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Iam looking for a rom for my T-mobile N900T with all regional languages for middle east! i need to know if another model (like N900w8) rom can be ported into a T-mobile N900T in order to achieve more regional languages? pls share the file name or any custom stock rom with all the languages for my Noe N900T?
WBR
ReyTech.
I'm interested to know as well
Is there a DesktopPC ODIN alternative that allows you to simply "Mix and Match" parts for different TAR files?
For example, I wish to use the SYSTEM partition from the international N9005 with the Baseband, kernel and everything else for the N900T.
My issue with Mobile ODIN, is that it doesn't flash bootloaders (obviously). I'm just looking for the most "stock" way of getting Lollipop on my N900T early. I'm not fond of all the extra tweaks that developers do with these ROMs
Hi. I'm just wondering if I can find my existing modem on the PC and replace the modem in a custom ROM with my existing one? If so is there a tutorial or could someone please make one. I don't even know where to find the modem or what it's called. Thank you ☺
Anyone? How do I know the custom ROM will support my countries bands?
There's no need to do whatever you're trying to do.
All gsm custom ROM should work fine in your country.
I used to have Telstra & Optus when I was in your country.
Most important is, your firmware is the latest Marshmallow or at least Lollipop to use custom ROM.
Your firmware carries the radio and carrier specific band, not the custom ROM.
I would like to edit the Radio and Modem IMG files on the my Pixel XL 2 to enable VoLTE for my carrier which is not officially supporting VoLTE. I alrady know which files I have to edit (from the Pixel XL 1), but I don't know how to open and edit the IMG files, because for the Pixel XL 2 this is required.
Does anyone knwo how to do it?
Additonal Info:
There's a mcfg_sw.mbn file under /vendor/mbn/mcfg/configs/mcfg_sw/generic/common/WildCard/WildCard/mcfg_sw.mbn which inlcudes the Qualcomm NV Item settings which define the chipset settings which are loaded based on the inserted SIM. The default mcfg_sw.mbn file does not include VoLTE support, the mcfg_sw.mbn file for Deutsche Telekom, Vodafone UK & DE, T-Mobile US does. On the Pixel XL 1 it was enough to copy the Deutsche Telekom mcfg_sw.mbn file to the generic folder and VoLTE was working. On the Pixel XL 2 this is not working, because the mcfg_sw.mbn files are again copied from firmware/images at every boot and therefore the generic folder is overwritten. Now I'm looking for a way to bypass this. Contact me at [email protected] if you like to work on this with me.
Btw: I'm a VoLTE / IMS engineer with dedicated knowhow.
devsx said:
I would like to edit the Radio and Modem IMG files on the my Pixel XL 2 to enable VoLTE for my carrier which is not officially supporting VoLTE. I alrady know which files I have to edit (from the Pixel XL 1), but I don't know how to open and edit the IMG files, because for the Pixel XL 2 this is required.
Does anyone knwo how to do it?
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I have no idea how to do what your are asking but one thing I would do is research if the files are encrypted and or signed in a way that might destroy them if messed with. Hopefully they would just fail to flash but what if they don't fail but cause an UNfixable bootloop or whatever... again I have no idea at all but my paranoia dictates finding out more before trying it. Lol
devsx said:
I would like to edit the Radio and Modem IMG files on the my Pixel XL 2 to enable VoLTE for my carrier which is not officially supporting VoLTE. I alrady know which files I have to edit (from the Pixel XL 1), but I don't know how to open and edit the IMG files, because for the Pixel XL 2 this is required.
Does anyone knwo how to do it?
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You can't. Changing the Modem partitions on any QCOM device (except HTC devices that are S-OFF) will result in a permanent brick regardless of their unlock status.
Don't do it.
I don't think that there's a high risk to brick the phone with just modding the radio and modem partition. Because the radio was once notbworking on my Pixel XL 2, because I edited some files with es file explorer and after that I just flashed the radio and modem again and it was working fine again.
Can be removed!
I'd wait for a userdebug rom for the phone and then poke around in QPST/QXDM. Replacing and editing files at the filesystem level won't work.
Did you find anything about this?
unfortunately not..
