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[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] s161008:
Hi all,

Thank for reading this post.

After I have flashed my branded carrier Vodafone NL -> to the PHN firmware - everything went well. I could boot up set up my account, then when I started to set up my KNOX account, the problems began to appear.

First I could not sign in my KNOX account ... then perform a reinstall of KNOX but ran into an error message telling me "was not able to install because KNOX detected a custom binary" (Phone not rooted). So when I look into ODIN splash screen of the telephone KNOX warranty was ok 0 0x0000). However the letter "b" down below was turned from "0" into "1", this would mean that the binary was changed at some point (well yes, I just flashed to another stock rom).

Anyway, since I need KNOX for work, I had to flashed the Phone back to the Vodafone NL rom. By doing that I was able to get everything up and running again including KNOX. However, when I checked the information I saw that my CSC information was wiped away.

So my question is: I have the Vodafone NL Firmware, when I extract the 5 files, I see a CSC and HOME_CSC file. Is it safe to flash these files via ODIN? Or which files do I need to have in order to get back my CSC information?

In advance thanks for your help.

Cheers!

[UPDATE]

Problem solved - via SmartSwitch - Flashing Original F/W
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] vman10:
I have seen many people on the ROM forums saying that you can't install Marshmallow ROMs on a G925I, or asking how to install.

Well I can say that yes it is possible and yes it is really straight forward and easy to do.

So I have decided to do it myself (prior to this I was also on Lollipop ROM) and took down the steps (literally step by step) to help others.

Please note: This will trip Knox.

What you need first:

1. Official Stock Marshmallow ROM for G925I

Download from here

2. Odin (I used 3.10.7)

3. Arter97's TWRP 3.0 recovery fro G925FI

Download from here

4. A custom ROM (I used Pure Stock ExtraLite Rom). Copy to your phone.

Steps:

1. Backup (EFS, nandroid, I also copied my files like photos, documents, etc to my PC)

2. Turn off device

3. Power on device directly in recovery (volume up + home + power)

4. Plug USB cable to PC and device

5. Go to Mount and enable MTP

6. Delete folders you don't need (I only kept DCIM, Bluetooth, downloads, documents, etc)

6.1 In DCIM, delete .thumbnails. I also deleted all the other folders with a . in front of them

7. Disable MTP and pull the USB cable from your device

8. Go to Home and click on Wipe

9. Swipe to factory reset

10. Click back and then advanced wipe

11. Select dalvik cache, cache, data and system (no need to wipe internal)

12. Swipe to wipe

13. Turn off device

14. Power on device directly in download mode (volume down + home + power)

15. Press volume up to continue in download mode

16. Start ODIN in administrator

17. Connect USB cable and make sure your device is recognised by ODIN

18. Click on AP and select G925I Marshmallow Stock ROM

19. Click start (it will take some time to flash)

20. Once finished, let it boot into new Marshmallow Stock ROM

21. You can unplug the USB once it is booting

22. Once booted, quickly setup your phone (probably dont need to but i wanted to see it first)

23. Once booted, turn off device completely

24. Power on device directly in download mode (volume down + home + power)

25. Press volume up to continue in downlod mode

26. This time uncheck auto reboot

27. Connect USB cable and make sure your device is recognised by ODIN

28. Click on AP and select Arter97's TWRP 3.0 (.tar.md5)

29. Click start

30. Once finished, unplug the USB cable from device

31. Press volume down + home + power until phone turns off (screen black). Release the keys and immediately press volume up + home + power to boot phone into recovery

32. Agree to TWRP's modification of the system message (swipe to allow)

33. Plug USB cable in device and click on mount

34. Once again delete files you don't need (folders with a . in front of them)

35. Disable MTP and unplug USB cable from device

36. Go to Home and click on Wipe

37. Swipe to factory reset

38. Click back and then advanced wipe

39. Select dalvik cache, cache, data and system (no need to wipe internal)

40. Swipe to wipe

41. Go to Home and select Install

42. Select ROM and swipe to flash

43. Reboot once installation is complete

44. Enjoy!

Credits:

[MENTION=4898097]arter97[/MENTION] for TWRP 3.0

[MENTION=4074799]ambasadii[/MENTION] for ROM I used
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] hbaez:
On G925IDVU2COGA?

is it possible to install the update from G925IDVU3EPC5 on G925IDVU2COGA ?

Thanks in advance!
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] vman10:
Yes it should work. That is the build that I flashed to switch to Marshmallow from Lollipop.
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] EazyVG:
Thanks, was looking for the instructions, just to make sure and will do it soon and update on the result.

