Dear friends, My phone is only about 3-4 months old and it is working ok, but it gets rebooted for reasons unknown to me, please help me out ...
Which firmware do u have? Settings > About phone
android 4.1.2
Memphis_ said:
Which firmware do u have? Settings > About phone
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My current firmware is android 4.1.2
Yes but the version number.
Memphis_ said:
Yes but the version number.
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N7100DDDLK6 (BASEBAND VERSION)
3.0.31-1071214 (Kernel version)
Well Baseband version isn't the firmware one but I think you could first try to update your system via OTA or Odin.
Memphis_ said:
Well Baseband version isn't the firmware one but I think you could first try to update your system via OTA or Odin.
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is it a hardware fault or a software fault ??
Software I think
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Hey
When I enter the service menu, and check software info, it says for Phone Software Version: 1246-7916_4.1.B.0.431
For the file system version it says: World-i_4.1.B.0.587
Do I have to update the phone software version now, because the phone is running fine? Or is it oke this way?
Thanks a lot
Bram
Bramboos_95 said:
When I enter the service menu, and check software info, it says for Phone Software Version: 1246-7916_4.1.B.0.431
For the file system version it says: World-i_4.1.B.0.587
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Did you root your Phone flashing the 431 kernel?
XperienceD said:
Did you root your Phone flashing the 431 kernel?
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Oh yeah I think that is the problem. Thanks, now its both .587
Bra
Hi,
I tried updating my GT-N7100 device using kies but I get the following message:
"your device's current firmware version is not supported to update firmware via kies"
My device is not rooted nor I wish it to be (at least not for now) and I am using the stock ROM.
My current firmware version is:
PDA: MB2 / PHONE: LK7 / CSC: MA2 (XXX).
I have read that I need to chacge my CSC to match my PDA but I don't know which CSC to choose,
and I dislike the idea of factory reset to my phone.
Any advice ?
Thanks,
Aviad
MercuryLA said:
Hi,
I tried updating my GT-N7100 device using kies but I get the following message:
"your device's current firmware version is not supported to update firmware via kies"
My device is not rooted nor I wish it to be (at least not for now) and I am using the stock ROM.
My current firmware version is:
PDA: MB2 / PHONE: LK7 / CSC: MA2 (XXX).
I have read that I need to chacge my CSC to match my PDA but I don't know which CSC to choose,
and I dislike the idea of factory reset to my phone.
Any advice ?
Thanks,
Aviad
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check this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2418687
sora9009 said:
check this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2418687
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Hi,
Thanks for the quick reply.
I don't have any EFS backup (or any other backup) that I know of.
I tried to check with "check fus" app but I saw the following message -
!! This tool no longer work due to changes from Samsung. A solution is being worked on! !!
Thanks,
Aviad
MercuryLA said:
Hi,
Thanks for the quick reply.
I don't have any EFS backup (or any other backup) that I know of.
I tried to check with "check fus" app but I saw the following message -
!! This tool no longer work due to changes from Samsung. A solution is being worked on! !!
Thanks,
Aviad
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so no kies for you mate..just live with odin.
!! This tool no longer work due to changes from Samsung. A solution is being worked on! !!
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it works to check the product code.
sora9009 said:
so no kies for you mate..just live with odin.
it works to check the product code.
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How do I do it with Odin?
What version of Odin should I use?
Is there no other way to match the codes?
I've found that by pressing *#1234# in my phone I get the following data:
AP: N7100XXDMB2
CP: N7100XXDLK7
CSC: N7100DTMDMA2
Can this help me?
Hi
Thanks in advance for the help.
I have a UK orange mobile galaxy NOTE 2 LTE N7105.
I want to root it, but use a stock ROM for now.
When I looked for the CF autoroot download files, I found a problem.
My build number is KOT49H.N7100XXUFNI1 , which seems to be for a N7100. I think this maybe because it got an OTA update while i was in India.
Now my questions are -
1. Which CF auto root file should I use the one that matches my actual device or the build number itself?
CF-Auto-Root-t03g-t03gxx-gtn7100.zip
for the N7100 but matches my build number
or
CF-Auto-Root-t0lte-t0ltexx-gtn7105.zip
for N7105(my phone) but does not match my build number
2. If I don't unlock the bootloader(i asume it is locked as I have not tried to unlock it) , will it wipe my data? and if so, how do I unlock my bootloader in the simplest way first?
Thanks
N710x don't have locked bbotloader.
As your device has got that OTA and seems to work for you, I am convinced you have an N7100, otherwise you would have lost wifi and ability to make calls because of wrong baseband.
Androidwizzard said:
N710x don't have locked bbotloader.
As your device has got that OTA and seems to work for you, I am convinced you have an N7100, otherwise you would have lost wifi and ability to make calls because of wrong baseband.
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Hi. Thanks for the quick reply.
