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[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Germanese:
I believe this is what you are looking for. I been trying to figure it out also but for T-Mobile.

From my understanding I have to be on ICS ?

Then root the device with that exploit ?

Fire up RDS and then Fastboot Loader.

Flash ICS if not already on it.

Now i am confused on the part where they say flash the AU Radio bin file with command ?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1984265&highlight=fast
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aslomagic:
No, you don't need to root it, you don't need to use RDS, you (probably) don't need to have ICS, although I haven't tried with JB yet. You don't even need to unlock the bootloader.

You just need to flash the radio image, the thread you linked has links to the radio image to download, and the commands you need to give from the command line to flash the radio (see post #4) ... I don't know if there are other (graphical) tools other than fastboot to do this, probably, I just don't know them (I'm fairly new too ... does RDS do the same as fastboot?). I got fastboot from the Android SDK.
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Germanese:
Yeah ... coudln't figure it out. the commands didn't go through.

I guess i am doing something worng with the EXE and the DLLs to make it work.

I just grabbed that BIN file opened the Stock ICS FASTBOOT File 600+Meg one.

Opened it up with WinRar Pro and injected the AU Modem BIN into it and over wrote the Verizon BIN.

AU was 100mb vs Verizon 45mb

After reboot it gave me an amazon error but else everything seems to be working. I don't have Data on my plan so Edge will be just fine =)
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] demass430:
What's up Xda? I have a question the top of my EVOLTE's screen is messing up. Just randomly right now. What I mean by messing up is that my notification bar becomes non responsive. At times it'll even slightly drop down maybe a quarter of the way down the screen without me touching it at all. Keep in mind it's just randomly right now not while I'm running certain apps or anything just random.

I am running cm10 stable and I did the pointer location grid and it showed me that no response was being read in that area.

Now keep in mind evolte is in prestine condition. No water damage or drops at all this just started out of nowhere. Anyone else having issues? If so did you do anything to solve it?

I'm gonna take it to sprint tomorrow, but gotta restore it back to factory first. I was just hoping there was another way. My sprint store reps and techs don't seem to know anything. They just give u a new one.

I also ran into this problem with my old evo 4g, but there was rain involved with that.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] volk9029:
Why don't you flash sense rom first.

Just to see if it works, before going to sprint.

Sent from my lair.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] nikiva101:
I am having the same problem!!!!! i thought it was just me, my notification bar doesnt respond, when I try to touch anything at the top, it doesnt respond, when I lock the screen, I could touch the screen and the ring will not move. I have searched the forums for a reason and havent been able to seen anyone with the same issue that resolved it..other than taking it back to the sprint store and getting another phone...I am rooted too, so I am concerned about returning the phone and having an issue, any suggestions??
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] nikiva101:
update

I took the phone in to the sprint store, they said it was nothing that they could do and ordered another phone for me...
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] drmclove69:
Did you take it while on cm10? I wanna take mine so they can also fix my screen and battery but I'm afraid theyll say something cuz of this. Don't really wanna waste my time relocking boot loader and going to stock just so they can fix hardware.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] demass430:
I don't recommended taking it to the sprint store running cm10 I would flash a stock ROM first. Idk about yours, but back in the day I took my og evo tho the sprint store and they just handed it back to me because my boot animation was different.

As far as my screen issue goes I think it had something to do with an app I had. I had the GBA emulator and whenever it was running it kept the icon on the notification bar. Once I uninstalled it I haven't had the problem since. Still its only been about 19hrs, but still nothing. Hopefully it doesn't happen anymore because sprint in my area sucks.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] om4:
Definitely sounds like a bad digitizer
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] gdrocks:
This just started happening to me a couple of days ago! I'm running MeanROM, i have the screen randomly hitting buttons or not responding but if I turn the screen off/on it responds properly for a few minutes or so before screwing up again. I'm going to try doing a fresh install now.

