Does anyone have an ODIN compatible update for the One UI 2 beta that would work for the US factory unlocked S10+ (SM-G975U1)? I saw a T-Mobile only update.zip, but that only works on T-Mobile locked ones.
lightmastertech said:
Does anyone have an ODIN compatible update for the One UI 2 beta that would work for the US factory unlocked S10+ (SM-G975U1)? I saw a T-Mobile only update.zip, but that only works on T-Mobile locked ones.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
It appears the aren't releasing it for U1 yet. As long as your csc is part of the OYN multi-csc then you can use U firmware and use the update.zip on here.
Sent from my SM-G975U1 using XDA Labs
jwarrior319 said:
It appears the aren't releasing it for U1 yet. As long as your csc is part of the OYN multi-csc then you can use U firmware and use the update.zip on here.
Sent from my SM-G975U1 using XDA Labs
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Not familiar with the term "OYN multi-csc", however I can and have flashed different carrier ODIN packages onto my US Unlocked S10+. I assume that means mine is apart of the multi-csc. Mine is "VZW/VZW/XAA", a factory unlocked s10+ bought from Samsung's website with a Verizon SIM in it.
lightmastertech said:
Not familiar with the term "OYN multi-csc", however I can and have flashed different carrier ODIN packages onto my US Unlocked S10+. I assume that means mine is apart of the multi-csc. Mine is "VZW/VZW/XAA", a factory unlocked s10+ bought from Samsung's website with a Verizon SIM in it.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
VZW is part of it. It should work just fine then. Just make a Smart Switch backup first
Sent from my SM-G975U1 using XDA Labs
jwarrior319 said:
VZW is part of it. It should work just fine then. Just make a Smart Switch backup first
Sent from my SM-G975U1 using XDA Labs
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
If I'm currently on G975U1ES2BSIE, I assume I can't just flash that update.zip file because it says you must be coming from BSI4. Is it safe to ODIN flash the BSI4 version and then recovery flash the update.zip? Also, in a screenshot on the update.zip thread, it said the source version was G975USQS2BSI4, yet the firmware I have been using has always started with G975U1..., so can I even use the update.zip at all?
lightmastertech said:
If I'm currently on G975U1ES2BSIE, I assume I can't just flash that update.zip file because it says you must be coming from BSI4. Is it safe to ODIN flash the BSI4 version and then recovery flash the update.zip? Also, in a screenshot on the update.zip thread, it said the source version was G975USQS2BSI4, yet the firmware I have been using has always started with G975U1..., so can I even use the update.zip at all?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
You would have to flash BSI4 U firmware via odin first then update zip after full boot. U1 beta has been delayed now untill who knows when. So basically we're stuck with bloat if we want the beta until further notice.
Sent from my SM-G975U1 using XDA Labs
jwarrior319 said:
You would have to flash BSI4 U firmware via odin first then update zip after full boot. U1 beta has been delayed now untill who knows when. So basically we're stuck with bloat if we want the beta until further notice.
Sent from my SM-G975U1 using XDA Labs
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Thank you for reminding me about the bloat from U firmware.... ewww.... Will definitely hold out until more information about the U1 beta comes out, especially considering that someone will likely release the update.zip for it, rendering their limited beta unlimited.
I'm curious about this as well. Didn't the release the u1 beta yesterday? If so does anyone have the update.zip we could apply locally?
spidey44 said:
I'm curious about this as well. Didn't the release the u1 beta yesterday? If so does anyone have the update.zip we could apply locally?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
You on BSIE?
lightmastertech said:
You on BSIE?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I'm on BSIC (thought that was the latest U1 version)
I was on BSIE and had to downgrade to BSIC in order to take the beta update. Even though I registered, wasn't sending it and as soon as I downgraded back to BSIC the beta update came through.
tgee0907 said:
I was on BSIE and had to downgrade to BSIC in order to take the beta update. Even though I registered, wasn't sending it and as soon as I downgraded back to BSIC the beta update came through.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Hmm so I'm not able to grab it while on BSIC; any chance you have the update.zip file
I have the U1 (512 unlocked Snapdragon). I flashed the T-Mobile U image (downloaded using Frija, then flashed with Odin), and then saved the ota zip to an SD card and flashed that update via recovery. Haven't had any issues, yet. While I'm not a fan of the T-Mobile boot screen and default ringtone, the only bloat I've identified is the Name ID, T-Mobile, and Visual Voicemail apps, which all appear to be uninstallable. It also added the video call function to my dialer, which I'll probably never use but it's neat that it exists...
