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[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] AlkaliV2:
You absolutely have to shut down the phone first before entering download mode. I don't know what changed with baseband flashes, but you have to shut it down and start the phone with Pwr+Vol down to get it to stick. So the gist of it is:

- Grab full NE5 release from this post, open it in Odin 3.09 and click the "AP" button

- Browse to this tar release of NE5

- Power off your phone and leave it off for 30 seconds

- Start it up with Power and volume down

- At this point connect it to the USB cable

- Start flash with Odin after the MD5 sum check has finished

If the above doesn't work, I'd have to recommend you wait for a flashable modem and try that. This shut down and then flash works for most.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] austinsnyc:
Yes that's what I have been doing, I'll have to wait for a zip I can flash in recovery shouldn't be to long if the OTA is out now
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] tbudke:
If I wanted to install the MOAR NE5 ROM do I have to flash this first?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Eris _2.1_2010:
I didn't have to. I was still running the NCB baseband when I flashed MOAR.

Sent From My Galaxy S5 Far Far Away
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] krewblink:
is there a zip file in existence? I need it so i can flash... That would be awesome
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] tbudke:
Is it normal that my build number changed but not my software version?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] austinsnyc:
Well figured my issue, I was using Odin 3.07 and not 3.09 once I used the newer odin it all flashed and stuck just fine. Thanks for the help people's. Maybe my mistake can help others.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Robbie Doo:
It's not normal but happens. Did you Factory Wipe/Restore before installing the update?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] tbudke:
Yeah I did. :(
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Robbie Doo:
Boot into Recovery and redo the complete wipe and re-run the tar file again. I went through the same thing the first time but after wiping completely and doing the factory restore it went through ok the second time.

Good Luck!
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] tbudke:
I've done it five times and still get this problem. Someone reccomended a no system tar. Any ideas as to where that download link is?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Robbie Doo:
What I did was unzipped the file and Odined the extracted tar file on my factory wiped phone and it went through fine.

You may try it and see if it will work for you too.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] stafly17:
So is it ok to flash from nd2 to the moar rom??
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] austinsnyc:
Make sure your using Odin 3.09 or the update will not stick, your baseband and ROM will stay at ND2
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] joeg1ff:
Yup. Did this today and everything works fine. The baseband still shows as ND2 in about device, but you do get the wifi calling.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] CTH-EVO:
Greetings,

Is it possible to Mobile Odin only the Modem firmware to get the NE5?

I'm currently on ND2, and have no access to Windows.

Thank you for all your time, and consideration.

--Chris
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] tdunham:
Mobile Odin will not work for flashing modems sorry.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] CTH-EVO:
Does anybody have, or know of a Zip file

for the NE5 Modem that can be used with Philz Touch 6.4?

Thank you, very much.

--Chris
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] tdunham:
You double posted and I already answered your question.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] CTH-EVO:
Sorry. It was a different Forum. I was just hoping someone might have a different solution.

Thanks again, for your reply. Even if it wasn't the one I was hoping for.

--Chris
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] tdunham:
You really don't need to update the modem to be able to run NE5 rom.

Also, there is/should not be any noticeable difference with just changing the modem anyway. I ran NCB modem for a long time which is even older than the previous build and I don't notice anything different updating to NE5 either.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] CTH-EVO:
Ahh. I see. I noticed some posts in this, and some of the other NE5 related threads indicating

that they got better 4G/LTE performance after updating to the NE5 modem(s). In my case. Even if

I only get a small improvement, it would make all the difference. Because I don't get LTE at home.

But if I go some 200 feet into my back yard, I do get LTE. So even the smallest improvement

would make all the difference. :)

I see [MENTION=673989]crawrj[/MENTION] has posted a link to all the NE5 files he has.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2798079

Looks like I can "dirty flash" myself to stock NE5, easy enough. But would still be w/o

the Modem(s). :(

Thanks for your time, [MENTION=1042140]tdunham[/MENTION].