I am not experienced with any of this. I am not sure if the bootloader is locked. I was asking just because on the CF website it mentioned this.This is not related the the first query I amde about the build number discrepancy.
I got the OTA when in India - I am not sure if this makes a difference. My device as the LTE sign on the back of the casing. And my phone has a 4g connect mode in the mobile networks tab in settings.
In the "about device" section it states my model as GT-N7105. And it states the 7105 model on the box I received from orange.
My baseband version is N7105BVUFNE1 and the SE for android status - enforcing SEPF_GT-N7105_4.4.2_0040.
Any thoughts?
OK, now it is clear that you have LTE N7105.
I suggest to flash stock firmware for your region from HERE through Odin and then TWRP from HERE.
I suppose you are going to flash a custom rom so no need to root your device.
Androidwizzard said:
OK, now it is clear that you have LTE N7105.
I suggest to flash stock firmware for your region from through Odin and then TWRP from
I suppose you are going to flash a custom rom so no need to root your device.
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What is TWRP?
I assume that the firmware I must pick is for a N7105?
I wanted to root but use a stock ROM - I was mainly worried about custom ROMS not having updates for security related issues as I use banking apps. Is it safer to root and use a stock ROM?
doclr said:
What is TWRP?
I assume that the firmware I must pick is for a N7105?
I wanted to root but use a stock ROM - I was mainly worried about custom ROMS not having updates for security related issues as I use banking apps. Is it safer to root and use a stock ROM?
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I have linked to N7105 firmware in my last post.
Forget about TWRP and go for CF-autoroot for your LTE device after firmware flash.
Custom roms aren't unsafe but you got to find out yourself and it is your decicion where to go :good:
Androidwizzard said:
I have linked to N7105 firmware in my last post.
Forget about TWRP and go for CF-autoroot for your LTE device after firmware flash.
Custom roms aren't unsafe but you got to find out yourself and it is your decicion where to go :good:
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Sorry - not sure if I am being dumb here.
But...
On the Sammobile website link you posted the firmware for my device is correct.
"United Kingdom (EE) 4.4.2 N7105XXUFNI2 " This is what shows in my device information.
But on the ChainFire page this build number does not correspond to the LTE version N7105 cfautoroot file.
See the details from the table on the chain fire website please.
"GT-N7100 t03gxx t03g smdk4x12 exynos4 KOT49H.N7100XXUFNI1 4.4.2"
"GT-N7105 t0ltexx t0lte smdk4x12 exynos4 KOT49H.N7105XXUFNH1 4.4.2"
So, if my build number is N7100XXUFNI1 but my phone is the LTE version - which cfautoroot file must I flash?
Hi Sorry did my previous post and question go through?
doclr said:
Hi Sorry did my previous post and question go through?
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I would try the LTE version or root with supersu.zip
Androidwizzard said:
I would try the LTE version or root with supersu.zip
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Thanks
Where can I get safe copy of supersu.zip ?
doclr said:
Thanks
Where can I get safe copy of supersu.zip ?
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HERE
https://support.t-mobile.com/docs/DOC-27648
Android Security Updates
Phone Samsung GALAXY Note3
Model SM-N900T
PDA Version N900TUVSFPL1
CSC Version N900TTMBFPL1
PHONE Version N900TUVSFPL1
Region TMB
Country USA (T-Mobile)
Build Date 12.12.2016
Changelist 6005498
OS Lollipop
OS Version 5.0
If anyone tried using CF-root successfully, leave a confirmation below.
I'm interested too if anyone flashes please report back asap. Doesn't seem like much seeing as the rom is still 5.0 not 5.1 or 6 so more than likely its just 300 mb of "security updates".
Just an update: the new PL1 firmware can be rooted by CF-auto-root.
One more update: the android security patch level is still 2016-09-01, the same as the SPH3 firmware. Don't know why they say this is an "android security update"in the description.
I thought the android security patch level should be 2016-12-01 since it was built on 2016-12-12.
i couldnt ge the cf-root to work on mine. it says theres a dev error. is there a newer version to use?
bb031577 said:
i couldnt ge the cf-root to work on mine. it says theres a dev error. is there a newer version to use?
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Odin flash the cf-root tar file.
googlephone said:
Odin flash the cf-root tar file.
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I did that 3times and it keeps giving me the same error message. I think I'm using the wrong tar file. I'm using the one for n900TTMBFOB6. Is there a different one for N900TTMBFPL1?
bb031577 said:
I did that 3times and it keeps giving me the same error message. I think I'm using the wrong tar file. I'm using the one for n900TTMBFOB6. Is there a different one for N900TTMBFPL1?
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Should be the same.
I downloaded here:https://download.chainfire.eu/354/CF-Root
Unzip the file and Odin flash the tar.md5 file only, not the zip file.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH IT WORKED PERFECTLY. It must have been the file i downloaded from before.
Baseband not updaing
Hi guys..
