i know most of you guys are angry about posting this.but i use the search button can't find anything about this.
My question is i downloaded jm8 from "samfirmware . com",i unpacked it and only i got CODE_I9000XWJM8.tar and MODEM_I9000XXJM4.tar. What is CODE.tar.??is that pda file and there is no csc file.i found a multi csc from jm9 thread.can i apply this csc??
mertkan said:
i know most of you guys are angry about posting this.but i use the search button can't find anything about this.
My question is i downloaded jm8 from "samfirmware . com",i unpacked it and only i got CODE_I9000XWJM8.tar and MODEM_I9000XXJM4.tar. What is CODE.tar.??is that pda file and there is no csc file.i found a multi csc from jm9 thread.can i apply this csc??
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CODE is PDA,MODEM is PHONE,CSC is CSC.Yes you can apply csc from JM9.
Regards
Its not the question but the section which is not correct.
We have a special section called Q/A for these questions. Please use it next time.
ANSWER: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PpWcM44On88
Any of you guys who's got the files for flashing back to jm8? I downloaded the file from samfirmware.com but it seems to be corrupt and winrar only gives med a attention message teeling me that the file doesn't work. I need JM8 and also I would need the working files for jpa. When I downloaded JPA I only seemed to get one .tar-file
Thanks for any help you could give me
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I dont have access to a linux box and I think in order to flash the latest JMA firmware from samfirmware i need to extract the rfs files in order to load them up via odin...if im completely off please disregard or point me to the correct path..
if any helpful souls out there that wouldnt mind extracting the files and uploading them here?
thanks
Im just a noob trying to flash the latest JMA firmware on my JM6 tab
thanks again..
EDIT - Thank you all for explaining it:
For anyone else presented with the same issue; use the zipped JMA file in odin in the PDA box and the pit file located at the bottom of the samfirm page when flashing the latest JMA firmware.
Eltahur said:
I dont have access to a linux box and I think in order to flash the latest JMA firmware from samfirmware i need to extract the rfs files in order to load them up via odin...if im completely off please disregard or point me to the correct path..
if any helpful souls out there that wouldnt mind extracting the files and uploading them here?
thanks
Im just a noob trying to flash the latest JMA firmware on my JM6 tab
thanks again..
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Extract them yourself by opening the file with 7Zip or WinZip. They're just archives.
Also - Should be in the General section.
knightnz said:
Extract them yourself by opening the file with 7Zip or WinZip. They're just archives.
Also - Should be in the General section.
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thanks for the tips. I just installed both winzip and 7zip and could not extract the factory.rfs file with either.....
im guessing I have to extract the factory.rfs file and zip as a tar file for odin right?
Eltahur said:
thanks for the tips. I just installed both winzip and 7zip and could not extract the factory.rfs file with either.....
im guessing I have to extract the factory.rfs file and zip as a tar file for odin right?
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The file you download is a zip file. Unzip it. There should be a tar file in there, tar is an archive format (similar to the way zip is, only it's uncompressed), so use 7zip or other unarchiving software to untar the file. There will be all of the JMA files including the RFS images contained in the tar file.
maniac3389 said:
The file you download is a zip file. Unzip it. There should be a tar file in there, tar is an archive format (similar to the way zip is, only it's uncompressed), so use 7zip or other unarchiving software to untar the file. There will be all of the JMA files including the RFS images contained in the tar file.
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I see, so i downloaded a ziped file from samfirmware with the JMA firmware, unziped it down and got the pit file but there were no tar files in there for me to use in odin under the PDA box.
when flashing JMA what file do i put in PDA box? i pressume thats the only file i will use besides the pit file given that i dont want to replace the modem (phone) file...
I'm sorry if this is not making any sense
Eltahur said:
I see, so i downloaded a ziped file from samfirmware with the JMA firmware, unziped it down and got the pit file but there were no tar files in there for me to use in odin under the PDA box.
when flashing JMA what file do i put in PDA box? i pressume thats the only file i will use besides the pit file given that i dont want to replace the modem (phone) file...
