yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Epic 4G General] 063_XOBX:
What did you search for? Because I didn't remember what page it was on, so I just searched gingerbread and it was like the 4th link...
[Epic 4G General] ichefae85:
I did "gingerbread" "Gingerbread Epic 4G" "Epic Gingerbread Update" and it didn't pull up anything relevant to what I wanted it kept pulling up topics for nexus one, evo, evo shift 4g etc etc guess mine is broke haha
[Epic 4G General] ungovernable1977:
navigate to the Epic forum first, then 'search this forum' or whatever... narrows it down to just Epic, you searched all of xda... thats a lot of threads...
[Epic 4G General] steviee7:
that site only has it confirmed thanks to noobnl on this site
[Captivate General] M973:
Noticing today my internet modem and router lights flashing away, discovered it's my K-9 email, and in the app "OSmonitor" K-9 is using between 6% and 26%

Only if I disable the K-9 "push" does it decrease all the usage, settings are the same as I've always had. (trying it with "poll" once per minute)

Wondering if anyone understands well the settings for it. I realize with the setting it's on, it's always checking for mail, but didn't seem to be taking internet and OS resources so much before. :confused:

Thanks
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Paulb787:
Any1 with gps issues on the latest release?

PLS HELP..
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Captainkrtek:
Thread Locked

EDIT: Reopened after cleaning, play nice...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ciwrl:
I believe this is par for the course for the leaked radio :(
[Thunderbolt Android Development] mrduder:
whats the difference between radio and lte???
[Thunderbolt Android Development] xstahsie:
I'm interested in knowing the difference between Radio and LTE downloads, as well.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] gu1dry:
Radio is your regular radio & LTE is the LTE radio.....

Flashing the LTE radio does not affect the software version & flashing the radio changes the baseband version.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] alc0re:
Please for those of you having gps issues, try this. It has worked for me and many others.

Goto the market and download GPS Status & Toolbox from the developer EclipSim. Run the app. Hit the menu softkey, then click on tools. Click manage a-gps state. Choose reset. Do the same procedure again but this time choose download (so menu soft key, tools, manage a-gps state, then choose download.)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] whewstoosae:
Thanks for this thread, I like having them as separate entities that way you can find the combination that works for you.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Gunnarsaxon:
Can we get a sticky on this?... As long as you're willing to update, of course.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Buehlar:
The software number is equivalent to the ROM build you're currently using.

1.13.605.7 is the base for the new custom ROMs built from the latest leaked RUU.

1.12.605.9 I do believe is the downgrade used for the rooting process? Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.

And yes you also flash these radios through hboot as described or by simply putting the PG05IMG.zip of choice on the root of your SD card and booting into hboot.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] gu1dry:
OP updated with CDMA & LTE radios from the 2.01.605.0 leak.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] SteveDusa:
I think I am bricked...

Checked the MD5SUM with the latest 2.01 radio... flashed in a S-OFF bootloader, the progress bar only goes 1/10th and it just says it's completed.

I can see the radio version in bootloader but the Baseband version is unknown and now... i have no radio.

Great.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] icesteve:
That's the gingerbread radio
[Thunderbolt Android Development] SteveDusa:
Thanks for the information. Anyway I have revered back to the Froyo MR1 with Bootloader which flashed back old radio and now it works.

I'd assume that in order to use the new radio and LTE radio you have to be on GB? I think i'll wait till official release then.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] icesteve:
From everything I've been reading that's what it looks like. Waiting to see what this does for CM7.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bhilgeman:
Has anyone flashed the radio from the new leak on Slayher's CM7 alpha?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] sportadic22:
so many options... which do i want haha.

moving back to san jose in a week.. with LTE there...

i havent updated anything in terms of the radio...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Grnlantern79:
Updated radios from 2.11.605.9 separated with included MD5s inside zip.

CDMA: http://db.tt/RGpt1waM

LTE: http://db.tt/YpP3N7b9

This is just until OP has a chance to update his post. Enjoy.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] skippy214:
Has anybody used this new radio yet?

