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[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] sjahanmi:
Problem with N910TUVS2EQB1

Ever since the N910TUVS2EQB1 update of March 2017, the T-mobile Note 4 and Note Edge up/down LTE arrows constantly stay on permanently causing battery drain. no 3rd party apps, everything closed, did factory reset, nothing running in background. not sure what data is being transmitted but phone stays hot with nothing running in background only thing that fixes this problem is a manual restart. taking in/out of airplane mode or turning data on/off does not fix. N910TUVS2EQB1 needs a fix ASAP! Its happening on all T-mobile Note 4 and Note Edges since N910TUVS2EQB1 update. The 2 little Up/down LTE arrows under the 4gLTE symbole constantly stay on permanently. Please ask Samsung to push out an update fix. thank you
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] fattire:
Hmm. Running los14.1 with eqb1 and I don't see this.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] gangpe01:
Hi [MENTION=3821825]razholio[/MENTION], sorry for the PM (Tapatalk wouldn't let me post earlier). Would it be possible to get the BL and modem for the latest T3 firmware?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] mmarcz:
I've had zero issues with QB1, best battery management yet.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] razholio:
No prob. Unfortunately, I don't have that firmware and I'm currently too busy to grab it and part it out. Ask me in a week or 2 if you still need it then.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] kwazytazz:
Can you still root on the new EQB1 firmware?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] fattire:
Not sure about stock, but lineage os runs fine
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] fragtion:
Yes
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] b00.f0087:
Thank you I tried this on my note 4 T3 and all works well. Once again thanks for the BL and Cp man

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Try the ones posted on the above link i quoted. The BL and CP provided on here where for the T model but i flashed them on my T3 and everything works well. I also had to re root after flashing both files.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] wilsonmd:
mmmmmm.......:rolleyes:

thats mean, downgrade is NOT posiible with this firmware.

If someone try it, write me, plz!

thanks!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] murayoshi:
Its only n910T3 not possible.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] wilsonmd:
Thanks for the clarification! :good:
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] shonkin:
Could someone do the same thing for the newest EQC1 update? I'm running a custom rom but would love to flash the newest bootloader/modem using twrp.

Thanks!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] razholio:
sure, I'll hitup sammobile tonight and get the download started.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] gmenik6:
If you want just the bootloader and modem forum here and you can get files here Just scroll down.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] fattire:
Also see https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=71975658&postcount=2216
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] toshik1:
Note 5 took Android 7 4EQC6 today I wonder if it ever becomes available for Note 4
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] razholio:
sorry so late on this, but I parted out the CP and BL for QC1 and put them in here:

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=158710

Edit: if you downloaded the bl&cp from the link above prior to 5/1 0:00 GMT, then re-download as the first versions had an issue. They won't hurt your device but also won't flash because they were in the wrong format.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] dalami:
Unable to flash?

Now I'm getting nervous.

I've flashed before - but this is the first time trying to go to MM from LL. Either I'm missing a step or something's very wrong.

I'm using Odin 3.12.3. I've downloaded the stock file from here - unable to flash. I tried the BL & CP - unable to flash. I get an error about unsupported dev type or write error.

I even tried Samsung's SmartSwitch - connected the phone and got "unsupported device type". Is my phone dying?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] murayoshi:
I assume you have the latest SAMSUNG USB DRIVER. Just fallow this video, is the same as upgrading your firmware. You cannot brick your phone if you using the right firmware for your phone. After you download extract the file it should be in .tar.md5
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] dalami:
Well...I think I feel better. Not much. It's not the phone - must be the PC. I tried connecting another phone (an S5) and got the same error. I've tried both SmartSwitch and Kies, and I've told them to reinstall the driver, and I've tried downloading the driver from the link you gave. None worked.

And this worked a few weeks ago when I flashed that S5...so something's off with my PC.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] blindskater39:
Flashed N910TUVU2EQC1 from EPJ2, it is smoother but don't know about the battery life just yet. Cell standby at 7% while 1 .5hr of screen on using 4%
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] shonkin:
I didn't see any files for flashing via twrp... but went ahead and downloaded just the modem and baseband files for flashing via odin on my pc. Worked flawlessly w/ my custom "Yoshi Norma rom v. 16" (no need to reinstall the rom which is what I was after).
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] will5:
Guys, what does mean that t3 cant be downgraded?

