lost signal after flashing latest cm9 build - Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

After flashing latest cm9 build i begin to have no signal instead of the name of my network operator i try to enter airplane mode and exit it the signal sometimes return after about 10 minutes and remain but if phone hangs the signal is lost again tried to return to previous build via nandroid backup and returned and signal lost again so i entered airplane mode then exited and signal return after 10 minutes and remain afraid signal lost again tried nitrality said restored successful what can i do to make sure signal remain? i think latest build screwed signal somewhat
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Mohamedselim said:
After flashing latest cm9 build i begin to have no signal instead of the name of my network operator i try to enter airplane mode and exit it the signal sometimes return after about 10 minutes and remain but if phone hangs the signal is lost again tried to return to previous build via nandroid backup and returned and signal lost again so i entered airplane mode then exited and signal return after 10 minutes and remain afraid signal lost again tried nitrality said restored successful what can i do to make sure signal remain? i think latest build screwed signal somewhat
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change your modem.
You can get modems here
how?
-download any modem that best suits your carrier/region
-boot to cwm recovery
-flash modem as normal zip
-reboot phone
problem solved
reboot phone

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Broken modem

Hi guys,
I flashed my phone with the latest checkrom revoHD V6 as per Spider's instructions (full wipe). Afterwards my phone couldn't connect to 3G. Wifi and 2G work ok. So I flashed the same baseband I'd had previously, but that made no difference. So I flashed back to the restore (VillainRom V3) I'd made with CWM before checkrom. Now I can't even connect to 2G. I tried reflashing the baseband, but again no difference.
Any ideas of what to do next?
Cheers.
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Check your IMEI (*#06#) and report back.
Don't post your full IMEI or anything, just say if it starts with 24 (I think) and has loads of 0's in it, that's the default development IMEI.
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Hi rev,
Cheers for that. I checked my imei number, but it was blank (small panic). Having just read that some people got theirs to reappear by turning off, removing sim, and rebooting, I tried that. It worked.
I also have a efs folder back up.
I think the problem may have occurred because I flashed the modem (using CWM) while the ac charger was plugged in.
Lesson learned: ALWAYS MAKE A FULL BACKUP, ESPECIALLY THE EFS FOLDER.
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Need help triangle over my signal bar?

Yeah well I flashed Jose51197 miuiv5 Rom and had no signal, was expecting that since it was a port, but I booted into recovery wiped ( factory reset, cache, and dalvik cache ) and restored back to 4+ but once booted it showed a trangle over my singnal bars. And I read in Jose's post that you had to set apn manually if that happened and wipe cache&Calvin but it still shows the trangle. What do I do I know it means roaming. And can't connect to Verizon, send text but under settings> enable data roaming then I can only use settings> select find data network, and it connects to some service
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Perform the steps in post 2 of the CyanogenMod thread.
mdmower said:
Perform the steps in post 2 of the CyanogenMod thread.
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Thanks i did lol... weird part was i couldnt send text or recieve them, nor could i call, but data worked and i had stock roms apn settings
triangle means roaming fyi

How do i flash a modem correctly?

Everytime i flash a modem i get no service i need my t-mobile 4g please help i know i have t-mobile 4g in my area it doesn't matter what modem i flash when i reboot it says i don't have a sim inserted causing me to go back into recovery and do a restore
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Which ROM is your phone on?
Do you know your APN setting?
Class_of_punk26 said:
Everytime i flash a modem i get no service i need my t-mobile 4g please help i know i have t-mobile 4g in my area it doesn't matter what modem i flash when i reboot it says i don't have a sim inserted causing me to go back into recovery and do a restore
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I had the same problem till I ditched TWRP for CWM. My I717 seems to like ClockworkMod better. Just couldn't get TWRP to flash the modem correctly. *#06# will give you the "Null Null" IMEI message if you have the same problem as me. Use Kies to recover and initialize the device, its under "Tools". When done you will be on JB with proper IMEI. Flash CWM through odin and go from there.
**EDIT**
Turns out that the problem I was having might have been because of outdated modem files. The issue is resolved for me with the modems at the following link. 4g lte has never been this fast before these drivers. Fast and stable, be sure to give the OP a thank you.
Link: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1679722
Moto Mouth said:
I had the same problem till I ditched TWRP for CWM. My I717 seems to like ClockworkMod better. Just couldn't get TWRP to flash the modem correctly. *#06# will give you the "Null Null" IMEI message if you have the same problem as me. Use Kies to recover and initialize the device, its under "Tools". When done you will be on JB with proper IMEI. Flash CWM through odin and go from there.
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I've been having the same issue. I started with Stock, went to CWM ver 6, CM 10.1. Decided to flash a modem, and then it would say unknown baseband / no phone number / no IMEI. After trying many modems and restores, I have restored through KIES back to factory as of now.
If anyone has an idea, it would be appreciated.
I live in Florida the only way I get 4g LTE is with stock modem...I used to have the same issue...so I just keep it stock...
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thystra said:
I've been having the same issue. I started with Stock, went to CWM ver 6, CM 10.1. Decided to flash a modem, and then it would say unknown baseband / no phone number / no IMEI. After trying many modems and restores, I have restored through KIES back to factory as of now.
If anyone has an idea, it would be appreciated.
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no need to do anything.just go to app setting ...running ..you will see ''sim'' app running just close it and restart your phone it will show your imei ...n baseband all....