Edit:

So, I did a fresh install of Stock with Goodies and installed updated Liberty kernel and haven't had any issues for the past 24 hours.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] miranda916:
The same thing happened with my OG evo. Dealt with it for over a year until o got this phone. I hope it doesn't do the same thing.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] nikiva101:
I reset it to factory settings, however, I noticed the superuser app was there. But no, they didnt say anything to me about it, truthfully, they couldnt do much bc the touch screen wasnt responding very well.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] richardb2837:
The digitizer is going bad, youll have to get it replaced, happened to my forst evo lte
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] jerryhelen26:
Hi all home

My name is Helen. I'm a new member of Xda-developers forum. I want to get acquainted with all of you all over the world and to learn from your knowledge

Nice to meet you
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] omario8484:
Welcome and hope you enjoy your time here in our forum we have one of the friendliest here in the one xl forum...and next time post a hi post in the say hi thread! But no worries if you need any help ever go to the q and a forum and people are always willing to take their time to help people!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Athrun88:
Hello and welcome to the forum.

Feel free to ask questions as we have a large pool of experienced users.

Ensure you've already caught up with some of the more important topics:

Sticky Rollup: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1671237

AT&T 2.20 Root exploit: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1952038

My personal guide to rooting: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1814914

Plus, lots of information in our Q/A section too.

Hope you enjoy your device and your time here.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] filthyfnj24:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1915677

Get to know everyone here :D
[Galaxy Note II General] hannsz:
Do a firmware recovery using Kies.
[Galaxy Note II General] Lucidmike:
Are you doing any clearing/wiping of data right after the flash before booting for the first time? If so, that might introduce some problems. Just flash and reboot.

Also, how long are you waiting when it gets stuck at the samsung logo? Try giving it ample time at least 5 minutes. And try a few times (if it gets stuck, just do a hard reset) and wait another 5 minutes. Try this at least 3 times.

It could also be that your download may be corrupted. Try downloading the rom again at a different location.

Just my 2 cents from installing roms in the past.
[Galaxy Note II General] dk206:
I suggest you totally hard brick it. As in make the phone non responsive from any boot ups power button and combo etc. They will take it in, ship it to a proper service centre and will change the motherboard for you. I did this like 3 times for my Galaxy S 1 and 2 over the last 3 years. No probs whatsoever. Samsung Centre in London, Angel is the place to go. Just say you were updating through kies and connection d/c. The engineers over there know how ****ty Kies software really is

Handwritten from my Galaxy Note II
[Galaxy Note II General] likepeas:
You mean like as advised in this post?

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=29822998&postcount=4

I have already entered my product code but whenever I enter my S/N it doesn't proceed further.

I did clear them after flashing and I have also tried not clearing them after flashing. It's stuck there until the battery drains.

I have tried 3 different stock roms which are from my carrier.

How do I completely hard brick it?
[Galaxy Note II General] eitama:
Some recoverys like cwm allow you too connect via adb shell. Try restoring the efs folder from your backup?
[Galaxy Note II General] likepeas:
How would I do that? I would need to mount the E:/ efs first if I were to push something there.

the EFS backup was made in aroma installer and it's a tar.ga file.

Here :

http://www.mediafire.com/?c4aza82axdrah7e
[Galaxy Note II General] androidizen:
Hi M8 sounds like a right pickle, I did something similar due to a bad flash file yesterday, screwed my Download mode, no recovery this was on a 7100. In the end I grabbed the stock rom for my 7100 and used odin, it took about 5 flashes before I could get a working boot but once I was sorted was able to root and get everything back in working order.

As others have said try a reflash via odin and wait for the samsung logo to do it's thing can take 5 mins before you can declare it stuck. Another thing to try is make sure you using the Samsung usb cable and plugging into a USB2 port on the back of your PC not a HUB or a front low power port, has been known to cause weird issues.

Best of luck and hope your final solution isnt a hardbrick.
[Galaxy Note II General] vash_h:
An interesting thing about registering online for warranty. Unlike other phones, the serial number for note 2 is not the imei number. It is written beneath the imei number under the battery.

