yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
You're right, getting all the RILs is not an easy task. I'll try and help you out. Although I don't use your app, I'll install it and compare what RILs you have in there versus the radios posted in this thread. I'll make up a list of RIL's you are missing, post it here, and hopefully we can get a hold of most of them.

The challenge is when a RIL included in an OTA update is just a patch to an existing RIL (particularly for the less common builds, like yakjudv and yakjujp) -- in this case, we would need to install the original RIL, put together an edify script to patch it, then pull it (assuming that someone does not have it handy). It will take some time to do, but we'll get there... :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tibere86:
Awesome!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sibbor:
That sounds great! I'll continue to check in here every now and then, but it's easier to reach me via e-mail or PM, since these threads tends to popilate pretty quickly :-).

The patched RILs; the installed RIL is just replaced by another one I guess? I'm getting reports every know and then regarding different unique RILs, but since this device ain't my main device it's hard to keep track on them.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Ok, this is what I've found so far.

These are the RILs you have (plus a SC04DOM RIL that is not labeled properly):

I9250UGLC1 (RIL found in yakjuux IMM48)

M420KRLB1 (RIL found in yakjukr IMM76K)

I9250UGLA4 (RIL found in yakjuux ICL53F)

I9250XXLA2 (RIL found in yakju IMM76D and IMM76I)

I9250XXKK6 (RIL found in yakju ICL53F)

These are the RILs you are missing:

SC04DOMLE3 (RIL found in yakjusc IMM76K)

SC04DOMLA1 (RIL found in yakjusc ICL53F)

I9250UIKL3 (not sure which build this came from)

I9250XXKL1 (not sure which build this came from)

M420KRKL1 (RIL found in yakjukr ICL53F)

I9250UGKL1 (RIL found in yakjuux ITL41F)

SC04DOMKKD (RIL found in yakjusc ITL41F)

M420KRKK7 (RIL found in yakjukr ITL41F)

I9250UGKK7 (RIL found in yakjuux ITL41D)

I9250DVKK6 (RIL found in yakjudv ITL41D and ITL41F, I think)

I9250XXKK1 (RIL found in yakju ITL41D and ITL41F)

When I get a chance, I'll post all the ones I have or can find, and ask around for the rest.

If anyone has any of these, feel free to post them. (Some of the RILs corresponding to these radios may be the same).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sibbor:
Thanks a lot! I'm heading to bed, so will look into this tomorrow.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dr Byte:
Hi Robert,

I extracted the RIL for the Telstra 4.0.1 build (TDVKK6 instead of DVKK6) for efrant yesterday, and posted it here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=27183707&postcount=140

When I use the Telstra variant of the radio (tdvkk6, from yakjudv) and the IMM76I build, It sometimes boots up with the radio in "GSM Only" mode but if I select "GSM Auto (PRL)" and reboot it goes to WCDMA Preferred on next boot and sticks (which is what I want!) Go figure.

However, on pure yakju 4.0.4 IMM76I (with the xxla2 radio, that is), it ALWAYS starts up in GSM Only no matter what I try.

I haven't got around to trying that tdvkk6 RIL yet on IMM76I, but I do have the backup handy now, so I can extract anything else you might need from it too.

GetRIL just couldn't locate a compatible RIL, so I went fishing in my backups.

NOTE: This is not the same as dvkk6. The Telstra variant has a higher SAR, prefers 850/2100Mhz, and supports WB-AMR voice. I'm pretty sure the dvkk6 variant prefers 900/2100. xxla2 seems to be fundamentally screwy with my home cell, and never syncs up to 3G at boot.

Hope I've extracted what people need; for the moment, I'm running pure IMM76I and "living with" the startup in Edge mode :( I think that's probably better than a frankenstein combination of IMM76I and ITL41F radio/RIL.

In theory, Telstra are working on their version of IMM76I as we speak, for a June/July release. In which case, I'd expect a tdv??n release soon, perhaps tdvla2? tdvlf1?

Note: Those using the tdvkk6 radio outside Oz may be getting better throughput/stability because of the higher SAR. As for myself, I'm in a highly congested cell most of the time, so I rarely see much better than 5-6MB/sec, usually less. If it doesn't improve your fringe reception and/or speed, you're probably better off using another radio and saving some battery juice unless you're actually on the NextG network.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
I didn't realize there was a difference in the Telstra radio from other DV radios. Would you mind dumping it so that we can add it to this thread?

