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[Motorola Droid RAZR] joshua3001:
Flash latest Verizon gsm patch in ss/cwm/bmm.....wipe cache and dalvik and that's it bro :)

Moto Droid RAZR XT912/PA 4.4.2 beta 4/SS 3.72/Stock Kernel.....Hit thanks if I help :) greetings from CR ;)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] evolwun:
I am having issues connectin to verizon LTE/3G as well. I am assuming this will fix my issues. Do you have a link to the download and instructions?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] joshua3001:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2394689. There you got buddy....

Moto Droid RAZR XT912/PA 4.4.2 beta 4/SS 3.72/Stock Kernel.....Hit thanks if I help :) greetings from CR ;)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] evolwun:
Thanks, but as I look at this I dont think its for me. I am in the US using Verizon. I just don't reliably get LTE data on my CM rom. Stock rom works fine.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Hubris Khan:
Thank you. I will try this and will report the results.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] joshua3001:
Ahhh i tough your were from outside US....hmmm I don't now actually what it can be....have you try switching network modes? Or with another Sim card? You have your correct APN?

Moto Droid RAZR XT912/PA 4.4.2 beta 4/SS 3.72/Stock Kernel.....Hit thanks if I help :) greetings from CR ;)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Hubris Khan:
I am from the US as well. Should I try the patch see if it works?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] joshua3001:
Are you using Verizon network?

Moto Droid RAZR XT912/PA 4.4.2 beta 4/SS 3.72/Stock Kernel.....Hit thanks if I help :) greetings from CR ;)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Hubris Khan:
Yes.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Hubris Khan:
I've tried factory reset, re-rooting my phone, updating to Safestrap 3.72, redownload the latest build of Mokee, and still no data. I really love this rom. However, I don't know how safe it is to use version of a rom that hasn't been updated in 2 months. Hopefully someone will figure out a fix. On to another rom.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] snafufx:
I've been trying to troubleshoot this problem for the past 3 days or so. In a nutshell, I'm on AllainceRom (which I have been since released) and get constant 4G signal. Wake up, head to work and notice no signal at all. I check and my mobile data was shut off, so connected it. It gets a connection...3G. Turn on/off airplane mode and still 3G. Borrow friends sim card, boot it up and it's 4G. Figuring it's the sim card, I buy a new one. Call Verizon to activate it, BAMM 4G is back. Within 2 minutes after the phone call, it loses signal, then kicks back on, 3G again. I would hit airplane mode on/off and 4G would pop out and all of a sudden it would go back to showing nothing,then revert to 3G again. Any ideas of what can cause this? I'm baffled. I even downloaded the MF1 versus ML1 and it still shows 3G. My download speeds, a blazing 2 megs. Almost feel like I've been throttled or something for some reason.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] BattsNotIncld:
Has your phone been working fine before and this just started happening over the past few days? Also do you only lose 4G in certain areas?

I know that it is recommended to flash the ML1 modem on any 4.3 based ROM because of potential 4G issues.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] snafufx:
This might sound odd, but I think somehow they are throttling me. I'm on the grandfathered unlimited plan. What's odd is that I can take an old sim card (from Thunderbolt), basically cut it to the same size as my S3, reboot and 4G is constant (this phone is part of my dummy line so limited to 2gigs per month). Take out that card, put in new one, it boots up and has like 4 bars while searching for signal, then drops to like 3 and connects to 3G again constant.

4G has been constant here for the past 2 years, Verizon tech support confirmed no outages. My wife and son have unlimited as well, but iphone 4's with 3G coverage. Thinking my unlimited 4G is getting knocked down for some reason.

I tried a new rom, Clean Rom and same results with signal quality. Just odd it happening all of a sudden with no changes.

Also, with my thunderbolt 4G sim card, mobile network type was listed as LTE. With the brand new sim card they activated, it's showing "CDMA -eHRPD", as it was showing with my old card.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] BattsNotIncld:
I doubt you are getting throttled. Unless you are using up 100+ GB a month constantly. If that was the case you can call tech support and ask if you are. I'm pretty sure they would have to tell you if they were.

