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[Epic 4G Android Development] MeetFace:
OK, so if I understand correctly, your patch in the other thread updates the modem AND the blobs? For some reason I was thinking it was JUST the blobs.
[Epic 4G Android Development] certifiednoob93:
Blobs are in it. So just kernel and modem patch

treat ur girl like how u treat ur epic
[Epic 4G Android Development] MeetFace:
Man, I have a freaking geek-crush on you guys. The BEST 3G speeds I've ever had in this town are probably 120 kbps, with an average of around 60-70kbps. The first crespo modem got my around 500-700 kbps, and I just updated to KL2 and I got one score 1100+, averaging in the 600-700s. I know that doesn't excite those of you in large metro areas with good coverage, but this is plain awesome.

Thanks again all =]
[Epic 4G Android Development] zman519:
I know just what you mean:( my town sucks with data speeds. But with KL2 its grate:)

@420 Ya I know what your saying. From all my research before flashing 9.1 & the modem patch/Kernel all I had to do was change build in build.prop & add the tweeks to the bulid.prop I always add. There was only one thing left to do, Test it & see if it worked:D I flashed ( dirty ) around 15:00 yesterday its still running fine from that first boot, well 2ed boot after I did some tweeks to the build.prop

Cm10 sounds sweet but I have to hold off until its more stable. To mush business on my phone

Rocking cm9.1
[Epic 4G Android Development] milky1112:
CM10 is rather stable to be this early in the build actually. I've ran the Kangs since release.. working on the new ones now.. never had anything horrible happen (phone hasn't blown up yet) so it's good.
[Epic 4G Android Development] pvtjoker42:
have been running cm9 nightlies for as long as they've been pushin em out.. switched to the NS4G modem when the patches hit.. love it.

decided i couldn't wait any longer to play with JB, so i flashed the CM10 pre last night.. all was well, except lack of working roam control and issues with swiftkey staying the default input method after a reboot.

restored my cm9 backup and all is well again in roaming land.. Hopefully there's an update for RC soon cause CM10 was super buttery smooth.. :)
[Epic 4G Android Development] xboxfanj:
Yeah and from the nexus thread with all their modems, dl a zip and extract the radio.pr.img, and rename to modem.bin and then an odin will flash it no matter what rom you're on. Obviously it won't work on unsupported roms though.
[Epic 4G Android Development] certifiednoob93:
More work to do that though

treat ur girl like how u treat ur epic
[Epic 4G Android Development] mtwow789:
For people wondering about CM10 preview with this modem, it makes phone reboot randomly.

I think it is more related to CM10, as the phone now goes into deep sleep mode when charging.

It made my phone reboot while ringing alarm in the morning. So I missed my alarm.

I read about the warning message about phone being unstable and might make you be late to work.

Didn't think it would happen to me but it did today.

So I am back to CM9 with this modem and so far the phone has not randomly rebooted.
[Epic 4G Android Development] certifiednoob93:
You do know that you can go into settings developers option and select stay awake to prevent that from happening

treat ur girl like how u treat ur epic
[Epic 4G Android Development] thaiceman:
You have answered my only real question Ive had since turning to the CM10 nighties for my "gotta be on the latest greatest" habit, your not alone with the RC issues I have already sent an email off to Mr Greg, I am waiting for a reply if I hear anything I'll send ya a PM.

In other news just wanted to stop by and say thanks to all you guys that are still around supporting the Epic even when there are "better" phones you could have already moved on to.

Has anyone had any issues/luck running Shadow or Nyan with the nighties & KL2?.. I saw a couple posts that mentioned it but nothing real conclusive either way it seemed to be hit and miss for the most part, I came from Nyan when I was using AOKP as a daily driver and I love the battery life I was getting with it but from what Ive seen Shadow looks like its working a bit better at the moment...
[Epic 4G Android Development] styles420:
Actually, the kernel bug mentioned in the OP of the stock CM10 preview thread that can cause random reboots is what is causing the random reboots - the crespo patch and modem just doesn't fix it ;)
[Epic 4G Android Development] I Brick Phones:
i'd love to try this out but the OP has like 50 links in it!!! can someone give me a cliff notes version for someone on a CM10 preview build that currently has the FC09 modem? gracias :)
[Epic 4G Android Development] xboxfanj:
CM10 Preview (thanks didhiy and milky1112):

How to install:

If already on crespo4g modem, flash from cwm:

