yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] cukierkas:
this app cost money, what can I say :)

I'm not developer, I'm just happy user. You can find in market or elsewhere :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] holycow1:
I flashed FJ mod and the only thing I don't like is the blue cursor, I liked the stock better. Could someone point me to where the file is on our phone or give me a flash able version of the stock?
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
For those that want to flash alternative firmware (custom or official), but wish to continue to use the original modem.

This is handy in the above circumstances, particularly for thoose using the GT-I9300T, and where no firmware is yet released for download.

NOTE: Due to possible confusion, this I9300TDULE6 modem attached is extracted from my Thailand firmware and is

identical

to other regions using I9300TDULE6 such as Vodafone AU.

Requirements

:

1. CWM Recovery & root (Thanks Chainfire!)

2. ADB setup and know how to use it! or Terminal Emulator app

3. Samsung KIES drivers installed

4. Power on device, Enable USB debugging

**If you don’t how to do above, then XDA forum search and Google is your friend**

Steps

:

1. Dump your current modem onto your internal sdcard

# Run Terminal Emulator app and input steps b -> e

OR

# Connect USB to PC & run PC Command Prompt (CMD) & input steps a -> e

a) adb shell

b) su

c) dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p7 of=/sdcard/modem.bin bs=4096

d) exit

e) exit

2. Download SGS3 (I9300) CWM Modem zip below (don't extract) to PC (Thailand_I9300TDULE6 is attached)

3. Drag & drop the dumped modem.bin directly into zip

4. "Copy & replace" when prompted

5. Rename zip to new version

6. Copy zip to internal sdcard

7. After flashing any firmware, boot into CWM Recovery and flash from internal sdcard

8. Reboot & enjoy ;)

+ Check modem version: phone menu > settings > about device > baseband version > .......

++ If you wish to reduce the size of the modem.bin from 32 to 12 MB, please refer to this post :

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=35905178&postcount=52

With a little bit of stuffing about, it's even possible to do all this without a PC using Terminal Emulator (dump modem.bin) & Root Explorer apps (extract zip, move/replace modem.bin & re- zip) :)

EDIT: Due to possible confusion, this I9300TDULE6 modem attached is extracted from my Thailand firmware and is

identical

to other regions using I9300TDULE6 such as Vodafone AU.
[Galaxy S III General] sxi200:
Great stuff. Really handy and just what I was looking for.

Also, I have a Vodafone version T model with modem DULE6, same as your attachment. I could just use that?
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
Double check iin phone menu > settings > about device > baseband version is actually I9300TDULE6.

If it has the T, it should be same and good to flash. :)
[Galaxy S III General] sxi200:
Yeah mate I did that first thing. It is exactly the same. You have made me and soon many others very happy :thumbup:. I have updated the Aussie thread to include the modem as well as your thread. Check the OP. I have given you credit. :)

Custom roms here I come. Oh yeah!!!!!
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
No worries. Here to share and help (when possible). :)
[Galaxy S III General] Lonski:
I have extracted my modem off my Vodafone I9300TDULE6, just need to figure out how to make it flashable.

Tiz ok, figured it out.
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
The modem I've linked is same as yours and ready to flash. Your welcome to use it, as are all others. This will save you some time ;)

The guide is mainly for any other possible (current or future) T modems that may need to be extracted if specific firmware is not yet made available for release.

To answer your Q, and of you like to just try and do things yourself (education), just follow Steps 2-8.

Basically, download my zip (don't extract), drag & drop your dumped modem.bin straight into the zip, "copy & replace" when prompted. Done
[Galaxy S III General] naka11:
Thanks for the instructions UIA I can try a few different roms now.
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
No worries. :D

Although, if you have I9300TDULE6, the attached modem in post#1 is identical to Vodafone AU
[Galaxy S III General] actiff:
Thanks for the easy to follow guide on extracting your T modem from the i9300T. I have pulled the Vodafone modem off of my i9300T but I've got a feeling it wont be the same as Thailands T modem. Im sure Vodafone would have tweaked their modem file to suit their network.

Anyways, If anyone wants the Australian Vodafone i9300TDULE6 modem CWM file, here is a link to download it.

http://db.tt/SLBehsnU

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/34952687/SGS3 Modems/CWM_Modem_VodafoneOZ_I9300TDULE6.zip

If someone could do the Telstra modem file that would be a great help, since Im using my vodafone T model on Telstra.