Was there something specific you did to your phone before this started happening? Have you tried different ROMs or re-flashing Alliance?

If you've exhausted all options I think something is borked and you need to reprovision. To do this you would need to ODIN to a stock 4.1.2 base and enter the reprovision code into the dialer (*2767*3855#). This will wipe your internal data so I would back up anything you need first. Once you do that you can re-root and flash a custom recovery then flash back to whatever you want.

Just make sure you don't take the 4.3 OTA if you return to stock unless you want to re-lock your bootloader.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] snafufx:
That's the odd thing, nothing was changed prior to this switching to 3G, like it happened all of a sudden. I checked my usage and I'm at 19 gigs this month (yeah I tether a lot).

I tried beanstalk rom (4.4.2) and something odd happened. In preferred network type, under CDMA+LTE/EVDO I would get 3G. If I switch it to LTE/GSM/WCDMA 4G would pop up, but no mobile data so unable to make phone calls. With this rom, I would insert my old thunderbolt sim card and 4G all day long again with no issues.

I guess the only option would be to revert to stock and start all over in hopes it'll switch back. I was hoping it was just the icons jacked up, but at 3G my d/l speed was 2 megs, at 4G it would hit 12-14 megs.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] BattsNotIncld:
If other SIM cards are working correctly, it can't be anything wrong with the phone. I would either go to Verizon and keep asking for new SIM cards until you get one that works, or try to reprovision like I explained earlier.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] snafufx:
Thanks for the suggestions, I'm rocking stock 4.0.4. now and still only have 3G service. Guess I'll just keep it like this and hit up the Verizon store and have them figure it out since it's stocked back out.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Samutd45:
I was experiencing similar issues as you this morning. After an hour of the nice lady at tier 1 tech support telling me to erase everything on my phone and that it was probably bc I was talking to her on the phone while trying to fix it I reached a resolution upon calling back. I was sent to a higher tier tech support and they told me that my data was being throttled and it was directly related to my high data usage.

Confused I asked her how that was possible bc they aren't suppose to throttle LTE. She said there is a problem with their system and instead of only throttling 3G, it was now throttling LTE data. She explained this is a nationwide issue and that some people she has talked to have been experiencing trouble with this issue since March 23rd!!

Similar to you I tried another phone, my nexus galaxy only to experience the same problem. The only thing that worked for me was switching my network mode from LTE/CDMA to Global. I could then tether Netflix and use the data connection without being impeded. However, certain functions like my email (gmail and yahoo) and verizon cloud services would say network error or network communication error.

Strangely tonight my phone seems to be back in working order, I'm not sure if its just because there is no network congestion so I'm not being throttled and it will return or if the issue has been actually fixed.

Now that I think about it, it's possible the tech was wrong and it's a CDMA to lte handshake issue they are having which would explain why global mode would work? It maybe that they upgraded the towers to lte advanced in my area causing these types of issues but hard to confirm any of this with verizon being so tight lipped about what areas have lte advanced.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] snafufx:
Replied to your post, I'll update once I get back from Verizon.
[Moto X Q&A] SilentMFV:
I am currently using a VZW non dev edition, WITH a unlocked bootloader. I use t-mobile for my service now. As with any other VZW moto x on t-mobile, I cannot use the LTE portion of the network without losing the ability to make phone calls and send text messages. I gather from countless days of digging that its related to LTE -> CDMA handoff. I see more than a few times that its possibly a motorola issue. My question is as follows:

Can I, and more importantly, can I SAFELY RSD the t-mobile SBF files into this phone?

Has anyone tried this and did it fix the problem?

If it wont take am I looking at a brick right off that bat or can I RSD the VZW sbf's back into the phone?

I saw recently a post about flashing Dev Edition firmware into a AT&T moto x.

I am competent with all the tools and the process itself, I would rather hear from more learned peoples before I start experimenting with something that will brick my phone....