I say all that because you could just install the T-Mo firmware to your VZW phone and get away with a updating to the beta and uninstalling the bloatware, if you're ok with having the T-Mobile boot screen (ideally, you won't see it much anyways).
Just a thought.
spidey44 said:
Hmm so I'm not able to grab it while on BSIC; any chance you have the update.zip file
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Let me get home tonight and I'll extract it
The U1 version of the oneui 2.0 beta was released yesterday and apparently still being released for many users hopefully someone has the logics to make the update zip out of it and pass it along. Not everyone wants to go through completely wiping their phone and swapping unlocked firmware for a carrier one just to test the beta.
phishfi said:
I have the U1 (512 unlocked Snapdragon). I flashed the T-Mobile U image (downloaded using Frija, then flashed with Odin), and then saved the ota zip to an SD card and flashed that update via recovery. Haven't had any issues, yet. While I'm not a fan of the T-Mobile boot screen and default ringtone, the only bloat I've identified is the Name ID, T-Mobile, and Visual Voicemail apps, which all appear to be uninstallable. It also added the video call function to my dialer, which I'll probably never use but it's neat that it exists...
I say all that because you could just install the T-Mo firmware to your VZW phone and get away with a updating to the beta and uninstalling the bloatware, if you're ok with having the T-Mobile boot screen (ideally, you won't see it much anyways).
Just a thought.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
That's not how it works. You won't have tmobile bloat. The firmwares now are all inclusive so it will install bloat depending on your installed sim card. Example, I installed it on my AT&T S10+ and got AT&T bloat. If you install on your tmobile S10, you'll have tmobile bloat.
jpcdeux said:
That's not how it works. You won't have tmobile bloat. The firmwares now are all inclusive so it will install bloat depending on your installed sim card. Example, I installed it on my AT&T S10+ and got AT&T bloat. If you install on your tmobile S10, you'll have tmobile bloat.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Assuming that's the case, why not just do the entire install and setup without a SIM, then plug the SIM in after it's complete?
I used that trick on the VZW Pixel and Pixel 2 and was able to avoid them force-locking the bootloader.
phishfi said:
Assuming that's the case, why not just do the entire install and setup without a SIM, then plug the SIM in after it's complete?
I used that trick on the VZW Pixel and Pixel 2 and was able to avoid them force-locking the bootloader.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Between here and Reddit it's been asked several times if that works and there hasn't been a real answer yet. Yes though, that is the case. It's been that way since one of the major updates on the S8 firmware back when it was still a flagship. The bloat and carrier files it installs are carrier dependent. That's why the total download size of firmware went way up.
tgee0907 said:
I was on BSIE and had to downgrade to BSIC in order to take the beta update. Even though I registered, wasn't sending it and as soon as I downgraded back to BSIC the beta update came through.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Im thinking thats why I wasn't ever able to join the beta. Downloading BSIC now and hopefully installing that will make it possible to officially join the U1 beta. After going back to U firmware i remember all the things that made me switch back to U1 last time lol.
Sent from my Samsung SM-G975U using XDA Labs
jpcdeux said:
That's not how it works. You won't have tmobile bloat. The firmwares now are all inclusive so it will install bloat depending on your installed sim card. Example, I installed it on my AT&T S10+ and got AT&T bloat. If you install on your tmobile S10, you'll have tmobile bloat.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Why are there separate S10+ firmware downloads for AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon which have different Home_CSC partitions if the Samsung firmware works like you say? Shouldn't all the Samsung S10+ firmware be U1 (the firmware that comes installed on the carrier free version of the S10+) if the carrier bloat is installed via the inserted SIM?