Cheers guys..
[Galaxy S III General] patchseven:
I'll read through this and dump my Telstra one later tonight if I get time... assuming my original stock CWM backup still works :P
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
TDULE6 is the same, otherwise it would be benamed as all have before them on SGSII. The same could now be said here with SGSIII. :)

All free to use the guide and backup your device though ;)
[Galaxy S III General] patchseven:
Hrrrrmmm.... so I have just realised that CWM backups do not actually backup the modem, so I cannot extract the stock Telstra modem from what I have.

But when booted into my stock Telstra CWM backup the build number is listed as IMM76D.I9300TDUALE6

So I'm guessing (could easily be wrong though.....) that the Telstra specific modem will have the basband version designation I9300TDUALE6

(just one little extra A :))

It would be great if someone with a stock Telstra handset could check this, and if true extract that modem that would be swell.... :)
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
I 'm afraid CWM Recovery doesn't backup the modem

Check your clockworkmod folder..........

1. boot.img

2. recovery.img

3. cache.ext4.tar

4. data.ext4.tar

5. system.ext4.tar

6. and nandroid.md5 (checksum)

Edit: Just saw your post above
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
You need to check the "baseband version" not the build.

Baseband = modem = radio

Edit: would be nice for anyTelsta user to dump their stock modem for us. I use Telstra when in Oz due to the greater coverage.
[Galaxy S III General] Gumboot:
actifF give this a go. I think I did it right.

Gumboot
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
Thanks for that.

But,.......I see it is the same named TDULE6, same as Thailand & Vodafone AU in the .rar you provided.

I noticed the size of the modem was identical when I replaced the existing TDULE6 modem into my zip.

In any case, I repacked into a CWM flashable .zip and flashed away (just in case)

The baseband still remains I9300TDULE6 and ni change to signal, strength etc

Are you sure this is official Telstra, have you flashed anything that may have overwritten the original modem? If not, and your running pure stock (except root and CWM recovery), what is your baseband and firmware details?

In dialer, type:

*#1234#

Thanks
[Galaxy S III General] nicholas099:
Thanks Just flash the Telstra modem and use it on my Optus GS3..lighting quick!!!!

Noticable difference..strongly recommend.

I am of course using my GS3 on Telstra

Now the modem is I9300TDULE6
[Galaxy S III General] nicholas099:
Screen Capture *#1234#
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
Yep, Telstra TUDLE6 modem is SAME as Vodafone AU, SAME as Thailand.

They may release specific carrier modems (such as on SGS2) when firmware is more mature.

If you find any difference, it will be placebo. ;)

Testing needs to be done at same location and time of day.
[Galaxy S III General] kelvinyap9:
Thanks for this. Will have a go at extracting my blue 16GB from Vodafone Australia tonight.

Thinking of putting in WanamLite, but really looking for a clean ROM with no extra features like Twitter, Facebook, S Voice etc.

All the apps I need, I can get from Play Store. Just need a rooted kernel.

-----

Before I dive into this, what if I need to claim my warranty? Do I just flash any official firmware from the stock ROMs thread, but what if they don't have the Vodafone Australia branded one? Also, I'll need a stock kernel.

Checked the threads and sammobile.com, doesn't seem to have the ROM I'm using, which is this:

http://i.imgur.com/QHLkZ.png

Thanks, guys! :)
[Galaxy S III General] Lonski:
I would suspect that you would need to put a stock Voda rom on to claim warranty back from Voda. I know my GS3 has 2 years warranty from Voda, so Ill be taking it back to them. Right now, there is no stock Voda rom floating around to reflash back to stock condition. It might surface soon, but who knows when.
[Galaxy S III General] kelvinyap9:
Yup, you're right!

I just managed to get my head around it and have learned that Cf-Root is still considered to be a "stock" kernel.

All this time I thought the kernels were different for each firmware version (like with the SGS2), but this wasn't the case with the S3.

As long as I get my hands on a I9300TDUALE6 ROM, I can flash that and a Cf-Root Kernel to "unroot" my phone.

Oh yes, and I'll be investing in TriangleAway, of course :)

-----

I may be able to just backup my current ROM (I9300TDUALE6) using NANDROID and flash that in Recovery as opposed to flashing a downloaded DUALE6 (whenever that surfaces) via ODIN. Anybody know if this will work the same?
[Galaxy S III General] Lonski:
I have CF-Root, using stock kernel rom and modem. Only thing stopping me from going back to full stock is a stock recovery image. Flashing my nandroid stock backup returns all back to unrooted and stock kernel etc as far as I can tell.
[Galaxy S III General] kelvinyap9:
Yeah, only thing stopping me from being able to get back to stock is a stock recovery image for Vodafone Australia too.

