Develop Bugs

Update up to June 27, 2017

Hi everybody,
I am Vietnamese, and i using Note 5 AT&T.
I can't update OTA.
Today, i see on https://www.att.com/devicehowto/tut...tep_KM1127994?make=Samsung&model=SamsungN920A
Have update June 27, 2017.
Here is the current update: Android 7.0 Nougat
The details
Release date: June 27, 2017
Android version: 7.0
Security patch level (SPL): June 1, 2017
Baseband version: N920AUCS4EQF1
Who has this file update, Can you send to me? If this file update ODIN so very good.
Thanks so much .^^

Check this firmware for SM-N920A Note 5

[Question] Running 6.0.1 Stock MM

So here's the thing, I've a "rooted" Z play, it's running 6.0.1 stock, i've TWRP as recovery.
I want to go back to the most updated firmware (or atleast to 7.1.1)
Here are the details:
Software channel - retapac
Android version - 6.0.1
Android security patch level - August 1, 2016
Baseband version - M8953_10229.50.04.65R ADDISON_ROWDSDS_CUST
Kernel version - 3.18.24-perf g0c283d2
[email protected] #1
Mon Aug 29 01:19:37 cdt 2016
Build number - MPN24.104-44
Sorry for the extra noob question but i just want to get back to the normal unrooted firmware
Please help me out, what is the best 1st step towards going back to 7.1.1?
Thank you and regards!

carlosmacapagal said:
So here's the thing, I've a "rooted" Z play, it's running 6.0.1 stock, i've TWRP as recovery.
I want to go back to the most updated firmware (or atleast to 7.1.1)
Here are the details:
Software channel - retapac
Android version - 6.0.1
Android security patch level - August 1, 2016
Baseband version - M8953_10229.50.04.65R ADDISON_ROWDSDS_CUST
Kernel version - 3.18.24-perf g0c283d2
[email protected] #1
Mon Aug 29 01:19:37 cdt 2016
Build number - MPN24.104-44
Sorry for the extra noob question but i just want to get back to the normal unrooted firmware
Please help me out, what is the best 1st step towards going back to 7.1.1?
Thank you and regards!
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I just wanted to tell you that 8.0.0 is now out for the MZP. But if you want 7.1.1, there are lots of guides in the forums of our device on how to flash the firmware and relock the bootloader

Can't get any update

Hi everyone,
I never get updates. It say "The latest updates have already been installed.
Current version: G960FXXU1BRF8/G960FOXM1BRF7/G960FXXU1BRF5
Security patch level: 1 June 2018
We have two of this phone. Other phone got dozens of updates.
imgur.com/a/PVHEOVb

yigittopcu said:
Hi everyone,
I never get updates. It say "The latest updates have already been installed.
Current version: G960FXXU1BRF8/G960FOXM1BRF7/G960FXXU1BRF5
Security patch level: 1 June 2018
We have two of this phone. Other phone got dozens of updates.
imgur.com/a/PVHEOVb
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download the latest update with samfirm or the frija tool and flash it in Odin

Trying to install SM-G960U firmware onto a SM-G960U1

Hey guys, I'm trying to flash SM-G960U1 (Unlocked Samsung S9) so I can get Wi-Fi calling enabled but with Odin I keep getting stuck at SetupConnection and after a while it says <OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 1). However adb and everything else works; Samsung Smart switch can go and communicate with the device. I've also tried several different versions of Odin (3.13.1 PatchD, 3.14.1 PatchD and the unpatched 3.14.1 from SamMobile) Anyone know why Im having such trouble getting odin to flash firmware?? The phone's running Android 10 and has the May security update; and my carrier is AT&T

I have SM-G960U too, looking for VoLTE. my firmware details :
PDA/AP Version: G960USQU3BRJ5
CSC Version: G960UOYN3BRJ5
MODEM/CP Version: G960USQU3BRJ5
Android version: 8.0.0
Samsung Experience version: 9.0
Baseband version: G960USQU3BRJ5
Kernel version: 496514537311 dpiasWDG4718 #1 Mon Oct 15 18:43:57 KST 2018
Build number: R16NW.G960USQU3BRJ5
SE for Android status: Enforcing SEPF_SM-G9600_8.0.0_0017 Mon Oct 15 18:53:03 2018
Knox version:
Knox 3.1
Knox API level 25
TIMA 4.0.0
Service provider SW ver.:
SAOMC_SM-G960U_OYN_AIO_00_0060 4135324133583398
AIO/XAA/AIO
Security software version:
MDF 3.1 Release 2
WLAN V1.0 Release 1
VPN PP MOD v2.1 Release 1.1
ASKS 11:45 Release 180123
FIPS Boringssl V12
FIPS SKC v1.9
FIPS SCrypto v2.2
SMR Oct-2018 Release 1
Android security patch level: October 1 2018