Thanks for taking the time to read, any input at all is greatly appreciated!
[Moto X Q&A] drago10029:
Hey,

While I don't have ton of experience with the above mentioned situation. If you're gonna try I would say being wiping the cache and falshing the system only to see if it sticks.

I've read around that flashing other carriers software can hard brick. I've seen specific mention of incompatible modems and of course bootloaders (please stay away from flashing other carriers bootloaders)

Also you gotta check the stickies! Great info and better help sometimes, You may want to refer your question Resource Guide Way better answers there.

Maybe that will get you an answer.
[Moto X Q&A] asatnik11:
You can RSD the tmo factory SBF without issue. When I did it I just edited the XML to avoid flashing the bootloader. My vzw dev ed moto x now works perfectly on tmo. Of course, do so at your own risk.

Edit: also see my post here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=51569359
[Moto X Q&A] SilentMFV:
You, Sir, are THE MAN! Your post is exactly what I was looking for, is there any way I can get you to post your edited XML, or what line you removed, I am so excited to finally solve this problem! Thanks again!

Edit: CONFIRMED WORKING ON NON DEV EDITION VZW MOTO X.....I removed the getvar line and the motoboot line (bootloader) from the .xml ZERO errors during rsd flash, and phone now WORKS!!!! I cannot thank you enough my friend, if you are ever in texas the beer is on me! Let this be a ref. for anyone looking to take the VZW MOTO X to T-Mobile.
[Moto X Q&A] asatnik11:
Glad it worked for you too! I was just about to reply with the actual lines to delete, but it looks like you got the 2 that I deleted. For all I know, the bootloaders are the same, but I didn't want to find out the hard way by risking a brick. It blows my mind that we can use a Verizon phone on T-Mobile, and be fully functional except for 3G on the AWS band. I originally bought the Verizon Moto X with the intention of switching to Verizon, but then got cold feet after testing with a Verizon SIM from work.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sbi1:
I'll try to explain myself before people jump at me. I saw another thread with same question but seems like people misunderstood the question.

I am not talking about "lack" of memory, or not having another 32/64gb availble, etc.

I'll give you an example to what I am referring to:

Recently I decided that my rooted S2 needs a little 'refreshing', meaning - not just a wipe, but a complete format, to start from scratch. So I formatted everything, including /system and /emmc partitions. I then re-booted to recovery and had my rom file on the SD card so i was able to get a clean install.

Now, the question is - say I am at a stage when I need to 'refresh' the phone and wipe everything out. How do I then access the rom file for new install if I don't have external SD Card?

Thanks.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zepius:
with adb.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spitefulrain:
What I do when I want a clean start, is I will load the rom/gapps/kernel to my phone, go to recovery, factory reset (with system if you choose), then flash all the things you want, then go back and wipe internal storage after. Then you're left with a fresh version of the ROM you want to install and no files whatsoever in the memory. Hope that helps.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chromium:
I had the same suspicions a while ago. Basically with the nexus 5, even without an external sd, you can still do a full wipe of everything other than your storage. There is a path on the internal storage which essentially acts like an sd card, and when doing wipes in recovery it will not be wiped, unless of course you specifically choose to format /sdcard or all of /data. Read here for more info. I found that explanation very helpful.

So to answer your question, no, its not an issue.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] justinisloco:
This.

I have the same issue, with my OCD, that I always need a complete wipe of EVERYTHING.

One option, I recommend if that's not an option at the time of flash, is to simply "reset" in settings. It clears out the whole SD, which is something I usually want to do when I want a FULL flash
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
Reset in settings just uses recovery unless something changed I haven't realised?

It should be down to what recovery you have (stock vs custom) as to whether a reset (regardless of how you initiate it) wipes /sdcard or not... or are you saying that's changed now?
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sbi1:
Pardon my ignorance, but what is adb?

Problem with factory reset, as far as I know, is that it does not wipe out everything. When I do factory reset in my S2, I still see old folders (even though empty) from before the wipe. That's why I like to format everything clean. When I mean clean, I don't want to see any old folder in there ;)

OK, but if you do that, where do you 'keep' the rom file and how do you flash it?
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chromium:
Android Debug Bridge. It allows you to communicate with your phone via command line tools.