I'm sorry if this is not making any sense
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Go find the thread here that has the JMA firmware, that's where I got mine from
Eltahur said:
I see, so i downloaded a ziped file from samfirmware with the JMA firmware, unziped it down and got the pit file but there were no tar files in there for me to use in odin under the PDA box.
when flashing JMA what file do i put in PDA box? i pressume thats the only file i will use besides the pit file given that i dont want to replace the modem (phone) file...
I'm sorry if this is not making any sense
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Use the JMA file here on XDA. Extra JMA.tar. Select that file ALONE as PDA. No repartition, PIT, Phone or CSC. It'll update PDA, Phone and CSC automatically.
If it doesn't reboot on its own after flash is complete, reboot into recovery.
You should be upgrading to JMA from JM6.
If you still need to extract/unpackage RFS->
Reffer to my guide here
Cheers
Hi Guys,
im wondering if anybody could help me.
There is a new Multi-CSC File existing which is updated and ready to use. This CSC is very important for all users who are hazzling with so called "Virtual Network Providers" which are located in many countries. (i.e. BOB in Austria)
as these people need to activate data roaming - this is very harming - now the new multi CSC is the solution!!
I see that all of that data is stored in cache.rfs and i can already extract/copy them.
But now i need to know what do i need all to extract, and how to pack it for flashing as a single file for odin.
This new Multi-CSC comes from stock firmware JPH/JPP/JP9
there is also an directory in system dir of cache.rfs called "T9DB" ...i think this could be deleted?
anyway.....there is nothing more in it .....so it would be able to flash the complete cache.rfs (tar it and make md5sum for odin compatibility)
just flashing complete cache.rfs is then without dangerous?
thanks for any hints!
furthermore i want to provide the new multi-csc as i think this could be very useful for us all.
thanks and regards,
You can use MagicISO or Poweriso to extract the new CSC from cache.rfs, and the T9DB I think that is the dictionary, and then read here:
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t0xxin said:
now the new multi CSC is the solution!!
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who did confirm this?
I'd also like to get th enew I9000OXXJP9 as it contains last AUT code for me
Any help is appreciated
Does anyone have the CSC - I9000OXXJP9?
Hi @All,
maybe, there is a Thread bout this HOWTO, but I found nothing to use...
There are now different unofficial Firmwares, I flashed JM6-JMI, I cant remember, which CSC, PDA or PHone is really good, some FW dont have all these three things, so I want to extract this Files to have the ability testing JM6 up to the newest JMI....
My really problem is, how to extract these files and got it accurate!
jammysunny
It seems, there are no person to tell me how.....
This has already been answered.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=879569
This will help. Galaxy S forum also has extra quality knowledge.
(Extract JMA.tar (for example) using 7zip to a directory. Then use MagicISO to open the cache.rfs to find a folder called "Recovery" Inside are two files. One says "command" and one says "sec_csc.zip")
jammysunny said:
Hi @All,
maybe, there is a Thread bout this HOWTO, but I found nothing to use...
There are now different unofficial Firmwares, I flashed JM6-JMI, I cant remember, which CSC, PDA or PHone is really good, some FW dont have all these three things, so I want to extract this Files to have the ability testing JM6 up to the newest JMI....
My really problem is, how to extract these files and got it accurate!
jammysunny
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if i get you right then roto backup is what you need.
First of all - There isnt any thread about Extracting The Complete Stock ROM from the phone, and then Creating a flashable Odin file ( Tar.md5 )
So heres my Question that can any of the XDA People give a procedure to extract the STOCK ROM from the Phone ( CSC, Modem, PDA etc ) and creating a Md5 file which can be later used.
The xda people already have procedure for you sire
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1777579
Thanks a Lot !
rvalvekar said:
Thanks a Lot !
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You are welcome! Happy to be of help
Some questions ;
I have a CDMA Galaxy Y phone - so what all should i be dumping to create a tar file. Also Do i need to create separate csc pda and modem files ? or in Single Package i can Make a flashable tar file ?
So if i have to create separate csc pda and modem files for odin, how can that be done ?
and also if a single file - how to do that
Thanks
rvalvekar said:
Some questions ;
I have a CDMA Galaxy Y phone - so what all should i be dumping to create a tar file. Also Do i need to create separate csc pda and modem files ? or in Single Package i can Make a flashable tar file ?
