I am relocating outside USA and need to flash verizon free firmware....how can I flash 930U?
Any help will be appreciated.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/att-galaxy-s7/how-to/xda-community-love-g930u-t3415875
I just did this yesterday. Just follow the steps on the first page.
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Works great. No visual voice-mail or video calls through Verizon just a heads up.
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ickedmel said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/att-galaxy-s7/how-to/xda-community-love-g930u-t3415875
I just did this yesterday. Just follow the steps on the first page.
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Works great. No visual voice-mail or video calls through Verizon just a heads up.
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Thanks ....Doesn't worry for vice mail and video calls,as I am leaving Verizon network.
Will try soon, let me download the both firmware
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ickedmel said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/att-galaxy-s7/how-to/xda-community-love-g930u-t3415875
I just did this yesterday. Just follow the steps on the first page.
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Works great. No visual voice-mail or video calls through Verizon just a heads up.
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I've been on V15 of psouza's image for 930V since its release date. I'm lucky in that i haven't had the issue some have with force closes and infinite bootloops. The ROM i'd say is "settled."...my phone can deep sleep but I wouldn't say battery life is "great" (I use a ton of data hogging apps).
Would you say it's worth it starting over and going to the U firmware? Am I able to achieve the same benefits of the U firmware by simply freezing bloat or are there other things in that image that will make the ROM smoother / better battery? I notice with the 930V waking from sleep can be sluggish sometimes.
davidisflash said:
I've been on V15 of psouza's image for 930V since its release date. I'm lucky in that i haven't had the issue some have with force closes and infinite bootloops. The ROM i'd say is "settled."...my phone can deep sleep but I wouldn't say battery life is "great" (I use a ton of data hogging apps).
Would you say it's worth it starting over and going to the U firmware? Am I able to achieve the same benefits of the U firmware by simply freezing bloat or are there other things in that image that will make the ROM smoother / better battery? I notice with the 930V waking from sleep can be sluggish sometimes.
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I haven't rooted on the u firmware so I can't give the the root aspect it. I believe you would have to use psouza image still. I'm on the u firmware with no root stock. I just wanted the stability back. My phone was getting very sluggish and data was acting really funny sometimes. There was only 1 time I had good battery life with the eng boot. Right now this is my 1 first cycle still need more time to optimize battery. I like it a lot.
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I know it's not a lot of hours, but I did a lot of talking on the phone today way more then normal and almost had 4 hours sot. If I get bored I might try like some others have and actually flash a ROM but I hear you need to flash the eng kernel or something after still not sure need to do a little research. I'm not having any issues on the ufirmware besides not having wifi calling and visual voicemail.
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davidisflash said:
I've been on V15 of psouza's image for 930V since its release date. I'm lucky in that i haven't had the issue some have with force closes and infinite bootloops. The ROM i'd say is "settled."...my phone can deep sleep but I wouldn't say battery life is "great" (I use a ton of data hogging apps).
Would you say it's worth it starting over and going to the U firmware? Am I able to achieve the same benefits of the U firmware by simply freezing bloat or are there other things in that image that will make the ROM smoother / better battery? I notice with the 930V waking from sleep can be sluggish sometimes.
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The G930U firmware is much smoother than the G930V firmware. HD calling and visual voicemail can be used with a couple mods. I'm rooted on U and heavily debloated, with HD calling and visual voice, and I wouldn't ever consider going back to Verizon firmware.
CVertigo1 said:
The G930U firmware is much smoother than the G930V firmware. HD calling and visual voicemail can be used with a couple mods. I'm rooted on U and heavily debloated, with HD calling and visual voice, and I wouldn't ever consider going back to Verizon firmware.
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How can I root the ufirmware? Would it pretty much be following psouza method?
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How can I root the ufirmware? Would it pretty much be following psouza method?
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Yes.
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The root procedure is the same on the U firmware as it is on the Verizon firmware, using the same engineering kernel. You would use the generic S7 or S7 Edge fix by @PSouza, not the Verizon fix.
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The root procedure is the same on the U firmware as it is on the Verizon firmware, using the same engineering kernel. You would use the generic S7 or S7 Edge fix by @PSouza, not the Verizon fix.