I have upgraded to the N900TUVSFPL1 update.. but I noticed the baseband still says N900TUVSFPH3 and the Android Security Patch Level says 2016-09-01... is this normal?
the Build number does say N900TUVSFPL1.
Did anyone try flashing roms through TWRP? if so what do you guys use?
macster2075 said:
Hi guys..
I have upgraded to the N900TUVSFPL1 update.. but I noticed the baseband still says N900TUVSFPH3 and the Android Security Patch Level says 2016-09-01... is this normal?
the Build number does say N900TUVSFPL1.
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The baseband should be PL1 but the android security patch level should still be 2016-09-01.
macster2075 said:
Hi guys..
I have upgraded to the N900TUVSFPL1 update.. but I noticed the baseband still says N900TUVSFPH3 and the Android Security Patch Level says 2016-09-01... is this normal?
the Build number does say N900TUVSFPL1.
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I think that you have to power off the phone and boot into download mode from the power off state. Otherwise, the bootloader and baseband won't update.
frequentc said:
I think that you have to power off the phone and boot into download mode from the power off state. Otherwise, the bootloader and baseband won't update.
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In order to install the update, I had to get into download mode.
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In order to install the update, I had to get into download mode.
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Right.. but it makes a difference if you reboot into download mode (while the phone's still on) or have the phone turned off and then boot directly into download mode (volume-down + home + power).
frequentc said:
Right.. but it makes a difference if you reboot into download mode (while the phone's still on) or have to phone turned off and then boot directly into download mode (volume-down + home + power).
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Yes.. I had to do that in order to re-root using CF-Root and also to flash the recovery.
Is this ROM based on Android 5.1.1 like others are speculating? If this is just 5.0, I'm saying "Screw Touchwiz", and staying on my AOSP Nougat...
AndroidHacker99 said:
Is this ROM based on Android 5.1.1 like others are speculating? If this is just 5.0, I'm saying "Screw Touchwiz", and staying on my AOSP Nougat...
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Still 5.0
Is it possible to take only the most update modem (CP) from this?
I am looking to flash the latest modem for Tmo US Note 3.
Maybe flashing via Odin in the CP button?
elyranon said:
Did anyone try flashing roms through TWRP? if so what do you guys use?
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FlashFIre. Many older posts talk MOP, TWRP, etc. At least with this hardware and firmware, FlashFire is all I use. (Much gratitude to Chainfire.)
hapa8o8 said:
Is it possible to take only the most update modem (CP) from this?
I am looking to flash the latest modem for Tmo US Note 3.
Maybe flashing via Odin in the CP button?
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Code:
# Install Heimdall and print pit
sudo apt install heimdall
heimdall detect
heimdall print-pit --no-reboot > pit.txt
# Extract binaries from firmware package
head -z -n -1 N900TUVSFPL1_N900TTMBFPL1_N900TUVSFPL1_HOME.tar.md5 > N900TUVSFPL1_N900TTMBFPL1_N900TUVSFPL1_HOME.tar
tar -xvf N900TUVSFPL1_N900TTMBFPL1_N900TUVSFPL1_HOME.tar
Lastly, review the pit file and pick the partitions/files you want to flash. Use the tool you're most comfortable with to do the job.
Many posts refer to the necessity of bootloaders and modems being compatible. So I have not (and would not) flash just the modem. Er, that is unless someone else already did it and reported success.
(PS. Wish *I* could walk out my door and do the Haiku Stairs, a bucket list item.)
Is it possible to downgrade my SM-G891A on firmware 7.0 back down to 6.01?
did you updated OTA?
yes, but only with Odin ..
so would be a complete wipe
miniminus said:
yes with but only with Odin ..
so would be a complete wipe
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Okay how would I do that? I don't mid if I wipe my phone
ParkerSTP said:
Okay how would I do that? I don't mid if I wipe my phone
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Download latest 6.0.1 firmware released then flash it with odin
What is the baseband version of your 7.0?
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What is the baseband version of your 7.0?
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The baseband of my version is G891AUCU2BQA7. Also where would I find the link to the 6.0.1 firmware, and what version of odin should I use?
ParkerSTP said:
The baseband of my version is G891AUCU2BQA7. Also where would I find the link to the 6.0.1 firmware, and what version of odin should I use?
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Any answer to the location of the 6.0.1 firmware, I too would like to revert in order to get rooted.
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Is it possible to downgrade my SM-G891A on firmware 7.0 back down to 6.01?
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Okay, yes it is
Heres my post when I was searching for it myself.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/s7-active/development/how-downgrade-7-0-to-6-0-1-t3590649
The download mirror link is in there
Download and extract using the password in that forum
Boot into download mode and flash it with Odin.
I can confirm this works.
Just got an S7 Active G891A and I want to downgrade the firmware to root it. It's on the QB2 Firmware. Is it possible to downgrade without risking bricking it?