I have the note 10.1 from Verizon. model sm-p605v and was wondering if anyone has found a way to root this device. I have tried the Odin versions and since Verizon has the boot loader locked it isn't working.
I would greatly appreciate it as all I can find out the forums is for the unlocked loaders.
Device Info:
4.4.2 <-- version
KOT49H.P605VVRUCNC2 <-- build number
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Hi guys,
I have a Galaxy Note II from ATT. Version I317 with I317UCAMC3 baseband (Android 4.1.2).
I've read that this version can't be unlocked with the code + secret menu commands. I would need to change the Radio/Baseband back to an older version. On T-mobile they say it's T889UVALK8, but I don't know which baseband works for ATT.
Also my phone is locked, bootloader locked, not rooted, no CWM. Basically entirely stock. How can I get from all stock to changing the new baseband? Would I need to unlock bootloader, root and install CWM, then use CWM to install a different baseband? As it's a friend's phone who's not very technical or into modding, I want to do the least amount of messing around with it.
TLDR: [1] ATT baseband version that allows SIM unlock? [2] Simplest path to replacing baseband on Note 2?
Thanks.
I have an AT&T Galaxy S3 (Model SGH-i747) that I have unlocked and am using on Tmobile. Since it was originally an AT&T device, am I able to use Odin and simply replace the ROM with the Tmobile version (t999 I believe)? The phone is totally stock with the exception of being unlocked with a code from AT&T. It is running Android 4.1.2 Kernel Version 3.0.31-1300972. I downloaded a ROM for the Tmobile t999 with Android 4.3 and when I tried to install it Odin gave me an error: Secure check fail sbl2. I really don't like the AT&T boot screen and AT&T bloatware, and I'd like to run the factory Tmobile setup. Is this doable or are the 2 models of Galaxy S3 different enough to prevent it?
Flashing a stock T999 ROM will also try to flash a bootloader and modem that are not compatible with your i747 and may hard brick your phone.
Thank you, I appreciate the help. Do you know what options are available if I want to get rid of the AT&T boot screen and bloatware (Specifically the AT&T contacts book) while maintaining all the functionality of the device? I have been searching around on this site and google and I've been having a hard time finding information specific to this situation.
You could try a custom ROM but before flashing anything, it's a good idea to verify your bootloader and modem version.
If you are running an old bootloader and modem, you'll have to decide if you want to upgrade to use the latest custom ROMs or stick with your current bootloader and modem.
I bought a Samsung Note 4 (N910F) that claimed to be an International version online. When trying to root using the N910F method I noticed on first boot loop screen that it said...."N910P". However in the settings menu "About" phone it says "N910F". Which version do I really have?
Thank you!
ok trying to end up with a android 5.0 + on my att note 2.
Here's where im at : already went though the process of requesting unlock via at&t attempted unlock with no success
(unsure if i permanently sim locked to att or not) so now from what i have read i would have to downgrade from 4.2.2 kitkat to 4.1.1 to unlock via loophole? my problem is unable to find my modem/radio (I317UCSCNJ5) im new to this process but does that mean i cant downgrade? i cant seem to find much about nj5 in any of the stickys or the all in one shop any help or ideas would be much appreciated
Hey Guys.
I need some help!
Trying to install the unlocked firmware for my note 10+ 5g Verizon model N975V
I thought I had the right firmware but it isn't loading. there are so many I'm unsure.
Has anyone accomplished this?
Obviously my end goal is to get on the beta android 10 firmware. but I cant figure out which files I need for odin.