Related
Hey.
Has anyone been able to get the U firmware working on a Tmobile s7 edge? I got an error along the lines of "sw rev check fail fused 3 binary 2".
Thanks.
Sent from my SM-G935T using Tapatalk
Are you on the latest security update? I think the U firmware is patched up to May or so, these device bootloaders won't allow downgrading, maybe with the eng boot you can flash it, but from what I've been reading there's no going backwards, only flashing of the same updates or future.
Dark Nightmare said:
Are you on the latest security update? I think the U firmware is patched up to May or so, these device bootloaders won't allow downgrading, maybe with the eng boot you can flash it, but from what I've been reading there's no going backwards, only flashing of the same updates or future.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Ok, so if the U firmware gets updated, will i be able to flash it then?
Thanks.
Sent from my SM-G935T using Tapatalk
I would assume so since they usually have the base the same, the V and other software versions are able to use it, so we should be too once it's on the same update level.
Dark Nightmare said:
I would assume so since they usually have the base the same, the V and other software versions are able to use it, so we should be too once it's on the same update level.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Awesome, thank you!
I'll just have to figure out when the U firmware gets updated to the July patch. I'm a bit surprised that T-Mobile is ahead of the U firmware. Any idea why that is?
Sent from my SM-G935T using Tapatalk
I think we're all surprised really, lol, but they missed us on the May patch, so we jumped straight to our current update. U isn't as popular as the carrier versions in the US, so that may also explain the slower updates.
Dark Nightmare said:
I think we're all surprised really, lol, but they missed us on the May patch, so we jumped straight to our current update. U isn't as popular as the carrier versions in the US, so that may also explain the slower updates.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Oh. I was thinking of flashing U to get quicker updates, I didn't think they would be slower. I heard N is dropping today, and I want it ASAP.
Sent from my SM-G935T using Tapatalk
nahtnam said:
I heard N is dropping today, and I want it ASAP.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I want a blonde with a large chest and a butt that tastes like french vanilla ice cream. Don't expect N for a few months.
entropism said:
I want a blonde with a large chest and a butt that tastes like french vanilla ice cream. Don't expect N for a few months.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Of course, but I'd rather wait 3 months than 5.
Sent from my SM-G935T using Tapatalk
Dark Nightmare said:
Are you on the latest security update? I think the U firmware is patched up to May or so, these device bootloaders won't allow downgrading, maybe with the eng boot you can flash it, but from what I've been reading there's no going backwards, only flashing of the same updates or future.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Ok, so it looks like the August patch just dropped for the U firmware. So theoretically, will I be able to flash that now?
Also, in firmware zips, I always see a CSC and a HOME_CSC. What is the difference? Which should I use if I want to have a full and complete flash?
Thanks.
Sent from my SM-G935T using Tapatalk
nahtnam said:
Ok, so it looks like the August patch just dropped for the U firmware. So theoretically, will I be able to flash that now?
Also, in firmware zips, I always see a CSC and a HOME_CSC. What is the difference? Which should I use if I want to have a full and complete flash?
Thanks.
Sent from my SM-G935T using Tapatalk
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Please let us know how flashing the new August U firmware goes for you. It does look like the new U devices are now on the V2 bootloader.
I have an official SM-G935U and after the update it says on the bootloader page RP SWREV: B2(2, 1, 1, 1, 1) K1 S1. My hope is that at some point I can flash the official T-Mo firmware to my G935U if the G935U falls behind in updates again.
CSC will wipe the device. HOME_CSC will not wipe the device, from what I understand.
tublah said:
Please let us know how flashing the new August U firmware goes for you. It does look like the new U devices are now on the V2 bootloader.