So if i have to create separate csc pda and modem files for odin, how can that be done ?
and also if a single file - how to do that
Thanks
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make sure the radio is correct (phone.csc) since that contains the telephony device drivers and you must exersise extra care,
remember most SGY roms are built for GSM/Intl. Version,
try and asking anyone with a CDMA version if they have successfully flashed a custom rom with it
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1777579
From the link above - there are several dump codes fro example system , recovery, modem etc.
I want to know
is PDA = SYSTEM ?
Modem = Modem ?
then Which dump to take as CSC ?
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I downloaded the latest firmware (so far) for the SM-G920F extracted the bootlader and modem files and converted them with this tool to .tar.md5 files to use with the latest odin.
You can use them to update to the latest firmware version without having to wipe your data or flash the official ROM.
Warning : I tested theese files on my phone (SM-G920F) and i had no problems , however i have no responsibilty if you do something wrong or end up bricking your phone!
Name of the firmware : G920FXXS4DPIJ_G920FOXX4DPH1_G920FXXS4DPIJ_HOME.tar.md5
Region : XEO
Country : Poland
LINK TO FILES
tnx man.
working fine on my g920f
can you make this one please ? Bootloader and modem from the latest XEF ROM from OCT
Model SM-G920F
Model name Galaxy S6
Country France
Version Android 6.0.1
Changelist 8821257
Build date Thu, 06 Oct 2016 08:27:24 +0000
Security Patch Level 2016-10-01
Product code XEF
PDA G920FXXS4DPJ2
CSC G920FOXA4DPGW
If I flash latest full firmware from Sammobile using Odin I will have all that things automatically flashed?
Windforce0511 said:
If I flash latest full firmware from Sammobile using Odin I will have all that things automatically flashed?
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Of course, my post is just for convenience.
The way you describe is the best one.
babanasor said:
can you make this one please ? Bootloader and modem from the latest XEF ROM from OCT
Model SM-G920F
Model name Galaxy S6
Country France
Version Android 6.0.1
Changelist 8821257
Build date Thu, 06 Oct 2016 08:27:24 +0000
Security Patch Level 2016-10-01
Product code XEF
PDA G920FXXS4DPJ2
CSC G920FOXA4DPGW
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Sry my internet connection is quite slow and it isnt' easy for me to download many firmwares.
I provided a link to the tool i used to make the .tar.md5 files on my first post.
Try it it's really easy
nighthawk696969 said:
Sry my internet connection is quite slow and it isnt' easy for me to download many firmwares.
I provided a link to the tool i used to make the .tar.md5 files on my first post.
Try it it's really easy
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my english is not so good i dont understand the steps he is saying in that post can you tel me in a easy way step by step how to get the bootloader and the modem from the rom because i already downloaded the rom from sammmobile
babanasor said:
my english is not so good i dont understand the steps he is saying in that post can you tel me in a easy way step by step how to get the bootloader and the modem from the rom because i already downloaded the rom from sammmobile
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I will tell you how to do it for the modem, but the same applies for the bootloader as well.
You download the program i linked you and extract it in a folder on you C drive (example C:\img2tar ).
You open the firmware you downloaded from sammobile with winrar or 7zip.
You extract the modem.bin from inside.
You place the modem.bim inside the program's folder (example img2tar) and run the batch.bat
A file named modem.tar.md5 has been created.Flash that file via odin.
nighthawk696969 said:
I will tell you how to do it for the modem, but the same applies for the bootloader as well.
You download the program i linked you and extract it in a folder on you C drive (example C:\img2tar ).
You open the firmware you downloaded from sammobile with winrar or 7zip.
You extract the modem.bin from inside.
You place the modem.bim inside the program's folder (example img2tar) and run the batch.bat
A file named modem.tar.md5 has been created.Flash that file via odin.
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now this is what you call step by step now i understand it thank you very much man !!!!!!