--Chris
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] rwilco12:
If you're wanting to flash a modem you still can even without a zip. You can find all the modems currently available in this thread as a one-click or TAR.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2805147[MODEMS][ODIN] Modem Repository - Download Them All Here! (SM-G900P)
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] CTH-EVO:
Thank you very much [MENTION=4513677]rwilco12[/MENTION], for the reply.

Yes. I saw that. But I have no access to Windows. If I did (have access to Windows),

I imagine I could also use Odin (not Mobile Odin). I'm looking at trying to create a

*NIX option to accomplish all of this. Well, at least some way to do it with Philz/CWM, or {mobile]Odin.

I have Samsungs NE5 update Zip (SPR-G900PVPU1ANE5-20140617175242) @1.5Gb.

It contains G900PVPU1ANE5_G900PSPT1ANE5_G900PVPU1ANE5_HOME.tar.md5.

I'm hoping that I can use a recovery method to either update the S5, or, [preferably] just the modem(s).

Thanks again, for the reply (and link), [MENTION=4513677]rwilco12[/MENTION].

--Chris
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] rwilco12:
I haven't used it myself but you might want to look into Heimdall. It is a Odin alternative for Linux users.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] CTH-EVO:
Thanks [MENTION=4513677]rwilco12[/MENTION]. I had forgotten about that. I don't suppose you have a link for it?

Thanks again, [MENTION=4513677]rwilco12[/MENTION]. :)

--Chris
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Ramer:
I've never heard of this, but it's amazing what google will find when you use it.

http://glassechidna.com.au/heimdall/
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] CTH-EVO:
Truly. :p

Thanks for the link, [MENTION=2674887]Ramer84015[/MENTION].

I'll post back my results. In case it helps others flash the Modem on *NIX based systems.

Thanks again.

--Chris
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] dtr145r:
Thanks!
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] streetracer8605:
Is the kernel file in this that's for ODIN an official file that can be flashed in ODIN without tripping knox?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] chiefmigrain:
Can this now be flashed without everything being wiped?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] chiefmigrain:
Or can I just flash this and then recover everything from a backup file on Titanium backup?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] elwood:
You should be able to recover your stuff from titanium.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] chiefmigrain:
I rooted my phone last night, and this morning flashed the NE5 kernel.

I went to Titanium Backup to restore the backup I made, but it said the phone was no longer rooted.

So, I went to root the phone again, and everything went fine, until the phone went into recovery and said "RECOVERY IS NOT SEANDROID ENFORCING"

I was forced to unroot the phone. Should I flash the NE5 kernel then root the phone this time?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Ramondel:
The message that you got in recovery is normal once you have tripped KNOX. ("RECOVERY IS NOT SEANDROID ENFORCING")
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] chiefmigrain:
So what do I do in that situation? (for future reference, since I already returned my phone back to stock)
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Ramondel:
That message is at the top of the screen it should then go ahead and load the recovery. What recovery are you using TWRP or Philz?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] chiefmigrain:
I waited for that to happen, but it never did :/ & After I rooted my phone I installed TWRP.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] chiefmigrain:
But if I need a custom recovery beforehand, that means I'd have to have the phone rooted before installing the kernel anyway, so I'm not sure what messed up
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] elwood:
If you go back to Stock Recovery that will go away. Only way i know how to get back stock recovery is Odin. What you see is recovery related, not kernel. A custom kernel would show something while booting the phone up normal.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] chiefmigrain:
So root the phone,but use a stock recovery?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] elwood:
Thats what I do. I never have good luck with custom kernels

Also remember Kernels and Recovery are not the same like they where on the Galaxy s2. You can flash a custom recovery which you will need for installing custom Roms. Custom Kernels are used for setting profiles and cpu settings for over clocking and under clocking aswell us under volting, but again i never mess with that stuff. I keep with TWRP Recovery and Stock Kernels
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] arozer:
I get a 'FAIL!' when I try to do this.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] SuperWind:
Im having issues with my Sim locked galaxy S5 G900P sprint......i tried flashing with odin and it fails and i also tried flashing the downgrade with the NE5 program and it fails is there a way to fix this?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] fbarcenas:
I'm using ODIN 3.0.7.