1. cm10pre

2. jb gapps

3. blobspatch

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/102383916/zblobspatch-CM10pre-sojus.zip

4. kernel patch

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/820341/zkernel-CM10pre-sojus.zip

Reboot system (can dirty from cm10 kangs)

If still on epic modem with cm10pre:

- Skip step 1 & 2

- Do step 3 & 4

- Reboot recovery

- Install ns4g kl2 zip

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=881661&d=1328047073

- Reboot system

Flash blobs, kernel, reboot recovery, then flash ns4gkl2 (the modem). Then boot.
[Epic 4G Android Development] brickwall99:
So is it possible to have CM9 installed with ShadowKernel and have the NS4G modem? I got the NS4G modem working, but once I flashed ShadowKernel I have no data.
[Epic 4G Android Development] zman519:
Use the moded shadow kernel from the cm9 adon.zip in the OP

Rocking cm9.1
[Epic 4G Android Development] saramon:
Is there a kernel for the preview build that uses voodoo sound?
[Epic 4G Android Development] certifiednoob93:
Nope... If you look in the cm10 thread there is multiple posts asking and many replies that are the same nope not yet sorry

treat ur girl like how I treat ur epic
[Epic 4G Android Development] xboxfanj:
Don't think voodoo works on jb yet.
[Epic 4G Android Development] apen83:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=31271197

Looks like one is in the works

Sent from my SPH-D700 using Xparent Blue Tapatalk 2
[Epic 4G Android Development] AndyYan:
How to use stock kernel with this radio? (steps needed)

Curious to know these:

1) For CM7, I see it's AIO and got Voodoo inside. TBH I hate Voodoo and want the stock kernel back, so any solution to restore latest nightly kernel?

2) For CM9, still I need stock kernel, but from what I can see OP is a total mess. Of course there's a nexusmodempatch-CM9.zip, then what's stock_CM9-CrpMdm.zip for? When to flash this one? And does the kernel inside synchronize with the latest CM9.1.0? If not then is there a way to extract the latest for flash afterwards?

3) For CM10, this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1870975 says "3. Flash Kernel Patch for CM10 Preview (Link is below)" but this OP includes "3. blobspatch" step, and I guess this IS necessary, no? And like CM9, do I need to flash anything to get back to stock kernel?

So in short, it should be:

HOW TO USE STOCK KERNEL WITH THIS RADIO? (STEPS NEEDED)

Hope to receive answers soon, thanks!
[Epic 4G Android Development] bryanfritz1:
So I think I got this and one question. I'm on aokp m6, I flash modem patch, modem, then build prop fix. I guess my question has two parts, 1 do I need to reboot between flashes and 2 do I need to flash a kernel as well or do the kernels in the addon have the modem patch and build.prop patch built in? Thx for any help.

sent from the other woman
[Epic 4G Android Development] milky1112:
Just follow the steps for flashing CM9. Then do the adding for aokp. Don't need to reboot between unless stated.
[Epic 4G Android Development] Dropple:
is build.prop aokp m6 work properly on aokp b1?
[Epic 4G Android Development] adamdelozier:
I just got everything downloaded and was going to give it a shot and see...unless someone else has confirmed yet...

Does the m6 build prop fix just add lines? Or is it a full build. prop file? If it modifies it might work. If its a full replace, then I would guess no.
[Epic 4G Android Development] Dropple:
And it's works on AOKP B1
[Epic 4G Android Development] Dropple:
If you want to try it

1.flash aokp b1

2.flash gapps

3.flash blobspatch for cm10-pre

4.flash kernelpatch for cm10-pre

5. Flash ns4g-bp-aokpb1.zip

https://www.dropbox.com/s/jhb901j9ne2saow/ns4g-bp-aokpb1.zip

6. Flash the NS4G modem (KL2 is recommended)

7.Reboot

If you have no service, just flash again KL2 modem
[Epic 4G Android Development] Dropple:
Sorry dopost
[Epic 4G Android Development] jeaniturrizaga:
Hi I follow the steps and flashed the kl2 modem but it's just not working out for me. My 3g is really slow it could be the area where I live. What do I need to do to flash a epic modem back. Do I need to flash again a kernel if so what kernel? Any other steps? Thanks guys!
[Epic 4G Android Development] Dropple:
You may go to here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1848010
[Epic 4G Android Development] saramon:
Could one use the nitest voodoo kernel with this...?
[Epic 4G Android Development] Dropple:
Of course ;)
[Epic 4G Android Development] saramon:
Sweet downloading now

---------- Post added at 10:36 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:55 AM ----------

Strange issue, I am not able to mount r/w in root explorer on aokp...