Thanks again.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dr Byte:
No need, it's already available in the other thread I mentioned, here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=20382483&postcount=6
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] yakuzza5:
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Thanks. a lot for guide
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
If that is the a TDVKK6 radio, then does a DVKK6 radio even exist? If it does, then the first few posts of this thread have it labeled wrong. If not then I guess we are referring to the same radio.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dr Byte:
A legitimate question. It is also quite likely that the "division" of the i9250tdvkk6 moniker is i9250t and dvkk6 - given that it has been established that the WB-AMR feature toggle is in the non-volatile data on the phone, and NOT in the radio.

I don't know. I know what radio I have, I know what it came with. I also know that I've seen the same radio labeled with and without the 't' in some cases, or named without the T and *with* the T when unpacked from an archive.

I do know that GetRIL couldn't find a matching RIL for that radio when installed on IMM76I.

The factory radio "tdvkk6" my phone came with has an MD5 hash of a99ca4ccbfd3101f1bf308128499d817 (same as in post #38 in the other thread)

The IMM76I xxla2 radio I'm using has an MD5 hash of d27b18407ef7d74cc899c37a1a75ee72

I also know that the Samsung Au website shows a different SAR spec for the "Telstra" variant. The question is whether this is a radio parameter, or a hardware build variant, or both. People have been speculating that if they could flip the toggle in their nv_data, they could enable WB-AMR on their non-T phones - but I haven't seen any evidence of anyone actually managing to do this; the file is signed/encrypted against tampering apparently - and if I remember correctly, contains the IMEI as well (thus the protection.)

I guess the operative question here is: does anyone with an Optus or Vodafail GN have a phone which has a build.prop name of "i9250dvkk6" without the T? I understand that at least some Voda ones have the T.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
I would speculate that this is likely the case.

Unpacked from which archive?

That is because GetRIL is just an app that checks the MD5 of your RIL vs what it has in its database and compares it with your radio. Given that the app only has about 6 RILs (currently) in its GNex database (of which (T)DVKK6 is not one of them), it would make sense that it would not find a matching RIL.

Yup, look forward to confirmation.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dr Byte:
Way back when I was "just looking" at the GN and months before I bought it, I grabbed a few ZIP files and kept them for safekeeping, in case they dropped out of circulation. At least one of them was labeled without the T, but the image within was named with it.

I don't particularly want to load up the old radio just for this particular test, but from what I recall, GetRIL was really confused by the Telstra radio. With tdvkk6 loaded, I think it was trying to obtain a txxkk6 RIL, and said something along the lines of "no matching RIL available."

Chances are that most RILs and radios with the same last-three-characters will work together.

Yep. Not much I can do there, except wait. I have one of the 'blessed' phones with WB-AMR enabled (sourced through a T reseller.)

Have you taken an MD5 of the 'other' dvkk6 radio you have? Is it the same as the one I posted? If it's the same, it could just have originated on a phone like mine. If it's different, it confirms there are two variants.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Same as yours.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dr Byte:
GetRIL on the Telstra radio

Ok, in the interests of moving this along, I just flashed DVKK6 back into the phone and ran GetRIL again (see attached.)

It offers me a 4.0.2 RIL based on xxkk6, then fails to install ("file corrupt"). Not surprising since it's using a 4.0.1 radio on 4.0.4! "Paging Dr Frankenstein!"

However, I have reproduced the "WCDMA sticks as desired" behaviour on this radio, by (paradoxically) setting it to "GSM Auto (PRL)" and rebooting. On xxla2 it always, ALWAYS comes up in "GSM Only" (Edge).

There are a lot of people here in Oz with GNs imported from the UK, and I cannot recall having read any definitive breakdown of which variants have WB-AMR. Clearly, the UK ones do not...but as for the other two main carriers here, I'm not sure enough to make a call either way. I do recall seeing postings from people with Voda GNs with "t" in the model/build. That doesn't mean they all do.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slayr76:
I have gsm galaxy nexus on vodafone australia, I flashed XXLA2 an works better for me than stock 4.0.1 baseband XXDVKK6 ever did, I'm on 4.0.4 aokp rom now.I also have WCDMA preferred set still as it was when I first got this gnex on contract.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dr Byte:
Can you post your build.prop file though, containing the i9250?????? model?

I have just bit the proverbial bullet and pushed my old "factory" RIL from 4.0.1 into IMM76I.

Wifi, 3G data and GPS still work (though 3g data is still unimpressive in speed: 2M down, 1M up in this congested cell). At 2am, I get much better rates in the exact same location. In the late afternoon, worse still. This is consistent with expected congestion. After a reboot and a few repeats 30 minutes later, I'm getting 5-6M/2-2.5M respectively. About as good as I ever get in this cell.