I get a fail when trying to use it.

The phone says "SW REV CHECK FAIL"

How do I make this work? What specific ODIN version do I need? or if I un pack the TAR which file goes where.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] EnzoDC:
Do I need to be rooted to be able to flash this via odin? Or no?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] aplusmiami:
I'm stuck on the Samsung Logo. I read through the thread and there was one other person stuck. I've downloaded twice and wipe etc.. Still stuck on Samsung Logo. Any suggestions. I previously had MOAR.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] newsanyi15:
Galaxy S5 SM-G900p

I've bought a galaxy S5 and i want to unlock it . I tried several thing none of them worked. It has G900PVPU3BOG1 firmware with 5.0 lolipop (I cannot downgrade it tried a bunch of firmware it only flashes stock 5.0 everything else sw rev check fail) so SSU.apk not working .I have tried Octopus, (Unlock switch stays grey), Z3X It says unlocking ....done .

But if i want to put in a T-mobile sim card it says invalid sim card . If anybody have an idea or solution pls let me no, I'm almost gave up .
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] flipper2006:
Update::: - I think I figured it out. Thanks to WUG's Root Toolkit... much simpler than I thought...

I took a shortcut and I think I screwed up so I need some help getting back...

I went to install (on Grouper/Nexus 7/Wifi 16g) a version of Gummy. I don't have a lot of free space so didn't do a backup and did a WIPE, clear Cache and Dalvik. Went to install Gummy, but it got some symbolic error, so I wont load, but now I have no other rom's on the internal memory. So I have no way to load anything. And this tablet doesn't have external storage so no way to copy. I don't have any device such as OTG so I cant load there.

How can I get a Rom loaded into internal memory ??? I have Clockwork 6.0.1.0 on and I can boot into recovery (the only think I can do).

Help please... lol

Sorry, posted this in panic mode in the wrong forum, please move - any op's.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Stereo8:
First of all, this is the wrong forum for this. Second, there should be an option in CWM called "ADB sideload". With it you can download a flushable zip to your computer, and then use adb to flash it. You'll need to have a usb cable, but it should effectively bring back your tablet.

Sent either from my potato phone, or my Nexus 7.
[Other SmartWatches] dev_null:
Please help me decide between the omate (with its security problems and all), zgpax and the motoactv with a rom.

Thank you:good:
[Other SmartWatches] simple1i:
Or there's the $150 Exact Omate watch, the 512/4GB model. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2743915

Take a look... :good:
[Other SmartWatches] simple1i:
There's also the Smartq Z with lots of custom ROMs
[Other SmartWatches] joshohmy:
Stay away from actv I own it. Its on gingerbread it has no mic no speaker and the os setup sucks mad respect to clear d the only reason I bought the thing was cause of his work. Smartq z is good choice along with the star e2602 what I currently use and its awesome.
[Other SmartWatches] Robson:
just posted a review for the ikwear ik8 in this section (for smartwatches). quite happy with it. just my 2 cents
[Other SmartWatches] Lokifish Marz:
ikwear ik8 -MTK6577 (two year old SOC)

Would be better off with the Omate clone for $20 more or the SmartQ Z for $35 less which may be getting official Wear according to what was posted on the SmartQ Wear thread.
[Droid RAZR M Original Android Development] Topsnake:
I TAKE NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR YOUR PHONE OR ANY DAMAGE INCURRED FROM APPLYING THIS.

Due to the popularity of my exploit for the Droid Maxx/Ultra on this line of phones, I decided to make one for you guys.

Prerequisites:

Rooted RAZR M on Kit Kat 183.46.10

You will not be able to do this on stock phones.

1. Download Root Explorer by Jrummy in the Play store.

2. Download the correct tether zip for your build attached to this post.

3. Go into Root Explorer and find System folder, find priv-app, inside priv-app long press VZWEntitlementServices.apk and VZWEntitlementServices.odex rename to VZWEntitlementServices.apk.bak and VZWEntitlementServices.odex.bak and back out to first folder.