If so tell us how it is please, Thankyas
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jimmyUT:
On Zeus 1.3

4g dl speeds seem a bit faster and switching from wifi to mobile network is definitely faster.

Sent from my Commodore 64 QuadCore 1 billion Ghz
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Pithism:
i know this is a silly question, but with the cdma and lte .zip files, do i just flash them one after the other in boot loader? and does a order matter? never flashed radios separately like this before, always did it in one package.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] LogisticsXLS:
@Pithism

No order does not matter.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] raddacle:
Whats been changed in the newer radios? I running the first gingerbread radio and everything works fine, but if they have improved battery or data connectivity, I definitley want to switch.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] RunNgun42:
I was running MR2.5 and finally upgraded and saw my 4G speeds go from 6mb to about 14mb down. You should probably try one of the newer versions.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Turd Furguson:
I have compiled all the released radios in a single place with valid links.

http://www.nerd-haven.net/forum/showthread.php?tid=1

No registration is required and I am not site pimping. I was simply tired of using Multiupload to get anything so I started using my own server.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] tburns:
Very cool man, thank you for doing this!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Turd Furguson:
Since this phone is neglected on multiple forums where no one updates the OP, I had to pick up the slack.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] gotbst05:
Is it one file for both radios on your site?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] twizzler703:
last time i did anything with radios was when i flashed 605.3 RUU

i can just flash these over top thru hboot correct?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] gotbst05:
Yes. I did mine today and the newest radios are freaking amazing! I went from crappy 4G service at home to freaking outstanding 4G service! Thanks for the links!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] swomack:
No they are sepearated
[Thunderbolt Android Development] premiso:
Perfect, been looking for something like this that is updated! Thanks a ton, bookmarked. As an FYI, I couldn't get the latest leak to work for M4, verified the MD5. The version before that worked.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] lacrosse1991:
hello! for the mr4 radios, would you guys recommend that i go with the leaked or the non-leaked version? http://www.nerd-haven.net/forum/showthread.php?tid=1

thanks!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] premiso:
I couldn't get the leaked one to be recognized. So non-leaked is what I would do until that gets fixed.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Turd Furguson:
You did name it right, correct?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] lacrosse1991:
@turd assuming you have used the leaked version, would you recommend using the leaked version, or should i just stick with official for the time being? :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] premiso:
No, I am such an idiot that I was able to name the MR4.zip right and not the MR4_January2012.zip right.

Yes, I named it right. It shows up attempting to load when I get into HBoot, it just never prompts me to update like the MR4.zip did. So I simply installed the MR4.zip version and the radio updated just fine.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Turd Furguson:
I would stick with the non leaked. Still seeing data drops. But that is just my phone. Yours may be different.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Turd Furguson:
You need to name it PG05IMG.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] premiso:
Yes, I did name it properly. I was hinting that I was capable enough to name the MR4.zip properly to install it, so in theory, I should have been capable enough to name the January2012 properly. But the MR4.zip is working just fine so I will stick to that for now, I was just saying that when I did try the MR4_January12.zip (and yes I re-named it properly) it would show up in HBoot, act like it was loading it and then just take me to the HBoot menu without prompting me to update. I did not have this problem with the regular MR4.zip, again I did properly name both of them.

So to recap, yes, I named the file properly. It showed up under HBoot, attempted to load and then instead of giving me the "Update yes/no" it just went right into the normal HBoot menu. This only happened on the MR4_January12.zip file and I did do an md5 verification check on the file after copying it to the SDCard.

When I renamed the MR4.zip file and uploaded to the root of my phone, it found the file via HBoot and loaded it and presented me with the update confirmation. The January version did not prompt me for the update confirmation.

I have not tried re-downloading it to confirm it is an issue with the file, or perhaps something with my phone, as the MR4.zip version is working great and I do not have a need to update to the leak.

