Sorry to sound Noob but how do you change baseband? and does your firmware affect anything else?
I came from android 2.3.4 installed CWM and Root. Then Flashed Revolution HD 2.0.2 without updating to 4.1 Firmware first.
Does it affect something or nothing really?
I also want to know how to change basebands?
ardom said:
Sorry to sound Noob but how do you change baseband? and does your firmware affect anything else?
I came from android 2.3.4 installed CWM and Root. Then Flashed Revolution HD 2.0.2 without updating to 4.1 Firmware first.
Does it affect something or nothing really?
I also want to know how to change basebands?
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Baseband controls your radio chip... Unless you have network problems. I don't find a good reason to change it..
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speed_bot said:
Baseband controls your radio chip... Unless you have network problems. I don't find a good reason to change it..
sent from cyanmobile powered Beni
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Where do I get these Basebands and How do I apply and update them?
I just want to try I seem to get a heavy battery drain since moving to ICS/Jelly Bean Roms. I might want to experiement.
ardom said:
Where do I get these Basebands and How do I apply and update them?
I just want to try I seem to get a heavy battery drain since moving to ICS/Jelly Bean Roms. I might want to experiement.
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There is thread for it wait I will post the link here... Btw your device?
Edit
forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1558715
It's for galaxy mini but the method is same for most devices a cwm backup would be handy
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ardom said:
Sorry to sound Noob but how do you change baseband? and does your firmware affect anything else?
I came from android 2.3.4 installed CWM and Root. Then Flashed Revolution HD 2.0.2 without updating to 4.1 Firmware first.
Does it affect something or nothing really?
I also want to know how to change basebands?
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You can change baseband by flashing another one with flashtool, it's very simple and fast.
Anyway you need an ICS kernel to use an ICS rom, so you should flash the whole fw related to the android version of the rom you want to use, then install rom.
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ardom said:
Sorry to sound Noob but how do you change baseband? and does your firmware affect anything else?
I came from android 2.3.4 installed CWM and Root. Then Flashed Revolution HD 2.0.2 without updating to 4.1 Firmware first.
Does it affect something or nothing really?
I also want to know how to change basebands?
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There are some ftf files around here which only contain the baseband. If you flash them you won't change your whole rom but baseband.
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Which is better baseband??
72 or 77??
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so im sick of the massive overheating issue when i do anything on my phone, so i want to roll back to the previous version of gingerbread i had. is there any issue if i just flash an official rom using odin? or is there anything else that ics updated, that could cause problems? i updated to ics through kies.
cheers
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gruff83 said:
so im sick of the massive overheating issue when i do anything on my phone, so i want to roll back to the previous version of gingerbread i had. is there any issue if i just flash an official rom using odin? or is there anything else that ics updated, that could cause problems? i updated to ics through kies.
cheers
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Could be that Kies also updated your bootloader.
Just try to flash an GB ROM.
If you experience any booting issue, you may have to flash an GB bootloader.
You can find the different bootloaders here => http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=16781156&postcount=2
Just look for a grey box with red text.
You can flash the bootloader in PDA section of Odin - same way like for the ROM or kernel.
It_ler said:
Could be that Kies also updated your bootloader.
Just try to flash an GB ROM.
If you experience any booting issue, you may have to flash an GB bootloader.
You can find the different bootloaders here => http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=16781156&postcount=2
Just look for a grey box with red text.
You can flash the bootloader in PDA section of Odin - same way like for the ROM or kernel.
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And what all this have to do with his problem?
gruff83 said:
so im sick of the massive overheating issue when i do anything on my phone, so i want to roll back to the previous version of gingerbread i had. is there any issue if i just flash an official rom using odin? or is there anything else that ics updated, that could cause problems? i updated to ics through kies.
cheers
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Heat issues usually solved by a wipe, modem change, kernel change.
If you have not wiped, it's a good time now, as you have to do it anyway when you go from ICS to GB.
Hi guys,
Facing a problem, I had backed up my rom using temporary cwm. I changed to an aosp custom rom, used it for few hours and restored my rom again. But after restoring my build and csc version changed.
Any reason it got changed? Is it normal
What if I want my older versions back?
Fortunately i save my version details each time. The screenshots are of before backing up and after restoring.
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It looks like you have the baseband version for ICS 4.0.4 ROM.
Have you tried flashing a stock ICS 4.0.3 kernel?
23732 said:
It looks like you have the baseband version for ICS 4.0.4 ROM.
Have you tried flashing a stock ICS 4.0.3 kernel?
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No I havent, too lazy for that.
If i get a problem then I will for sure.
Just wanted to know, will it cause any problem or issue in usage, if I use a 4.0.4 baseband on 4.0.3 Rom?
aziz981 said:
No I havent, too lazy for that.
If i get a problem then I will for sure.