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Okay thank you =)
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CVertigo1 said:
The G930U firmware is much smoother than the G930V firmware. HD calling and visual voicemail can be used with a couple mods. I'm rooted on U and heavily debloated, with HD calling and visual voice, and I wouldn't ever consider going back to Verizon firmware.
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Where are the mods to get visual VoiceMail working on the U firmware?
CVertigo1 said:
The root procedure is the same on the U firmware as it is on the Verizon firmware, using the same engineering kernel. You would use the generic S7 or S7 Edge fix by @PSouza, not the Verizon fix.
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I just rooted. It is noticeably smoother then on Verizon. My quadrant scores have dropped from when I was on the ufirmware stock. I'll give it a try and see so far seems better then the Verizon firmware root. A lot smoother and I haven't installed tweaks yet. I hope the battery is good will report back. Going to search those Verizon mods for the voicemail and HD calling.
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ickedmel said:
I just rooted. It is noticeably smoother then on Verizon. My quadrant scores have dropped from when I was on the ufirmware stock. I'll give it a try and see so far seems better then the Verizon firmware root. A lot smoother and I haven't installed tweaks yet. I hope the battery is good will report back. Going to search those Verizon mods for the voicemail and HD calling.
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Just did the same and man what a difference from the verizon fw... Thanks
CVertigo1 said:
The G930U firmware is much smoother than the G930V firmware. HD calling and visual voicemail can be used with a couple mods. I'm rooted on U and heavily debloated, with HD calling and visual voice, and I wouldn't ever consider going back to Verizon firmware.
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Can u guide us to the mods for the HD Calling
Root & xposed framework
Can anyone confirm that after rooting U firmware the xposed framework can also be installed without issue?
RockyCJC said:
Can anyone confirm that after rooting U firmware the xposed framework can also be installed without issue?
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I started having issues today ended up getting reboots I think a xposed mod might've caused it. I'm done with rooting for now and sticking to stock ufirmware until some updates come along.
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Knowing, you can flash any other firmware over the U firmware, can we Flash the U firmware then China firmware to unlock BL, followed by flashing VZW system and such?
hidden menu and engineer bootloader
Hi, tried all codes to get to the hidden menu, even tried *#06# for imei but didn't work. I wiped data factory reset, and then wiped cache, before flashing the u firmware, any thoughts. Also, noticed do I need to use the original att enboot, and what is the verizon fix just incase I want to flash back to verizon firmware in the future?
Illogi.xbone said:
Knowing, you can flash any other firmware over the U firmware, can we Flash the U firmware then China firmware to unlock BL, followed by flashing VZW system and such?
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nrage23 said:
Where are the mods to get visual VoiceMail working on the U firmware?
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Did you figure this out?
ickedmel said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/att-galaxy-s7/how-to/xda-community-love-g930u-t3415875
I just did this yesterday. Just follow the steps on the first page.
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Works great. No visual voice-mail or video calls through Verizon just a heads up.
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deeje00 said:
Did you figure this out?
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You know I never figured it out. I'm not sure how cvertigo got it working. I still needed it. I was searching online no luck I found a apk but it didn't work.
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Related
As the title says, I just got my 3rd update with multi user enabled. Installing now
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And yes the tablet feels a tad bit more fluid and responsive. (Placebo maybe lol)
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Still waiting for 2nd update! Come on samsung!
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bimmerboii said:
As the title says, I just got my 3rd update with multi user enabled. Installing now
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Where are you located? We need to get a flashable update for us rooted users.
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Where are you located? We need to get a flashable update for us rooted users.
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Currently in the Philippines. But I bought the tablet in the US.
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Currently in the Philippines. But I bought the tablet in the US.
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We should be able to unroot, get the update and then reroot, no? Or does rooting permanently trip the counter?
californiarailroader said:
We should be able to unroot, get the update and then reroot, no? Or does rooting permanently trip the counter?
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Sorry cant answer your question as I have no intention of rooting mine.. happy as it is so far
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We should be able to unroot, get the update and then reroot, no? Or does rooting permanently trip the counter?
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Well, that worked perfectly, once I rebooted from unrooting I checked for updates, it came through and I applied it, now to see if I can reroot on this new FW.
californiarailroader said:
Well, that worked perfectly, once I rebooted from unrooting I checked for updates, it came through and I applied it, now to see if I can reroot on this new FW.