4. Go to sdcard folder, download and find tether.zip that you downloaded from step 2. Extract the build.prop, copy it and back out to the home folder. enter the system folder. Rename the build.prop that is there to build.prop.bak, then paste the one you extracted from the zip.

5. Long press on the file and hit permissions in the menu. change permissions Owner: Read/Write, Group:Read, Others: Read (should show rw-r--r--)

6. Exit out of root explorer

7. Reboot

8. Check the tether it should work.

9. PROFIT! Thank baby jesus and buy me a beer lol

10. Donations are appreciated to TopSnake
[Droid RAZR M Original Android Development] stras1234:
confirmed

works, even in a different country without Verizon networks!

THANKS! i'm sure this will come in handy for so many people!
[Droid RAZR M Original Android Development] ezknives:
Thank you kindly for your time putting this together... I apologize for my ignorance yet I have to ask prior to trying this out... I'm sitting on 182 rather then 183 would I still be able to get this going?
[Droid RAZR M Original Android Development] Topsnake:
you can try. it would be better to have one made for that build. send me the build.prop in a zip file

Droid Maxx "Developer Edition"
[Droid RAZR M Original Android Development] ezknives:
Sorry it took so long they should add a attach file option on the app for all files not just pictures...
[Droid RAZR M Original Android Development] Topsnake:
completely agreed. applied exploit and uploaded to OP

Droid Maxx "Developer Edition"
[Droid RAZR M Original Android Development] josuearisty:
Im rooted and unlocked but my phone is on 182 stock kk.

Will this work on my phone? I tried but enable hotspot is unable.
[Droid RAZR M Original Android Development] Topsnake:
yes. use the correct file for your build and follow the directions

Droid Maxx "Developer Edition"
[Droid RAZR M Original Android Development] josuearisty:
I already did it, I just replaced the build.prop file with the one you uploaded and nothing happens.

Will it work only when a sim card is introduced?

I mean, for example I want to use SuperBeam app to send files via wifi, it works with all my devices without a sim card.

I will use a sim card and see if that is working

Enviado desde mi XT907 mediante Tapatalk
[Droid RAZR M Original Android Development] Topsnake:
did you reboot? If you are saying you dont have service then no the WiFi will not activate.

Droid Maxx "Developer Edition"
[Droid RAZR M Original Android Development] josuearisty:
I rebooted and nothing happened but I can always enable hotspot on my droid razr and atrix2 with cm11, of course it is a modded system!

Enviado desde mi XT907 mediante Tapatalk
[Droid RAZR M Original Android Development] ezknives:
You did rename or remove the apk/odex listed in op correct?

Edit: finally tested it... Its working great on my end running 182.46.10xt907
[Droid RAZR M Original Android Development] Topsnake:
may be that Sim issue you said. the exploit has been verified as working.

Droid Maxx "Developer Edition"
[Droid RAZR M Original Android Development] josuearisty:
Use the phone without a sim card and try enabling hotspot.

This is what I did

1. I Downloaded Root Explorer by speedsoftware in the Play store.

2. Downloaded the 182 tether zip

3. In Root Explorer System/priv-app, I renamed VZWEntitlementServices.apk and VZWEntitlementServices.odex to VZWEntitlementServices.apk.bak and VZWEntitlementServices.odex.bak.

4. In download folder I opened 182 tether.zip, Extracted the build.prop. In the system folder renamed the build.prop that is there to build.prop.bak, then paste the one I extracted from the zip.

5. I set permissions to new build.prop to (rw-r--r--)

6. Exit out of root explorer

7. Reboot

8. Nothing happens, all options are unavailable as before.

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[Droid RAZR M Original Android Development] ezknives:
I can't without a sim I have no data...
[Droid RAZR M Original Android Development] Topsnake:
same here

Droid Maxx "Developer Edition"
[Droid RAZR M Original Android Development] josuearisty:
That explains it all. hehe

I need to cut my sim card or buy a new one, Im using an atrix2 as my primary device.

I'll let you know when it is ready. Thanks for all.

