to do this and the help of a few devs to figure this out (not to mention it took me about a month and I had to completely brick an AS990 to finally get this) to get this working right!
After days of testing, I'm happy to say everything works as it should!
I know there is no development for the AS990 and as far as I (and the others that helped me) know, there is no way to get and custom recovery on the AS990 except for this guide!
Disclaimer : I am not responsible for what you do to your phone! If you brick it doing this, you must not have followed these steps right! Please know this will void your warranty!
So here it is!
The first thing you need to do is the obvious, root your device! I used iroot to root the AS990! I will post the link to it once I find it but a quick Google search should do you some good here.
Next thing I did was the crazy part! I used this link and followed its instructions to the letter and be sure to backup you apn-config.xml located in /system/etc/ and use the change apn app from the play store and write down all the info for your apns before you continue (this is a must to get data, including lte and mms!)...don't skip anything this guide says...you will turn your AS990 into an LS990 following this link...Again, follow the instructions to the letter!!! Don't cry to me if you don't follow it exactly!!! I have used this method on 2 AS990's and 2 US990's!!! (Yes, this does work for the US990 as well but I don't know if you will get lte as my uscc sims are not active).
https://m.reddit.com/r/LGG3/comments/3if357/lg_g3_as990_to_ls990/
After you do this you will not have service while on stock sprint rom, but don't fear, Tator is here!
Now that you are on stock sprint with your AS990, you again, need root...use whatever rooting method you want for sprint...I used the one click root for lg g3. Now that you have root use flashify to download and flash twrp for the LS990. After you have twrp working, you will want to pull the modem.bin from the AS990 tot using the tot extractor. After you pull this file from the tot, you will rename it to modem.img.
Link for the AS990 tot that I used : http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-...e-as99010a-t3183928/post62444120#post62444120
I used the windows cmd prompt and did the "ren modem.bin modem.img" (without quotes) to rename the file after I extracted it.
Link for the tot extractor : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2600575
Then move the modem.img to the internal sdcard of the phone. Then using terminal emulator, I did the following
su
dd if=/sdcard/modem.img of=/dev/block/platform/msm__sdcc.1/by-name/modem
That will flash your stock AS990 modem back on the phone (which is needed so everything works right).
After you have done all this bs, you are free to flash any aosp LS990 rom you would like to run! (I have only tested aosp because its all I run on my phone) just be sure to move your apn-config.xml to /system/etc and then enter your apn info you had written down (you may have to use change apn from the play store to do this depending on what rom you have flashed) and you should be good to go!
I will edit this and organize it more later because I'm pressed for time right now! I will also give credit to those who helped me through this process! Any questions, please post here and I will do my best to help anyone who needs it...I know this is poorly written for now but again, I'm pressed for time! If there is anything you don't understand about this how to, please be patient with me as I make revisions throughout the day!
Credits : bender_007
jorapi
the creators of the tools used to do this
and myself
If I forgot anyone, please inform me. I will always give proper credit where its due!!!

If you have the courage to try this with other devices, cdma only, please post your success stories so that it can help others with this! We are all one community and it would be good to help those in need!
If you post a success story, please share any "extra" steps you took (if you took any) so that it may help others!
If you didn't take any extra steps, then good deal. I can only vouch for this working 100% with the AS990 though I'm "almost" positive this work the same with the US990