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please tell us if you can
thank you!
californiarailroader said:
Well, that worked perfectly, once I rebooted from unrooting I checked for updates, it came through and I applied it, now to see if I can reroot on this new FW.
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So all you had to do is unroot? Did your tablet have the modified flag set?
Thanks!
John Francis
jfrancis999 said:
So all you had to do is unroot? Did your tablet have the modified flag set?
Thanks!
John Francis
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That was it, just go into settings on Super SU, click unroot and then reboot. I haven't checked on the flag set, but under settings it still says "custom", so I am assuming the flag is set.
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Mehdy_ said:
!Please tell us if you can
Thank you!
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No prob, I definitely will!
californiarailroader said:
Well, that worked perfectly, once I rebooted from unrooting I checked for updates, it came through and I applied it, now to see if I can reroot on this new FW.
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Awesome glad it worked out for you!
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No prob, I definitely will!
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Well, I have an answer as to whether root will work on this new FW, and the answer is yes! One odd thing though, when it was done rooting and it rebooted, I got a message about the FW update failing, which is obviously wrong since I successfully updated the FW, it must trip something that makes the device think an update failed.
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Awesome glad it worked out for you!
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Thanks!
californiarailroader said:
Well, I have an answer as to whether root will work on this new FW, and the answer is yes! One odd thing though, when it was done rooting and it rebooted, I got a message about the FW update failing, which is obviously wrong since I successfully updated the FW, it must trip something that makes the device think an update failed.
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Thanks a lot! Do you notice any improvements?
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make sure you unfreeze any apps. if you uninstalled the apps via titanium then you may have to odin back to stock. some of these updates look to see if the files it needs to update exist.
also, if the update fails to go through the first time (after actually downloading it) and you the the error gotta use kies warning. just boot into recovery and wipe cache and try again.
as a confirmation, bean's root still works. i didn't get the update failed though. i rebooted fully after accepting the update before running the root.
i don't see much improvement in speed yet, but chrome is all i've tested as the old reader's site runs crappily slow in landscape still (but it doesn't seem as crappily bad). vertical runs smoother though. if the old reader is taxing on chrome then overall chrome should be better. i haven't run any benchmarks and never will. a 100% increase from .01 seconds to.005 seconds only makes bars on comparison charts bigger without actually affecting the performance in real life.
madsquabbles said:
make sure you unfreeze any apps. if you uninstalled the apps via titanium then you may have to odin back to stock. some of these updates look to see if the files it needs to update exist.
also, if the update fails to go through the first time (after actually downloading it) and you the the error gotta use kies warning. just boot into recovery and wipe cache and try again.
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After I did the update and it was all finished, I did get the "update successful" message, I just got the "update unsuccessful" message on the reboot after rooting. I did forget to defrost the Knox Apps, but since the update was successful, it must not have touched those.
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Thanks a lot! Do you notice any improvements?
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It seems much snappier and most of the lag is gone, overall it just feels smoother.
Agreed, it feels smoother, I haven't played with multiuser much but do you have to reinstall all apps on the new accounts? Would it take up a lot of space?
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madsquabbles said:
make sure you unfreeze any apps. if you uninstalled the apps via titanium then you may have to odin back to stock. some of these updates look to see if the files it needs to update exist.
also, if the update fails to go through the first time (after actually downloading it) and you the the error gotta use kies warning. just boot into recovery and wipe cache and try again.
as a confirmation, bean's root still works. i didn't get the update failed though. i rebooted fully after accepting the update before running the root.
i don't see much improvement in speed yet, but chrome is all i've tested as the old reader's site runs crappily slow in landscape still (but it doesn't seem as crappily bad). vertical runs smoother though. if the old reader is taxing on chrome then overall chrome should be better. i haven't run any benchmarks and never will. a 100% increase from .01 seconds to.005 seconds only makes bars on comparison charts bigger without actually affecting the performance in real life.
