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[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] Evo_Shift:
The md5 is unique to each radio, whether it be the 3G radio, wimax radio, gps radio etc....

Throw your new wimax radio on the root of your sdcard and rename it to PG06IMG.zip if it isn't already. In terminal emulator type su, enter then type md5sum /sdcard/PG06IMG.zip The number it spits out should match this... 0a41e570de8a0c16954efb62d2742055... which is a different md5 number than the other radio you flashed. If it doesn't you have a bad download or something. Now you have checked your file and can safely reboot your phone into the bootloader where it will flash the wimax radio. No need for adb since you can easily check the md5 from your phone using terminal emulator immediately after you download the file. I had to pull the battery and remove my sd card after flashing because it hung on the htc screen (which I assume is because I am not using a sense rom or something) but after I was up and running again when I looked under menu>setting>wireless and network>4g settings I could see the flash worked based on the last 5 digits of the firmware number. I did a nandroid right before flashing just in case as well.
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] jwigley24:
great info, thank you! it's appreciated :D
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] madplaya1:
Can I just download the radio to the root of sdcard and just boot to bootloader and let it do its thing.?

I'm running CM7 , and wondering which radio is btter.
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] crump84:
That's how I flashed it, just put it on the root of my card and went into bootloader. Your card needs to formated to fat32. Check the md5sum, make a nandroid and you should be good. If you have trouble booting after you flash remove the file from the root of your sd then restore your nandroid.
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] Enraged21:
I just read the first post. A little confused.

If I update the radio to 1.08, I won't have wimax/4g?

The wimax radio is for gingerbread is for unrooted versions?

Sorry for my noobness, not really familar with radios.

I'm thinking about updating. Will it effect my current rom or kernel?

Will I have to start from scratch or can I nandroid after flashing the new radio?

Doesn't flashing it format the sd card?

Ahh sorry I have a lot of questions..

Evo SHIFT
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] noskoviak:
Don't even flash the radio. Hardly a noticeable difference if any at all. I flashed it. Can't say I've noticed an improvement. that's my two cents.

Edit: Sorry I'm in a poor mood. Flashing a radio does not format your sd card. You will not have to start from scratch. It will not change your current set up at all. Its ok to be a noob I'm still a noob. Just used adb a cpl weeks ago for the first time...either way have a recent nandroid backup ready in case things go bad.

edit: put the file on the root of your sd car and rsnoot into bootloader. Accept installation of radio. (Be sure to move the radio.zip out of the root folder after it has succesfully installed.. installation may take a bit.)

Always read through entire thread before trying anything...

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[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] gu1dry:
These radios can not be flashed via the ClockworkMod Recovery.
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] noskoviak:
Then I did it the slightly more

Difficult way.. follow first method.Sent from my PG06100 using XDA Premium App
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] noskoviak:
Thanks for clearing that up.
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] Enraged21:
edit

Evo SHIFT
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] Enraged21:
So when I want to do this, I need to flash the gingerbread radio, then wimax radio? Does it matter to flash the wimax or not?

In what order should I flash?

How/what are the steps in doing this through terminal emulator on the phone if that's possible?

Do both files (radio and wimax radio) need to be named the same file, PG06IMG?

When it involves the possibility of bricking my phone, id like to take the right precautions.

Sorry for all the questions though.

Evo SHIFT
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] VICODAN:
Flash the "GB" (1.08) radio first, reboot your phone and go to settings about and make sure baseband version is 1.08, then flash the wimax radio (27240). You can check the wimax version number under 4g settings on the bottom.

Don't bother with terminal emulator. Boot your phone in to recovery (I used clockwork recover), mount sdcard and use the instructions using adb in the OP.

Make sure md5 sums match before flashing by using "adb shell md5sum PG06IMG.zip" before flashing.

If your phone cannot get past the white HTC screen try wiping cache and dalvik.

Yes both files need to be named "PG06IMG.zip" in order for the bootloader to recognize it. This is why you do each radio one at a time.
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] Enraged21:
I thought it wasn't flashable through clockwordmod though...

But after I flash, what exactly am I doing with the adb commands?

I'm not that familiar with it.

Also, how do I check if the md5 sums match?