In fact... I don't have su at all...
[Epic 4G Android Development] Dropple:
Fix with flash the SuperSU.zip

If you flash the SuperSU.zip you should be fine ;)

You can search supersu.zip on google the newest is 0.96
[Epic 4G Android Development] saramon:
Reinstalled superuser... now it looks like it works...
[Epic 4G Android Development] Dropple:
Okay flash this

http://db.tt/u6YixakQ

That is SuperSU 0.94
[Epic 4G Android Development] Dropple:
For PA 2.10

The zip isn't ready yet
[Epic 4G Android Development] Dropple:
How to flash NS4G modem on PA 2.10

1.flash PA 2.10

2.flash gapps

3.flash blobspatch for cm10-pre

4.flash kernelpatch for cm10-pre

5.flash NS4G-PATCH-PA-2.10

http://db.tt/qwiFEzjE

6.flash NS4G Modem (KL2 or others)

7.flash nitest kernel(optional)

8.reboot:)
[Epic 4G Android Development] milky1112:
And if any steps fail to take... Rinse and repeat till clean.
[Epic 4G Android Development] ktron2g:
Sorry for the question, and i understand i should search before asking but i have tried the instructions in the OP and i cant get it to work. Basically all I'm trying to do is get the ns4g modem to work with the newest OFFICIAL CM10 nightly. No offense to xboxfanj but the instructions in the OP are super-confusing for me for some reason. If anyone could help me out with non-complicated instructions i would greatly appreciate it. Thanks.
[Epic 4G Android Development] zman519:
Could any one running the modded shadow kernel for this modem patch. (On cm9.1) Report how its working out? Good bad any annoying bugs

Rocking cm9.1

---------- Post added at 03:37 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:45 PM ----------

I really don't understand why so many people can't understand the OP? Xbox I asked you guys be I flashed & then did it & it was just as ez as any zip

Rocking cm9.1
[Epic 4G Android Development] styles420:
Rather than having one of us re-write instructions that you might find to be just as confusing as the original, why don't you tell us what steps you took, and we'll use that to figure out what you're doing wrong - that way, we don't have to try our luck at guessing which part is unclear to you :)
[Epic 4G Android Development] xboxfanj:
TBH, most of it I didn't write. I just copied it from didhiy's posts. I only wrote the stuff at the very beginning and about cm7 and the credits. What is confusing you?
[Epic 4G Android Development] milky1112:
Me either bud. I just tried to flash aokp... flashed the patches and everything.. rebooted and went to cvm... spent 30 min fighting only to realize... I forgot to flash the ROM. :banghead:
[Epic 4G Android Development] ac16313:
I have to agree..
[Epic 4G Android Development] didhiy:
sorry, for the confusion..

most of the part because I posted the patch in several post before it took by op

the main reason for that because I wanna support most of roms with this patch and place it together on this thread. if someone have better idea to make the guide easier to understand, you can try discuss with xboxfanj as the op to rewrite my howto or repack the file I've uploaded to make it more consistent.
[Epic 4G Android Development] nikon120:
* Maybe using multiple quote tags to section off each ROM's instructions and downloads.

* Such as separating out AOKP M6 & CM9 and AOKP 4.1.1 & CM10.

* Adding numbered-proper flashing steps for each ROM section, including if we need to flash the modem more than once.

* Directions if we want or need to get back to an epic modem. (I'd guess a link to the CWM flashable ones, but flashing directions for fast reference may help.

The OP basically evolved as xboxfanj received feedback, so I can see how it has become a bit confusing. :)
[Epic 4G Android Development] zman519:
Idk it seems understandable to me.

But by all means ask if your confused. Its better to ask than to mess some thing up;)

Rocking cm9.1
[Epic 4G Android Development] styles420:
You always have to contradict and condescend, don't you?

I only understand it because I watched the process evolve from the beginning - I suspect that you get it for the same reason. But if I just found this thread yesterday, it would take some time to sort it all out - my understanding of computers would help, but a lot of people don't have that same advantage. Don't act like you're smarter than him because you have already stumbled through the process of trial and error a week ago - you probably had at least one or two failed attempts before you got it to work (I know I did, and I do have a slight advantage). I could point out the grammatical and spelling errors that undermine your attempt to appear more intelligent, but it would only cause your response to be even more defensive - it won't effect positive change.