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The update was successful for me, and I got the "update successful" after it was done, I only got that message after re rooting. I did forget to defrost the Knox apps, but since the update was successful it must not have touched those.
californiarailroader said:
After I did the update and it was all finished, I did get the "update successful" message, I just got the "update unsuccessful" message on the reboot after rooting. I did forget to defrost the Knox Apps, but since the update was successful, it must not have touched those..
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i've been through four reboots and haven't gotten the update unsucessfull message yet. on my first reboot after rooting i did freeze all the knox, fota and software update apps. so it could be why i don't see it.
Okay no joke, this update really did speed up my device. Not much lag when turning the screen on and unlocking it.
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I've been through four reboots and haven't gotten the update unsuccessful message yet. On my first reboot after rooting I did freeze all the Knox, fota and software update apps, so it could be why i don't see it.
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That's probably it, all I froze before unrooting and applying the update were the Knox apps (which I also happened to forget to unfreeze), I didn't touch FOTA or Software Update.
Thanks Verizon and tutorial for installation
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Anyone has the ota zip?
Wonder if it'd be on Sammobile.com yet
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I would wait for @hsbadr do a safe upgrade otherwise updating bootloader could patch the xploit recently discover.... Some guys could lose everything by this point
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I really can't wait to install the MM update, but I definitely don't want to lose root. Ima wait patiently for a safe upgrade.
I'd thoroughly appreciate if someone could upload the update.zip so I can check the bootloader and work on an update mechanism.
I think they haven't rolled out the update... Been checking for a while and says system is up to date... Nothing in NY
hey guys anyone know that when will marshmallow update come in samsung galaxy note 3 T-Mobile
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I would wait for @hsbadr do a safe upgrade otherwise updating bootloader could patch the xploit recently discover.... Some guys could lose everything by this point
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Definitely agree. I'll stick on Paul until it's proven safe to upgrade to mm. I don't even care if it's a stock mm rom. As long as I keep my bootloader unlocked.
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I checked Kies, Verizon Software Update Assistant, and OTA. None are available yet for me.
OTA is live.
Prior to 12PM EDT it was not showing up on my phone. At 12:04PM it was available and is now downloading (Michigan)
Not showing up for me either
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pumped for a nice basic flash debloat ROM for this for us rooted guys!
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Just showed up on both my wife and my note 4. Waiting to find out if we can still obtain root before taking it though. I'd really prefer the official marshmellow combined with Cyanogenmod.
Western NC here, BTW.
Just downloaded and installed. All the icons are yucky now. My phone was fully stock so did not have the same concerns as some of you with regards to boot loader et all. Location is Boston. Seems ok so far other than the yucky icons.
I'm in eastern NC and still nothing. I'm OK with that though as I hope some of you will be the guinea pigs and see if there is any issues with it before I install it
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Here in cali. Just got mine moments ago. Phone is running slow. Hopefully factory wipe and delete cache will fix it
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jake21 said:
Just downloaded and installed. All the icons are yucky now. My phone was fully stock so did not have the same concerns as some of you with regards to boot loader et all. Location is Boston. Seems ok so far other than the yucky icons.
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efanatic said:
I'm in eastern NC and still nothing. I'm OK with that though as I hope some of you will be the guinea pigs and see if there is any issues with it before I install it
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I want to make sure we can still unlock the phone. We should be able to get a complete CM13 now if the bootloader can still obtain perm unlock and we have perm root.
I haven't seen any new phone released since our Note 4s that delivers every feature I want plus more, so I'm planning on sticking with our note 4s for some time to come.
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Just downloaded and installed. All the icons are yucky now. My phone was fully stock so did not have the same concerns as some of you with regards to boot loader et all. Location is Boston. Seems ok so far other than the yucky icons.
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*edit* nevermind, I got excited and ignored the part where you were stock.
Has anyone with an unlocked retail version installed it and tried to flash twrp yet?
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(Turns out it doesn't work for everyone as when I flashed this build
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[STOCK][N] H850 20A OPEN EU Flashable ZIPs + IMGs + KDZ
my build number is not xx, it's the number associated with EE UK...
It has worked for some though, in case how I flashed it is why I've ended up with an EE build here's how I installed things...
1) Upgraded through LGUP using this build.
2) Allowed the ROM to boot.
3) Wiped everything through recovery.
4) Restored my backup from the computer.)