BakedTator said:
OK people, it took a good bit of time to do this and the help of a few devs to figure this out (not to mention it took me about a month and I had to completely brick an AS990 to finally get this) to get this working right!
After days of testing, I'm happy to say everything works as it should!
I know there is no development for the AS990 and as far as I (and the others that helped me) know, there is no way to get and custom recovery on the AS990 except for this guide!
Disclaimer : I am not responsible for what you do to your phone! If you brick it doing this, you must not have followed these steps right! Please know this will void your warranty!
So here it is!
The first thing you need to do is the obvious, root your device! I used iroot to root the AS990! I will post the link to it once I find it but a quick Google search should do you some good here.
Next thing I did was the crazy part! I used this link and followed its instructions to the letter and be sure to backup you apn-config.xml located in /system/etc/ and use the change apn app from the play store and write down all the info for your apns before you continue (this is a must to get data, including lte and mms!)...don't skip anything this guide says...you will turn your AS990 into an LS990 following this link...Again, follow the instructions to the letter!!! Don't cry to me if you don't follow it exactly!!! I have used this method on 2 AS990's and 2 US990's!!! (Yes, this does work for the US990 as well but I don't know if you will get lte as my uscc sims are not active).
https://m.reddit.com/r/LGG3/comments/3if357/lg_g3_as990_to_ls990/
After you do this you will not have service while on stock sprint rom, but don't fear, Tator is here!
Now that you are on stock sprint with your AS990, you again, need root...use whatever rooting method you want for sprint...I used the one click root for lg g3. Now that you have root use flashify to download and flash twrp for the LS990. After you have twrp working, you will want to pull the modem.bin from the AS990 tot using the tot extractor. After you pull this file from the tot, you will rename it to modem.img.
Link for the AS990 tot that I used : http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-...e-as99010a-t3183928/post62444120#post62444120
I used the windows cmd prompt and did the "ren modem.bin modem.img" (without quotes) to rename the file after I extracted it.
Link for the tot extractor : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2600575
Then move the modem.img to the internal sdcard of the phone. Then using terminal emulator, I did the following
su
dd if=/sdcard/modem.img of=/dev/block/platform/msm__sdcc.1/by-name/modem
That will flash your stock AS990 modem back on the phone (which is needed so everything works right).
After you have done all this bs, you are free to flash any aosp LS990 rom you would like to run! (I have only tested aosp because its all I run on my phone) just be sure to move your apn-config.xml to /system/etc and then enter your apn info you had written down (you may have to use change apn from the play store to do this depending on what rom you have flashed) and you should be good to go!
I will edit this and organize it more later because I'm pressed for time right now! I will also give credit to those who helped me through this process! Any questions, please post here and I will do my best to help anyone who needs it...I know this is poorly written for now but again, I'm pressed for time! If there is anything you don't understand about this how to, please be patient with me as I make revisions throughout the day!
Credits : bender_007
jorapi
the creators of the tools used to do this
and myself
If I forgot anyone, please inform me. I will always give proper credit where its due!!!
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A little detail here you need to use an apn backup and restore app because not all carriers use the same layout for the apns found that out the hard way using another method and ended up having to restore my old rom on my as990 and pulling the apns again.

thjubeck said:
A little detail here you need to use an apn backup and restore app because not all carriers use the same layout for the apns found that out the hard way using another method and ended up having to restore my old rom on my as990 and pulling the apns again.
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Just root the stock rom, use root explorer (or any other file explorer that uses root) and copy the apn_config.xml to your computer or external sdcard...also use change apn from the play store and write all that info down so that when you flash an ls990 aosp rom, you can add those apns in either with the built in apns in setting, mobile data or use change apn from the play store to add them...then movebthe apn_config.xml back in /system/etc

BakedTator said:
Just root the stock rom, use root explorer (or any other file explorer that uses root) and copy the apn_config.xml to your computer or external sdcard...also use change apn from the play store and write all that info down so that when you flash an ls990 aosp rom, you can add those apns in either with the built in apns in setting, mobile data or use change apn from the play store to add them...then movebthe apn_config.xml back in /system/etc
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Not all carriers store their apns in that folder and I tried this method and it would not work with my carrier.

thjubeck said:
Not all carriers store their apns in that folder and I tried this method and it would not work with my carrier.
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Who is your carrier? Every single phone I have messed with from ics on, the apn_config.xml is located in the folder

BakedTator said:
Who is your carrier? Every single phone I have messed with from ics on, the apn_config.xml is located in the folder
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Carolina west wireless

thjubeck said:
Carolina west wireless
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Will you zip, upload, and link me a copy of your etc folder please?
And did you reflash the modem file for your phone...if you flash to sprint, you won't get service on the stock rom at all