Evo SHIFT
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] c00ller:
I don't think VICODAN was saying to use clockwork recovery to flash it, but to use adb if you want to check md5 that way. You can either use adb on your PC

adb shell md5sum "/sdcard/PG06IMG.zip"

or use terminal emulator on your device

md5sum "/sdcard/PG06IMG.zip"

and the last way is with a Windows app, I like to use winmd5sum portable since it doesn't require any installation.
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] Enraged21:
So I got a little time and read up to 8 pages last night.

So far I placed the radio on the root of my sd, and named it to PG06IMG.

Now what I'm supposed to do is check if the md5 sums match, right?

After that, I would boot into bootloader and let it do its thing, flash the radio.

Then I don't get what to do after that. I read to restart phone, delete the zip off of sd card? But idk how to do that with phone being off. Then restore a nand.

Doesn't sound too hard, but the last steps I don't get.

Evo SHIFT
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] c00ller:
Now that the PG06IMG.zip is on the sdcard, yes you have to check the md5 sum.

After the radio is flashed in the bootloader, it will say something like "press <PWR> to reboot phone" and when you do, it will reboot normally. You can delete the zip normally while the phone is off, no problem.

Then repeat with the exact same process if you want to flash the WiMAX radio.
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] crump84:
If your phone gets stuck at the htc screen after flashing in bootloader, you'll need to take the zip off the root off your sd. I had to do this by taking my sd card out of my phone and put it in my pc. Remove the zip, put it back in your phone, go into recovery then restore your nandroid. I've seen others just clear cache and it would boot but i had to restore a backup.

Sent from Gingerbread Speedy 4G
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] Enraged21:
I checked md5sums and they matched.

zip is on the root of sd card.

I powered off my phone then when into boot loader.

am i supposed to do something else?

how exactly am i supposed to flash it through bootloader?
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] crump84:
If bootloader doesn't automatically recognize the file then you probably need to format you sd card to fat32.

Sent from Gingerbread Speedy 4G
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] Enraged21:
how would i do that?

will that erase everything? :(
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] crump84:
I'm on my phone so i'm not going to walk through steps to format it but just google it, it's a fairly easy process. And yes, it will erase everything on your sd card, so you'll need to backup everything first.

Edit: here you go http://www.ehow.com/how_4923639_format-sd-card-fat.html

Sent from Gingerbread Speedy 4G
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] c00ller:
Another problem might be that his PG06IMG.zip might actually be named PG06IMG.zip.zip

In windows go to Tools > Folder options... > View tab > uncheck "Hide extensions for known file types"

Then make sure the file is named correctly. That's an easy check first before going through the hassle of reformatting the SD.

And an easy way to check the filesystem of the SD card is to mount the drive in Windows, open My Computer, right click the SD card > Properties and look at the File System.
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] Enraged21:
Ill try that. But I downloaded the file strait from my phone.. so I don't think it could be named .zip.zip?

I get what you're saying though. Ill check it out.

Evo SHIFT
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] Enraged21:
yeah i had to format the sd card to fat32 and it worked. thank you guys!
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] crump84:
Glad to see you got it working :D
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] Enraged21:
Lol thanks. I was just so scared of bricking my phone.

Evo SHIFT
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] hoesnaps:
Before you format, copy your SD card to your computer.
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] Enraged21:
Yeah at first I didn't know what to do. I'd thought I'd loose everything. But then I remembered I could do that lol.

Evo SHIFT
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] VICODAN:
BTW in case you are wary of flashing radios I didn't notice much of a difference from either the Wimax (27240) or baseband (1.08) radios.

I noticed a slight difference in Wimax stability but not much of a difference in performance.
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] Enraged21:
I agree. My baseband stayed the same at -96 dBm. Didn't really get much better.

But I mainly flashed it to use sparksco pershoot v3 kernel.

Evo SHIFT
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] VICODAN:
sparksco had an emo fit on here a week or two ago and deleted all his threads, where can you get his stuff?
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] crump84:
He has at least one kernel on kernel manager and I believe his ROMs are on ROM Manager.
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] jwigley24:
haha yea i remember reading thru those posts like 'is this real? is he really this mad?'
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] gigermunit:
Indeed in the manager
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] Enraged21:
Lol yeah I was being nosy and read all the rampage going on. Lol

