Hey guys, I'd like to know whether I can flash a rom with an older baseband version! Like if we talk about note 3 Exonus version, and I'm updated to Kitkat! My version is N900XXUDNA6 so if a rom is based on N900XXUCMK2, can I flash it!
sambhavmathur said:
Hey guys, I'd like to know whether I can flash a rom with an older baseband version! Like if we talk about note 3 Exonus version, and I'm updated to Kitkat! My version is N900XXUDNA6 so if a rom is based on N900XXUCMK2, can I flash it!
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No bootloader downgrade is possible. Once upgraded you must stay with it
sambhavmathur said:
Hey guys, I'd like to know whether I can flash a rom with an older baseband version! Like if we talk about note 3 Exonus version, and I'm updated to Kitkat! My version is N900XXUDNA6 so if a rom is based on N900XXUCMK2, can I flash it!
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I'm not sure about the exynos model but on N900W8, you can flash an older baseband through odin.
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I have Froyo (motafoca's custom rom) installed on Galaxy 3 (I5801).
In Settings > About Phone following information is shown:
Baseband version: I5800xxJP4
Build Noumber: FROYO.XXJPF
What is the difference between both of these things?
Can Baseband Version be upgraded?
Baseband version means Radio version in the phone
anly11 said:
Baseband version means Radio version in the phone
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So is it possible to update it?
When we update the ROM, or when we install a custom ROM, does this baseband version get updated?
baseband should updated if you will flash image in PHONE part in odin. if you are flashing custom rom then you do not flash this part. you flash PDA only. so radio and bootloader you usually dont flash.
flashing radio is allegedly only thing that can brick your phone.
in our galaxy 3 jpf rom we have baseband version I5800XXJP4. i think this is newest version. if not, somebody can correct me.
anly11 said:
baseband should updated if you will flash image in PHONE part in odin. if you are flashing custom rom then you do not flash this part. you flash PDA only. so radio and bootloader you usually dont flash.
flashing radio is allegedly only thing that can brick your phone.
in our galaxy 3 jpf rom we have baseband version I5800XXJP4. i think this is newest version. if not, somebody can correct me.
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Its the bootloader that can brick your phone. Not the radio.
Sent from my Lestatious v1.2 Galaxy 3 FROYO
The Dark Lestat said:
Its the bootloader that can brick your phone. Not the radio.
Sent from my Lestatious v1.2 Galaxy 3 FROYO
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But the changes in baseband version would improve/decrease radio preformance? what will happen if you replace new baseband version with an old one?
it is unlocked and current software:
I9505
4.2.2
baseband I9505DXUBMF8
build JDQ39.I9505XXUBMF8
if I flash android revolution rom, will i have any radio problems, and will it be able to work in the UK? do I need to flash a radio? or RIL??
mox123 said:
it is unlocked and current software:
I9505
4.2.2
baseband I9505DXUBMF8
build JDQ39.I9505XXUBMF8
if I flash android revolution rom, will i have any radio problems, and will it be able to work in the UK? do I need to flash a radio? or RIL??
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I think as long as the ROMs you flashed is meant for the international version of S4, it should not be a problem.
Sorry if this is a noob question but will running an old bootloader (say 4.4.2 NA6) with a newer official rom (like 4.4.2 NE4) allow me to downgrade using Mobile Odin Pro?
And if thats the case, are there likely to be any performance issues with running an old bootloader with a new firmware?
KitKat boatloader works on all KitKat roms. Is good to update to latest boatloader to match the rom but no biggie if not.
ddogishere said:
KitKat boatloader works on all KitKat roms. Is good to update to latest boatloader to match the rom but no biggie if not.
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so then will i be able to downgrade from newer roms to older roms with mobile odin (seeing as it doesnt touch the bootloader) if i have the oldest KitKat bootloader installed?
you can move to all 4.4.2 rom you want but NO downgrade to 4.3 rom
I'm on NA6 BL with NG1 rom
rayman95 said:
you can move to all 4.4.2 rom you want but NO downgrade to 4.3 rom
I'm on NA6 BL with NG1 rom
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How is your battery life?
adb7 said:
How is your battery life?
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good but actually I'm on liquidsmooth rom
but if you want to go to NG1 base you should flash NG1 modem to have good combination specially for battery
Hello guys, I've been wondering that is it safe updating my Note 4 which is currently flashed with SimplRom 5.0.1 to the newer SimplRom 5.1.1 version without wiping out my phone? I've already google about this topic but it came out multiple answers so I thought I'll a clearly answer here.
Thanks
Yeah you can do. Just flash the 5.1.1 bootloader and modem beforehand. If you have the N910F then the latest bootloader and modem is POK1
speedyjay said:
Yeah you can do. Just flash the 5.1.1 bootloader and modem beforehand. If you have the N910F then the latest bootloader and modem is POK1
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Thanks for the reply
Guys,
Im on Android ver. 5.1.1
Baseband Ver. N910HXXU1COJ2,
Build number : LMY47X.N910HXXS2CPD1
Stock firmware but rooted.
I would like to install insecure boot image so i can install sweetrom + many other.
At the moment i dont know what to do since N910H has no much support.....please advice.
Thanks.
deom2i said:
Guys,
Im on Android ver. 5.1.1
Baseband Ver. N910HXXU1COJ2,
Build number : LMY47X.N910HXXS2CPD1
Stock firmware but rooted.
I would like to install insecure boot image so i can install sweetrom + many other.
At the moment i dont know what to do since N910H has no much support.....please advice.
Thanks.
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I just flash twrp-3.0.2-0-tre3gxx.img.tar from https://dl.twrp.me/tre3gxx/ with odin. Note that 3gxx means for 3g version of note 4 (N910H).