Thanks again for your efforts, if I have time to dive into that and look at it more I will let you know, for now, I am fine with the non-leaked version.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] lacrosse1991:
ok thanks :) ive actually been experiencing the same thing and had been wondering whether it was just my rom or something of the sort
[Thunderbolt Android Development] dustinshepard:
not sure if im in the right area ...

I have a bluetooth device with no mic so I can listen to music in my car from my phone via bluetooth however when a call comes in and I answer the caller cannot hear me. Are there any radios, or bluetooth apps or fixes that I can use bluetooth for the audio and my phones mic so the caller can hear me? When I use a headset plugged directly into the phone with no mic the phone knows to use the phones mic so this should be possible?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] swomack:
No, bluetooth profiles will always send phone calls to the bluetooth device if connected, it does not split up the functions as a wired headset configuration.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] tylerwagler:
Did 605.19 have a newer radio than mr4?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] donnyp1:
Yes it does
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bamaredwingsfan:
What was the radio before 605.19 I never had reboots with that radio, an im tired of bluetooth+cell signal hickups that require a hard boot to fix once a day ever day :(
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Robertjm:
Is your site working anymore? I'm getting an "empty reource" error message when I try it. And if I just try the domain, I get what looks like a parking page.

Robert

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[Thunderbolt Android Development] Turd Furguson:
Yes my domain expired. I will need to reupload to somewhere else.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] picheth:
I have a ThunderBolt Verizon and want to use with other SIM. So I need to know that;

1) after my update your Rodio will be unlock for other use.

2) But now, I still cannot flash it through 'adb' the result is 'error : device offline'

when I type the 'adb devices' the adb found my device

Note: My device is S-Off and Rooted now. (what is wrong?)

Thanks in advance.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Robertjm:
Not quite following what you mean. When you say you want to use it with other SIM, do you mean with a different Verizon LTE SIM card, or a SIM card from some other company?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] gotbst05:
Links are not working
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jonathanphx1:
try this 1

http://forums.infectedrom.com/showt...rbolt-Radios-Collection-778-Radio-Modem-Tweak
[Thunderbolt Android Development] joe91584:
Sadly the forum is now set to Private... What are we going to do now!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] disconnecktie:
Just register.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jonah1234:
Lol people these days...

Sent from my ViperDNA
[Thunderbolt Android Development] joe91584:
It was just that easy!!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Ethan9987:
How do I know which file to download for my phone ?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] irish_711:
Not that you'll get much better advice, but... try over here. You'll need to create an account, but there is a lot more info over there, even though the community has gone quiet for a few years. Give it a shot, can't hurt. Plus, which Android version you're running is important information.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bhilgeman:
FYI

Just flashed the new radio from the leaked ROM that just came out. Baseband says unknown and it asks to insert the sim card, no signal as well. Reverting back to previous radio.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] itzjonjon69:
just flashed both these files and it runs great with the gingerbread leak rom

2.01.605.0 RUU:

Radio: 1.39.00.0430

md5: cdeec570feba2798fd7b7780ad19ebf0

LTE: download

md5: 704fb7c18d6a9b6b917b885ae098e580
[Thunderbolt Android Development] skeet43169:
the new radio leak is for the new GB ruu
[Thunderbolt Android Development] oscar925:
So I gotta flash the radio and LTE thru hboot then flash GB Rom through CWM
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bamaredwingsfan:
Question, when flashing a radio, should we try to use a radio combo that the software # on our phone matches a combo from the same number?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bamaredwingsfan:
The reason i ask my question above is this. Last night i was in Huntsville, AL and was experiencing very spotty 3G service. My phone would go from 1X to 3G, then to nothing at all. I know that Huntsville was one of the cities on the list to get 4G, but im not sure if they have it yet. I wonder if i picked the wrong radio combo, since my signal went to crap. I travel back home, all is fine, but in Huntsville i didn't have any 3G much to speak of. Anybody know if they have 4G yet, or are testing it up there?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] gu1dry:
New CDMA & LTE radios in OP.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] labratss:
Correct...or use BAMF 2.0
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Mustang302LX:
So we download both files togther flash the radio in hboot then flash the lte radio in hboot after we change the file on the sd card?