I have an official SM-G935U and after the update it says on the bootloader page RP SWREV: B2(2, 1, 1, 1, 1) K1 S1. My hope is that at some point I can flash the official T-Mo firmware to my G935U if the G935U falls behind in updates again.
CSC will wipe the device. HOME_CSC will not wipe the device, from what I understand.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Isn't the T-Mobile firmware on version 3 bootloader? That means the flash from T-Mobile to U won't work. BTW, I've already flashed from U to T-Mobile. I would not recommend flashing the Tmobile firmware because I still don't think it's possible to go back to U.
Sent from my SM-G935T using Tapatalk
nahtnam said:
Isn't the T-Mobile firmware on version 3 bootloader? That means the flash from T-Mobile to U won't work. BTW, I've already flashed from U to T-Mobile.
Sent from my SM-G935T using Tapatalk
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Not sure. What do your device show when you boot to download/bootloader mode?
EDIT: are you saying that you have an official SM-G935U that you flashed to T-Mobile's firmware and are now stuck on T-mobile's firmware -- and that you're trying to get back?
tublah said:
Not sure. What do your device show when you boot to download/bootloader mode?
EDIT: are you saying that you have an official SM-G935U that you flashed to T-Mobile's firmware and are now stuck on T-mobile's firmware -- and that you're trying to get back?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I get: AP SWREV: B3(2, 1, 1, 1, 1) K1 S2
EDIT: I have a Verizon S7 Edge which I flashed U firmware onto. Then I flashed T-Mobile's firmware and now I'm stuck. I want to get back to U.
nahtnam said:
I get: AP SWREV: B3(2, 1, 1, 1, 1) K1 S2
EDIT: I have a Verizon S7 Edge which I flashed U firmware onto. Then I flashed T-Mobile's firmware and now I'm stuck. I want to get back to U.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Ah, then yeah - it looks like everyone aside from T-mobile are on V2 still. Sorry to have gotten your hopes up!
tublah said:
Ah, then yeah - it looks like everyone aside from T-mobile are on V2 still. Sorry to have gotten your hopes up!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
No problem. Hopefully the U firmware will eventually upgrade to bootloader version 3. I'm kind of scared that it may never be updated because T-Mobile updated it with the July patch, and the U firmware is already at August.
nahtnam said:
No problem. Hopefully the U firmware will eventually upgrade to bootloader version 3. I'm kind of scared that it may never be updated because T-Mobile updated it with the July patch, and the U firmware is already at August.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I tried to flash the latest U firmware on my G935T without success though. It stuck at the beginning and I had to restore it using "Switcher". It might happened because I checked "re-partition in Odin.
mishastr said:
I tried to flash the latest U firmware on my G935T without success though. It stuck at the beginning and I had to restore it using "Switcher". It might happened because I checked "re-partition in Odin.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
When did you try doing this?
Yesterday, about 1 p.m. EST
It looks like mine has BL 3 when the U firmware comes with BL2.
It's really sad but there is no way to flash it on my device.
God, this is a little infuriating. Why is the T-Mobile variant the only one on this new version of bootloader? This T-Mobile S7 is now officially more locked down than even the Verizon or AT&T variant, that's insane.
Just got my phone unlocked and was wondering if I could update or flash the G935U firmware. Don't wanna waste the $10 I spent on it
How was it unlocked?
DJSmoove said:
How was it unlocked?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
By a service on ebay.
Was it remote access by USB cable then Factory unlocked? If so then you safe to flash any unlocked 935U. If your not with Sprint or any major US carrier best one to flash is the XAA.
DJSmoove said:
Was it remote access by USB cable then Factory unlocked? If so then you safe to flash any unlocked 935U. If your not with Sprint or any major US carrier best one to flash is the XAA.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
It was remote accessed by USB. And I'm on AT&T.
singchi said:
It was remote accessed by USB. And I'm on AT&T.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
If you go to a U Rom the downside you might lose your band 30 and the carrier aggression. AT&T doesn't have a Unlocked rom. So you would have to use XAA 935U which is a universal American unlocked ROM. AT&T uses band 30 pentrate inside buildings where band 17, 2, 4 and 5 can't get. But that's the only downside being unlocked with AT&T.