This is what I wanted to hear! Looks like a NANDROID backup rather than waiting for a stock recovery image is for me then!

Thanks :)
[Galaxy S III General] Lonski:
Yes, it looks like it will remove root, but not the recovery. That maybe an issue.
[Galaxy S III General] kelvinyap9:
Ahh, damn it.

Guess I'll just bite the bullet and try out the custom ROMs first, and wait for a Vodafone Branded to surface to overwrite any recovery, root kernels and custom ROMs etc.
[Galaxy S III General] moldor:
Replacement for standard Telstra ROM

What would people suggest / recommend as a replacement ROM for the stock TELSTRA SGS3 ROM ?
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
[Guide] Return to Stock from Original CWM Nandroid Backup

This guide is for those that require to return to stock and their firmware version is not yet available for download.

You must be rooted, CWM Recovery and have made an original nandroid backup (made after first root, and before flashing any custom ROM or non-regional firmware other than recovery or modem)

[Guide] Return to Stock from Original CWM Nandroid Backup
[Galaxy S III General] Gumboot:
I am using using the omega 4.2 and it works great.
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
Question had no relevance on this thread.

If not already, suggest to post here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=26797813
[Galaxy S III General] Gumboot:
Here is a screen shot
[Galaxy S III General] Mattycee:
Is there an easy way to flash just a different modem to the phone?

I am trying to update my I9300T with the Telstra Modem Rom and I get errors in Odin for just the Modem file so was hoping there is an easy way to do it.

I have searched but cannot find out how to do it.

Thanks

Matt
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
I am not sure what you are exactly doing..............

Are you saying that you are flashing a complete Telstra firmware package (including the modem) via Odin? You flash away, and all goes well except for the modem?

If this is the case, sounds like maybe the firmware is corrupted, try download again and also check it's for the I9300 ot I9300T.

Also ensure you have the latest Odin and KIES is not running (including PC Task Manager). Ensure you have the lastest KIES or the latest Samsung drivers installed.

Also,

Are you rooted and have CWM Recovery?

Can your phone boot?

What is your current firmware?
[Galaxy S III General] uoY_redruM:
Were you guys able to find/pull the radio image itself?

We on the US side cannot get a ROM to have radio. We have tried pushing the modem and amss files in the ROM updater-script but still, we end up with BASEBAND UNKNOWN and no radio/SIM not detected.

The only thing we haven't tried yet is pulling the RIL files and making them flashable after the install of the ROM.

I know on the GNexus forum (and Nexus One) you can flash a baseband separate.....is that possible here?
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
Yes, for I9300/T, the original modem.bin is pulled/dumped as its own partition with ADB or Terminal commands and then repacked into a flashable CWM zip (unlike the International SGS2 where kernel and modem/radio are combined).

Have you tried the same method? Just make sure that the partition you pull/dump is the correct one for your device. (dev/block/........pxx

The updater-script should work from the [guide], but will may need to be changed for your device to flash to the correct partition as mentioned above. Don't want to flash to wrong partition :eek:
[Galaxy S III General] sparky_boi:
Wrong section, delete.
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
Yeah, I pulled it from the modem collection because apparently I tar the wrong modem (f2 instead of e6)

Can't re-tar as not near my Ubuntu for next month.
[Galaxy S III General] uluxus:
Can anyone extract a I9300TDUALE6 modem?
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
Please READ the red writing and attachment in OP. :eek:

Also check my signature for my modem thread link.....

Odin flashable has been removed due to an wrong modem tarred. I will fix it in another 2.5 weeks.
[Galaxy S III General] uluxus:
I did read the OP, which has DULE6 - nothing about I9300TDUALE6.

I9300TDUALE6 is my carrier stock firmware, so I'm looking for matching modem, unless it doesn't exist.
[Galaxy S III General] Perka:
Try this Goto: http://goo.gl/zlDkX. Then:Galaxy_S3 > Modems_CWM > Modem_DULE6_I9300T.CWM.zip
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
Mate, I just told you the answer. If you don't want to listen, up to you.....

