I lost the imei and need the database file in the engineering firmware
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I read a lot of threads about Galaxy Note 8 carrier locked and unlocked firmware flashing guides in here but one thing I couldn't get clear of was that how to know that which firmware version with the following csc will be compatible to your bootloader if you are already having flashed note 8 with unlocked software on your carrier locked device.
I am having a Galaxy Note 8 bought from AT&T but it is running on firmware with active CSC code XAA which is for Unlocked US models and the baseband version is N950USQU1AQI9 which I checked on internet is the firmware of US Cellular carrier. So anyone can please help me If I want to Update my Firmware with Odin and I still want to have the unlocked device features then what files shall I choose. Please Help.
Hi.
I have Note5 at&t and it has Bootloader.
When I was trying to flash another stock at&t firmware, I've lost my IMEI number. As I learned, in order to get back my IMEI, I have to flash my old firmware, but I didn't memorize my old firmware name. And because of the bootloader, there is no way to learn old firmware's name with the root access. I can't root my device. Is there any solution?
Thank y'all in advance.
hi, i have the same problem, tried to downgrade to marshmallow but got an error, i flashed stock AT&T nougat firmware and now have no imei info or baseband info, i have tried flashing n920aucu4eqk6 and n920aucu4eql1 which are the 2 latest firmware versions but still having same problem...help! please
in case this helps anyone, i managed to solve my issue, i downgraded firmware to a 5.1.1 combination firmware, where the baseband and the imei were still being picked up by the phone, then i reflashed the phone with PK1 marshmallow rom (except i did not flash the CP file), only flashing the BL, AP and CSC files and now the phone is running marshmallow and picking up the imei and baseband information and can make calls and send text and picture messages.
thank you
Hi, Today I bought a Note 9 Baseband N960FXXU2AR14, Service Provider VDI/VDI/VDI.
I would like to install UK/Ireland version firmware into that. What will be the procedure for doing that
Thanks.
anukilimanoor said:
Hi, Today I bought a Note 9 Baseband N960FXXU2AR14, Service Provider VDI/VDI/VDI.
I would like to install UK/Ireland version firmware into that. What will be the procedure for doing that
Thanks.
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you flash the stockfirmware of an ireland carrier. figure out the CSC code for a provider of that region you want.( you might try DBT if u dont come up with one)
use samfirm tool 0.3.6(check app logs for any missing dependancies) and download the firmware file using these settings:
phone model: SM-N960F
csc: the 3 letter code of the carrier you want.
use odin 3.13.1 to flash the produce of the extracted file above once finished downloading.( fill in the slots: BL,AP,CP,CSC (for csc use csc.md5 not home_csc...)
you can search for how toos in any of the 2 procedures above.
data might be wiped so beware.
I'm using a Galaxy M20 (m205f). Trying to root it, I somehow messed up the radio and efs partitions. Tried to install the latest stock Rom and it updated the binary from U4 to U7 with a null IMEI and unknown baseband. The IMEI repair softwares need the modem and the modem version presently is of U7 binary which is pretty recent and no IMEI repair tool supports this modem version yet. Is there any way I can downgrade the modem? There's no lower Android version and no combination file for the U7 binary on the internet so I'm stuck. Can I somehow put an older CP/Modem (from lower binaries) and make it work with the latest firmware?
Help needed
My s10 exynos phone is from Australia and was rooted when I bought it. I got it online. I used frija and odin to install latest stock firmware. All done and good but network is not registered. I live in Oman. Base firmware shown in mobile is BTU and Active firmware reads as TEL. I installed firmware with CSC MID, XSG, INS but all does not help.
Did I do something wrong ?