If you're on EE UK you don't have to wait for our carrier to release their Android 7 update if you have a bad mobile signal.
As until Android 7 to access WI-FI calling on EE UK you were forced to use EE's ROM.
On the V20a Open EU ROM WI-FI calling on EE UK works.
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Did you flash this over a EU Open ROM or a EE ROM? If EE any dialogues pop up on startup?
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Did you flash this over a EU Open ROM or a EE ROM? If EE any dialogues pop up on startup?
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Flashed over an EE ROM... But hard reset after the flash from the boot menu as it would only allow me to refurbish through LGUP. Wi-Fi calling works fine and I'm well happy with the Android 7 experience. ?
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Flashed over an EE ROM... But hard reset after the flash from the boot menu as it would only allow me to refurbish through LGUP. Wi-Fi calling works fine and I'm well happy with the Android 7 experience. ?
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Brilliant. Will give this a go later on.
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I turned it on in marshmallow, ee never activated it for me. You are supposed to get a txt notification when they activate i got nothing. Ive just toggled it off and on under nougat, nothing happens. Maybe because i have a legacy t-mobile contract with them its not available?
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No warnings after startup/reboot mate.
The only thing I'm unsure of is HD Calls on 4g.
Got a hp laptop with USB c. Lost the adaptor
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I turned it on in marshmallow, ee never activated it for me. You are supposed to get a txt notification when they activate i got nothing. Ive just toggled it off and on under nougat, nothing happens. Maybe because i have a legacy t-mobile contract with them its not available?
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I believe it is unfortunately, WiFi calling only activated for me when I entered an EE 4g contract.
Although on EU stock ROM Marshmallow, for me there was no WI-FI calling option.
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No warnings after startup/reboot mate.
The only thing I'm unsure of is HD Calls on 4g.
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I get 4G HD calls mate.
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@mattisfaction, all sorted. Wifi callbIcon appears but not tested. No cust errors which I was worried about. Cheers buddy.
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@mattisfaction, all sorted. Wifi callbIcon appears but not tested. No cust errors which I was worried about. Cheers buddy.
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I had this working perfect on all the EE marshmallow builds. Using a clean install of the OPEN EU v20a I can't get this working though.
No wifi calling option, same build number as OP but my software version is v20a-EUR-XX rather than v20a-234-30.
I know that 234-30 is the UK country code 234 and EE mobile network code 30, and as the OP installed the generic build, it must pick up on something which binds that software version to the MCC+MNC. I know it's active on my account as I've used it for ages. Any ideas?
I sent my EE LG G5 for repair and after 2 repairs due to horrible battery life (bought directly from EE on their ROM) they replaced it with a refurbished handset which is unlocked and have just upgraded to android 7 (v20-EUR-XX) but have no WiFi-calling icon.
What is this Open EU ROM that you guys are talking about and can I flash it on top of v20-EUR-XX without wiping?
mcall_r said:
I sent my EE LG G5 for repair and after 2 repairs due to horrible battery life (bought directly from EE on their ROM) they replaced it with a refurbished handset which is unlocked and have just upgraded to android 7 (v20-EUR-XX) but have no WiFi-calling icon.
What is this Open EU ROM that you guys are talking about and can I flash it on top of v20-EUR-XX without wiping?
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The build I referred to is the one found here
https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink?ur...hare_fid=3793&share_type=t&share_pid=69776929
[STOCK][N] H850 20A OPEN EU Flashable ZIPs + IMGs + KDZ
It's not an xx build as stated before your post
srw985 said:
I had this working perfect on all the EE marshmallow builds. Using a clean install of the OPEN EU v20a I can't get this working though.
No wifi calling option, same build number as OP but my software version is v20a-EUR-XX rather than v20a-234-30.
I know that 234-30 is the UK country code 234 and EE mobile network code 30, and as the OP installed the generic build, it must pick up on something which binds that software version to the MCC+MNC. I know it's active on my account as I've used it for ages. Any ideas?
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It's configured itself as a UK build on EE which seems to be why WI-FI calling is working.
I believe you should be able to use LGUP to flash this build as you're on nougat already.
For information I had to upgrade as refurbish wasn't an option and then I did a hard reset... Maybe somehow that configured my build number to work on EE network.