BakedTator said:
Will you zip, upload, and link me a copy of your etc folder please?
And did you reflash the modem file for your phone...if you flash to sprint, you won't get service on the stock rom at all
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You can get service on stock if you use my guide but I can't get the com.android.phone app to work. Otherwise text and internet are working on stock sprint already. You don't have to modify the modem for it to work only modify the build.prop. I'm working on getting the rest to work at the moment.
below is the contents of the file you referenced but these are not the settings that the phone uses.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!-- /* ** Copyright 2006, The Android Open Source Project ** ** Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); ** you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. ** You may obtain a copy of the License at ** ** http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 ** ** Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software ** distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, ** WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. ** See the License for the specific language governing permissions and ** limitations under the License. */ -->
<!-- use empty string to specify no proxy or port -->
<!-- If you edit this version, also edit the version in the partner-supplied apns-conf.xml configuration file -->
<!-- /* 2013-03-04 [email protected] [ACG_0001] LG_DATA_ACG_ADD_APN_INFO_TO_TELEPHONY_DB [START] */ -->
-<apns version="8">
<!-- /* 2013-03-04 [email protected] [ACG_0001] LG_DATA_ACG_ADD_APN_INFO_TO_TELEPHONY_DB [END] */ -->
<!-- For commercial network -->
<apn preferapp="" defaultflag="0" bearer="0" protocol="IPV4V6" type="default,mms,supl" mmsport="" mmsproxy="" mmsc="" port="" proxy="" server="" password="" user="" apn="internet" mnc="000" mcc="310" carrier="internet"/>
<apn preferapp="" defaultflag="0" bearer="0" protocol="IPV4V6" type="admin" mmsport="" mmsproxy="" port="" proxy="" server="" password="" user="" apn="admin" mnc="000" mcc="310" carrier="admin"/>
<apn preferapp="" defaultflag="0" bearer="0" protocol="IPV4V6" type="dun" mmsport="" mmsproxy="" port="" proxy="" server="" password="" user="" apn="tethering" mnc="000" mcc="310" carrier="tethering"/>
<!-- /* 2013-05-15 [email protected] ACG_ADD_APN_INFO_FOR_TEST [START] */ -->
<apn preferapp="" defaultflag="0" bearer="0" protocol="IPV4V6" type="default,mms,supl" mmsport="" mmsproxy="" mmsc="" port="" proxy="" server="" password="" user="" apn="internet" mnc="01" mcc="001" carrier="TEST_INTERNET"/>
<apn preferapp="" defaultflag="0" bearer="0" protocol="IPV4V6" type="admin" mmsport="" mmsproxy="" port="" proxy="" server="" password="" user="" apn="admin" mnc="01" mcc="001" carrier="TEST_ADMIN"/>
<apn preferapp="" defaultflag="0" bearer="0" protocol="IPV4V6" type="dun" mmsport="" mmsproxy="" port="" proxy="" server="" password="" user="" apn="tethering" mnc="01" mcc="001" carrier="TEST_TETHERING"/>
<apn preferapp="" defaultflag="0" bearer="0" protocol="IPV4V6" type="default,mms,supl" mmsport="" mmsproxy="" mmsc="" port="" proxy="" server="" password="" user="" apn="internet" mnc="010" mcc="001" carrier="TEST_INTERNET"/>
<apn preferapp="" defaultflag="0" bearer="0" protocol="IPV4V6" type="admin" mmsport="" mmsproxy="" port="" proxy="" server="" password="" user="" apn="admin" mnc="010" mcc="001" carrier="TEST_ADMIN"/>
<apn preferapp="" defaultflag="0" bearer="0" protocol="IPV4V6" type="dun" mmsport="" mmsproxy="" port="" proxy="" server="" password="" user="" apn="tethering" mnc="010" mcc="001" carrier="TEST_TETHERING"/>
<apn preferapp="" defaultflag="0" protocol="IPV4V6" type="default,mms" mmsport="8000" mmsproxy="203.229.247.28" mmsc="http://203.229.247.19/mm1" port="" proxy="" server="" password="lge" user="lge" apn="lte46" mnc="00" mcc="450" carrier="LGE DEFAULT" authtype="1"/>
<apn preferapp="" defaultflag="0" protocol="IPV4V6" type="ims" mmsport="" mmsproxy="" mmsc="" port="" proxy="" server="" password="lge" user="lge" apn="IMS" mnc="00" mcc="450" carrier="LGE IMS" authtype="1"/>
<!-- /* 2013-05-15 [email protected] ACG_ADD_APN_INFO_FOR_TEST [END] */ -->
</apns>