Wether he's pmsing or not, he still makes good kernels and I like his work

Evo SHIFT
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] gigermunit:
Just flashed it, had same issue with sticking at splashscreen, clearing dalvik and cache fixed it but made phone laggy and freeze til 2 reboots later.
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] Jedman67:
something is really screwy. I followed the "Install/Update" instructions for flashing the new radios from the sd-root. of course i got the white hangup, so i deleted the PG06IMG.zip from my sd by popping it into a micro/sd converter and inserting in my built in sd drive.

now it seems to be a mounting issue, but i cant be sure: this is the error im getting in clockworkmod:

E:Cant mount CACHE:recovery/command

E:Cant mount CACHE:recovery/log

E:Cant open CACHE:recovery/log

E:Cant mount CACHE:recovery/last_log

E:Cant open CACHE:recovery/last_log

E:Cant mount CACHE:recovery/last_log
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] Enraged21:
Are you trying to flash this with cwm recovery?

Evo SHIFT
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] Jedman67:
yes...on a shift.

i already tried wiping the dalek cache and the cache partition a few times, but i get hung up on the white screen

edit: FIXED! wiping the dalek cache and cache partition did a few more times did the trick.
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] kawyboy:
Will NOT FLASH

Hboot/fastboot will not find the file. NEver.

COpied it over to root of sd card. no luck

ADB pushed it to sd card and checked md5sum also no luck.

File(s) are name PG06IMG.zip

What am I doing wrong?

Rooted with Shift rr auto root script tool.

HELP PLEASE
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] c00ller:
There are really only 2 reasons it can't be found...

1) it might actually be named PG06IMG.zip.zip but you probably checked for that

2) filesystem of sdcard must be fat32. ntfs or other won't work
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] Crossrocker:
Anyone have latest update? Download wont work

Deck's + SZ + SuperCharger script + ViperMod script.
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] gu1dry:
Server admin moved servers around & is currently looking into it.
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] Crossrocker:
Can someone put up a mirror? Pleasee

Deck's + SZ + SuperCharger script + ViperMod script.
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] Crossrocker:
Can someone tell me how to make it into a flaahable zip? The phone will not find it in bootloader

Edit: I got it.. just reformatted SD card to fat 32

Deck's + SZ + SuperCharger script + ViperMod script.
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] ericede:
To confirm my Evo (CM7) got stuck at HTC splash screen after the first radio update. I had to hit "adb reboot recovery". I then cleared Dalvik, attempted reboot with the same issue So I rebooted into recovery again and cleared cache partition, and the phone rebooted successfully. I then had no issues with the second update.
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] CrashV2010:
did you update radio with a sense rom on your phone?
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] ericede:
My phone is currently running Cyanogenmod 7.0.3
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] CrashV2010:
Suggestion ...... flash the newest nightly.... why stick with an old stable?

On my Gingerbreaded Evo-Shifted Premium XDA App.
[Xoom General] takato23:
Hey i'm having a lot of troubles with this.. a xoom 32gb wifi USA model. Its on rooted 3.1, with modified framework for "about:config" string modification, wifi ad-hoc hack... and oc kernel 1.2ghz.

When i put it to sleep, sometimes don't turn on... even pressing for a long time the power button. I have to wait, and reboot it self.

What could it be?
[Xoom General] rmmorse81:
Hey man I had this problem and read somewhere that it had to do with the wifi Channel. I switched it off auto in router settings and it never did that again
[Xoom General] jiwengang:
Just a thought. If the solution about does not apply, try to bring down CPU clocks to 1G only and see if it happens still.
[Xoom General] takato23:
even on airplane mode...

okay, i've just reinstalled all over again.. so let's see...
[Xoom General] BlackDino:
I have the same issue, usually the power button takes a couple presses before I can unlock it.

I wonder what the problem is
[Xoom General] takato23:
yes, and some times.. it reboot after pressing power button :\
[Xoom General] jiwengang:
it really sounds like cpu oc issue to me. have you tried to clock it down? it does not help at all?
[Xoom General] d-pak:
Are you on tdr kernel?

I had same issues.

Plus random rebooting when in sleep.

Tired at 1ghz as week as uninstalling setcpu . To no avail.

On tiamat 1.4.2 now. At 1.4ghz . No issues now.
[LG Optimus 2x] ionhide:
25/5 2011: Changed topic, since a baseband related thread seemed to be missing. I have now put the 502 baseband on my phone, and it seems to be really good.

Installation procedure for Baseband.

Backup phone, use Titanium Backup or My Backup pro and make a nandroid backup in recovery.