Previously on marshmallow when I used LGUP and the 'stock" EU firmware provided here
https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink?ur...hare_fid=3793&share_type=t&share_pid=68374892
[STOCK][M] H850 10E OPEN EU ROM + Flashable ZIPs + IMGs + KDZ
I couldn't get WI-FI calling active.
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mattisfaction said:
The build I referred to is the one found here
https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink?ur...hare_fid=3793&share_type=t&share_pid=69776929
[STOCK][N] H850 20A OPEN EU Flashable ZIPs + IMGs + KDZ
It's not an xx build as stated before your post
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Yeah, i'm using that exact build but unfortunately it shows as V20a-EUR-XX rather than V20a-234-30
srw985 said:
Yeah, i'm using that exact build but unfortunately it shows as V20a-EUR-XX rather than V20a-234-30
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I've got lucky then. Did you refurbish or upgrade?
I also restored my backup... Maybe that has something to do with it?
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Deleting the cust folder, or everything but the EE folder within, changes V20A-EUR-XX to V20A-GLOBAL-COM
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I wonder if someone with it working zipped up and posted their system/cust folder, it'd work.
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(Turns out it doesn't work for everyone as when I flashed this build
https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink?ur...hare_fid=3793&share_type=t&share_pid=69776929
[STOCK][N] H850 20A OPEN EU Flashable ZIPs + IMGs + KDZ
my build number is not xx, it's the number associated with EE UK...
It has worked for some though, in case how I flashed it is why I've ended up with an EE build here's how I installed things...
1) Upgraded through LGUP using this build.
2) Allowed the ROM to boot.
3) Wiped everything through recovery.
4) Restored my backup from the computer.)
If you're on EE UK you don't have to wait for our carrier to release their Android 7 update if you have a bad mobile signal.
As until Android 7 to access WI-FI calling on EE UK you were forced to use EE's ROM.
On the V20a Open EU ROM WI-FI calling on EE UK works.
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Can you please confirm that Barclays bank app works on this Rom.
sahidmiah said:
Can you please confirm that Barclays bank app works on this Rom.
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I can't get it working... Had to resort to using the browser.
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srw985 said:
Deleting the cust folder, or everything but the EE folder within, changes V20A-EUR-XX to V20A-GLOBAL-COM
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I wonder if someone with it working zipped up and posted their system/cust folder, it'd work.
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Maybe it would... Due to a few apps not liking root and the faults I've had with the screen on this device... I've not rooted mine or installed a custom recovery. I use Adguard to block ads and disable apps and permissions, I'm happy enough.
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Is there a way to rollback to a previous firmware?
I have a Samsung Galaxy S7 Sprint variant it's unlocked and I'm using it on AT&T.
I recently upgraded the firmware to the APL 6 version.
I also need help finding a method to root my device and remove all the bloatware.
All the methods I have found so far have been unsuccessful im guessing because its a newer firmware.
Any help on this matter would be greatly appreciated.
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hckrnewb said:
Is there a way to rollback to a previous firmware?
I have a Samsung Galaxy S7 Sprint variant it's unlocked and I'm using it on AT&T.
I recently upgraded the firmware to the APL 6 version.
I also need help finding a method to root my device and remove all the bloatware.
All the methods I have found so far have been unsuccessful im guessing because its a newer firmware.
Any help on this matter would be greatly appreciated.
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Since you are on the latest firmware which has the newer bootloader the furthest you can roll back is pj2. Some people have had luck rooting it like this guy but you have to be on pj2
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=70929740
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^ beware if you root it on PJ2 you may end up having to unroot. I rooted on PL6 and couldn't call or text anyone. Did 2 days of research with no luck. I heard the same thing happens if you root PJ2.
Also, if you end up needing to unroot, make sure you get the most recent update file. For some reason Odin gives you errors if you use lower firmwares (at least in my experience).
Good luck man.
hckrnewb said:
Is there a way to rollback to a previous firmware?
I have a Samsung Galaxy S7 Sprint variant it's unlocked and I'm using it on AT&T.
I recently upgraded the firmware to the APL 6 version.
I also need help finding a method to root my device and remove all the bloatware.
All the methods I have found so far have been unsuccessful im guessing because its a newer firmware.