UPDATE: Worked like a charm ... thanks. BTW, trips KNOX for those who cares.
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] raroh69:
Thanks... but this void knox?
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] aditia581999:
The flashing rom of stock marshmallow did not void knox, but the twrp maybe trigger the knox , but im not sure since im a stock user :D
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] raroh69:
Thanks! Just got update to M now!
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] the Doctor:
Flashing anything not signed by Samsung like a custom recovery, kernel or ROM will trip Knox. Rooting also trips Knox.
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] vman10:
Knox for me was already tripped before flashing MM but yes this will trip Knox
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] raroh69:
SM-G925I update to MM been relase now, so no need to rooting or install cwm unless want to dualboot!
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] ProbablyRaging:
Awesome tutorial, very easy to follow indeed.

I however, instead of downloading a custom ROM fom XDA decided to download the stock Nepal 6.0.1 from sammobile. Since installing that ROM I have noticed very very poor battery life. Almost losing 5% of battery every 30 minutes SoT, this compared to losing 1% per 30 mins of SoT back on stock 5.1.1 Australia XDA.

Would anyone be able to shed some light on this at all? Maybe a fix? Do you know of a better custom MM ROM with better battery life?

Thanks
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] vman10:
Well that's what I did. I downloaded the stock MM ROM from sammobile in order to get MM boot loader and modem. And then was able to use a custom ROM.

Not wanting to be rude but are you sure you have your stats right? 1% of battery loss per 30 minutes of SOT is impossible.. that means you'll be getting 5 hours SOT per 10% battery loss..

Right now I'm sitting on 90% battery life with a SOT of 30 minutes with hotspot on, browsing the internet, XDA and facebook.. battery life should get better but in the past few days I've been getting over 4 hours SOT per cycle. Which is roughly what I got on LP.
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] Eudemony:
Why do you need to uncheck auto-reboot??
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] ProbablyRaging:
I'll admit the 1% per 30 mins SoT was a tiny exaggeration/estimate, but not far off.

I noticed the poor battery this morning when I woke up. I took my phone off charge (100% at the time, after an ~8 hour charge), I muted some alarms and put my phone back down, roughly 30 minutes later I got out of bed, checked my phone and noticed it was down to 96% without even using it.

As I've used it more and more through the day (as my charge gets lower) I am noticing an improvement in battery discharge so I guess I'll just let it go flat and give it a fresh charge and go from there.

I may just be focusing on the battery percentage more now because, new firmware/features ect.. But I still feel like I am losing 3-4% more now then I was on Lollipop.

But just to clarify, using the Nepal ROM on an Australian phone wouldn't be draining battery would it? I can't really think why it would, but worth asking.

I believe this is because sometimes your phone may want to boot straight into the firmware after flashing certain things. Such as with installing TWRP, TWRP needs to finish installing by booting into recovery after flashing, and not into the firmware.

Pardon me if this isn't correct.
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] Eudemony:
Only reason I ask is I tried it both ways of letting it reboot and not (by Editting the Odin.ini file) and their was no difference other than I had to manually reboot when auto reboot was off (which was annoying!)
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] ProbablyRaging:
Did you try rebooting into recovery after instead of booting into the firmware? Also you can uncheck auto reboot within Odin, you don't need to edit the .ini file.
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] Eudemony:
Hmm.. Can't remember.

Installed 4 or 5 times from scratch.

Doesn't matter now. Tested after that I could restore and all good.

Version of Odin I used has no options for auto reboot in the UI. [emoji106]
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] nicotb:
One question: can I get to install the marshmallow stock rom only following the instructions 14 to 20? I am not interested to wipe data (I haven´t done it the previous times I have done it in other mobiles) and I don't want to install a custom rom

I'm feeling curious, in this case you don't need to install it rooting the device in first place?

Thank you!
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] ProbablyRaging:
If all you're doing is flashing the stock MM ROM then yes, you should be fine doing steps 14-20. Generally, when flashing stock ROMs you wont lose any of your data (images, media, documents..) also there is no need to wipe your phones data, but I would still recommend making a backup just in case something does go wrong.
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] nicotb:
Thank you. I've done it and it works smoothly so far :good:

I didn't make a backup but I didn´t have any problem
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] sentinelprime96:
Sir i have samsung g925i i was just wondering how to do a official update to marshmello and please can u please post some images of the changes in the UI
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] raroh69:
Just go to settings and find software updates! It will download about 1.2 gb

Sorry i cant post images abot ui changes! I just cant find out what changes, its just more better on edge...
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] crislea:
not registered on the network

Hi.