But can I update once the Nougat firmware comes out?
singchi said:
But can I update once the Nougat firmware comes out?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
What did you install?
Sent from my SM-G935T using XDA-Developers Legacy app
The latest firmware right now, but I'm having WiFi issues and I'm wondering if I should reflash the firmware.
singchi said:
The latest firmware right now, but I'm having WiFi issues and I'm wondering if I should reflash the firmware.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
If it's the 935U you will be automatically have an update. You probably get that sometime later this month or next month. Since they only do quarterly updates. I think carriers in the US should start seeing Nougat next week. I'm on a Tmobile rom for that reason and to have other features that the unlocked rom doesn't have on it.
Sent from my SM-G935T using XDA-Developers Legacy app
Stock.
If it's the 935U you will be automatically have an update. You probably get that sometime later this month or next month. Since they only do quarterly updates. I think carriers in the US should start seeing Nougat next week. I'm on a Tmobile rom for that reason and to have other features that the unlocked rom doesn't have on it.
Sent from my SM-G935T using XDA-Developers Legacy app
DJSmoove said:
If it's the 935U you will be automatically have an update. You probably get that sometime later this month or next month. Since they only do quarterly updates. I think carriers in the US should start seeing Nougat next week. I'm on a Tmobile rom for that reason and to have other features that the unlocked rom doesn't have on it.
Sent from my SM-G935T using XDA-Developers Legacy app
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I'm on the 935P, and I wanna keep my data this time, I've reset this device thousands of times after failed roots and firmware changing, so I'm just gonna wait until Sprint updates it.
singchi said:
I'm on the 935P, and I wanna keep my data this time, I've reset this device thousands of times after failed roots and firmware changing, so I'm just gonna wait until Sprint updates it.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Stock is the way to go, faster updates and better modems. I have heard Sprint releasing 3 carrier aggression update yesterday for faster speeds. I don't think it's rolled out yet might be coming with Nougat this month.
Hey guys, I currently live in China and I have access to both the Chinese version of the One plus 5 and the International version of the phone. Since the Chinese version is a tad bit cheaper than the international version, I am considering the Chinese version. However, I don't know whether I will be able to have google assisstant or install google services manually at all if I purchase the Chinese version. This happened to my Chinese S7. Does anyone know if the Chinese variant is the same as the International variant?
Thanks
hi
i also have the chinese variant you can install google play store using google installer version 2 i tried it and seems to work properly.
Shalim2904 said:
hi
i also have the chinese variant you can install google play store using google installer version 2 i tried it and seems to work properly.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Thanks, just one more question. Does google assistant work? Thanks
How do you tell the difference between these 2 models?
There is absolutely no hardware difference between the models. The Chinese model comes with HydrogenOS instead OxygenOS but you can easily change between both since they are both official updates from OnePlus.
OxygenOS is meant for the international market and hence has all the Google stuff pre-installed. No messing around necessary.
To the OP, download the latest OxygenOS from here. Place it in the root of your internal memory. Basically don't put the file in any folder.
Go to Settings > System updates, press the gear icon and select Local upgrade. Choose the file, the phone will boot into recovery and everything is done.
Source: I bought mine in China and am currently running OxygenOS with root.
jasonwsc said:
There is absolutely no hardware difference between the models. The Chinese model comes with HydrogenOS instead OxygenOS but you can easily change between both since they are both official updates from OnePlus.
OxygenOS is meant for the international market and hence has all the Google stuff pre-installed. No messing around necessary.
To the OP, download the latest OxygenOS from here. Place it in the root of your internal memory. Basically don't put the file in any folder.
Go to Settings > System updates, press the gear icon and select Local upgrade. Choose the file, the phone will boot into recovery and everything is done.