You would keep the rom somewhere on your internal storage (data/media) just like you would on any other phone. Then after wiping, you would simply choose to install zip from sdcard and your rom, along with any other flashable zip on your sdcard will be available to install. Basically when you do a typical full wipe from a custom recovery, the contents of your internal storage/sdcard are not wiped.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sbi1:
OK, this seems a bit too complicated for me :(
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spitefulrain:
Which is why I said wipe your internal storage after ;)
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] justinisloco:
Lately, I've noticed that it wipes the Data as well. Unless It was only on CWM that it happened? I had installed CM11 with CWM and wanted to reset my SD. I used the reset feature and it erased everything, except the OS

I would flash the Rom first, then do the factory reset, the only downside is the nandroid you made may be lost, unless you uploaded it to GDrive or something.

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Using this guide, you will be able to learn about ADB

http://xdaforums.com/google-nexus-5/general/guide-nexus-5-how-to-unlock-bootloader-t2507905

In Step 3-

It shows how to "Push" a file to your phone. That is the best way, IMO. But instead of SuperSU, just "adb push ROM.zip /sdcard/"
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chromium:
Flashing the rom? :confused: Its honestly not any more complicated than flashing a rom for any other device. You download the rom to your internal storage. Boot into recovery. Then do a full wipe:

TWRP Full Wipe:

- Wipe

- Advanced wipe

- Select all, except internal storage

- Swipe to wipe

CWM Full Wipe:

- wipe data/factory reset

- wipe cache partition

- advanced > wipe dalvik cache

- mounts and storage > format /system

Finally you can then flash the rom (and gapps).
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
It's not really and if you're rooting and flashing any device, adb is essential knowledge.

Once you've installed adb (millions of guides on the net) you just boot into recovery then connect to pc via usb.

adb commands are run from cmd prompt.

For example...

adb push c:\users\sbi1\desktop\rom.zip /sdcard

Would push the file on your windows desktop called rom.zip to your sdcard.

You can even sideload from recovery.

Or better yet,.just don't wipe /sdcard. It has no benefit other than looking tidy anyway

---------- Post added at 10:20 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:17 PM ----------

Ok too many cooks... i'm bowing out ;)
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sbi1:
OK, thank you all. So I should have no worries then. Was just wondering how this is done without external SD and it seems to be working fine. Thanks again!
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
Parting note

Philz Touch Full Wipe:

- wipe data/factory reset > clean to install new ROM

(Does all the steps mentioned above at once)

;)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shaqimon:
Hello every-xdadeveloper-one~ here i would like to ask questions about my S2 GT-i9100g

My phone is dead. No download mode, recovery mode, usb connection, odin recognition, kies detection, charging, turning on, nada. Meaning in whatever it is, it is not responding to anything.

I would like to ask some professional help here in xda; what has happened to my phone? Is it the emmc? power supply failure? or anything related to it? i really need to know any related things that i'll be dealing with before going to the last step, service repair. it is working fine, i have rooted, unrooted, cyanogenmod and stock, cwm and stock, but none of this has given any problems until one day when it is charging, it suddenly turned off forever.

Please tell me any related things of what has happened. :(

note: i used a few PIT files when flashing before this, and i'm not sure which is which for the mobo. and few months back before the s2 is totally dead, it keeps on turning off by itself even when full battery, but still workable.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
Probably the EMMC, but without having the phone in front of us with the tools to diagnose it, nobody here can tell you this for certain. Fix will be motherboard replacement (assuming you intend to keep this phone & not get a new one).

Take it to a Samsung service centre (more expensive option), or source a 2nd hand motherboard online & either swap the boards yourself, or pay a local mobile repair shop to do it (cheaper option).
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] annamarie20:
Well i just bought a phone from amazon and got it monday it had half battery when i got it so i put it on the charger A hour later it was dead so dead that it wont even charge i tryed diffeent plugs different chargers still nothing what could it be ???
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
^^^

What model; I.E sticker on the phone chassis under the battery, what does it say ?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shaqimon:
I guess it is :crying: Heard there is a workaround that maybe the balls beneath the emmc is like problematic? Maybe i need to reheat it a few seconds and cool it instantly to MAYBE get it able to turn back on? Changing a new board is not an option as important work flowcharts are in the internal storage. I guess service repair of the emmc is needed. Hmmm.