Also like mentioned above does the radio have to match the software number?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] terroralpha:
still lost.

lets say, i upgraded my rooted TBolt to the leaked gingerbread radio and a gingerbread ROM that was desensed. my problem is slow 4G speeds and i want to go back to a custom, rooted froyo ROM.

Do I install radio first using hboot? or install the ROM that I want using clockwork recovery first?

Also, which radio do I need? In other words, which is the latest froyo radio?

thanks
[Thunderbolt Android Development] satseaker:
the prob with the froyo radios is you use the one that works best for your phone not the newest one,new isnt always better,ya gonna have to test them and find your best fit
[Thunderbolt Android Development] :
What is with the whole phones starting to randomly reboot and become bricked? Is it the radio causing it or the os? Or is it still unknown? Right now I'm rooted and would like to use BASF with Sense 3 but not if my new phone is going to die...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] mrduder:
there still isn't much of an explanation of which radio we need to download??? do we download both the radio and lte for the thunderbolt? or do we just do the radio..... or just the lte..... whats the difference? if i do just the radio, will i not have 4g lte service? do i need to do the lte one to get the 4g lte service? and will i only get 4g lte service if i do just that one and not the radio download? i wish someone could give an in depth explanation on which to do and why. thanks!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] gu1dry:
OP updated with latest leak.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] allchannels99:
Got TBolt 6-14 Everything Stock 4G Speedtest 20-30Mbps everywhere around South Atlanta. :)

6-15 Rooted Applied DasBAMF 2 Beta 6 with 1st MR2 Speeds Under 10Mbps Everywhere :(

6-16 Applied New 6-16 Radio Speeds 23- 24Mbps ;)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] rafaelvelasquez2:
Watch...now someone is going to tell you that if your using the speedtest app that its lying. But riddle me this....why would it lie?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] thewebsiteisdown:
First thank you for your hard work on putting this thread together. I would like to make a suggestion though. Can we get dates on these radios so we know when they were put out? Also can we get a froyo or gingerbread or CM7 next to them so we know which roms they will run with?

I think it would save some questions being asked and I'm sure allot of people would greatly appreciate it.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Cubs2008:
Because speedtest said they had bugs with LTE testing in their app? They were supposed to be fixed with 2.0.3 but they're still getting bug reports. I emailed them to find out because I had the same issue myself. :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] rafaelvelasquez2:
Makes sense
[Thunderbolt Android Development] pacedrum69:
Has anyone tried the new radio on gb.?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] hubba:
6/17 Latest Baseband & LTE Radios on BAMF Beta-6

Just loaded both the baseband + the LTE radios onto BAMF Beta-6... verified both show up on "about" as correct versions.

BAMF is stable on 4G and speed testing shows near identical performance to prior radios. Side note.. ping times were decreased very slightly.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] DirtySimpleClean:
OP needs better explanations of which radios work for which roms and when they were released asap. It is way too early in development for this phone and is confusing for many people
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jbdavies:
Like me! :D

Is this just for GB?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Agentbolt:
I very much appreciate the thought behind this thread, but which of these are gingerbread, which are froyo, when did they come out, etc? Without this info the thread is marginally useful at best.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] xomikronx:
Agreed....and potentially dangerous given the recent reports of bricks.

Sent from my commadore 64
[Thunderbolt Android Development] HolyGrail:
Agreed on this.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] sportadic22:
im very confused looking at these... i understand numbers and versions.. but which are which and for which OS version. also which have what settings..which have been having problems? maybe add feedback from people below the radios...