Thank You!!
nighthawk696969 said:
I downloaded the latest firmware (so far) for the SM-G920F extracted the bootlader and modem files and converted them with this tool to .tar.md5 files to use with the latest odin.
You can use them to update to the latest firmware version without having to wipe your data or flash the official ROM.
Warning : I tested theese files on my phone (SM-G920F) and i had no problems , however i have no responsibilty if you do something wrong or end up bricking your phone!
Name of the firmware : G920FXXS4DPIJ_G920FOXX4DPH1_G920FXXS4DPIJ_HOME.tar.md5
Region : XEO
Country : Poland
LINK TO FILES
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Yo i have somthing for you learned from you shared with you if you want to use it have a look THX again!! :fingers-crossed:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s6/general/sm-g920f-odin-flashable-modem-t3489564
babanasor said:
Yo i have somthing for you learned from you shared with you if you want to use it have a look THX again!! :fingers-crossed:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s6/general/sm-g920f-odin-flashable-modem-t3489564
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Awrsome man, nice job.It's really slow to download the whole firmware so theese tars are handy .
I didn't downloaded it yet but from its name i saw that on bootloader you packed only the sboot.bin.
If you look at my release and open the allfiles.tar.md5 with 7zip or winrar you will see two files inside : sboot.bin and cm.bin.
Those two files are needed for the boot loader.
Now to make those two files a single .tar.md5 you need to copy them both inside the program directory (example C:\img2tar)
Then you run the batch.bat file like normal.
This time you go inside the created folder mame AllFiles and there you have the allfiles.tar.md5 witch is the complete bootloader with both files inside (you can open it with winrar or 7zip to be sure)
I kinda forgot to tell you the method above.By the way it would be a bad idea to renane the files.
nighthawk696969 said:
Awrsome man, nice job.It's really slow to download the whole firmware so theese tars are handy .
I didn't downloaded it yet but from its name i saw that on bootloader you packed only the sboot.bin.
If you look at my release and open the allfiles.tar.md5 with 7zip or winrar you will see two files inside : sboot.bin and cm.bin.
Those two files are needed for the boot loader.
Now to make those two files a single .tar.md5 you need to copy them both inside the program directory (example C:\img2tar)
Then you run the batch.bat file like normal.
This time you go inside the created folder mame AllFiles and there you have the allfiles.tar.md5 witch is the complete bootloader with both files inside (you can open it with winrar or 7zip to be sure)
I kinda forgot to tell you the method above.By the way it would be a bad idea to renane the files.
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You are welcome man haha it can happen we are humans so we can make mistakes no problem :silly: but i have done it now its 100% good for sure i uploaded the allfiles.tar now its good to go
can anyone please leave me a link or telk me how i can root my samsung galaxy s6 edge modle G925ZFXXUSDQA7
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help me
hello ․ i update my (france) Galaxy S6 G920f xxu4 android 6 on xxu5 android 7 but when i try call he write SIM card Not Registered on Network :смущенный:
XEF region
i also did update my modem and bootloader with this file and ended up having the same problem
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i also did update my modem and bootloader with this file and ended up having the same problem
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Did you get it for 6.0? Link please
Bootloader
Can i update g920f bootloader in g920v ?
The verizon offline updater worked for me without a data wipe
nighthawk696969 said:
Awrsome man, nice job.It's really slow to download the whole firmware so theese tars are handy .
I didn't downloaded it yet but from its name i saw that on bootloader you packed only the sboot.bin.
If you look at my release and open the allfiles.tar.md5 with 7zip or winrar you will see two files inside : sboot.bin and cm.bin.
Those two files are needed for the boot loader.
Now to make those two files a single .tar.md5 you need to copy them both inside the program directory (example C:\img2tar)
Then you run the batch.bat file like normal.
This time you go inside the created folder mame AllFiles and there you have the allfiles.tar.md5 witch is the complete bootloader with both files inside (you can open it with winrar or 7zip to be sure)
I kinda forgot to tell you the method above.By the way it would be a bad idea to renane the files.
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I have sboot.bin and modem.bin and they are merged to one file as allfiles.tar.md5 please which option should i select to flash that is it AP or CP or BL seems is bootloader and modem in one file??????