Sent From my Samsung Note 2 GT-N7100
[Galaxy Note II General] BratPAQ:
While installing and it hangs, did you ever pulled out the battery while phone is still on to restart it?
[Galaxy Note II General] ratcom:
another thing to consider is the version of odin you use, Odin3_v3.04 works for me I've attached it here if you need it. Also dont tick re-partition in odin.
[Galaxy Note II General] dryspuri:
I know everyone is trying to help but real q is how does he restore EFS partition, as he said he can use adb in recovery mode, are there any commands for this.
[Galaxy Note II General] Phistachio:
I only recommend this as a last resource, but do you have a .PIT file for the Note 2?

You can grab a modem and flash it through recovery, if there's any.

But before that, download this : http://www.hotfile.com/dl/176653608/b3ead40/N7105XXALIJ_N7105TPHALIA_TPH.zip.html

It's a N7105 ROM, Portugal, not tied to any network tho. If it's a multi-file package, which I hope it is, only flash the file that has MODEM in it, and put it in PHONE when flashing through ODIN, WITHOUT re-partition or the .PIT.

If that doesn't work, flash the full package. If that doesn't work, post results.

EDIT

After a thorough look at the TWRP log, I doubt the solution I posted will work, but it's still worth a try.

Somehow, your /efs partition (mmcblk0p3) got wiped and didn't have the info on how to restore to factory standards. The only way is to partition the tabels again, AKA using a .PIT and re-partition toggled in ODIN. But only try that after you've tried the other solution I told you to do. Report back
[Galaxy Note II General] likepeas:
Just spend the whole afternoon dauntlessly flashing my stock rom waiting for about 10minutes and then flashing it again.

The stock carrier ROM which I'm flashing would be : N7105XXALJ3_N7105OLBALJ1_N7105DXALJ1_HOME.tar.md5

Also once I get flash the rom and the phone gets pass the galaxy note 2 page at the samsung page I do here a connection sound to the pc. But it is still stuck at the samsung logo.

I know that the S/N is below the IMEI, entered the serial number correctly and it returned a error.

It might have hung when I was flashing the omega rom or abruptly restarted while flashing that rom, but while flashing through odin installation has always been till the end.

Was using version 3.07, just used your 3.04, still the same. Yup never did tick that.

How would I do that, I mean if the /efs can't even mount. but since it is backed up by aroma installer there has to be a way to restore it.
[Galaxy Note II General] Phistachio:
The only way to restore the /efs block is by using the .PIT. The PIT restores ALL blocks when the flash goes well, thus only advised as a last resort method, but it's relatively safe when there's no borked cable or less than 50% battery. I myself borked my GSII 3 times, and always used a .PIT when flashing.
[Galaxy Note II General] BratPAQ:
Actually I asked if you ever pulled put the battery then put it back again because i had same error but on a different device. Unable to mount partition.
[Galaxy Note II General] likepeas:
So I just flashed the portugal stock rom you posted, nope didn't work just gets stuck at the samsung logo.

Well if I were to recover the phone I would need a PIT/bootloader/PDA/phone and csc. That's how I saw that people actually recovered their corrupted S3 and S2 phones. But haven't seen anything for N7105 at all. :(

I can't find any .PIT files for N7105.

I think it might have happened, I have been flashing the phone so many times I have lost count. :(
[Galaxy Note II General] promi:
correct pit file, and repartition is your last hope.
[Galaxy Note II General] likepeas:
Where do I get the correct PIT file? :(
[Galaxy Note II General] promi:
i don't know,but maybe partitions are same for n7100 and n7105. ask someone with stock n7105 to check partition table layout.
[Galaxy Note II General] likepeas:
what about using a N7000 pit and flashing a N7000 stock with a pit onto it first and then reflashing it with a N7105. Since all I need is to get the /efs in order.
[Galaxy Note II General] promi:
don't flash n7000 pit!!! it is galaxy note 1 pit!!!