Just wanted to know, will it cause any problem or issue in usage, if I use a 4.0.4 baseband on 4.0.3 Rom?
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I don't think so, but if you encounter any, then you should try flashing to a 4.0.4 ROM.
Mod plz add this to sticky or link it in sticky
As we know there are two types of baseband's available for our device, old baseband which is used by froyo and some gingerbread rom's and new baseband that is used by gingerbread onwards.
To switch baseband you either need to flash baseband through lgmdp or flash firmware using kdz and both involves a substantial degree of risk of bricking your device.
What I will be telling will not actually change your baseband but will make the ROM compatible with the baseband you are using. So here it is how it goes.
-> If you are having old baseband and want to use new baseband ROM, flash this after flashing ROM
https://www.box.com/shared/jt2m8hl8jd6qul915z4g
-> If you are having new baseband and want to use old baseband ROM, flash this after flashing ROM
https://www.box.com/shared/r5l39a5ocaxr8zq1s46h
Note:- Patch for old baseband was originally made by adfadd and thats where idea came for creating a patch for new baseband. While the patch by adfadd is long lost in pile of threads, this is where this thread will come handy.
Flashing baseband through LGMDP cannot brick your device,only flashing full firmwares via LGMDp or KDZ_FW_UPD can have chance to brick
TheAndroidGeek said:
Flashing baseband through LGMDP cannot brick your device,only flashing full firmwares via LGMDp or KDZ_FW_UPD can have chance to brick
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what abt if u get nv2 corrupted
Manual search fix
Here is the libril.so for manual search fix. My friend tested it on new baseband and it works.
So, probably for all new basebands including funnysim may work for gingerbread, ics and jellybean. Please test it on and report.
Good job.
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failed with Rashed cm10
has anyone tried this with rashed's cm10 build 6?
i've tried it and its not working for me, any help appreciated
Rashed has recently posted baseband requirements for his roms. Some are old bb, and some are new.
and all things will be revealed
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fundoozzz said:
Mod plz add this to sticky or link it in sticky
As we know there are two types of baseband's available for our device, old baseband which is used by froyo and some gingerbread rom's and new baseband that is used by gingerbread onwards.
To switch baseband you either need to flash baseband through lgmdp or flash firmware using kdz and both involves a substantial degree of risk of bricking your device.
What I will be telling will not actually change your baseband but will make the ROM compatible with the baseband you are using. So here it is how it goes.
-> If you are having old baseband and want to use new baseband ROM, flash this after flashing ROM
https://www.box.com/shared/jt2m8hl8jd6qul915z4g
-> If you are having new baseband and want to use old baseband ROM, flash this after flashing ROM
https://www.box.com/shared/r5l39a5ocaxr8zq1s46h
Note:- Patch for old baseband was originally made by adfadd and thats where idea came for creating a patch for new baseband. While the patch by adfadd is long lost in pile of threads, this is where this thread will come handy.
I ve flash cm9 now i have no service i know I'm going to have to flash new bb hey this work for Phoenix p505
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i looked into the zip file and found that a few lib files are added by flashing the patch. would this affect the performance? my phone works fine in 90% of the time. however, sometimes it is just too laggy to even answer calls. it could become normal after some time, say 30s ro 1min.
i dont have this problem when i was using roms based on the old baseband. so i am wondering what would the patch do to the system.
thanks.
shen6121 said:
i looked into the zip file and found that a few lib files are added by flashing the patch. would this affect the performance? my phone works fine in 90% of the time. however, sometimes it is just too laggy to even answer calls. it could become normal after some time, say 30s ro 1min.
i dont have this problem when i was using roms based on the old baseband. so i am wondering what would the patch do to the system.
thanks.
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those libs aren't going to affect performance in any way... its the ROM & kernel that affects performance.
Am I mistaken, or is there a flashable zip to undo the old bb fix?
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ibub said:
Am I mistaken, or is there a flashable zip to undo the old bb fix?
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I think is the newbb fix
Seriously? How could it be that simple? Anyway, my thanks button is empty, so... thanks
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will it work with jb custom rom??
i am using mik_os Cm7.1 and i am sure that i have oldbaseband..
so if i want to install "[ROM][4.1.2][CM10][UNOFFICIAL] by Rased97".with this old baseband fix, will it work on my device??
It should work. But make a backup.
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Nvrmnd
Works for my old baseband P500 wanting to use Paranoid Android 3.15 (JB 4.2.2 based).
Cant Get The File
why i cant get the file?
cyber.wizard said:
i am using mik_os Cm7.1 and i am sure that i have oldbaseband..
so if i want to install "[ROM][4.1.2][CM10][UNOFFICIAL] by Rased97".with this old baseband fix, will it work on my device??