Any help on this matter would be greatly appreciated.
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Search the forums for the pit file that will allow you to rollback. Rooting isn't really worth it though, just odin the u firmware
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Pavilion Blvd said:
^ beware if you root it on PJ2 you may end up having to unroot. I rooted on PL6 and couldn't call or text anyone. Did 2 days of research with no luck. I heard the same thing happens if you root PJ2.
Also, if you end up needing to unroot, make sure you get the most recent update file. For some reason Odin gives you errors if you use lower firmwares (at least in my experience).
Good luck man.
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On the link I provided earlier the guy aaid he had no problem with it and everything works including call, text and data
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Ok thanks i finally have a little time to try it out hopefully it works
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Thanks for the help guys i really appreciate it managed to downgrade to pj2 now im going to odin 930u firmware.
Any suggestions
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lvpre said:
Search the forums for the pit file that will allow you to rollback. Rooting isn't really worth it though, just odin the u firmware
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Ive managed to rollback my phone to pj2 but now im looking for U firmware files that can be i odin
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Why would you wanna go back to previous version tho? I suggest you flash the new firmware, the BQAA, it's Android Nougat. I updated and mine took aprox 20 mins or so. My disabled apps werent reactivated nor installed. Ill give you the apk i used for disabling if you want. You don't need root for it. I successfully disabled ALL bloat i dont need eg. Sprint apps, Amazon apps and etc. Plus, the new features are superb especially that ability to lower your device's reso. although its ugly af. it helps battery, a lot. And plus its much snappier. ill open a thread after a week of my experience to give feedback for those who are afraid to jump in.
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Why would you wanna go back to previous version tho? I suggest you flash the new firmware, the BQAA, it's Android Nougat. I updated and mine took aprox 20 mins or so. My disabled apps werent reactivated nor installed. Ill give you the apk i used for disabling if you want. You don't need root for it. I successfully disabled ALL bloat i dont need eg. Sprint apps, Amazon apps and etc. Plus, the new features are superb especially that ability to lower your device's reso. although its ugly af. it helps battery, a lot. And plus its much snappier. ill open a thread after a week of my experience to give feedback for those who are afraid to jump in.
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My main purpose is to remove all bloatware i dont just want to disable them i play games on my phone and unnecessary apps/background processes slow device perfomance and and take up space. Im also tired of the sprint activation crap popping up.
If i can get a clean version of Nougat without carrier bloat then ill consider it but until then ill go with U firmware or root the 930p firmware
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hckrnewb said:
My main purpose is to remove all bloatware i dont just want to disable them i play games on my phone and unnecessary apps/background processes slow device perfomance and and take up space. Im also tired of the sprint activation crap popping up.
If i can get a clean version of Nougat without carrier bloat then ill consider it but until then ill go with U firmware or root the 930p firmware
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The new update has Performance/Gaming modes, i think that'll help. Plus, when you disable the app using a good disabler, it actually uninstall the thing and it will leave it for about 24 kilobytes max is 1mb. Which is barely a size of a photo. When you disable an app, it doesn't run nor slow your device because it's disabled. But it's your call budd. I suggest that you try it out first, give it a chance and save yourself a hassle of flashing unofficial firmwares with the risk of bricking ur 800 dollar phone. my opinion tho, it has gotten even snappier with the update. been using it for 2 days now, im opening a review thread after a week of using it for people that are afraid to jump in, u might wanna wait for that if u want. anyways, good luck!!!
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The new update has Performance/Gaming modes, i think that'll help. Plus, when you disable the app using a good disabler, it actually uninstall the thing and it will leave it for about 24 kilobytes max is 1mb. Which is barely a size of a photo. When you disable an app, it doesn't run nor slow your device because it's disabled. But it's your call budd. I suggest that you try it out first, give it a chance and save yourself a hassle of flashing unofficial firmwares with the risk of bricking ur 800 dollar phone. my opinion tho, it has gotten even snappier with the update. been using it for 2 days now, im opening a review thread after a week of using it for people that are afraid to jump in, u might wanna wait for that if u want. anyways, good luck!!!