thjubeck said:
You can get service on stock if you use my guide but I can't get the com.android.phone app to work. Otherwise text and internet are working on stock sprint already. You don't have to modify the modem for it to work only modify the build.prop. I'm working on getting the rest to work at the moment.
below is the contents of the file you referenced but these are not the settings that the phone uses.
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I had everything working without the modem for the as990, but the device would crash is I made or received a call...flashing the modem fixed everything for me...I'm on ntelos...while on stock, download the change apn app and look at your apns that way...write that info down...very important step in getting lte and MMS working
And the info you sent is the xml file...just back it up so you can move it to the sprint rom...its not as important as writing down the stuff you see in the change apn app though

BakedTator said:
I had everything working without the modem for the as990, but the device would crash is I made or received a call...flashing the modem fixed everything for me...I'm on ntelos...while on stock, download the change apn app and look at your apns that way...write that info down...very important step in getting lte and MMS working
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here is another method of backing them up. I'm commenting to help other users if they have issues.

thjubeck said:
here is another method of backing them up. I'm commenting to help other users if they have issues.
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Good...we need as many contributions as we can for the as990 users...using change apn don't back them up...it allows you to edit and input your apns...that is a must for aosp...don't know about stock as I don't ever run stock or any variation of stock...I'm aosp all the way
And even though it will most likely say you don't have access to the apn settings in mobile networks, make the changes anyway...they "should" stick...they do for me as long as I put in the correct apn...if I mis-type something important, it won't stick...don't try and change the MCC or MNC because then your changes won't stick...it should get those values from the sim

BakedTator said:
Good...we need as many contributions as we can for the as990 users...using change apn don't back them up...it allows you to edit and input your apns...that is a must for aosp...don't know about stock as I don't ever run stock or any variation of stock...I'm aosp all the way
And even though it will most likely say you don't have access to the apn settings in mobile networks, make the changes anyway...they "should" stick...they do for me as long as I put in the correct apn...if I mis-type something important, it won't stick...don't try and change the MCC or MNC because then your changes won't stick...it should get those values from the sim
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Tried everything I know and still cant get mms to work.

Is everything else working?
Using change apn, put "http://203.229.247.19/mm1" without the quotes as the mmsc

BakedTator said:
Is everything else working?
Using change apn, put "http://203.229.247.19/mm1" without the quotes as the mmsc
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yup already tried that I'm back on the stock at the moment may try again when I get home. I may try coping the phone.apk mms.apk and messaging apps from stock and see if I can use that to get stock sprint working.

thjubeck said:
yup already tried that I'm back on the stock at the moment may try again when I get home. I may try coping the phone.apk mms.apk and messaging apps from stock and see if I can use that to get stock sprint working.
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Got it to work. Not sure where it is stored but the new Carolina West Wireless phones use MMSC http://mms.iot1.com/amarillo/mms.php its a VOIP/ VLTE proxy or something of that sort anyways I have receiving down now just have to call the service department to reset my MMS some how it got stuck in sending on the stock rom and now its still locked up.

i need more help can you send more information how to root my lg g3 AS990 from ntelos please
Sent from my LG-AS990 using XDA Free mobile app

yorimoto1987 said:
i need more help can you send more information how to root my lg g3 AS990 from ntelos please
Sent from my LG-AS990 using XDA Free mobile app
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What version of Android are you on? KitKat or lollipop?

thanks
BakedTator said:
What version of Android are you on? KitKat or lollipop?
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lollipop version
---------- Post added at 08:31 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:25 PM ----------
BakedTator said:
What version of Android are you on? KitKat or lollipop?
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I'am on lollipop version

Google search iroot...I can't get the link right now, I'm not home...you install it on your computer and follow the instructions... After that, follow the OP and you will be golden...I'm on ntelos as well