I followed your steps to upgrade my g925i, but when turning on official MM, I released the warning "not registered on the network," just continue with the steps and did not lose me any, but not change the this network , do you know what could be the problem?

HELP!!:crying:
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] Nyck0laz:
Firmware wich one?

Can i flash firmware from another country? Since my 925i is from mexico and the only firmware available is the 5.1.1 on the samsung's link provided.

And if the answer is yes, wich one do you recommend me to flash?

Sorry i'm coming from a nexus 6 and this model's thing got me a little confused.

Thnx.
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] assassin34:
even me too I have Australia Vodafone version and i don't think it will be updated to MM anytime soon......
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] fadyfareed:
Hi, I have the G925I Australian Vodafone and they have not released MM yet, I'm not interested in custom rom or root, Can I just flash any stock MM rom from http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/database/SM-G925I/ using odin?:confused:
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] manzomatias:
hello, i have root but i need to back to original kernel to ota updates, please give me the link to download original kernel 6.0.1

sry for my bad eng
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] zizou84zizou84:
Hi crislea,

Did you find a solution for not registered on the network problem

I'm facing the same issue
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] safzath:
I also face the same problem with S6 G925i,

Not Registered on Network.

Please help me fix it [emoji106]
[Wear OS General] Trafalgar Square:
With Android 6.0 a new power saver mode (Doze) was included. While people are getting better battery stats, Doze had a bad habit of knocking out apps with genuinely important roles to play. Android Wear too. Thethe new update Android Wear 1.5 adds awareness of Doze Mode and prompts users to add it to the protected list.

When you start the new App the first time,it will have a bright blue notice on the screen to let you know that your watch may not remain connected unless the Wear app is allowed to run in the background. If you press on the continue button, Android Wear will be added to the list of not optimized apps. Most of the actions with the watch are handled by the Google Play Services, but services like Voice Search are handled by the Android Wear App. Google Play Services are automatticly protected from the optimized Apps.

And with the 1.5 Update Google added support for Casio's upcoming Smart Outdoor Watch WSD-F10.

The first screen of the Android Wear App is now scrollable.

Download

APKMirror

AndroidFileHost

Source: AndroidPolice​
[Wear OS General] insestito:
thanks!!!

i will try now!
[Wear OS General] galaxys:
Nice! Looking forward to this version... :cool:
[Wear OS General] hama2:
stay connectet are in loop on Huawei P8 gra l09 B321 android 6.0 and huawei watch

on click contiue no popup ,,ignore battery....

i,am back to 1.4
[Desire 816 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mohdhammouri:
I have HTC desire 816 dual sim, I have recently updated the device to official HTC android 6.0 with HTC sense 7.0 . after the upgrade I'm unable to use my SD card.

when I go to settings --> storage and USB, I found the status of the SD card as "Ejected", I try to mount but nothing happens as I got a small message that SD card is mounted but nothing happens.

Tried the SD card on other phones and it is working . also I formatted it but the same issue.
[Tasker Tips & Tricks] ManagementCritic:
Even on the fairly generous display of my Nexus 6, working in Tasker can be a bit tedious, especially over protracted periods of time. I like a full sized keyboard and a mouse. I like being able to develop ideas on my laptop with multiple monitors; work in multiple full featured editors; move things around to suit my whims; cut and paste text and files as the need arises.

I have an HP Elitebook running Win10. The N6 is not rooted. Currently, the display of my N6 is mirrored to a window on my laptop (which I can resize[!]). The laptop keyboard and mouse now work with my N6. From my PC I can do anything on my N6 from change settings, to cut 'n paste, to move files and to program and test Tasker in its native environment. Want to know how? It's easy. I had this set up in about 3 minutes.

This is all thanks to a Chrome extension call Vysor (by ClockworkMod).

Required:

Read this article: /article/pro-tip-mirror-your-android-device-on-your-pc-with-ease/ at techrepublic DOT com

There are a few drawbacks, most notably with a little display latency. But depending what hardware you are using, how many things you have running at once and how you've configured, your mileage will probably vary. Me? I'm happy. :D
[Tasker Tips & Tricks] ManagementCritic:
Sorry about the link. I'm new to the forum. Need a few more posts before URLs are enabled. But I just thought I would add that I am working on an organization chart and a flow-control flowchart for organizing more complex Tasker projects. I need this stuff or I get lost and run down rabbit trails.