Another screen image attached.

So the answer is: YES, you can use this RIL/radio combination from Telstra's original 4.0.1 release while running Yakju/4.0.4/IMM76I in all other respects.

One more observation: Yet another new behaviour -- the radio mode now comes up as GSM/CDMA Auto (PRL) every time, no matter how you change it - but at least it comes up in 3G/H mode instead of 2G/GSM! Furthermore, it doesn't even 'stick' when you exit and restart the PhoneInfo page to check it; with the mismatched radio/RILs it would at least display the value it was last set to, and then ignore it at the next boot and choose what it wanted - this combination always shows the same, even without a reboot :)

...but since it works, and chooses the right network protocol, I'm going to stick with it for a while.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] alialsebea:
hi

how to enable usb mass storage in galaxy nexus ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] moe6:
Learn to search. Learn to read. Learn to post. Learn many things.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] josteink:
Does this seem like the thread to ask about the phone's storage modes?

Google it (and find that this mode does not exist for the Galaxy Nexus).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rogoshin:
I love this post :D

Sendt fra min Galaxy Nexus med Tapatalk2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] josteink:
It's cute, no doubt.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] geoffcorey:
hi

how to read thread title in galaxy nexus ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kelkelkel:
Has anyone tried the new Japanese baseband radio yet? If so, any significant improvements?

It seems that as long as you don't have any network drop issues, you don't really need to update the baseband? I'm using the Korean one and it seems fine.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nighthound:
Using SC04DOMLA1 in Singapore, and it's great! First time I've broken 1MB/s (and this is on HSPA, not 4G :))
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] josteink:
Thanks. Updated post :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sonikot:
can you consider putting a way to back up ones radio in the original post?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Did you read the first post?? It is already in there:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rgbc:
SC04DOMLA1 doesn't seem to be accessing 850mhz on Rogers as the signal is around -10dBm as compared to UGKL1.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] josteink:
Changed a post on the first page. To quote:

Yup. Did something useful and original and added something actually created by me from scratch ;)

The full, gory details here:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=21317976&postcount=8
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] josteink:
I created a new tool for that very purpose. Added to FP. You may want to have a look.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=21317976&postcount=8

Thanks for giving me the final push to actually bothering to write C and proving I can still do it if I have to :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] josteink:
And there my C-code was found acceptable by both gcc and the VS2010 C-compiler. Windows-exe added as well for the trimming-tool.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Thanks for this. Where is the Windows-complied version?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rockiesleakbuster:
Can I use xxkk6 radio in usa (AT&T

sorry, but I have searched until my head hurts, folks. i have xxkk6 radio on my GN and it seems to work ok, but the forum shows that the radio is for europe. will i improve the phone if i flash another radio?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] toddrosenberger:
I've been using the SC04DOMLA1 radio in US on Cincinnati Bell for a few days now and seems to be working as well as any other radio (I've tested them all). For what its worth, Cincinnati Bell uses 1700/2100 3/4G bands so the issue of this radio not working on 850 wouldnt affect me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sacksyboy:
It varies depending on where you live. A radio that is great for me could be terrible for you. Try a few others and see what mileage you get with them. You can always revert back.

Also...don't sweat that it is a European radio. Should have no bearing on the potential performance you get from it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rockiesleakbuster:
When you say it depends where you live, do you mean which carrier, or geographically with a carrier. I am on At&t, central USA.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] josteink:
In the same tgz-file linked in the trimming post on the first page :)

Edit: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=21317976&postcount=8
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] carebearwarrior:
Hello:

I have a TELUS Galaxy Nexus with yakju 4.02 installed, which unfortunately, I installed without checking what the stock software versions were. After reading through the radios thread, I played around with the various radios and got the following results:

Ping	Down	Up

xxkk1

1074	1.71	3.33

203	2.02	3.36

232	1.43	1.66

200	3.20	3.13

xxkk6

217	3.59	3.60

229	3.64	1.73

253	2.04	2.97

634	3.74	1.72

240	3.68	1.72

xxkl1

214	2.18	3.64

207	3.17	3.82

213	3.97	1.73

204	3.79	3.71

455	3.04	3.83

ugkk7

195	2.97	3.68

934	2.18	4.01

1227	3.68	3.68

928	2.42	3.75

938	2.49	3.29

with ugkk7, I see some 3 -> H going on, GPS takes a while to go away in notification bar

ugkl1

202	3.02	3.86

919	3.40	4.10

210	2.07	3.80

200	3.27	3.77

903	2.94	3.59

I'm wondering if moving to Google's 4.02 fubar'd my phone.