Mod the /firmware/radio folder directly. This didn't cause any problem on my Pixel 1 XL if flashed the factory image again.
EDIT: I don't have a Pixel 2 so I don't know where modem is mounted. Please search for it by yourself
Dario, I think I figuru d wifi calling out via an xda thread. I was wondering if this would work on pixel to allow 4g+?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=74573146&postcount=3
devsx said:
I would like to edit the Radio and Modem IMG files on the my Pixel XL 2 to enable VoLTE for my carrier which is not officially supporting VoLTE. I alrady know which files I have to edit (from the Pixel XL 1), but I don't know how to open and edit the IMG files, because for the Pixel XL 2 this is required.
Does anyone knwo how to do it?
Additonal Info:
There's a mcfg_sw.mbn file under /vendor/mbn/mcfg/configs/mcfg_sw/generic/common/WildCard/WildCard/mcfg_sw.mbn which inlcudes the Qualcomm NV Item settings which define the chipset settings which are loaded based on the inserted SIM. The default mcfg_sw.mbn file does not include VoLTE support, the mcfg_sw.mbn file for Deutsche Telekom, Vodafone UK & DE, T-Mobile US does. On the Pixel XL 1 it was enough to copy the Deutsche Telekom mcfg_sw.mbn file to the generic folder and VoLTE was working. On the Pixel XL 2 this is not working, because the mcfg_sw.mbn files are again copied from firmware/images at every boot and therefore the generic folder is overwritten. Now I'm looking for a way to bypass this. Contact me at [email protected] if you like to work on this with me.
Btw: I'm a VoLTE / IMS engineer with dedicated knowhow.
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So lets start with this. Does your carriers VoLTE use bands that aren't available on the pixel 2? If the answer to that is no, which it probably is, then you dont have to do to modify the radio or modem. You will either need a custom ROM, an OMS overlay, or magisk to do this. VoLTE assigment isnt done by the radio or modem, it is done by the CarrierConfig app. You can use magisk and get the VoEnabler module (or use root to force enable VoLTE with the same props), you can follow https://github.com/CarbonBeta/android_device_google_wahoo/commit/0e38da5af4a93be834347bfe535ae231154530df and force enable it for your carrier (find the config that matches the MCC and MNC of your carrier) and build your own custom rom with the change, or submit it to lineage/carbon/whatever and they will probably merge it. You can also change this value by creating an OMS overlay (formerly RRO, the backend that substratum uses), and install it on any rom, however this may or may not work as android blocks overlays with signatures that don't match the system platform.
Hi, How to enable qam256, can flashing modem or radio solve this
trignogd said:
Hi, How to enable qam256, can flashing modem or radio solve this
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This is a chipset setting (nv item), which can be changed with QXDM.
devsx said:
This is a chipset setting (nv item), which can be changed with QXDM.
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Hi, plz can u tell me how to proceed
devsx said:
I would like to edit the Radio and Modem IMG files on the my Pixel XL 2 to enable VoLTE for my carrier which is not officially supporting VoLTE. I alrady know which files I have to edit (from the Pixel XL 1), but I don't know how to open and edit the IMG files, because for the Pixel XL 2 this is required.
Does anyone knwo how to do it?
Additonal Info:
There's a mcfg_sw.mbn file under /vendor/mbn/mcfg/configs/mcfg_sw/generic/common/WildCard/WildCard/mcfg_sw.mbn which inlcudes the Qualcomm NV Item settings which define the chipset settings which are loaded based on the inserted SIM. The default mcfg_sw.mbn file does not include VoLTE support, the mcfg_sw.mbn file for Deutsche Telekom, Vodafone UK & DE, T-Mobile US does. On the Pixel XL 1 it was enough to copy the Deutsche Telekom mcfg_sw.mbn file to the generic folder and VoLTE was working. On the Pixel XL 2 this is not working, because the mcfg_sw.mbn files are again copied from firmware/images at every boot and therefore the generic folder is overwritten. Now I'm looking for a way to bypass this. Contact me at [email protected] if you like to work on this with me.
Btw: I'm a VoLTE / IMS engineer with dedicated knowhow.