I'm a pretty visually oriented kind of guy. That is one reason that Vysor has proven to be valuable to me. I can have my word processor with the charts and development notes open, XML displayed in Notepad++, two File Explorer windows for easily transferring files, cut 'n paste available so I can grab from my lists of Profile, Tasks and Variable names and Audacity open for making quick, down and dirty notification MP3s (like voicing over a Star Trek 'incoming message' sound effect with, "Captain, you have a voice message".) OK, I'm a little geeky. :rolleyes:
[Tasker Tips & Tricks] simonwil:
Thanks for tip. Here is the link.

http://www.techrepublic.com/article/pro-tip-mirror-your-android-device-on-your-pc-with-ease/
[Tasker Tips & Tricks] BaGRoS:
"Nothing to see here folks

Oops! Looks like this page has been removed or no longer exists...

*scratches head*"

메가 서명.
[Tasker Tips & Tricks] ManagementCritic:
I just clicked the link BaGRoS. Worked fine for me. *scratches head*
[Tasker Tips & Tricks] BaGRoS:
Not for me

메가 서명.
[Tasker Tips & Tricks] ManagementCritic:
I just checked the article again. No problem. Let's try this another way. Have you looked for the Chrome extension Vysor? The article "By Jack Wallen | August 28, 2015, 4:11 AM PST" says in part:

From the Chrome browser, go to the Vysor page, click ADD TO CHROME, and then click Add (when prompted). Now, if you click the Apps button (upper left corner of the Chrome window, under the bookmark toolbar), you should see the Vysor app ready to launch.

Prepping your device

In order for this to work, you must enable USB debugging on your Android device. This is simple. First, you must enable Developer options. Here's how:

Open Settings

Locate and tap About Phone

Locate Build number

Tap Build number seven times

Tap the back button

Locate and tap the newly added Developer options

To enable USB debugging, do the following:

Open Settings

Locate and Tap Developer options

Tap to enable USB debugging

Plug your device, via USB, into the computer running Vysor. Once connected, click on the Chrome Apps button, and then click on the Vysor launcher. A new window will appear with a Find Devices button. Click that button, and your device should instantly appear

Highlight your device, and then click the Select button. On your device, you'll be prompted to accept the computers RSA fingerprint. Click OK on that window, and the Vysor mirror window should appear displaying the screen from your Android device.
​

Hope this helps...
[Tasker Tips & Tricks] philippe734:
Teamviewer works too to do the same job
[Tasker Tips & Tricks] ManagementCritic:
Hi philippe734 and thanks. TeamViewer is a great piece of software. But it is a little overkill for this purpose. It is also cloud based and therefore presents certain security concerns. I didn't know if you were aware, but InfoSecurity, the online magazine, has linked TeamViewer with the ransomware, Surprise! http://www.infosecurity-magazine.com/news/surprise-ransomware-spreading-via/

I'm no security expert, but I'm using Vysor over a USB link from within Chrome. My home network has no WiFi router and my Cloud account is pretty much a one-way proposition. I try to keep everything local except those things I upload to share or conversely, to put out of reach of anyone that might take possession of my phone (such as dashcam videos and other types of recordings).
[HTC One A9] Trafalgar Square:
HTC Aero M9 - Specifications

System: Android 6 Marshmallow

Display: 5' FullHD (1920 x 1080), Corning Gorilla Glass 4

CPU: Qualcomm Snapdragon 617 (4x 1,5 GHz, 4x 1,2 GHz, 64-Bit)

Storage: 2 GB RAM / 16 GB ROM or 3 GB RAM / 32 GB ROM

Connectivity: 2G, 3G, 4G (FDD: 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 20, 28 / TDD: 38, 40, 41)

Camera: 13 Megapixel with (OIS), front: Ultrapixel-Camera

Battery: 2150 mAh (QuickCharge 2.0, QuickCharge 3.0 Update)