Source: I bought mine in China and am currently running OxygenOS with root.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
To do that, do you need to unlock bootloader or root your device?
enchanterchi said:
To do that, do you need to unlock bootloader or root your device?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
No. Just do exactly what he said. Download the file, put on phones memory (not in any folder). Go to settings, update, and choose the file. Done.
In fact, your memory is probably still intact after that. It's encourage you then do a factory reset.
heov said:
No. Just do exactly what he said. Download the file, put on phones memory (not in any folder). Go to settings, update, and choose the file. Done.
In fact, your memory is probably still intact after that. It's encourage you then do a factory reset.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
My only question is if after flashing with Oxygen OS, will you receive OTA ? In gearbest for example it says that the equipment does not have OTA, after I flash it with the latest version will it ?
Thx in advance.
rjcamorim said:
My only question is if after flashing with Oxygen OS, will you receive OTA ? In gearbest for example it says that the equipment does not have OTA, after I flash it with the latest version will it ?
Thx in advance.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Yes. You will have everything. There will literally be no difference. OTA will work fine.
heov said:
Yes. You will have everything. There will literally be no difference. OTA will work fine.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
You sure? I thought OTAs were dependant on the device carrier.
Denkai said:
You sure? I thought OTAs were dependant on the device carrier.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Yes, I am sure. Updates come from OnePlus directly.
Do people not believe us when we say there are no difference, you can flash OOS easily, and updates work fine?! I have a Chinese version running OOS on T-Mobile! All stcok, no unlocked bootloader, etc. OTA works fine. OnePlus even said I could get warranty coverage here in the US.
heov said:
Yes, I am sure. Updates come from OnePlus directly.
Do people not believe us when we say there are no difference, you can flash OOS easily, and updates work fine?! I have a Chinese version running OOS on T-Mobile! All stcok, no unlocked bootloader, etc. OTA works fine. OnePlus even said I could get warranty coverage here in the US.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Calm down just verifying. Most devices require carriers to push the OTA. I manually download and push the updates myself instead of waiting.
Denkai said:
Calm down just verifying. Most devices require carriers to push the OTA. I manually download and push the updates myself instead of waiting.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
You sure?
heov said:
You sure?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Yes he's right, the only phones that require the carrier to push the ota's are devices that are carrier locked which happens a lot in the US, idk about China but here in The Netherlands pretty much every phone is unlocked no matter how you buy it with a few exceptions. OnePlus phones are always unlocked and the only official carrier that sells it is O2 in the UK which I believe is still the same model, either way you'll still recieve the ota's.
B0unze said:
Yes he's right, the only phones that require the carrier to push the ota's are devices that are carrier locked which happens a lot in the US, idk about China but here in The Netherlands pretty much every phone is unlocked no matter how you buy it with a few exceptions. OnePlus phones are always unlocked and the only official carrier that sells it is O2 in the UK which I believe is still the same model, either way you'll still recieve the ota's.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Thanks for a thought out response instead of being an ass like he was. I hadn't looked at the coding for the OTA app to see it's download source, I just deleted it so I wouldn't lose root accidentally.
Denkai said:
Thanks for a thought out response instead of being an ass like he was. I hadn't looked at the coding for the OTA app to see it's download source, I just deleted it so I wouldn't lose root accidentally.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I always use the OTA app to update my phone, it always takes a bit of time for the full zip update to appear on OnePlus or XDA. The OTA app detects root and when it does it will tell you it's gonna download the full zip in the .OTA folder. Then so just flash it via twrp alongside magisk and some other mods.
if it's possible to instale oxygenOS and there is no hardware difference between the two versions then it's ok
________________________________________________________________________________
iphone 6 achat iphone 7
I am a Chinese
Is G930AUCS4BQE1 (May 24/25 2017) the latest SMG930A firmware?
I'm on a factory-provisioned SMG930V (Verizon) and and looking for the latest U(nlocked) and A(T&T) firmware, to try them each out and see how they play.