[GUIDE] How to add 5G support for non-supported (yet) carriers

Hi !
Some of you might have been able to enable 5G on your Pixel 4a 5G thanks to the answers of @Lemon200 and @mordof. I just wanted to post a complete guide to make this more clear for everyone.
PREREQUISITES
A rooted Pixel 4a 5G
Having QPST
Downloading the attached Xperia 1 Qualcomm Drivers
ADB
Be sure Network Signal Guru is closed
Connecting to QPST
Enable USB debug
Connect your phone to your Windows PC
Open PowerShell
Code:
adb shell
su
resetprop ro.bootmode usbradio
resetprop ro.build.type userdebug
setprop sys.usb.config diag,diag_mdm,adb
diag_mdlog
cancel (ctrl+c) once it starts to "hang" at failed to open diag socket
change usb config (file transfer, no file transfer)
Now open device manager, you should see an unknown device.
Right click the device and select Update driver.
Select "Browse my computer for drivers"
Select "Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer".
Select "All devices".
Browse drivers in extracted Xperia 1 Qualcomm Drivers folder and select qcuser.inf
Then find "Qualcomm HS-USB MDM Diagnostics 90B6" and click "Next" to install it. Ignore the warning.
Now you can open QPST. Be sure your Pixel 4a 5G is correctly detected and open " Start Clients -menu -> QPST EFS Explorer"
Modifying Files
Now that you have QPST EFS Explorer open, go to the policyman directory.
We first want to edit carrier_polixy.xml. Download it and save a copy somewhere.
Enabling 5G
You have 2 ways to do that. You can either add your carrier by adding in the first list
Code:
<plmn_list name="plmn_carrier-country">MCC-MNC</plmn_list>
(replace carrier-country and MCC-MNC by the correct names and values, for example, it is plmn_free-fr for Free Mobile in France and MCC-MNC are 208-15 and 208-16[if your carrier have two or more MNC just add them all, it should be something like that : <plmn_list name="plmn_free-fr">208-15 208-16</plmn_list>])
And then add
Code:
<imsi_plmn_in list="plmn_carrier-country" />
(replace carrier-country by the correct names)
before the last
Code:
</any_of>
<then>
<rat_capability base="none">
<include> G W L 5G </include>
</rat_capability>
<stop />
</then>
---
Alternatively can add "5G" at the end of every rat_capability field.
You will go from something like this
Code:
<rat_capability base="none">
<include> G W L </include>
</rat_capability>
to
Code:
<rat_capability base="none">
<include> G W L 5G </include>
</rat_capability>
Save, and replace the file with the edited one.
If your Carrier uses DSS you should follow the next step. If it doesn't, you can reboot now and enjoy your new 5G phone.
The next step is very useful to actually connect to the antenna for carriers using the same frequencies for LTE and 5G (for example, B28 for LTE and n28 for 5G both using the 700 MHz frequency).
Enable DSS
We want to edit lte_feature_restrictions.xml. Download it and save a copy somewhere.
First, find
Code:
<plmn_list name="dss_plmns" ns="global">
228-01 505-01 505-11 505-39 505-71 505-72 204-04 262-02 204-16 204-20 232-03 232-04 232-07
</plmn_list>
Add your MCC+MNC in this list.
Then, replace
Code:
<lte_feature name="NR_DSS">
<all_of>
<boolean_test name="carrier:dss_is_enabled" />
<any_of>
<serving_plmn_in list="plmn_att" />
<serving_plmn_in list="plmn_cricket" />
<serving_plmn_in list="plmn_firstnet" />
<serving_plmn_in list="plmn_rogers" />
<serving_plmn_in list="plmn_dtag (high)" />
<serving_plmn_in list="plmn_vfie" />
<serving_plmn_in list="plmn_testra" />
<serving_plmn_in list="plmn_vzw" />
<serving_plmn_in list="plmn_tmo" />
</any_of>
</all_of>
</lte_feature>
with
Code:
<lte_feature name="NR_DSS">
<any_of>
<boolean_test name="carrier:dss_is_enabled" />
<serving_plmn_in list="dss_plmns" />
</any_of>
</lte_feature>
Save, replace the file with the edited one and reboot.
You should now be able to fully access to the 5G network.
---
To check if everything worked, if you are near a 5G antenna, you can use Network Signal Guru to check if you really are connected in NR-NSA (non standalone 5G).
You can also dial *#*#4636#*#*.
You should see NR Available : True and NR State : CONNECTED.
Also, be sure your preferred network type has been set to NR/LTE/*the other types of network your country uses*