Dimensions: 145,75 x 70,8 x 7,26 mm, 143 g.
​
[HTC One A9] incaner:
whats that?
[HTC One A9] MGfusion:
That's an old concept picture of what was thought the HTC One A9 would look like, but IDK why there is a concept picture instead of the real phone
[Xiaomi Redmi 2 Questions & Answers] isamsaab:
Hi, i need to recognize bootloader version on my device, can anyone help me?
[Xiaomi Redmi 2 Questions & Answers] Feliz80:
Go to setting about phone and see what android version you got kk or lp so you know which version Bootloader you have
[Honor 6, 6 Plus Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] R4YZ:
After upgrading my honor 6 to marshmallow it keep rebooting..so i try to flash stock rom but it stuck..my fastboot is locked.i try to unlocked it at huawei website.i have sn number and imei but it need product id..i also cant enable usb debbuging...plz help :confused:
[P3600 Software Upgrading] joefso:
Is there a volume booster for the htc 3600. Sometimes audio are almost unhearable(even when the volume is 100%, using the earplugs, fromt the handsfree set) to hear, while the volume is high, perhaps a boost could get them louder.
[Off-topic] Hunkman:
what was your favorite Flagship still now but must be released two years before :fingers-crossed:
[Off-topic] d12unk13astard:
Easy... the Note 3!!

Still a beast of a phone to this day one of my daily drivers.
[Off-topic] Hunkman:
Samsung galaxy S2 <3
[Off-topic] ironman38102:
Wasn't that released ages ago? Or that phones have advanced so much that I think its old :/
[Off-topic] Hunkman:
Lol :D yesss! but Love it though. Pretty Pioneer!
[Off-topic] :
Dude! That's weak! :silly:
[Off-topic] ShadowLea:
My N9005 Note 3, without a doubt. This thing happily keeps up with the new flagships despite it being 2.5 years old.
[Off-topic] Hunkman:
[MENTION=4036181]Darth[/MENTION] [MENTION=3690061]karandpr[/MENTION] You guys made me Lmfao :D

This is my favorite :silly:
[Off-topic] Hunkman:
I love that too :D

Sorry for being so obsessed with samsung :P
[Off-topic] ironman38102:
Samsung probably build the device using Nokia's 3310 remains. I'm not even joking but that thing refuses to break down! My cousin is known to shatter his phone screen but his Note 3 is so far safe. ??
[Off-topic] ShadowLea:
Hahaha, headcanon accepted! :laugh: I'll introduce my Note 3 to my old Nokia one day. "And this, my dear, is your great great grandfather."
[Off-topic] ironman38102:
Even great great sounds weird for a phone so old.
[Off-topic] ShadowLea:
Well, they still work... ;)
[Off-topic] ironman38102:
You have a 3310? The oldest Nokia I still have is 3210(the one with the flashing lights on the sides)
[Off-topic] ShadowLea:
Yep! I still use it sometimes, as an emergency device or whenever I have to go somewhere where I can't risk a smartphone. :)
[Off-topic] ironman38102:
Same here. Used my 3210 after got my first Moto G hard bricked until I fooled the warranty centre to get me a replacement! But sometimes I just hate using old school phones.
[Off-topic] ShadowLea:
Lol yes, I had to use the 3310 for a day after my S3's battery died halfway across the country on a sunday. It worked fine for the way it was intended, but I had to check the train times on the internet... Needless to say that didn't go so well :laugh:
[Off-topic] ironman38102:
Its really weird how the technology has advanced but we are still really not advancing in terms of battery life. They should focus on greater battery life than having ridiculous amounts of power!
[Off-topic] ShadowLea:
Oh, no, I meant it literally died. :laugh: As in, needed to be replaced. But all the shops are closed on a sunday. :p

Battery life actually seems to be decreasing, with companies using smaller batteries than a few years ago. Really makes no sense whatsoever... My Note 3 does about 22 days in deep sleep, and has an average screen-on time of 12 hours. My tablet recently managed to drop to 35% after 51 days. Newer devices are lucky if they even manage to make it to the end of the day. :(
[Off-topic] ironman38102:
Idk how Note 3 lasts because Moto G and Note 3 don't have much difference and I don't get much battery life. 6 hours maximum battery life which really angers me most
[Off-topic] ShadowLea:
That's not a lot :(

I'm a bit of a controlfreak when it comes to my phone, so I've got just about everything disabled(Locationservices, Sync) or set to manual(Bluetooth, WiFi). That helps a lot in terms of batterylife. So does Greenify.

Here's what mine does (pure stock 4.4.2, not rooted anymore because of Horizon Go): (You can probably imagine why I refuse to update the firmware.. xD)
[Off-topic] ironman38102:
Eh? Greenify didn't really help me or I didn't know how to do use it. I did turn off sync for gmail but in the end I kept on forgetting to check my gmail so I turned it back on. I turned off everything in GPS section but I don't really get much battery life and not really sure what to do. I'm on marshmallow BTW.