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hello friend
i am new here can anyone tell how to install jellybean from stock GB (not rooted)
Stock jelly bean is still not released
If you want a custom jelly bean ROM you need to be rooted
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Ben101 said:
Stock jelly bean is still not released
If you want a custom jelly bean ROM you need to be rooted
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False!
leaked stock JellyBean is out there. Official is not released.
And for the thread starter, search the forums. It's not hard to find how to root and start flashing your phone.
krayndr said:
False!
leaked stock JellyBean is out there. Official is not released.
And for the thread starter, search the forums. It's not hard to find how to root and start flashing your phone.
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You DO realize that leaked is not the same as released, right?
khan_frd2002 said:
hello friend
i am new here can anyone tell how to install jellybean from stock GB (not rooted)
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Stop asking FAQ and go read the guides or use search. Obviously you're not going to be the first person to ask this so stop expecting people to repeat answers.
ctomgee said:
You DO realize that leaked is not the same as released, right?
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He didnt say it was. Even so, the rom was "released" to testers, and "leaked" to public. Only final is released to public.
TheATHEiST said:
He didnt say it was. Even so, the rom was "released" to testers, and "leaked" to public. Only final is released to public.
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I'd argue that he did. For context:
krayndr said:
Ben101 said:
Stock jelly bean is still not released
If you want a custom jelly bean ROM you need to be rooted
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False!
leaked stock JellyBean is out there. Official is not released.
And for the thread starter, search the forums. It's not hard to find how to root and start flashing your phone.
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This to me seems that Ben101 says "Stock jelly bean is still not released", which krayndr then declares "False!"
I work in software; I differentiate between a leak and a release. "Released to testers" is not a release. We send many builds to testers before we have a release candidate.
ctomgee said:
I work in software; I differentiate between a leak and a release. "Released to testers" is not a release. We send many builds to testers before we have a release candidate.
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Should i go back to ICS in order to "fix" some of my issues with the leaked Jelly (e.g. battery leaks , heating*)?
*not sure if it's Jelly's falt
psydex said:
Should i go back to ICS in order to "fix" some of my issues with the leaked Jelly (e.g. battery leaks , heating*)?
*not sure if it's Jelly's falt
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Not sure why you're directing this question to me; is it because I said I work in software? That doesn't mean I work in developing software specifically for this device, or even for Samsung devices in general...
But if you're having issue with a leaked firmware, doesn't it make sense to go back to a released firmware?
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But if you're having issue with a leaked firmware, doesn't it make sense to go back to a released firmware?
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I'm not sure if it's the leaked firm fault or something else. Sorry bothering you with my sh*t.
There's no STOCK FW at the moment. Just a leak for testing only. Just be patient.
thanks for your reply friends
I want to know how to install custom jellybean from stock GB without getting emmc bug not how to root
khan_frd2002 said:
thanks for your reply friends
I want to know how to install custom jellybean from stock GB without getting emmc bug not how to root
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hey ma8, do get this straight will u, u cannot install a custom jellybean rom's ( like Root box3.2, ressurection remix3.1.2 , slim bean3.0, CM10 etc) on Stock GB without rooting ur phone, hope u do understand what i am trying to say
but if u want a Stock jelly bean rom, then there is a leaked version of the same( a test release not a official one though) which u can try on ur phone running GB without rooting it
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hey ma8, do get this straight will u, u cannot install a custom jellybean rom's ( like Root box3.2, ressurection remix3.1.2 , slim bean3.0, CM10 etc) on Stock GB without rooting ur phone, hope u do understand what i am trying to say
but if u want a Stock jelly bean rom, then there is a leaked version of the same( a test release not a official one though) which u can try on ur phone running GB without rooting it
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yes bro I know I have to root and install clockmod recovery then install the rom. I want know I can install directly from gb to jb. I mean to say without installing ics. directly jb without emmc bug
khan_frd2002 said:
yes bro I know I have to root and install clockmod recovery then install the rom. I want know I can install directly from gb to jb. I mean to say without installing ics. directly jb without emmc bug
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yes, u can do So ma8
but why we prefer GB > ICS > JB is that ur installation goes smooth without any issue and also rooting ICS is much easier (since lot of option's to do so) rather with GB.
but the choice is urs
PS- regarding EMMC bug it comes only with the stock kernel of ICS 4.0.4, while ICS 4.0.3 is safe from the same(EMMC bug)
Sun90 said:
yes, u can do So ma8
but why we prefer GB > ICS > JB is that ur installation goes smooth without any issue and also rooting ICS is much easier (since lot of option's to do so) rather with GB.
but the choice is urs
PS- regarding EMMC bug it comes only with the stock kernel of ICS 4.0.4, while ICS 4.0.3 is safe from the same(EMMC bug)
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thanks bro one last question I rooted it with cf root can I install the ROM directly or I have to install any kernel. like in note n7000 I have install safe kernel then install the ROM.