On a more productive note, I like the idea of using quote tags to containerize the instructions for each rom - they can be preceded with a title naming which rom(s) the instruction block pertains to, and possibly be hidden in spoiler tags so that only the required block is revealed. Having less information initially visible should all but eliminate the head-swim effect :)
[Epic 4G Android Development] xboxfanj:
Tried the spoiler thing, but its only working in the cm7 section for some reason. Modified the op to make it make more sense hopefully.

Edit: nvm got it working everywhere.
[Epic 4G Android Development] Effsi:
Why is everything seperate? In regards to the build props and kernels and blobs.

Wouldn't it be a little simpler to include them all in one file?

That way there's one zip for each rom (not including modem flash itself)

Put the kernel closest to stock in each zip, have the other kernels posted in a seperate thread and leave that up to the end user to seek out. There's going to be a file for each rom anyways due to different build.props may as well make that file contain everything.

I would have tried to do it myself if I read this thread and knew people were having issue to show what I mean. Right now I think people are getting confused with all the kernel options and the if you use this you gotta flash this file too steps. I think it's pretty straight forward how it is currently but from my recent experience I've learned having instuctions with multiple steps can always be misinterpreted some how by certain folk.
[Epic 4G Android Development] xboxfanj:
Idk. I did them all together on the cm7 one (radio, kernel, blobs), but didhiy made the others. I asked him to do them all together like i did on the cm7 one, but he said its unsafe for some reason. I will fix em later today so theyll all be exactly like the cm7 one including radio, blobs, and kernel.
[Epic 4G Android Development] kstephens98:
Yet another novel by styles420 wagging his finger at others.
[Epic 4G Android Development] xboxfanj:


Major quote fail. You need the [ before the word quote.
[Epic 4G Android Development] KennyG123:
These rebuttals are best taken to PMs!

Thank you

FNM
[Epic 4G Android Development] koop1955:
Darkjje's Concept

I'd like to second that. I did a clean install starting with the 0909 Nightly and it took me quite a while to remember what I had done in the past. I probably took some redundant steps. An all-in-one flashable would be greatly appreciated.

After the install, I am running 0909 with the KL2 modem, 3.0.42 kernel and Marcisant's battery tweaks. My phone has never felt faster, never connected better and, in a little over 24 hours, not rebooted once. Clean install seems the way to go.
[Epic 4G Android Development] xboxfanj:
If someone wants to throw together the aio zips, they can and i will put them in the op. Just put the build.prop and boot.img from the zips didhiy made into my cm7 zip, then you will have a working all in one zip, complete with modem, kernel, and ril.
[Epic 4G Android Development] flastnoles11:
And another post by you wagging your finger at him for wagging his finger at another... :rolleyes: great job... :rolleyes:

Sent from my SPH-D700 using Xparent Blue Tapatalk 2
[Epic 4G Android Development] milky1112:
One finger pointing at another means 3 are pointing back at you.

Not meaning Flastanoles11 either.
[Epic 4G Android Development] zman519:
Well Yes I suck at spelling.

I was not trying to be condescending

I didn't think I was contradicting, No I never had it fail on my phone. I have watched & read the thread from day one. That said I was not trying to come of like I was smarter or better. I remember being a noob & not understanding much about android. ODIN what's that? I remember asking them things. Sorry if I'm always coming off in a bad light to you, I really do not talk down to ppl on forums, at lest I do not have thought like that in my heart/mind

Rocking cm9.1
[Epic 4G Android Development] flastnoles11:
I think everyone remembers the first day they came to this forum... I know I was lost... I don't think you were being condescending or contradicting in anyway... maybe he just took what you put out of context, or maybe I did... bottom line though is even if the directions in the op are a little confusing ( I don't believe they are) if everybody would follow the main rule of xda nobody would be confused.... when trying to tweak your device whether it be rom, kernel, modem, theme, some random tweak, RESEARCH... read the thread... a lot of people say, well I don't have time to read a 100 page thread... would you rather spend an hour reading, or a day troubleshooting what you did wrong and trying to restore your device because you didn't read up on it... I think id rather take the hour... if the op is confusing to you, read the thread, it'll all make sense then...

Sent from my SPH-D700 using Xparent Blue Tapatalk 2
[Epic 4G Android Development] kstephens98:
Redacted.

Happy Monday!
[Epic 4G Android Development] TracerBullitt:
*Cough* So um, hi. Happy Monday everyone.

How's everyone and their phone doing?