Maybe International note 2 (n7100) pit is same as n7105

There is a pit for n7100 available, but i will not provide, because i'm not 100% sure it is same with n7105
[Galaxy Note II General] likepeas:
Whoops I meant N7100 no way would I flash the n7000 pit. I really won't mind trying the N7100 pit. How much more screwed up could my phone get. Urgh nothing is working. Just seeing the god dam samsung logo. It is like the ultimate soft brick.
[Galaxy Note II General] promi:
flashing with wrong .pit file can lead to hardbrick. It is better to have phone softbicked than hardbricked :P

btw did you read this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1947490 ?

ps. upss, you apparently did :)
[Galaxy Note II General] likepeas:
Yes I did. The only difference between these two phones would ultimately be the modem, which by my understanding so far is the efs. So if I were to reflash the it with a N7100 rom which includes a PIT while. I should be able to finally boot up the phone and reflash it to a N7105.

Since it is possible to flash a N7100 on a N7105. It should be available to do it the other way around.

I think you were talking about not showing me this right?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2003240
[Galaxy Note II General] noobhero:
Bro have u had a look at this?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1922473
[Galaxy Note II General] likepeas:
Yes I have, problem is that my efs isn't a img file. It is the whole partition that is corrupted.
[Galaxy Note II General] noobhero:
u probably need the pit file plus the repartition option

tried this?

odin a stock untouch firmware from sammobile (any error?) nothing else

when done, pull the battery for 10 seconds

then do a factory reset and wiping cache from the stock recovery
[Galaxy Note II General] deadman12:
1.use odin flash N7105 Stock Rom again

2.use odin flash CWM Recovery Mode

3.use efs backup make a CWM flashable zip file

code

mount("ext4", "EMMC", "/dev/block/mmcblk0p3","/efs");

package_extract_dir("efs", "/efs");
[Galaxy Note II General] BratPAQ:
Have you consider busted eMMC chip? There is a model of eMMC chip manufactured by samsung that get fried if you pull and put the battery back immediately. If this is the case, you would need a repair man who can solder motherboard and replace your eMMC chip.

But try warranty claim first.
[Galaxy Note II General] MxFadzil92:
Happens to me once. Booted up my phone my baseband and modem were all gone when i flash the N7100 rom on my N7105 tried backing up the partition and all but werent successful. What i did was i went to samsung service centre and they customer service officer told me i needed to change the whole phone and motherboard and when they ask me what happen i told them i wanted to update my phone thru KIES halfway thru it stopped responding on my pc and bricked my phone and warranty was covered. And im lucky enough though. So maybe you should send in ur phone to service centre get them to check on your phone.
[Galaxy Note II General] deeznutz1977:
There is a program for the s3 that fixed my non imei phone. Note bear on mind mine is from USA I used the same program to backup my note 2 USA again but can't hurt to at least look right

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1804117 .... If/ when you try to download the imei generator the link is dead in the op , just pm me and I'll send you the link( personal drop box)
[Galaxy Note II General] mix1987:
Hmm. An interesting question is how long did you wait regarding the samsung logo being stuck. Normally if it is the first boot up of a rom some waiting time is to be expected. Well of course I assume that you have waited a fair bit of time. But seeing as no one has said this I see no harm in bringing it out. : ) I am terribly sorry if it didn't help.

I believe I am the first few people in the world to flash N7100 custom roms onto an N7105, within an hour of getting it in Singapore which is in itself one of the first few country to get it. I flashed Omega rom and lost my radio. Flashed back to stock immediately as opposed to multiple times in your case. That could be the issue.

Have you tried contacting Omega's creator? He might know what is the issue since he will have a complete grasp of what is included in the rom that might screw up with your phone. Chainfire might have insight onto unbricking phones that hard bricked. Or you can just contact Sansung. I am quite sure that they will reboot your phone up if there are no hardware issues with your phone. That being said I truly think going to Samsung might just save you all the trouble of finding a cure which may or may not be present.

Bear in mind that all these "remedies" might just push your phone to a deeper edge of oblivion! Its like trying to navigate your car out of a mudslab. It just gets deeper and deeper.
[Galaxy Note II General] hjc:
Not sure whether have you heard of this tool "EFS Pro"

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1308546

I've used this to backup the EFS for all my samsung devices (Tab, S2, note1, note 10.1) without any problem (but so far haven't not try the recovery method with tool before..:fingers-crossed: never required at all :D). You might want to check with the developer first whether is it compatible with note2 before trying to recover using your backup tar file...Hope this help.
[Galaxy Note II General] Yz_MCR:
As long as your phone is operating it means that it's not bricked. I'm not an expert, but as some users said you have to repartition with PIT file. That is because I can see from the log you posted that efs partition has no size ! basically corrupted.

