No signal after ROM change. Help! - Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

i have an i9505, which i rooted and installed a new rom on last night, since then i've had no signal,
i've flashed the original firmware back to original but still nothing, can anyone help?
4.4.2
Baseband: I9505XXUFNA5
Build: KOT49H.I9505xxufnB9

rumbo76 said:
i have an i9505, which i rooted and installed a new rom on last night, since then i've had no signal,
i've flashed the original firmware back to original but still nothing, can anyone help?
4.4.2
Baseband: I9505XXUFNA5
Build: KOT49H.I9505xxufnB9
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Flash the correct modem and it should be fine

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[Q] [NEED A REPLY!] Is it safe to downgrade from 4.3 to 4.2.2?

I had a problem with my i9505 which resulted in it being soft-bricked and so I decided to flash a stock rom for 4.3 Baltic and now I can't enable WIFI. I rooted my phone.
Kernel version: 3.4.0-2082040
Baseband: i9505XXUEMJ7
poninaine said:
I had a problem with my i9505 which resulted in it being soft-bricked and so I decided to flash a stock rom for 4.3 Baltic and now I can't enable WIFI. I rooted my phone.
Kernel version: 3.4.0-2082040
Baseband: i9505XXUEMJ7
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Hi there. You can no longer downgrade your phone into 4.2.2 mate . So either do a factory reset/wipe cache in recovery .or re flash the rom. Have a nice day.
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[Q] Need Help CM10 no Sound after modem flash

Hi all,
I'm a fan of CM and been using M9. When M10 was released, of course I have updated but got issue on signal dropping. I did some research and convinced to update my modem. Using the http://www.sammobile.com firmware checking I got these as latest firmware info:
PDA: I9505XXUGNH8
CSC: I9505OLBGNH2
MODEM: I9505XXUGNH8
With these, I updated my modem to XXUGNH8 using I9505XXUGNH8_MODEM (from DXUBMG5) from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=50965837. The signal dropping was fixed but the BT and wifi went crazy so I flashed I9505_XXUGNH8_WiFi_FIX. BT and Wifi got fixed but my phone got no sound. The result has forced me go back to my M9 which leads me to in restoring my Nandroid back up using CMW and I got my M9 again. Now with my old M9, I still got no sound to I flashed XXUGNG2 from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2192025 but still no sound. So then, I was forced again to flash my original modem, DXUBMG5 from the same thread but still no sound.
I'm ran out of ideas what to do next, maybe install M10 again? Flash new modem? I don't have a good idea now.
Perhaps anyone can guide me.
Here are my phone's current data;
Model: GT-i9505
CM: 11-20140804-SNAPSHOT-M9-jflte
Android: 4.4.4
Baseband:I9505DXUBMG5
Kernel: 3.4.0-cyanogenmod-g433243c [email protected] # 1 Sun Aug 3 22:19:51 PDT 2014
Country: Philippines
Carrier: Globe
Edit:
I'm planning to flash XXUBMH1 based on:
"Old bootloader (no KNOX ) => you need to flash exactly the following LTE modem and no other : XXUBMH1. Otherwise, sound / Wi-Fi may break."
I have checked an I didn't found Samsung knox in my Apps. Any better way to tell if my phone knox?
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[Q] Downgrade Modem

I'm running CyanogenMod 4.4.4 with a Baseband of XXUGNG1 in the UK on 3 network.
When I upgraded (before I rooted) the baseband was updated to XXUGNG1, but since then (even before I rooted) my signal isn't as good. What I'm looking for is to know what the modem/baseband version was before XXUGNG1 and where I can download a copy.
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[Q] cant turn on wifi after update

Hello since 3 weeks i own an galaxy s4 black edition
Everything was fine flashed a couple of roms custom recoveries
But decided to go back to stock well i waa back on stock sinnce i backuped my rom with clockworkmod but yesterday i got an update from samsung so i unrooted my device and installed the update but now i cant turn on wifi anymore did everything factory reset pulling battery out i noticed something else that was strange ghe baseband version was the same as before the update but build number changed would you guys recommend downgrading or flashing the modem so it matches the build number keep in mind i jsut want wifi to work dont care if i wont be able to root again
Baseband: i9505xxufnc4
Build number: KOT49.H i9505XXUGNJ8
Dial *#1234# and paste here what appears.
here you go
joku1981 said:
dial *#1234# and paste here what appears.
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ap: I9505xxugnj8
cp: I9505xxufnc4
csc: I9505yxxgnk1
NLS4 said:
ap: I9505xxugnj8
cp: I9505xxufnc4
csc: I9505yxxgnk1
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Reflash the firmware through ODIN (you can download it HERE) and you will recover the wifi :highfive:.

modem not working after upgrading from 4.4.2 to 5.0.1

CarlM34 said:
I am assuming that all flashed OK? If so did you flash the rom straight after to get the Stock OB8 kernel? If ALL has flashed fine in odin and you have installed Omega 41 then wifi should work.
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First i flashed stock 4.4.2 modem from sammobile. (to make sure nothing is bricked after 100 times of failing to get wifi working)
It works oob without flashing any baseband (i think ufnc9 comes with this rom)
details rom here:
Model GT-I9505
Model name GALAXY S4 LTE Netherlands
Version Android 4.4.2
Product code PHN
PDA I9505XXUGNG8
CSC I9505PHNGNF1
Then i flashed
Model GT-I9505
Model name GALAXY S4 LTE Netherlands
Version Android 5.0.1
Product code PHN
PDA I9505XXUHOB7
CSC I9505PHNHOB2
System --> Setting still shows baseband UFNC9.
Im using openrecovery-twrp-2.8.6.0-jfltexx (but after installing it and reboot to recovery it shows 2.8.5.0.
(flashed with Odin V3.10 under the AP section, right? i believe im doing evrything ok, have flashed alot of roms on this phone before)
(in the earlier try, current state is clean stock 5.0.1 rom with root and twrp 2.8.5.0, no working wifi)
I peformed all steps here exactly.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=58785261&postcount=1
With these basebands:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=50965837&postcount=2627

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