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I have tried editing Verizon's .mbn file with a hex editor and used Magisk to replace the file at boot time to enable WiFi Preferred Calling, it doesn't work. I also took out my SIM card, activated fi, then put my SIM back in, that didn't work (with the file edited).
So, if you spot something in QPST, please let me know, I really would like to figure this out for the community and myself.
What did you use to extract the img? I would love to do it at a radio level instead. F-Verizon!
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I need volte profile for China Unicom too.Ims status is not registered.
Just add a specific profile or parameters like at&t's ?
I tried the mbn trick but it doesn't works on my Pixel xl. I even tried to remove entire mcfg_sw folder under /data and /firmware, but the LTE still works. BTW I sent you an email months ago but no reply
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seardna said:
I need volte profile for China Unicom too.Ims status is not registered.
Just add a specific profile or parameters like at&t's ?
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You need to get one from any Chinese phones which supports CU VoLTE. Apart from this, you need to call 10010 to activate VoLTE for your SIM card. At last, you need to comfirm the city you live have VoLTE coverage.
Xdevillived666 said:
Dario, I think I figuru d wifi calling out via an xda thread. I was wondering if this would work on pixel to allow 4g+?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=74573146&postcount=3
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unfortunately, it does not work on Pixel 2XL 'cause it is not able to opne the port of QPST
raphael韬 said:
unfortunately, it does not work on Pixel 2XL 'cause it is not able to opne the port of QPST
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Can someone help me to get VoLTE work on my Pixel XL ?? I have VoLTE working fine with my mobile number (works fine on a Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite and on a Nokia 6.1), but can't seem to work on my Pixel XL, even after trying almost (except modifying radio/modem for example) anything, magisk buildprop etc... my IMS status is not registered.
Currently I am using LG g7 Korean variant. I would like to change to the global variant, can I just flash the global variant without changing and setting?
Did you try it?
For Korean version I suggest ULM firmware and wi-fi fix. When You flash Global on Korean model You will lost LTE.
Wi-Fi fix
Go to service menu *#546368#*710#
Field test --> wi-fi test --> ota settings --> change to jp and click enable
in xperia 10 mark III,which rom has working volte?
XQ-BT52_Customized HK_62.0.A.3.56
XQ-BT52_Customized SEA_62.0.A.3.56
XQ-BT52_Vodafone LC Not Net Locked_62.0.A.3.70
These rom above, I don't find volte option. My phone is development board
So my sim card can't be used in China.
Hope for help.
Thanks!
With XQ-BT52_Customized EEA_62.0.A.3.70 both VoLTE and VoWIFI are working with my provider here in Germany.
If you should want to use a ROM from another region, you will probably need to modify some config files to enable VoLTE for your own provider. There are some instructions out here...
oel7 said:
With XQ-BT52_Customized EEA_62.0.A.3.70 both VoLTE and VoWIFI are working with my provider here in Germany.
If you should want to use a ROM from another region, you will probably need to modify some config files to enable VoLTE for your own provider. There are some instructions out here...
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Hi, please tell me which config file, I should modify
Thanks!
oel7 said:
With XQ-BT52_Customized EEA_62.0.A.3.70 both VoLTE and VoWIFI are working with my provider here in Germany.
If you should want to use a ROM from another region, you will probably need to modify some config files to enable VoLTE for your own provider. There are some instructions out here...
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Can you tell me which config files I should modify?
oel7 said:
With XQ-BT52_Customized EEA_62.0.A.3.70 both VoLTE and VoWIFI are working with my provider here in Germany.
If you should want to use a ROM from another region, you will probably need to modify some config files to enable VoLTE for your own provider. There are some instructions out here...
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Hi
Have you updated to 62.0.A.3.131? I have tried HK, SEA and EEA of 62.0.A.3.131 and I don't get the VoLTE toggle switch on any of them.
Thanks
I have now tried firmware version 62.0.A.3.131 of the following variants on my Sony Xperia 10 III XQ-BT52 and not got IMS to register or the VoLTE option to show on 2 different operators. Makes me think Sony must have locked it out somewhere else, especially seeing as Vodafone UK sell the 10 III, offer VoLTE and provide instructions showing how to turn it on.
Customized EEA
Customized HK
Customized SEA
Customized UK
Vodafone LC
Vodafone IE/UK