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OK well ill wait to see how your device does and in one week everything is smooth then I'll update to Nougat
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canynballa said:
On the link I provided earlier the guy aaid he had no problem with it and everything works including call, text and data
canynballa, will you please provide that link again? Thanks!
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waynemanor said:
canynballa said:
On the link I provided earlier the guy aaid he had no problem with it and everything works including call, text and data
canynballa, will you please provide that link again? Thanks!
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=70929740
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Hey guys. Just need a lil help to straighten out a lil issue i have. I also have a sm-g930p unlock using overseas (outside the US). So i flash it over with the latest fw of sm-g930U. Which i think i regret doing it. My problem now is i'm a little bit fraid. I just want to know if i need back the latest fw of sm-g930p with same or newer build date to flash back. Or can i just grab the recent one on sammobile which as yet for sprint it only has the may security patch. Because the one i have install is june security patch. Meaning the kernel is 3.18.31 june 19 build date.. in these case should i wait till it's uploaded which I'm hoping but no sure it would have same kernel numbers. Meaning i would even have to wait further more for July security patch fw ??? Please help so confuse which would be my best option not to brick my phone on rolling back..
So I took a chance and went ahead and flashed my ATT S8+ To Tmobile firmware G955USQU1AQEF with stock odin and I can confirm it's working 100% Wi-Fi calling, Volte, Video calling. Once i booted up it also registered my sim and proceeded to update to Tmobile firmware G955USQU1AQGA and I gotta say only bloat was tmobile app and battery life improved by atleast 40%
Do u have enhanced messaging?
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I haven't messaged anyone with tmobile on a galaxy yet but the options of enhanced messaging or on in the settings and by the way I flashed all files AP, BL, CP, CSC_OYN
Nvidia149 said:
I haven't messaged anyone with tmobile on a galaxy yet but the options of enhanced messaging or on in the settings and by the way I flashed all files AP, BL, CP, CSC_OYN
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What about the userdata?
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Didn't flash user data it was greyed out
O ok thank you.... will try it out
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It did wipe my device so back up before u flash
Can confirm advanced messaging working. I have also noticed device running a lil warm on the right side or maybe is just my OCD for perfection can anyone on stock att confirm a lil warm on normal usage but completely cold while sleeping
I ran Tmobile firmware on my S7 edge the entire time I used it. It got updated faster and had a faster speed test.
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So I took a chance and went ahead and flashed my ATT S8+ To Tmobile firmware G955USQU1AQEF with stock odin and I can confirm it's working 100% Wi-Fi calling, Volte, Video calling. Once i booted up it also registered my sim and proceeded to update to Tmobile firmware G955USQU1AQGA and I gotta say only bloat was tmobile app and battery life improved by atleast 40%
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Can you link me the Odin file for tmo? I flashed it but no update for me and it shows att/att/att
I got it to update... but i miss the navbar hide.
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I got everything from this thread https://forum.xda-developers.com/tmobile-galaxy-s8+/how-to/unlock-usa-g955u-t3623366
I still have the navbar hide what version are you on? And are you tmb/tmb/att?
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I still have the navbar hide what version are you on? And are you tmb/tmb/att?
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Everytime i flash its att/att/att
Can someone link me the tmo odin files?
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In this thread theres a google drive link with the T-Mobile odin files i used https://forum.xda-developers.com/tmobile-galaxy-s8+/how-to/unlock-usa-g955u-t3623366
Is your carrier tmobile? And maybe try going to the G955U1 firmware first with the modified odin and then go to the T-Mobile firmware with stock odin my friend did it that way
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Is your carrier tmobile? And maybe try going to the G955U1 firmware first with the modified odin and then go to the T-Mobile firmware with stock odin my friend did it that way
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I am on att and i thinknim already ong955usqu1a
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So your sim is att?
I haven't flashed any other carrier firmware on this device yet (AT&T). I have the gear watch. if anyone has one can u confirm it works with non ATT firmware? That's the only thing that's kept me from trying anything else.
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Is your carrier tmobile? And maybe try going to the G955U1 firmware first with the modified odin and then go to the T-Mobile firmware with stock odin my friend did it that way
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I went to G955U1 and then the Tmo but it still shows as att/att/att
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Nvidia149 said:
So your sim is att?
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yes it is ATT sim