[Q] HTC One X IMEI Unknown

Well the problem is that My phone has lost it's IMEI.
It happened when I was using my phone and it started lagging, therefore I restarted it and after that it has stuck in the 'Airplane mode turning off'
Radio is not working, I think because IMEI is lost unknown that is why.
I Flashed Boot.img , custom roms and reverted back to stock rom but all in vain
Local mobile repairer said that he cannot fix it, therefore I went to another and he also failed.
AlyHydr said:
Well the problem is that My phone has lost it's IMEI.
It happened when I was using my phone and it started lagging, therefore I restarted it and after that it has stuck in the 'Airplane mode turning off'
Radio is not working, I think because IMEI is lost unknown that is why.
I Flashed Boot.img , custom roms and reverted back to stock rom but all in vain
Local mobile repairer said that he cannot fix it, therefore I went to another and he also failed.
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Do you know how to access fast boot? You may have a bad radio you flashed. I flashed a bad radio on my Nexus 4 before on fastboot and I got those IMEI unknown. Best bet is to check the HTC One X section here on Xda and look for a collection of radio's thread and download it and flash the radio via fast boot.
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CellPhish said:
Do you know how to access fast boot? You may have a bad radio you flashed. I flashed a bad radio on my Nexus 4 before on fastboot and I got those IMEI unknown. Best bet is to check the HTC One X section here on Xda and look for a collection of radio's thread and download it and flash the radio via fast boot.
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It happened before flashing anything. My phone was stocked when this happened and after the issue happened, I flashed the phone.

[Q] Boot loop: Process system isn't responding

Hello,
I didn't do the system update before rooting the device and perhaps I should have, with the epic, touch, and note2 it was a bad idea to do system updates so I just skipped it. I rooted the phone and flashed TWRP on it without issue using the tools from galaxynote3root.com's. I then made a backup of the rom using TWRP. I then went to flash Galaxy-S-fre3-MD4FirmwareModemAIO.zip through TWRP which I think is what killed it but i'm not 100% certain, I just know it errored out / wouldn't let me flash the zip. I tried restoring from the TWRP with the backup I made, no luck.
I'm now stuck unable to get anything to boot stable, it always shows "Process system isn't responding" and dies shortly thereafter. I can occasionally get to the point where it sees icons but usually it just reboots. I think I might have nuked the modem but I can't seem to find a radio/modem thread for the sprint model and I don't know if the modems from the GSM thread are safe for the Sprint.
I have tried flashing N900PVPUBMI3_N900PSPTBMI3_N900PVPUBMI3_HOME.tar.md5 on it through Odin with the auto reboot on and off without luck.
hmm
Trahloc said:
Hello,
I didn't do the system update before rooting the device and perhaps I should have, with the epic, touch, and note2 it was a bad idea to do system updates so I just skipped it. I rooted the phone and flashed TWRP on it without issue using the tools from galaxynote3root.com's. I then made a backup of the rom using TWRP. I then went to flash Galaxy-S-fre3-MD4FirmwareModemAIO.zip through TWRP which I think is what killed it but i'm not 100% certain, I just know it errored out / wouldn't let me flash the zip. I tried restoring from the TWRP with the backup I made, no luck.
I'm now stuck unable to get anything to boot stable, it always shows "Process system isn't responding" and dies shortly thereafter. I can occasionally get to the point where it sees icons but usually it just reboots. I think I might have nuked the modem but I can't seem to find a radio/modem thread for the sprint model and I don't know if the modems from the GSM thread are safe for the Sprint.
I have tried flashing N900PVPUBMI3_N900PSPTBMI3_N900PVPUBMI3_HOME.tar.md5 on it through Odin with the auto reboot on and off without luck.
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flash the odin tar reboot into recovery wipe data and cache this should get you up and running
humdrum2009 said:
flash the odin tar reboot into recovery wipe data and cache this should get you up and running
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Ah forgot to mention that I tried that, no joy. It goes through the caching of apps, sits forever at 'finalizing boot' and then goes into the reboot cycle.
Restore doesn't work and once u do that it borks your file system. Your phone is bricked and using Odin to go back to stock will not work. You can try but u need to get ur phone replaced and hopefully sprint doesn't look at your knox counter if not u got ur self a $700 paperweight
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phyba said:
Restore doesn't work and once u do that it borks your file system. Your phone is bricked and using Odin to go back to stock will not work. You can try but u need to get ur phone replaced and hopefully sprint doesn't look at your knox counter if not u got ur self a $700 paperweight
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Mine did this before I even dared tried a restore...but you are right, once it happens theres no way to get it back up and running...Return it quick and just play dumb..

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