Did anyone else flash 09/10 yet? If so, how's that going for them. I just got off work so I didn't get to try my headphones yet. But its smooth as ever and battery life is just about the same (still draining a bit more than I'd like).
[Epic 4G Android Development] bstevens23:
NS4G is in the process of getting an official JB update. In their general forum someone has a flash drive from a sprint store with all files on t and there appears to be a new radio. Just a heads up for those looking to flash the most recent radio on their epic.
[Epic 4G Android Development] copticwalad:
I'm on 9/10. Overall pretty good, I'm quite satisfied with the good old stock 240dpi but for some reason my widgets dont' take up 1x1 square as they used to and properly show text. But adding a few columns, rows, and resizing them gets job done decently for now. Also on NS4G radio not entirely sure but I notice the deep sleep might say that my phone is connected with wifi but when refreshing gmail, doesn't actually connect. A quick airplane mode and off again usually fixes that for me. Does it with 3G and wifi but it's still too early to find cause or if it's just a hiccup. Phone tends to feel a bit more sluggish when rebooting as opposed to other builds but works fine after a minute or so.

Any noobs out there especially having trouble with Radio... follow these steps.

I recommend repeating these steps even if you dont wipe everything.

1-cm-10-20120910-NIGHTLY-epicmtd

2-gapps-jb-20120726-signed

3-cm10-NIGHTLY-ns4gmodem-stockdpi (240dpi) OR 3-cm10-NIGHTLY-ns4gmodem (everything tiny 160dpi) OR 3-zblobspatch-CM10pre-sojus (160dpi)

4-zkernel-CM10pre-sojus

5-ns4g-radio-KL2 <-------- Critical if you want your Radio to work.

6-Wipe cache and then under Advanced --> Wipe Dalvik Cache. Reboot and enjoy
[Epic 4G Android Development] Effsi:
everyone and there mother has a set of instructions. And ill mention this again, from all my past testing, you can not just insert the modem flash step in there as suggested. The only way that would work is if you were already on a nexus s 4g modem supporting kernel. After you do the kernel flash YOU MUST reboot back in to cwm before the modem flash takes. That's why some people say 'sometimes you gotta flash it twice' when that is not the case as I've seen from my literally around a hundred flashes of this stuff. The only time a second modem flash could be needed is if the system itself drops the modem at some point randomly later down the line. The instructions above should only work if you were already on a nexus modem supporting kernel, assuming you are coming from a standard build it should not work.
[Epic 4G Android Development] xboxfanj:
The nexus radio can be flashed in the cm7 zip because the updatebinary supports the radio write command and bbelos and I hacked the updater.sh to check for the correct kernel files and if they are not detected, it reboots recovery and then they are there since they generate after a reboot, not right when the kernel is flashed. If someone just adds the cm9 build.prop and boot.img to my cm7 aio, it will work there, same for cm10 and pa and whatever else.
[Epic 4G Android Development] Effsi:
There we go we have the reason why the nexus s supporting kernels do it and not the stock ones, its the update-binary change. Thank you for clearing that up completly for the rest of us. :)

I am suprised certifiednoob doesn't do the repacking for everyon... *hint hint*

Edit : thanks for adding more below, so it was part of what was said earlier and part of this post.
[Epic 4G Android Development] xboxfanj:
Not quite. The updatebinary is in the metainf folder in every flashable zip and contains all cwm commands. The epic one didnt have the nexus modem flash command, so i used the nexus one. The reason it doesnt work without the reboot recovery is because apparently that modem flash is dependent on the modemctl drivers which arent used in kernels with epic modem support, which means you have to reboot recovery for the initramfs to create the correct files.
[Epic 4G Android Development] n3m35155:
New modem version posted at

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=31397556&postcount=348

Error 7 when flashing on e4g.. can someone look into?

N3M35155
[Epic 4G Android Development] didhiy:
they add build.prop check for crespo4g on updater-script

works with modified kl2 zip

extrack the new modem, rename the signed.radio.img to radio.pr.img then put it to older kl2 zip

sprlf2
[Epic 4G Android Development] xboxfanj:
That was exactly what I was gonna say. Is this new radio any better?
[Epic 4G Android Development] didhiy:
can't say anything, because my cdma network always poor compare to gsm network
[Epic 4G Android Development] nikon120:
So I just flashed the modem on AOKP M6 and I noticed CWM v6 is automatically installed with the patch. Was there any particular reason for this?

As of right now, no noticeable changes in signal.