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[Droid RAZR M Original Android Development] ezknives:
No problem...I did remove my sim and the option was grayed out said no network connection... I then temporally had vzw disconnect my service and it resulted in the same as when there was no sim in the device
[Droid RAZR M Original Android Development] josuearisty:
I would like to know what changes are done in build.prop

I dont have a pc right now to check what exactly is changed.

Enviado desde mi XT907 mediante Tapatalk
[Droid RAZR M Original Android Development] Topsnake:
do some research on it. No one ever gives out the exploit info.

Droid Maxx "Developer Edition"
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] delawaredrew:
Anyone having trouble with the cap buttons not lighting up? I just noticed today that they are never lit up, regardless of what I set them to do in the display settings. Even "Always On" does nothing. I know they work as they very briefly flash during reboot.

This isn't really a big issue for usage but it is weirdly annoying. I don't know that they ever worked really, just never paid attention.

Between this and the Camera taking forever to open I wonder if a return is going to be in my near future; I just hate that they'll probably give me a darn refurbished phone in exchange, although I paid for a new one. I've only had it for a few months

EDIT: Got it! Went through all the settings menus again and somehow power saving was turned on. I rarely use the Quick Toggles so I never noticed.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] skatin707:
I'd recommend a factory reset, this is a really odd issue. A factory reset helped my issues, but I ended up exchanging my phone for other issues. I got a brand new S5, but I had only owned mine for a few days at that point.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] delawaredrew:
Thanks for the response... I got them back. See the edit above. Don't know how I missed that Power Saving was on but that was it. I may still return it due to the Camera problems, but that is another thread.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] skatin707:
No worries, glad you fixed it.

Delawaredrew is an odd name. You from DE? I recently moved from Dover to Honolulu.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] delawaredrew:
I grew up in lower DE, about an hour south of Dover, but live in WA now...

Bummer about your phone, I don't think I'll test the water resistance, even if I get the official back.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jebll:
Hi,

Does anyone know are there any differences/changes between the ne4 (German release) and the ne5 (east Asian release) apart from languages -obviously?

Thanks
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] heyitsvu:
Hey Guys,

I have a peculiar problem with my girlfriend's phone. I've been stumped for almost a week now trying to unbrick her phone without making an attempt to root to try other things, but here's the scenario:

Phone is completely stock.

One day she came home and her phone was stuck at the Verizon screen.

I'm not sure what version was her Rom prior to the brick, but the phone recently told her there was an update about a month ago. She installed the other updates prior to this one.

I ultimately ended up performing a factory reset, and a cache wipe from the recovery, and it still wouldn't get past the Verizon Splash Screen.

I then used the Verizon Repair Assistant as suggested by many members on the forum, and it looked good for a second. It started updating all the apps, and survived past the splash screen, and into the welcome screen to get started. I started the activation process and boom, the phone reboots itself. I noticed something strange about the boot screen though. It started to look like it's glitching out.

This one is like VZW's version of the Nyan Cat! Ha.

I then tried the Odin route, Installing VZW-I535VRUCNC1-20140430102617 onto the phone. Same result.

The last thing i tried while writing this thread was removing the AIM, and attempting the no activation WiFi, which it ultimately did take me back into the phone...

I moved fast enough where I was taken back into the UI, but I would see errors like

"Unfortunately Samsung Keyboard has Stopped"

I was able to swipe around on the screen for a bit before it froze, but the weird thing is when i press on the softkeys, I could still hear the water drop sounds. Then it would either go back through it's boot looping, or it would shut down. Pressing the power button won't work here, and only a battery pull would allow it to go through the boot cycle again.

I feel like a noob still, even after being able to successfully root 3 generations of the Samsung Galaxy Phones, (Epic, S3, and S5.) but I'm totally stumped on this one.

Seems like something is locking it up,

Any help would be appreciated, and if you are local (Silicon Valley, Bay Area), I'll buy you a coffee, or a beer. hah. :fingers-crossed:

Thanks in advance!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] heyitsvu:
Anyone?:(