edit: but like everyone else.. this is very useful posting... when understood lol
[Thunderbolt Android Development] chucklehead:
Another one in agreement....
[Thunderbolt Android Development] drewsif:
With newest radio I'm getting 18-19 Mbps in Phoenix and that's real speed tested with tethering running a torrent.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] andrewc513:
So my current radio is 1.13.605.7. Is this the latest Froyo or are some of the ones above it Froyo radios? As others said, some labels would be nice, OP.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] speed51133:
Which ones are froy????o and which gb. Which are Mr2 and Mr2.5.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] fixxxer2008:
i can honestly say without a doubt the latest mr1 froyo radio is the best for signal. but i still get occasional drop to 1x or a reboot. the mr2 radios and gingerbread were really bad for me. i hope verizon fixes this for good.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] digitalicecream:
This would be great if the sticky broke this down a bit more for us.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] fixxxer2008:
it would be nice if the radio & lte update were combined too.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jbdavies:
Yay for being ignored! Weeeeeeeeee...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] fixxxer2008:
welocme to xda.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] arkshel:
Ive had issues with all radios aswell except stock, is it a developer issue or hardware or does anyone know why freezes and hangups happen?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] goldfingerfif:
Trying to help a friend with his rooted friend. Compared to the thread for the inspire this one is confusing and almost worthless. Nothing is said about MR2, MR2.5, which is Froyo or Gingerbread, etc. I flashed BAMF Sense 3.0 and I get no 1x/3g/LTE, tried 2 different radios and not sure where to go. Cant make calls or anything.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] gu1dry:
OP update with the CDMA & LTE radio from the 1.70.605.0 RUU.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] LBJM:
links dead in OP? I need a working Froyo radio since I used a GB one by mistake.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] gu1dry:
The site that was hosting all the files had a mechanical failure. I have transferred all the files to the new host, just waiting for the registration of the new domain to go thru.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] gu1dry:
OP has been updated with new working links to the new domain & host.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] xsilvercivicx:
manual sequence?

hi everyone... whats the manual sequence on the phone to get it to boot up to the fast boot?

normally its something like.. (with phone off) hold power button and volume or something of that nature..

thanks
[Thunderbolt Android Development] 2k10MBC300SPT:
If you have the "advance" power feature, you can just press the power button and chose the bootloader option. Once there, you should be in a white screen with Fastboot in Red. To get to Hboot, press the power button again. If you want to do it manually, simultaneously press the power button plus the down section of your volume button and it should load into the white screen aka bootloader screen. If you're trying to load a a splash or new

Radio, you can now press the power burton and get to the hboot mode!

Sent from my 4G, 1.6Ghz processor, ThundaBolt w/XDA App!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] xsilvercivicx:
awesome that was exactly what i want looking for!! thank you sir!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] infraled:
Advise against this thread

Just a personal opinion here, but it seems like there is little information actually provided here as to what radio is Froyo or GB and the OP seems to not care to answer. I would look for radios elsewhere. :confused:
[Thunderbolt Android Development] gu1dry:
Updated the OP with the 1.46.00.0704 CDMA radio & 0.01.76.0703_2 LTE radio from the 2.07.605.0 RUU.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] WhiteReign:
LTE: 0.01.76.0703_2

Worked fine for me
[Thunderbolt Android Development] psufan5:
Flashed both of the new radio files in cm7 - tethering speeds are WAY up (almost double before) and everything seems great. Highly recommend.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Jodiuh:
What's the baseband version of the new radio? And why are there two PG files listed for the leak? I've only ever flashed one pg in the past. Thanks!!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] robdec17:
Any word on this new radio?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] tflogic:
Just a quick suggestion.

Could you guys add the common names to these radios? Such as (MR2 OTA, 2.5, etc...)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Jodiuh:
I've attached a screenshot for this radio. I installed the CDMA first, then the LTE second. Kind of a PITA doing the pg thing twice, but it worked. Battery seems pretty good too, but I've not been on 4G yet, hehe.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] gu1dry:
Updated OP with the 1.48.00.0726 CDMA radio & 0.01.78.0802 LTE from the 2.10.605.1 RUU.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Cubs2008:
Thanks g. :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bond32:
Installed the newest radio (2.10), now no voice/text. Rolling back to an older radio now but any ideas why?

Edit: I reflashed the radio twice and got voice back. Not sure the problem.