Is it possible that wrong PIT files be the culprit that made all this?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
You won't be recovering any data regardless of how you proceed.

You can't 'repair' the EMMC, and it's not feasible to just replace the EMMC (and even if it was, your stuff is on there which means you lose it anyway), replacement of the board is how you proceed. Even if it was possible to replace just the EMMC, you'd probably end up paying 3-4 times the cost of having the entire board replaced due to the cost of labour (swapping a board takes 10 minutes).

If a PIT was the problem, the problem would have occurred immediately after the PIT flash I.E you would have flashed the PIT, and the phone wouldn't have booted immediately after. It's a simple case of component failure, which happens with all electronics all the time. I'm always surprised by how people on here seem to find this incredible. Stuff breaks, simple really.

The only possible very rough chance you have of recovering any data is a company who specialises in recovery of data from dead HDD's, they may be able to help, though very unlikely. If they are able to help, expect this to be very expensive. I have not seen a single post from anyone who has contacted one of these companies & been able to recover data from a phone in this state in the over 2 yrs I've been here.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shaqimon:
Thank you for the info. Now i guess the only choice to do, is to repair(replace the mobo), or go buy a brand new s2(or higher models). I will check if there is any way to retrieve the data inside, and i dont mind the cost. :) :good:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _moelle:
i know this question seems to be quiet annoying and kinda nooby, but please believe me, i did try in fact almost every mod out there. tried countless combinations of mods and roms together, just hoping to get the clearaudio+ (soundenhancement.apk) working. wasnt lucky at all :(

.... on random sammy roms (jb 4.3) it works well with no issues. i m listening music whole day, so the feature of working clearaudio+ (which fits absolutely stunning to my urbanears zinken. - combined with viperfx in combatible fx mode) is one of the most important ones for me. - thats why i had to push my s3 back from using the awesome temasek cm11 v60 or boeffla sp1 to neatrom jb. 4.3 (also awesome, but even still not as functional as an aosp or cm rom :( .. )

much talking without no issue-explanation, sorry for that. just wanted to explain that i really tried and read everything by myself, before asking this question:

Is there any really working version of walkmanplayer with the clearaudio+ soundenhancement working aswell for cm11 or any other "non-sammy" rom (if yes, which one exactly? and which rom in combination?)

i found serveral mods which tell they will, but they wont for me. tried them on severall cm11 releases, always getting the same issue. - music stucks after 1 second of playing :((( ...anybody knows how to solve this? - i tried every walkman-port after a fullwipe and clean install, so please dont tell me to try clean dalvik or some similar i did it almost 1000 times and dont helped to solve the problem.

it would be stunning, if of you could help me, getting clearaudio+ working on a cm11 release!!!!

kind regards
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Paresh Kalinani:
PimpMyROM app

Use the PimpMyROM App available on the Play Store. It has an option to install ClearAudio!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _moelle:
thx for your response, but i already tried pimp my rom. the clearaudio assets seems to a ported version of the mod of ravi. but they dont work at all. ( original port of ravi works, but only at sammy roms.) :( ...anybody else?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _moelle:
Seems to be not working at all. So, this topic can be closed.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Paresh Kalinani:
Sad ending... :( any alternative for clearaudio+ which works on S3?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _moelle:
Clearaudio+ indeed is working on s3...but just on jb 4.3 tw roms! - its the only reason why i actual stay on a tw jellybean 4.3 rom. That good sound quality is pushing me away from temasek.cm11 & fusionSP

Viper4Android is an alternative, which also works on cm and aoskp ...but even with much tweaks and personal chosen irs, clearaudio+ has better sound. (My opinion, depending on my personal setting - headphones + personal likes etc)