Go here and get the baseband and utility to install it.

Format cache/data/system in the Clockworkmod recovery menu - mounts and storage.. Go to advanced and wipe Dalvik Cache and battery stats.. And Fix Permissions.

Now you can either restore your nandroid or install a clean rom..

Okay, so i sit and browse thru all the threads in the LG o2x section, and i start wondering why the discussion suddenly is about baseband in the various topics.. I upgraded to 405, and i have had some issues, i dont know whether they are related to the rom, the baseband or just a plain phone bug..

Issues i have had:

1. GPS wont lock at all.. Or i get lock after 15 minutes, but after reboot GPS refuses to lock again..

2. My Mobile data is very unstable, disconnects constantly and also gives browser freezes..

3. In call sound is very bad, distorsion is high, and sounds like people i talk with i holding a cloth on their microphone..

So, could someone give an explaination to what the baseband does ?

Baseband links:

0218 Baseband - Megaupload link

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=N72JBZV4

0218 Baseband - 4shared link

http://www.4shared.com/file/QWMaHgKF/LGP990AT-00-V10a-525-01-MAR-08.html

Both files MD5: 5ce6d59db2c027325ccf7cf05057d958

0405 Baseband:

http://android.modaco.com/content/l...lash-stock-baseband-release-1035-21-20110502/

0405 ril:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=14561342&postcount=3982

0502 Baseband:

http://android.modaco.com/content/l...lash-stock-baseband-release-1035-21-20110502/

Here is a guide on how to change baseband:

http://android.modaco.com/content/l...lash-stock-baseband-release-1035-21-20110405/

I take no responsebility for bricks and other errors you get when doing this..

Thanx goes to paulobrien over a Modaco :-)
[LG Optimus 2x] KernelCrap:
I am using the 1035.21_20110306 baseband and I am having no issues. (CyanogenMod 7 - Nightly). Also, it was V10b from the beginning and still no updates for the phone from LG (Not that I need one).
[LG Optimus 2x] ionhide:
Okay, i will test that baseband.. If i can find it :-)
[LG Optimus 2x] Kickasskev:
im using the 218 baseband and have done since I got the phone I think, and mine has been fine flawless I should say, Rooted and changed roms loads of times
[LG Optimus 2x] pedrogamo:
I´m using 20110405, GPS ok, data Ok, wifi ok, call quality oK.

But when i use CM7 and 2G audio quality during calls is bad.
[LG Optimus 2x] ionhide:
Okay - i have been using 405 since it was found.. So i'd like to get a hold of the 218, to test it out..

So to whom might find the 218, 306 or whatever they find, please post links in here, and i will try to put them all in first post..
[LG Optimus 2x] aMpeX:
you can get all the basebands from nasihrameds [Firmware] Thread. The archives contain the *.fls files for smartflash.

0218 is included in the earliest UK Firmware for example (and also in the Singtel variants if I remember correctly).

Cheers

aMpeX

Edit: To answer your question from the Nightly's thread:

The maintainer of the O2X cm_arcee uses the 20110218 baseband, so you can expect a similar expierience to his, and probably avoid bugs he won't fix because they are related to the baseband being different.
[LG Optimus 2x] ionhide:
Hey thx man - Although they are not extracted.. Is it possible to apply the baseband without it wiping the phone ?
[LG Optimus 2x] aMpeX:
well I don't think downloading and extracting them isn't that much of a hassle ;)

I don't know if the smartflash wipes your phone, as far as I remember mine wasn't wiped BUT, it overwrote my recovery partition (reverted to stock) so I wiped the phone by accident when I tried to get into CWM again ^^.

I guess you could always do a nandroid backup before flashing the baseband to be on the safe side.
[LG Optimus 2x] ionhide:
Just a heads up, changing the baseband, make nandroid backup first. Baseband formats cache and data patition, so you will reboot onto a clean rom afterwards. Recovery isnt erased though.. Good luck peeps, im now on 218..
[LG Optimus 2x] ermacwins:
Someone should upload some basebands in a flashable zip format
[LG Optimus 2x] sacredsoul:
I doubt baseband can be flashed like this.
[LG Optimus 2x] Kag:
0218 i think

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=13839611&postcount=1864

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=13840015&postcount=1875

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=13840126&postcount=1879

0405 + Instructions, just change to the respective fls file if you want a different baseband

http://android.modaco.com/content/l...lash-stock-baseband-release-1035-21-20110405/