Also related, as I understand it, the 5th letter from the right ("4" in the above example) indicates the bootloader version, which cannot be downgraded. Is that correct? i.e. I couldn't go to G930AUCS2APH1, which has v2 of the bootloader?
Thanks.
You are correct about the bootloaders, and the most recent OTA for ATT is QH1 from August. But we should be seeing Sept leak soon, and hopefully beta 7.1 as the Note8 is suposidly shipping with 7.1
As far as the U firmware goes, I personally dont keep up with that as I didnt want to give up videocalling/volte and cannot do without wificalling.
twizt3d said:
You are correct about the bootloaders, and the most recent OTA for ATT is QH1 from August. But we should be seeing Sept leak soon, and hopefully beta 7.1 as the Note8 is suposidly shipping with 7.1
As far as the U firmware goes, I personally dont keep up with that as I didnt want to give up videocalling/volte and cannot do without wificalling.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Thank you very much.. I need to do some more research on U vs. A firmware, it seems. one of my big pet peeves is the carrier bloat. Has your AT&T phone got much bloat?
Also, regarding wificalling, am I correct to presume that it's integrated with the phone itself, and not just another form of something like the Google Hangouts Dialer?
My phone has all the bloat froze or disabled, so its managable. You can search on here for a debloating app or script.
as for wifi calling, its cooked into the rom, but no one has been successful in getting it to actually function on ATT.
twizt3d said:
My phone has all the bloat froze or disabled, so its managable. You can search on here for a debloating app or script.
as for wifi calling, its cooked into the rom, but no one has been successful in getting it to actually function on ATT.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Thanks.
I came across this, which suggests there are fixes/patches that can be used (and one person insinuating they've done so) to get wifi calling operable on the U firmware:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=68011352&postcount=36
I've got a couple of debloat scripts in my S7 folder; just prepping the final path of whether I to A or U firmware... I've heard that the U firmware should be (carrier) bloat-free, but no wifi; I'm using a V model on AT&T so the AT&T would be useful, but I"d need to deal with carrier bloat.
Have you found that OTAs still work properly, after freezing or disabling bloatware, or have you had any adverse impacts to functionality?
mine works fine no issues. And that thread is for verizon's wifi calling which is different from ATT. It would also require root.
twizt3d said:
mine works fine no issues. And that thread is for verizon's wifi calling which is different from ATT. It would also require root.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Actually, it's in the Verizon section, but it's about taking a Verizon model to Unlocked firmware.
If you are on the U firmware, flash S7_or_S7Edge_Fixes_Debloater_V15.zip then Verizon_VVM_Volte_Wifi_Calling_G935U_Fix.zip
Note: I realize it says G935U, but it works on the G930U firmware as well.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Didn't catch the reference to root, I'll continue to dig.
Cheers.
G975FXXU3ZSJ6 - One UI 2.0 with Android 10 on Galaxy S10+
Seems like Beta Android 10 software for Galaxy S10+ hit the phones in Germany.
Below links with the new stuff in the update.
Finger cross.
https://www.phonearena.com/news/And...-Plus-release-date-Hands-on-features_id119559
https://www.rprna.com/updates/one-ui/unbelievable-samsung-galaxy-s10-getting-one-ui-2-0-beta-update/
https://www.rprna.com/tips-tricks/how-to-join-the-samsung-one-ui-2-android-10-beta-program/
Do you think there will be an OTA zip for this build
Follow
Oh this means AT&T (my carrier) will roll it out this time next year.
StoneyJSG said:
Oh this means AT&T (my carrier) will roll it out this time next year.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
YEP, Just about right on your timeline. Do not have a G975F but a AT&T G975U sim Unlocked.
does anyone know where i can download this to odin
You cant.
Sent from my SM-G975F using Tapatalk
How to NOT install
Hi,
I had registered in the members app to be part of the BETA program but then - given the bugs appearing - wanted to refrain.
So I unregistered in the members app.