I guess that's why you can't mount it. Another thing I've noticed is that you have missing files in your efs backup:

Those are the files that contain information for S/N as well as IMEI. I'm not sure that getting the efs folder back will restore IMEI . Anyway give it a try with N7100 PIT file and repartition option in ODIN. I don't think parition tables differ for N7100 and N7105.
[Galaxy Note II General] Tuffcheez:
Did you manage to fix it in the end?
[Galaxy Note II General] kat0072:
I wasnt because the pit for 7100 not accepted by 7105. I tried adb as well but no luck with my device.
[Galaxy Note II General] mitchelln:
Normal EFS backup is not enough

The usual EFS backup method does not work for the N7105 as it has a Qualcomm chip to control the modem. You have to backup using a different method with the Qualcomm QPST tools. The process is easy to follow, but sadly, in your case it is too late of course.

See here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2008584

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1946915

This info should be made a sticky in the N7105 section!
[Galaxy Note II General] likepeas:
Finally got my note 2 back from the service center. They took it in without any problems.
[Galaxy Note II General] kat0072:
Congrats !!!
[Galaxy Note II General] Tuffcheez:
Great!
[Galaxy Note II General] proprwar:
unbrick

Hi!

I flashed my 3 day old n7105 with wrong recovery ended up with no baseband. Found this site hXXp://samsung-updates.com/device/?id=GT-N7105[/url]

and dl the firmware for sweden. unpacked it and flashed the phone with odin and the baseband came back!!!

Give it a try maybe it will work for you.

Br ola
[Galaxy Note II General] daveboy4144:
N7105 efs mount failure

Hi i'm dave , i'm having the same problem. I try flashing stock rom back with odin few times , used kies software recovery few times and still stuck with the same error, used Samsung toolkit to restore efs backup failed, fail to change efs permission to read write using the same tool. Any other way to fix it?
[Galaxy Note II General] kat0072:
Guys, I faced this issue with my Note 2 earlier which means you have messed up the system partition.

As of now I didnt find the solution to fix this. I took my mobile to Samsung customer care and asked them to reflash the firwmware.

They didnt charge me anything for this.

Lets see if someone having fix for this....
[Galaxy Note II General] @rbiter:
Was that really necessary? Ugh.

Sent from my GT-N7100
[Galaxy Note II General] sholsten:
OP, you said you have a 7105, but you said you flashed a 7105 on your 7100. That's confusing.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] powerwagon:
I found it the ither day, but now I cannot find it for the life of me. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Nevermind...I founs it. Mods...you can close thread.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] zman519:
Well thanks for posting a link to what you found:rolleyes:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] twanskys204:
Might as well post it now lol
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] prctst:
can someone port [LSJ][4.1.2][V13.0] WanamLite to our SGH-I777

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1436817
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] 122ninjas:
Why not you? Porting is easy from what I hear

Sent from my GS4 running CM11 Kandy Kane
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Jack_R1:
No kernel.

End of story.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] prctst:
shostock release leaked JB 4.1.2 version.. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2005266

in this all capacitive key are not working.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Jack_R1:
Well, you probably can't read and/or understand my previous reply.

Try this:

Read the thread you're pointing to, and look for the following phrase. I'll make it in VERY big letters, so maybe this time you'll understand:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Phalanx7621:
This thread is dead, and useless. Let's let it die without any more bloodshed;)
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] hashcheck:
I'm thinking of selling my GT9305T to get a Note2 7105. Or do you think there will be more XDA support for our device? ie more Roms etc:confused:
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] hashcheck:
No response I think I answered my own question lol selling it after a short week of use
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] txr33:
Its hard to say if there will be more dev support for the i9305 but I think its going to be the same for the n7105. The i9300 and n7100 are both more common then the LTE varients. The n7100 was released first and already has a lot of dev support so in my opinion if you want more roms etc for now the n7100 or i9300 has the options