Please note that the flash will erase all data
[LG Optimus 2x] ionhide:
Nice one, i installed the 218 last night, and have experienced significant difference in the incall sound.. Thats the only thing i have tested so far.. Will report when i get to test the mobile data network and the gps..
[LG Optimus 2x] temasek:
0218 Baseband - Megaupload link

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=N72JBZV4

0218 Baseband - 4shared link

http://www.4shared.com/file/QWMaHgKF/LGP990AT-00-V10a-525-01-MAR-08.html

Both files MD5: 5ce6d59db2c027325ccf7cf05057d958
[LG Optimus 2x] ottuh:
Positive or negative?
[LG Optimus 2x] ionhide:
So far only positive things to report, but will take a day or two of normal usage to come with a solid conclusion..
[LG Optimus 2x] aMpeX:
since the baseband resides in another location as the ROM, it cannot be flashed using CWM. Smartflash is the only solution so far.
[LG Optimus 2x] mikl-dk:
Looking forward to more reports. I'm thinking about using this older baseband as well, but am not sure whether to give it a try or not.
[LG Optimus 2x] K.D.M.:
baseband 1035.21_20110223

factory version V10A

FR15 rom

stable as hell...

the GPS problem i hade was fixed in the hidden menu (within 10 secs i have GPS)

doing this
[Nook Color General] I Am Marino:
It just seems that since the 1.2 update, the NC is harder to root and deal with, having a lot of issues, like the market, etc.

Is it just me or am I just overreacting because I've been looking to buy one and I see all these threads about this and that isn't working, and all these more difficult looking procedures to fix it.

Still worth it?
[Nook Color General] GSUBass05:
It depends on what you are wanting to do with it.

I was running autonooter 1.1 and liked the stock B&N app.

I was waiting for autonooter 1.2 to get all the kinks worked out so I could keep my magazines that I have subscriptions for.

That all changed when B&N updated their App in the android market to include Books and Magazines/ Newspapers.

I installed CM7 nightly 72 over the weekend w/ the overclock and I don't see a reason to go back to rooted stock 1.2. Took me about 30 minutes to download the files and install the ROM. Been running perfectly.

In my mind the only reason to keep the stock software on the Nook is if you need to have access to the children's books. Otherwise, put CM7 on there.
[Nook Color General] lyam23:
The only issue I'm running into on CM7 beta 3.1 is the occasional system freeze requiring a reboot. No doubt that'll be sorted out soon. It's completely worth it if you put the right ROM on there.
[Nook Color General] mutant13:
1.2 is actually easier, i have market working, netflix, and oc to 1.2g all of my apps that I use work...having flash was the key for me and now I have it
[Nook Color General] Legobricke:
IMO I have been running the CM7 stable off a uSD card and couldn't be happier.

Took me 20 minutes maybe to get the files downloaded and installed and I very happy I did.

Wish I had wait a day later because B&N updated the android app. If I had know that, I would have installed directly to the nook..... No card...

But, that said.... It's the best 250 bucks I have spent....

I have everything on it I need for a tablet and it runs very stable....

So... I read my books.... I watch my Netflix..... I read my e-mail.... I surf the net.... I play my games....

Lego
[Nook Color General] I Am Marino:
So it's still simple enough to root?

And is it better to run it off SD or try to make the eMMC work since B&N messed with it?
[Nook Color General] HarryCz:
At this point, you might as well at least wait until the 24th and see what it is B&N are releasing. Personally, I think it'll be a Nook Classic refresh, but it'd suck to buy a NC and have it obsolete in a week.
[Nook Color General] IFLATLINEI:
Nah forget that. Everything is obsolete. I say get it.

It is very easy to root and I believe you will get the best overall performance installing to emmc.

Best 250 I've ever spent and it has totally replaced my laptop now that Netflix is working. Running Cm7.
[Nook Color General] pixeljunk:
If anything, it's a better deal now. The latest CM7 update (finally) fixed the battery / sleep issues. Plus, B&N updated their reader app for Android. I haven't tried it, but I've heard that it's now compatible with magazines.

This pretty much eliminates the need to root the stock version. I'm even running everything off of an SD card and the performance is fantastic.
[Nook Color General] El Queson:
I concur.

I haven't been able to put it down.