Re-read the OP, it is mentioned more than once (in red), also I mentioned the link to my modem thread, or didn't you bother to read that too? Sorry to waste my time :eek:

Again: That is the modem for the firmware you quoted :banghead:

Firmware version (PDA) is not necessarily identical to modem
[Galaxy S III General] zuluman:
my modem backup was total 32mb but all modem.bin file about 12mb

what is wrong ??

note: looked with hex editor to my backup file. i saw it is unnnessary data after offset 0x00c000f0

i removed it. it is now 12mb .
[Galaxy S III General] Perka:
I think it is when u dd you get the whole partition, ie 32mb with empty space.
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
Exactly, but i believe flashing with the 32mb won't hurt anything, as the partition (including modem) is flashed
[Galaxy S III General] Perka:
Yea, I flashed 32mb modem.bin in custom recovery, didn't try with odin, but I can test later..
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
Maybe I should have written "know" instead of "believe".

This is how I provided the first T modem for users and it worked flawlessly with CWM.

Flashing over empty space with "empty" space should be fine. :)

I'm sure Odin was fine, was a long time ago though....

Will check wuala link to see if there is a 32mb Odin link
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
Memory escapes, maybe I replaced the 32 with a 12 download in wuala
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
Yeah, if you could please find the time to (re)test, appreciated. I am 100km offshore right now on the middle of my shift. :)
[Galaxy S III General] Perka:
So I made a tar with a modem.bin 32mb that I dd results are:

In custom recovery it flashes.

In mobileOdin it flashes.

Pc odin no go heres the error:

<ID:0/011> Initialzation..
<ID:0/011> Get PIT for mapping..
<ID:0/011> Firmware update start..
<ID:0/011> modem.bin
<ID:0/011> NAND Write Start!!
<ID:0/011> Transmission Complete..
<ID:0/011> Now Writing.. Please wait about 2 minutes
<ID:0/011>
<ID:0/011> Receive Response form LOKE
<ID:0/011> Complete(Write) operation failed.
<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 1)

How do I use the hex editor? and how to find offset? Thx :)

EDIT: Used HxD and removed all the 0 in the end :)

And now it flashed with Pc Odin :)

<ID:0/011> Firmware update start..
<ID:0/011> modem.bin
<ID:0/011> NAND Write Start!!
<ID:0/011> Transmission Complete..
<ID:0/011> Now Writing.. Please wait about 2 minutes
<ID:0/011> Receive Response form LOKE
<ID:0/011> RQT_CLOSE !!
<ID:0/011> RES OK !!
<ID:0/011> Completed..
<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 1 / failed 0)
<ID:0/011> Removed!!

Case closed ;)
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
Thanks for testing !
[Galaxy S III General] Perka:
Sure np, was bored and now Im not :)
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
I'll add some of this to the guide when I return home. Thanks
[Galaxy S III General] manlink2:
how do you extract the modem and do format .bin¿?
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
Sorry, Don't really understand you. This guide is nothing to do with "format", and partition "....p7" is only for I9300/T where partition might be different on other devices. Method should be same though, as long as you are dumping the correct partition.

Actually I forgot this thread, and haven't updated it with Perka's info from last post. Don't have a I9300 anymore to fully test, so when I get the chance will just link OP to his post instead.
[Galaxy S III General] manlink2:
How extract the modem file of the flash and convert de type of file, extension to .bin
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
Providing you're using a I9300/T, if I understand you correctly,

Just follow Step #1 to extract modem.bin from existing installed firmware ............

If you mean - extract the modem.bin from a flashable zip,? Just unzip the.zip file to show the contents..........

Anything else is not within the scope of this guide :cool:
[Galaxy S III General] manlink2:
but when i extract the modem your extension is .md5 and no .bin
[Galaxy S III General] Perka:
I just looked and theres is modem.bin in the zips. No .md5 files
[Galaxy S III General] rastadoof:
Can someone point me in the right direction for instructions so that I can create an odin pc flashable tar.md5 from the modem.bin file you extract with this guide? Or can I flash the modem.bin directly?
[Galaxy S III General] Perka:
tar -c modem.bin > modem.tar

and you are set.
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
Think you can flash modem.bin with Chainfire's mobile odin app.
[Galaxy S III General] rastadoof:
Doesn't work for me....even after removing all the zero's with a hex editor :(

<ID:0/005> NAND Write Start!!
<ID:0/005> Transmission Complete..
<ID:0/005> Now Writing.. Please wait about 2 minutes
<ID:0/005>
<ID:0/005> Receive Response from boot-loader
<ID:0/005> Complete(Write) operation failed.
<ID:0/005> Added!!
<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 1)
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
1. Required I9300/T

2. Meet all the requirements

3. Follow all steps in OP exactly - it WILL work

Doesn't really matter if 32 or 12 MB. Just flash it in CWM (which is requirement #1) ;)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] grishm:
i am not sure whether this is already done or not. SO i am just asking, the iphone maps feature is no where as compared to per android maps.. but they one thing which i personally liked. the other tab in maps where you are able to see - in which place , how many photos were clicked...