Using the same TELUS SIM in my unlocked Galaxy S2 LTE (it's a V2 SIM, so no LTE, and LTE was disabled) I'm getting a consistent ~90-100ms ping, as well as 8Mb/s down and between 1.5-2.0Mb/s up.

Using a Rogers iPhone 4, I'm getting a consistent ~160ms ping and about 6Mb/s down and 2.0-2.5Mb/s up.

My Galaxy Nexus results have been all over the place, and I'm not sure why. I think for the time being I'll use ugkl1, but does anyone have any ideas on what to do? Could it be my phone?

I doubt anyone here still has a stock 4.0-4.01 TELUS GNex that they could test, or if anyone else is having this issue.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] josteink:
nm. deleted.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] josteink:
All of those and some more ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sacksyboy:
Both...but the carrier has less of an impact than your location.

To use your previous example, a European radio will still likely work on att but how well is impacted by your location.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmstlist:
The Telus GN probably came with ugkl1.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] josteink:
Added a ZIP for the trimming tools as well, because, tgz works pretty crap with Win-tools.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] colocynth:
I tried. But switched back XXLA2 as I got more data drops after flashing the japan radio.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rashidi_zin:
There is no difference for me.

Rashidi Zin
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jul666:
I can see a big battery drain
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] buenso80:
Thanks. You saved my life. I recently flashed SlimICS and then the phone could not detect the sim:( As my only usb cable are gone (I charge the phone on a Duracell Mygrid) I was not able to flash a stock rom with odin or toolkit..

But then I found this cwm flashable zip and gave it a shot, and now my Gnex are up and running again:cool:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cocchiararo:
I am using the new radio.

I notice no change on battery.

I thought it was getting H (3g) on areas where i used to get E, and was happy, but then i got E or no signal on places i used to get H or E.

Then news about network upgrades and issues appeared... so... all the same ? :P
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] HumanXv2:
I'm on straight talk(att) in east tax and I've been trying out different radios trying to get a better connection/speed. I'm using trinity kernel with CPU min set to 691.

I started with uglc1 and it started out blazing then fell flat and every since matter which radio my connection is not great.

I see where is says clearing cache helps but it says to use fast boot which I have 0 experience with. Which cache do I need to clear on cwm..cache partition or delvik? I use getril every time I change radios.

Thanks a lot
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Technically you don't need to clear the cache, but sometimes it seems to help. The cache I was talking about was the cache partition, but it doesn't hurt to wipe your dalvik cache either.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cocchiararo:
i decided to install getril to try the newst radio with its ril, but the app always says the downloaded ril is corrupted :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sibbor:
I'm working on a new version of GetRIL that should fix thus issue. Please report these kind of app issues directly to me from within the app.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] madhandle645:
im new to flashing radios, is it done in the same way you would flash a kernal/rom, do you need to wipe anything?

im currently running xxkk6 radio which is part of my hybryd b10 maguro rom, with glados v1.34 kernal. is there a newer radio out? will it effect how the rom runs if i change the radio? thanks in advance for your help
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cocchiararo:
sry, im new to the app, just saw it mentioned here :P
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tibere86:
Someone mind posting the I9250UGKL1 RIL
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
bit off topic maybe but..

I was looking again at the end this page:

http://source.android.com/source/building-devices.html

and seems (maybe a typo ??? ) that for the 4.0.4 is suggested the bootloader PRIMEKL03 (instead of the latest PRIMELA03)

someone have a download link for it (PRIME KL 03 )? in which ota/image was contained? does it exists? I googled but can't find any download link anywhere..

thanks

EDIT: nevermind..is confirmed to be a typo, the suggested is la03..that page will be updated
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gucci.Nexus:
+1

Thanks, using my Gucci Nexus on XDA premium
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Theshawty:
I have acquired an ITL41F yakjuux build (by searching the Internet) and I could provide a RIL for the UGKL1 radio if someone tells me where the RIL's located.

EDIT: Efrant was faster. :P
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] schnem:
I flashed the UGLC1 baseband and Ril last night and my signal has never been this good.

I am now getting service in places that I never have before.

I was on XXLA2 with Tmobile USA
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tibere86:
Thanks Efrant.

