Are there any 4.2.2 Roms that still have LTE support?? I'm not too good at flashing radios and what not..
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punpun214 said:
Are there any 4.2.2 Roms that still have LTE support?? I'm not too good at flashing radios and what not..
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Well the ROMs won't flash a radio for you; that's what you need. Flash the 4.2.1 radio if you're after LTE, then you can run any ROM you want...
I'm sure you can find a flashable zip of the old radio if you don't want to do it via fastboot.
I'd consider rooting and fastbooting the old radio to be the quickest way. If you used one of the toolkits to root then just fastboot the radio to the device and problem solved.
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Hi everyone,
I bought a Nexus 4 few months back for my gf and she has been liking it. It used to work with LTE on Bell but since 4.2.2 I think it is disabled. However, I am looking to buy one for myself now. I am on Fido (Rogers is mother company). Should I expect LTE to work on my Fido with an easy work around like changing the radio baseband?
I will be looking to order a new one tonight.
Any input is much appreciated.
Thanks
I am on Fido and LTE working, use .33 radio and search for the LTE instructions. I am assuming you know how to root and flash radio.
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aichemist said:
I am on Fido and LTE working, use .33 radio and search for the LTE instructions. I am assuming you know how to root and flash radio.
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1- I hoped I never have to root a stock version from Google but I don't mind doing it if I have to. What are the disadvantages of Rootin or rolling back to .33 radio? I will have to weigh my options.
2- When LTE worked before the phone had to be set to LTE again upon restart, is that fixed now so it's a permanent change?
3- Is there a ROM that is a basic basic stock image (not like CM Mod) that I can use and yet enjoy the .33 radio?
Thanks
You have to root phone in order to flash old radio. 4.2.2 uses .48 radio, and LTE only works on .33 radio. So this have to be done. Please search around the forum on rooting and enable LTE. Good luck!
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aichemist said:
You have to root phone in order to flash old radio. 4.2.2 uses .48 radio, and LTE only works on .33 radio. So this have to be done. Please search around the forum on rooting and enable LTE. Good luck!
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Thanks again. Does rooting void the warranty? If yes, is there any way to "unroot"
torontobc said:
Thanks again. Does rooting void the warranty? If yes, is there any way to "unroot"
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Yes and yes.
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silverramsrt said:
Yes and yes.
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So, would the "unrooting" make the phone look just like it was never rooted or would Google know regardless?
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So, would the "unrooting" make the phone look just like it was never rooted or would Google know regardless?
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Yep. Even works for RMAs. I unrooted, relocked the bootloader, and flashed back stock rom on my RMA Nexus 4 to send it back. Google doesn't know.
I was thinking about flashing paranoid android but I couldn't find any information on enabling LTE. Do any custom ROMs have an LTE radio by default or do they all require you to flash .33 once the ROM has been flashed? Also, is there a guide for fixing the voice issues during calls with .33 on 4.2.2?
Thanks in advance.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=41135571 Basically CM 10.1 that's unofficial
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nexus custom roms do not come with a radio built into it. any of the earlier radios will work for lte(.33, .27..). anyways, its time for you to do some reading about enabling lte, read here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2211618
guide for fixing the voice(in call sound)issue http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2233319
You can't built a lte radio in a ROM.....I know what you meant but yeah. Lol
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OK so I think I'm getting this phone soon and I have some questions that are new to me. I have a Samsung (LOL I know) but when flashing ROMs it says flash tom gaaps that's it. But for the N4 it says stuff about boot loaders and radios. Are radios the same as modems? And how do you flash a boot loader?
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Flashing a bootloader is the same as flashing a rom or gapps. So for the 4.3 update you would flash the rom, gapps, radio and bootloader in recovery
ZacksBuilds said:
OK so I think I'm getting this phone soon and I have some questions that are new to me. I have a Samsung (LOL I know) but when flashing ROMs it says flash tom gaaps that's it. But for the N4 it says stuff about boot loaders and radios. Are radios the same as modems? And how do you flash a boot loader?
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Radios are the same as modems. Handles cell reception, data, sensors and such. A bootloader is what starts the operating system. When a new bootloader and radio come out people will normally make a flashable zip, or you can use fastboot to install either. Installing ROMs is the same as what you mentioned, Flash ROM then gapps.
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OK awesome. Thanks guys seems like a awesome community here
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Can I flash 4.3 roms after i flashed 4.4? I tried it but it seems that i dont have any signal
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Desaf said:
Can I flash 4.3 roms after i flashed 4.4? I tried it but it seems that i dont have any signal
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You shouldn't have any issue, but if u did flash factory image
Desaf said:
Can I flash 4.3 roms after i flashed 4.4? I tried it but it seems that i dont have any signal
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Try to flash 4.3 radio.84
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After flashing 4.4 ported from n5, i flashed back a 4.3 custom rom and didn't have any problems what so ever..... So... I'ts OK !
Ok will try again thanks
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when i flash 4.3 rom (DU) it gets flashed but when it takes long time to boot and even after booting wifi bluetooh..etc wont work..
plz help..
zubin45shah said:
when i flash 4.3 rom (DU) it gets flashed but when it takes long time to boot and even after booting wifi bluetooh..etc wont work..
plz help..
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What radio do you have? I side loaded 4.4 and upgraded radio to .97. The KitKat radio doesn't seem to work well on 4.3. You can find a flashable 4.3 radio (.84) on xda or extract it from the factory image and flash with fastboot (preferred method for me).
Good luck.
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I was on 4.4.3 and updated to 4.4.4 and I've tried 4 roms (Parandroid, Slimkat, Purity, and another) and on all of them, I can't even turn the Wifi on, it won't search for any available networks or anything. Cell service works fine and I can get 4G but just now wifi. Anyone have a similar problem? Should I just go back to 4.4.3?
I would try to flash the 4.4.4 radio in fastboot
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jd1639 said:
I would try to flash the 4.4.4 radio in fastboot
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Could you link me the radio? And is that any different than the .33 radio I flash for 4G?
sk8erbg207 said:
Could you link me the radio? And is that any different than the .33 radio I flash for 4G?
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Ya, it is different. You dont have 4G on 1.03 radio (4.4.4). Anyway try the latest radio and look what happens.