>Alternatively you may just make it work by replacing all
Instead of saying:
>replace all "G W L" by "G W L 5G", (you forgot to add the "5G" in the bottom one in your guide btw),
maybe it's better to say:
> add "5G" at the end of every rat_capability field.

swangjang said:
>Alternatively you may just make it work by replacing all
Instead of saying:
>replace all "G W L" by "G W L 5G", (you forgot to add the "5G" in the bottom one in your guide btw),
maybe it's better to say:
> add "5G" at the end of every rat_capability field.
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You are right, thanks for the suggestion! I've edited the guide.

Does this work for enabling Standalone 5G on carriers like T-Mobile?

For those looking these are the two files discussed in the guide, modified to include 5G, and all possible MCC+MNC combinations.
Let me know if they work.
*edit: 03/02/2021 - corrected minor errors in the xml files.

Stoozak said:
For those looking these are the two files discussed in the guide, modified to include 5G, and all possible MCC+MNC combinations.
Let me know if they work.
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Where are these located to replace ?

rbouza1 said:
Where are these located to replace ?
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They need to be placed in the policyman directory using QPST EFS Explorer per the OP.

Stoozak said:
For those looking these are the two files discussed in the guide, modified to include 5G, and all possible MCC+MNC combinations.
Let me know if they work.
*edit: 03/02/2021 - corrected minor errors in the xml files.
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It's a great idea but those files depends on the country you are in. From what I saw yesterday they probably won't work in EU.

yoyo linuxien said:
It's a great idea but those files depends on the country you are in. From what I saw yesterday they probably won't work in EU.
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I'd be curious to know. The carrier policy has had the '5G' added where required, and the MCC+MNC has had all the codes from https://www.mcc-mnc.com/ added