Hey Sun,I went from GB straight to vanilla rootbox without probs,then went straight back.....lol
khan_frd2002 said:
thanks bro one last question I rooted it with cf root can I install the ROM directly or I have to install any kernel. like in note n7000 I have install safe kernel then install the ROM.
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install the rom from the Cf-root recovery and see
PS- do remember to make a nandroid backup of ur current rom before proceeding
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theunderling said:
Hey Sun,I went from GB straight to vanilla rootbox without probs,then went straight back.....lol
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u cant expect everybody to be like u ma8 the same way the 5 fingers on any hand arnt the same
carlosmonti said:
There's no STOCK FW at the moment. Just a leak for testing only. Just be patient.
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Yep... just be patient... untill then keep your phone safe with stable ROM..
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khan_frd2002 said:
thanks for your reply friends
I want to know how to install custom jellybean from stock GB without getting emmc bug not how to root
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Hi
First of all you need to root the phone. The best way to do that would be to flash cf-root compatible with your rom version. You can find exactly what your build is by checking settings > about phone
Find compatible cf-root kernel and put it in PDA in odin and flash... there are lot's of guides out there - won't be hard to find
Second, before you go further you need yoo updete your bootloader. So either flash ICS stock through odin (not recommended cause will unroot again) or flash bootloader through odin. Again there are proper guides for that...
Then you can upgrade to whatever you want...
Keep in mind that emmc cap bug does not exist in GB kernels. so you can use the CWM recovery in cf-root kernels for GB rather safely.
If you update to stock ICS then you need to keep an eye what kernel you're using to wipe data. Siyah and dorimanx are safe and I always use them.
Loads of roms out there, pure aosp, cm based, aokp based and the leaked sammy rom. Personally checked alot of each first three and also several versions of the leaked one... All good.
Word of edvice - do read more on those things. No matter how much expirience people who answer threads like that have, you'll never substitute your own knowledge and expirience.
Go on and root and enjoy the android world, mate. Best of luck
ok so I have an unrooted galaxy s 2 I1900 running stock 4.0.4 and I was wondering to flash siyah on my device do I need a certain kernel or bassland version ?
Siyah ís a kernel... Just make sure you flash the right version. Information is available on www.gokhanmoral.com.
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ok so I have an unrooted galaxy s 2 I1900 running stock 4.0.4 and I was wondering to flash siyah on my device do I need a certain kernel or bassland version ?
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No, just flash Siyah v4 (.tar version) via ODIN. v5 also supports ICS but as far as I remember it had some issues.
ok well the kernel I want to flash is the newest for the galaxy s 2 (siyah v5.0.1) so am I ready to flash or is there anything I need to check or do first? BTW is there a possibility I can brick my phone because my mum won't be happy if I brick it
So what bugs does this kernel have that effects ics because im planning to do a nandroid backup then install cyanogen mod 10.1 jellybean?
SamzWorldOfMusic said:
ok well the kernel I want to flash is the newest for the galaxy s 2 (siyah v5.0.1) so am I ready to flash or is there anything I need to check or do first? BTW is there a possibility I can brick my phone because my mum won't be happy if I brick it
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You can flash it with Odin. Read about it first, so you won't end up bricking it because you've missed something. But if you follow the correct steps you won't brick it.
SamzWorldOfMusic said:
So what bugs does this kernel have that effects ics because im planning to do a nandroid backup then install cyanogen mod 10.1 jellybean?
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You can do a Nandroid back up after flashing Siyah. There won't be anything wrong with this back up.
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ok im having thought because my first phone was a htc wildfire that I rooted and installed cyanogen mod without a problem
but when I got my htc one V I bricked it so im very cautious but shell I go for it and flash it now. also could you quickly tell me what part of odin will I put the file in (bootloader,PDA,Phone,CSC
SamzWorldOfMusic said:
ok im having thought because my first phone was a htc wildfire that I rooted and installed cyanogen mod without a problem
but when I got my htc one V I bricked it so im very cautious but shell I go for it and flash it now. also could you quickly tell me what part of odin will I put the file in (bootloader,PDA,Phone,CSC
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PDA.
SamzWorldOfMusic said:
ok so I have an unrooted galaxy s 2 I1900 running stock 4.0.4 and I was wondering to flash siyah on my device do I need a certain kernel or bassland version ?
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Make sure you dont perform and wipes or cleans before flashing siyaah kernal. Your on 4.0.4 ics which the stock kernal that has the brickbug. I repeat be careful not to wipe, clean or backup anything before you install siyaah kernal. After you have, then its all good mate. Good luck.
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ok well from what I see I think il just wait for the jellybean update to be released in the uk but thanks guys il keep in mind for the future