Software Updated Received Nov 12/13, 2020

Hello all,
The last updated I received on my AT&T Note 4 was the August 1, 2017 Android security patch level, which was probably around September-October of 2017 (obviously I don't remember).
But, mid-morning Nov 12, 2020 I started receiving notifications that a software update was available. I just ignored them, thinking it was some kind of bug. But when I woke up the morning of Nov 13, 2020 I found that my phone had restarted after installing the update. It was waiting on my boot password, and after typing that in it went through the normal "optimizing apps" screen that appears after a system update.
Here is the information from the "About device" page:
Device name
SAMSUNG-SM-N910A
Model number
SAMSUNG-SM-N910A
Android version
6.0.1
Android security patch level
August 1, 2017
Baseband version
N910AUCU2ETI2
Kernel version
3.10.40-8932341
[email protected] #1
Mon Sep 14 16:23:37 KST 2020
Build number
MMB29M.N910AUCU2ETI2
Security Enhancements for Android status
Enforcing
SEPF_SECMOBILE_6.0.1_0029
Mon Sep 14 16:28:02 2020
Security software version
MDF v2.0 Release 6
VPN v1.4 Release 6.1
ASKS v1.2 Release 161011
KNOX version
KNOX 2.6
Standard SDK 5.6.0
Premium SDK 2.6.0
Customization SDK 2.6.0
Container 2.6.0
CEP 2.0.1
Enterprise Billing 1.2.0
OTP 2.6.0
SE for Android 2.4.0
SSO 2.5.0
Shared Devices 2.6.0
TIMA 3.2.003
VPN 2.2.5
So it looks like somebody (Samsung?) in Korea (KST is Korea Standard Time) compiled the Linux kernel on Mon, Sep 14 2020 4:23 pm and pushed out an update. Anybody have any further information?

AT&T has an information page on the update here (I included spaces in the URL which you'll have to remove manually due to forum not letting me post links):
<AT&T Base URL> / device-support/ article/ wireless/ KM1126949/ Samsung/ GalaxyNote4N910A
But there's no information other than the release date was Nov. 10, 2020. Android version is still 6.0.1 (same as last update), and the Security patch level is still August 1, 2017 (same as last update).
The kernel version in this update is 3.10.40-8932341, same as the kernel version from the July 21, 2017 AT&T update, but the compile date of this kernel is Mon Sep 14. So I don't know if Samsung/AT&T applied some patches without bumping the kernel version, or if they just recompiled the kernel for fun.

erichritz said:
AT&T has an information page on the update here (I included spaces in the URL which you'll have to remove manually due to forum not letting me post links):
<AT&T Base URL> / device-support/ article/ wireless/ KM1126949/ Samsung/ GalaxyNote4N910A
But there's no information other than the release date was Nov. 10, 2020. Android version is still 6.0.1 (same as last update), and the Security patch level is still August 1, 2017 (same as last update).
The kernel version in this update is 3.10.40-8932341, same as the kernel version from the July 21, 2017 AT&T update, but the compile date of this kernel is Mon Sep 14. So I don't know if Samsung/AT&T applied some patches without bumping the kernel version, or if they just recompiled the kernel for fun.
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The information page link is https://www.att.com/device-support/article/wireless/KM1126949/Samsung/GalaxyNote4N910A
It says that the change is to implement a "Network conflict fix".
The build number and baseband version have been updated:
Build number: MMB29M.N910AUCU2ETI (was MMB29M.N910AUCS2EQH1 )
Baseband version: N910AUCU2ETI2 (was N910AUCS2EQH1)
I haven't updated and I haven't noticed any network issues. I'm using a data only SIM from AT&T MVNO FreedomPop which doesn't get updates. I'll probably use an at&t SIM to update in a few days if no one reports any issues with the update.
I took the update around the middle of December (three weeks ago). I haven't noticed any issues or any visual operational changes at all.
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