However, the phone already started downloading the beta. Now i was able to pause the download, but after 2 days (and 1 restart) it still shows the progress.
Any way I can securely and fully stop the download & installation of the beta?
Thanks, Moritz
moritz_t said:
Hi,
I had registered in the members app to be part of the BETA program but then - given the bugs appearing - wanted to refrain.
So I unregistered in the members app.
However, the phone already started downloading the beta. Now i was able to pause the download, but after 2 days (and 1 restart) it still shows the progress.
Any way I can securely and fully stop the download & installation of the beta?
Thanks, Moritz
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Create a Smart Switch backup and factory reset then restore the backup. Otherwise itll force install eventually.
Sent from my SM-G975U1 using XDA Labs
Downgrade to amdroid 9
Hi , I'm using android 10 beta on my galaxy s10 exynos.. but it is not stable as expexted..not for daily driver.. i want to downgrade to android 9 without tripping knox... smart switch dont show any downgrade option even after withdrawal of beta program.. is there any way to downgrade ... is odin method safe to use?
yes odin is safe to use
Damm just got the update on members app... But will be holding off for now... That's my only phone need it to be working perfect.
tailgunner9 said:
YEP, Just about right on your timeline. Do not have a G975F but a AT&T G975U sim Unlocked.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
You get the beta from here : https://forum.xda-developers.com/s10-plus/how-to/android-10-beta-mega-mirror-t3990851
You can also get any stock S10+ rom from https://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/ and flash it your S10+ no matter where you bought it. All the S10+'s are the same no matter where you get them from. They are set up to your carrier by the Sim card installed.
I took my Verizon bought S10+ and Odin loaded U1 AT&T software so I could have an unlocked phone. Them I loaded the latest Android 10 Beta rom on it so now I have an unlocked (0 carrier bloat) S10+ on Verizon with Andoid 10 One UI2, HD calling, VOLTE and everything else they offer. Now it also is blazing fast with a long lasting battery.
HolyHog said:
You get the beta from here : https://forum.xda-developers.com/s10-plus/how-to/android-10-beta-mega-mirror-t3990851
You can also get any stock S10+ rom from https://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/ and flash it your S10+ no matter where you bought it. All the S10+'s are the same no matter where you get them from. They are set up to your carrier by the Sim card installed.
I took my Verizon bought S10+ and Odin loaded U1 AT&T software so I could have an unlocked phone. Them I loaded the latest Android 10 Beta rom on it so now I have an unlocked (0 carrier bloat) S10+ on Verizon with Andoid 10 One UI2, HD calling, VOLTE and everything else they offer. Now it also is blazing fast with a long lasting battery.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
So I take it so far you recommend trying the beta? I signed up to the beta and have the option to download but have so far been put off
swainclubber said:
So I take it so far you recommend trying the beta? I signed up to the beta and have the option to download but have so far been put off
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Here is a forum that is the problems with the Beta. https://forum.xda-developers.com/s10-plus/how-to/bugs-oneui-2-0-android-10-beta-t3983463
I think mine works so well since I am on Verizon and don't use the apps they are having problems with.
HolyHog said:
Here is a forum that is the problems with the Beta. https://forum.xda-developers.com/s10-plus/how-to/bugs-oneui-2-0-android-10-beta-t3983463
I think mine works so well since I am on Verizon and don't use the apps they are having problems with.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Oh good. No issues with lag etc I presume?
swainclubber said:
Oh good. No issues with lag etc I presume?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
No lag for me but I use Nova as launcher and have it tweaked for speed. I also have all the animation settings set to 0 in Developer options.
Ok thanks for the input. May give it a go
swainclubber said:
Ok thanks for the input. May give it a go
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
You can always Odin back to 9 but that would require a factory reset so a backup to Smartswitch or some other way would be suggested.
Yeah I'll likely do that. Even if its laggy for me, hey it's not forever is it so I'll just put up with it.
---------- Post added at 10:49 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:48 PM ----------
Before you go, anything you've seen worth upgrading for personally?