Flashed and tested. Seems as if this RIL keeps the phone in GSM/CDMA (prl) mode. It would not allow me to set the radio to WCDMA Only or WCDMA Preffered. I had to revert to XLAA2.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] darkvice01:
I flashed the ril ugkl1.zip posted by efrant but when i verified the ril its actually dvkk6 ril.. efrant update the ugkl1.zip that you posted :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
How did you verify the ril? If you downloaded a yakjuux ITL41F ROM and compared it and it is different, then I'll believe you. Otherwise, sorry, but I'm gonna go with me being right. ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jcao219:
identical experience

I had an identical experience here in Texas with T-mobile.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] darkvice01:
I'm running custom rom. From ril xxla2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] darkvice01:
Originally from yakju I'm running liquid smooth.. verified it using getril.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
That is NOT the way to verify it. sibbor may have made a mistake in his database. Or the rils could even be the same.

If you want to verify, go to the dev section, download the yakjuux ITL41F ROM and extract /system/vendor/lib/libsec-ril.so. Do an md5 comparison and let me know if they are the same.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dsyo2008:
M420KRLB1 ril download the corrupted file, help, I am too fast!:(

I am a Chinese who can not write English, and only refer to the Google Translate:D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
RIL (Radio Interface Layer) for each of the radios

Ok, here is the list of RILs so far. I've attached the ones I have, and will add to this post as the other ones come up. It is quite time-consuming trying to search for and download all the system images, and then extract the RIL file, so if anyone already has the missing builds, maybe you could help out and extract the RIL and post it here.

Have a look at this post by osm0sis for an explanation/comparison of the different RILs.

RILs attached (newest first, by radio build date):

I9250XXLH1 (RIL found in takju JOP40C). Get it from here

I9250UGLH1 (RIL found in yakjuux JRO03C)

I9250XXLF1 (RIL found in takju JRN84D and in takju JZO54K and in other ROMs as well. Note that not all are the same. I've only posted the one from the takju JZO54K ROM here.). Source.

SC04DOMLE3 (RIL found in yakjusc IMM76K)

I9250TDVLE1 (RIL found in yakjudv IMM76K). Source.

I9250UGLC1 (RIL found in yakjuux IMM48)

M420KRLB1 (RIL found in yakjukr IMM76K). Source.

I9250UGLA4 (RIL found in yakjuux ICL53F)

I9250XXLA2 (RIL found in yakju IMM76D and IMM76I)

SC04DOMLA1 (RIL found in yakjusc ICL53F). Source.

I9250UIKL3 (RIL found in yakjuvs ICL53F). Source.

M420KRKL1 (RIL found in yakjukr ICL53F). Source.

I9250UGKL1 (RIL found in yakjuux ITL41F)

I9250XXKL1 (RIL found in leaked yakju ICL23D)

SC04DOMKKD (RIL found in yakjusc ITL41F). Source.

I9250TDVKK6 (RIL found in yakjudv ITL41D and ITL41F, I think)

I9250XXKK6 (RIL found in yakju ICL53F)

I9250XXKK1 (RIL found in yakju ITL41D and ITL41F)

Missing RILs:

M420KRKK7 (RIL found in yakjukr ITL41F)

I9250UGKK7 (RIL found in yakjuux ITL41D)

Note: It looks like the RILs for XXLA2, KRLB1, and TDVLE1 are the same. There may be others that are the same as well.

EDIT: I haven't gotten around to putting all the sources in yet.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dsyo2008:
M420KRLB1=xxla2？:confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
I haven't checked if it is the same. I took the XXLA2 RIL from the yakju IMM76I image here, and the M420KRLB1 RIL from the image posted here.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dsyo2008:
I extracted the post download RIL, the results of brush and found exactly the same test, there should be no M420KRLB1 RIL
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Theshawty:
Efrant: The I9250UIKL3 baseband seems to come from yakjuvs for the Galaxy X 4.0.2 ICL53F, according to this: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/androidbrasil/EbIe_PgZ8sc/jy106ra4WggJ
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Great. Thanks. I wonder if anyone is using that rom and can pull the ril?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zuko1989:
Hi to all..I want to ask sorry for my poor English in advance.

If it is not correct place to ask help please tell me where to

Post.

I have poor signal or emergency mode with all italian operator (wind, Vodafone, tre, tim), in all places were another telephone works perfectly my gn is with one signal marker or in emergency only..

I tried to flash all radio wiping cache with fastboot, and I tried to wipe all and flash a stock rom from Google with Odin.. now? Antenna is broken? Why? They work, is poor signal but it work!

Help me please