Do we have anything like this in our android..?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LenAsh:
This is not specific to the SGS2, ask in the correct Android forum.
[Motorola Atrix 2] jburke90:
Ive been searching and searching, but I just cant find straight answers. I found quite a few ROMs for the Atrix 2, some look pretty sweet. BUT, I only found one that states anything about being for GSM. I was told that CDMA ROMs and GSM ROMs are different and cant be used on one another phone types. So, what ROMs can be used on my GSM Atrix 2? Add links please and thanks you =)

Im not really a noob at this, but this really has me stumped. Any help is much appreciated.
[Motorola Atrix 2] chrisn91:
Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe the ATRIX 2 is GSM only so u could flash/restore just about any rom on here the on difference is mearet and searet me865/mb865
[Motorola Atrix 2] Ravikirancg:
yeah atrix 2 is only gsm. it has no cdma version..
[Motorola Atrix 2] jburke90:
That is what I thought. So what is the difference between searet me865/mb865? Anything major?

Thanks for the reply.
[Motorola Atrix 2] Apex:
Pretty sure that this applies to SEARET: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1445538
[Motorola Atrix 2] jimbridgman:
I will make it real easy... you can run ANY rom in the dev section on any atrix2 version... now if you have an me865 or an SEARET or MEARET edition you may need locale/language packs to use with some Roms... If you have an AT&T phone you should be good to go.
[Motorola Atrix 2] jburke90:
Thank you!!! Very much!! I usually don't have any problems with ROMing but people were telling me that its different from a CDMA (I use to have a Epic 4G Touch). But now I know, so thanks again :D
[Desire Android Development] mamunjoy:
:o Hello there, its LEZO OS...

I am not the developer for this ROM, more like an explorer..i like to try new stuffs

various ROM that I've used so far liked this derivatives of android mostly because of its user friendly feature within Ginger Bread (GB) YES..pretty much Old stuff, tough worth you try it...

it's awesome, a Chinese creation but solid. not MIUI but more like it with huge difference within its UI & built in feature.

Excellent Battery life..been using it for a while and loved it, taught I might share, language is changeable from settings menu (default is Chinese).

a little trick....as follows!:D

Home Screen-> Press Menu -> Settings as usual (Gear Icon) -> Select 6th Sub Menu (from Bottom) -> Select ENGLISH -> VIOLA..it's all english :)

USE AT YOUR OWN RISK, 100% WORKING

ZERO LAGS!!!

ABOUT

A depth of customization based on the Android 2.3.7 system mobile phone operating system.

The new UI system, optimize the custom UI specification, so the system more attractive, more convenient operation.

Re-design and optimization of the core application, more in line with Chinese habits. Including the lock screen, screen, phone, SMS, contacts, file manager, camera, player, calendar, alarm clock and so on.

Grand entertainment boutique depth of integration, including the cloud in the Bookstore, and the wheat library Notepad.

More convenient synchronization backup function, support contacts, SMS, telephone, set the center of browser sync backup application software.

!!! Features And Screenshots !!!

A unique main screen application:

Press and hold the space provided, enter the 3D desktop navigation.

Narrow gestures, into the on-screen editing page.

Long by application into the desktop convenience.

In all applications, you can drag into the desktop application or widget, or placed in the top of the delete box to delete.

Credits

Lezo OS developers team - for their Great base Rom and UI !​

Installation Procedure:

1. NAND Back Up your Current ROM (incase want to revart back)

2. Clear/Wipe User Data

3. Clear Delvik

4. flush as normal with CWM+/EXT Recovery

N.B: Sorry Guys, didn't realize that is coming. many people complained about download issue! wanted to check how many are interested, hence got few (300+ download) but 3K viewers...

decided to add my Dropbox URL.... SEE BELOW

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/mpo3rryzbr3bi9g/nRggTBqCjJ

DOWNLOAD FROM HERE:- (follow attachment)

http://www.everbox.com/f/79EtwM78UffV6TQyyf4XGFvmqP

FEW FAQ:

1. Yes this is a ROm

2. No it doesn't have GAPPS, easily DL able

3. Fully Translated (+-2%)

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Cheers!
[Desire Android Development] c0de1:
Gonna try this one...