yoyo linuxien said:
Hi !
Some of you might have been able to enable 5G on your Pixel 4a 5G thanks to the answers of @Lemon200 and @mordof. I just wanted to post a complete guide to make this more clear for everyone.
PREREQUISITES
A rooted Pixel 4a 5G
Having QPST
Downloading the attached Xperia 1 Qualcomm Drivers
ADB
Be sure Network Signal Guru is closed
Connecting to QPST
Enable USB debug
Connect your phone to your Windows PC
Open PowerShell
Code:
adb shell
su
resetprop ro.bootmode usbradio
resetprop ro.build.type userdebug
setprop sys.usb.config diag,diag_mdm,adb
diag_mdlog
cancel (ctrl+c) once it starts to "hang" at failed to open diag socket
change usb config (file transfer, no file transfer)
Now open device manager, you should see an unknown device.
Right click the device and select Update driver.
Select "Browse my computer for drivers"
Select "Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer".
Select "All devices".
Browse drivers in extracted Xperia 1 Qualcomm Drivers folder and select qcuser.inf
Then find "Qualcomm HS-USB MDM Diagnostics 90B6" and click "Next" to install it. Ignore the warning.
Now you can open QPST. Be sure your Pixel 4a 5G is correctly detected and open " Start Clients -menu -> QPST EFS Explorer"
Modifying Files
Now that you have QPST EFS Explorer open, go to the policyman directory.
We first want to edit carrier_polixy.xml. Download it and save a copy somewhere.
Enabling 5G
You have 2 ways to do that. You can either add your carrier by adding in the first list
Code:
<plmn_list name="plmn_carrier-country">MCC-MNC</plmn_list>
(replace carrier-country and MCC-MNC by the correct names and values, for example, it is plmn_free-fr for Free Mobile in France and MCC-MNC are 208-15 and 208-16[if your carrier have two or more MNC just add them all, it should be something like that : <plmn_list name="plmn_free-fr">208-15 208-16</plmn_list>])
And then add
Code:
<imsi_plmn_in list="plmn_carrier-country" />
(replace carrier-country by the correct names)
before the last
Code:
</any_of>
<then>
<rat_capability base="none">
<include> G W L 5G </include>
</rat_capability>
<stop />
</then>
---
Alternatively can add "5G" at the end of every rat_capability field.
You will go from something like this
Code:
<rat_capability base="none">
<include> G W L </include>
</rat_capability>
to
Code:
<rat_capability base="none">
<include> G W L 5G </include>
</rat_capability>
Save, and replace the file with the edited one.
If your Carrier uses DSS you should follow the next step. If it doesn't, you can reboot now and enjoy your new 5G phone.
The next step is very useful to actually connect to the antenna for carriers using the same frequencies for LTE and 5G (for example, B28 for LTE and n28 for 5G both using the 700 MHz frequency).
Enable DSS
We want to edit lte_feature_restrictions.xml. Download it and save a copy somewhere.
First, find
Code:
<plmn_list name="dss_plmns" ns="global">
228-01 505-01 505-11 505-39 505-71 505-72 204-04 262-02 204-16 204-20 232-03 232-04 232-07
</plmn_list>
Add your MCC+MNC in this list.
Then, replace
Code:
<lte_feature name="NR_DSS">
<all_of>
<boolean_test name="carrier:dss_is_enabled" />
<any_of>
<serving_plmn_in list="plmn_att" />
<serving_plmn_in list="plmn_cricket" />
<serving_plmn_in list="plmn_firstnet" />
<serving_plmn_in list="plmn_rogers" />
<serving_plmn_in list="plmn_dtag (high)" />
<serving_plmn_in list="plmn_vfie" />
<serving_plmn_in list="plmn_testra" />
<serving_plmn_in list="plmn_vzw" />
<serving_plmn_in list="plmn_tmo" />
</any_of>
</all_of>
</lte_feature>
with
Code:
<lte_feature name="NR_DSS">
<any_of>
<boolean_test name="carrier:dss_is_enabled" />
<serving_plmn_in list="dss_plmns" />
</any_of>
</lte_feature>
Save, replace the file with the edited one and reboot.
You should now be able to fully access to the 5G network.
---
To check if everything worked, if you are near a 5G antenna, you can use Network Signal Guru to check if you really are connected in NR-NSA (non standalone 5G).
You can also dial *#*#4636#*#*.
You should see NR Available : True and NR State : CONNECTED.
Also, be sure your preferred network type has been set to NR/LTE/*the other types of network your country uses*
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I applied the steps above on my Pixel 5G, not able to select 5G in network settings though.
Maybe this is an old thread?

matlear said:
I applied the steps above on my Pixel 5G, not able to select 5G in network settings though.
Maybe this is an old thread?
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You are welcome to try the files I uploaded to the thread. I have not had feedback from other users, but I can definitely enable 5G.

Stoozak said:
You are welcome to try the files I uploaded to the thread. I have not had feedback from other users, but I can definitely enable 5G.
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Are you on esim or physical SIM ? Are you on Free Mobile France ?

matlear said:
Are you on esim or physical SIM ?
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Physical sim

Stoozak said:
Physical sim
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Free Mobile or other carrier?

matlear said:
Free Mobile or other carrier?
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Another carrier, but if I understand the modifications we're making it shouldn't matter.

Stoozak said:
Another carrier, but if I understand the modifications we're making it shouldn't matter.
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So in your carrier policy file above I would still need to add my carrier, correct? I don't see it in your file.

matlear said:
So in your carrier policy file above I would still need to add my carrier, correct? I don't see it in your file.
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I went the with route 2 and added 5G to all rat_capability field. So you should not have to modify anything further.

matlear said:
I applied the steps above on my Pixel 5G, not able to select 5G in network settings though.
Maybe this is an old thread?
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You won't be able to select it via the Settings, it's completely normal. It is enough if it is already enabled (NR) in the Phone Infos. Be sure you are next to a working 5G cell. You may also use Network Signal Guru to disable B28 to "force" the n28.

yoyo linuxien said:
You won't be able to select it via the Settings, it's completely normal. It is enough if it is already enabled (NR) in the Phone Infos. Be sure you are next to a working 5G cell. You may also use Network Signal Guru to disable B28 to "force" the n28.
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Please I need diag for pixel 5 android 12