Will be able to use any custom rom after updating to qb1 or qc1?

Thanks
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] gmenik6:
It means once you upgrade to the latest bootloader QC1 you can't downgrade from QC1 down to KK but you can still install any custom rom with which doesn't need specific bootloader.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] m4f1050:
I can't flash TWRP on my T-Mobile Note 4 with baseband N910TUVU2EQC1 and security patch level 3/1/2017, it keeps saying FAIL! after it finishes writing. Like if it had a locked bootloader? But I thought Note 4 didn't have locked bootloader? Any advise?

EDIT: It worked now. I had to create a Samsung Account, then go to Security and uncheck Reactivation Lock. I guess I can enable it back again.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] GF Geek:
Happy to hear it's working now. I also have the identical phone and baseband. And just last week rooted the device and installed the latest TWRP successfully using Flashify . . . with no issues whatsoever.

FYI, and what's really weird, I never have had a security patch nor an account with Samsung. What I don't understand is why you had a security patch that required you to set up a Samsung account to disable it . . .

Ya gotta love all the "security" features these days . . .

:laugh:
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] m4f1050:
My guess is since I bought it used, all we did was remove his Google, Samsung and other accounts and uninstalled the apps I didn't want, then we removed the apps data through Titanium Backup and I added my Google account and logged in to my apps (like Pandora, Spotify, etc etc.) Phone was rooted on 5.1.1(?) so it must have been that having his account before must have triggered the security patch? IDK... But that was my solution to the ODIN FAIL! in case someone else has same issue.

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Quick question, how do I get rid of the "Set warranty bit: kernel" yellow message popping up when I boot my phone?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] GF Geek:
Good question - hope somebody has the answer 'cause I've got the same message and haven't a clue how to get rid of it.

And, I'll bet you're right that the used phone was somehow locked into the Samsung account that had the security patch. I bought my phone used also -- and started out by factory resetting then flashing the latest Firmware to "upgrade" from 4.4.4 to 6.0.1 -- maybe that cleared out any lingering ghosts in the closet?

Who knows?

:confused:
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] danman132x:
I'm trying to update to a new rom, but need the marshmallow bootloader for it. Is there anyway to just install the bootloader with ODIN? I know there was with the previous version, but I cannot find any standalone bootloader download for marshmallow that will not delete my TWRP
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] gmenik6:
You can find your answer here courtesy of mdiaz33685
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] slybarman:
Anybody having major lag and freezing since the latest update last night - Build EQE2.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] slybarman:
Anybody get EQE2 and having no problems?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] murayoshi:
Everytime you odin firmware you have to clean wipes and odin firmware then factory reset to elliminate some more left over by the rom you flash. you'll see how smooth the outcome.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] slybarman:
So does that mean you are actually running EQE2?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] fattire:
I'm running eqe2 w/my own lineage build and have had zero issues.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] m4f1050:
I hate to update via ODIN, setting up phone every time sucks.. and after rooting previous build it won't take the update. I'll wait for next update, hopefully it updates normally without losing data/settings...
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] ElMadre:
I ODIN flashed it the other day while upgrading from KK. I'm having no problems; in fact, I'm loving it.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] slybarman:
OK. Thank you.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] shonkin:
I am unsure what benefits I get by updating my N910T Note 4 w/ only the bootloader and modem, but did so anyway via Odin on my ol' Winduhs 7 laptop. It was painless:

N910TUVS2EQE2_N910TUVS2EQE2.tar

From this thread:

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=165424

Currently I'm running TWIZtd Note 4 rom with root, and the above didn't cause any trouble. I'm hoping it helps? :eek:
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] fattire:
Aside from whatever miscellaneous bug fixes, one big advantage is security fixes to help keep your phone safer from attacks via the modem.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] slybarman:
I ended up having to swap hardware. I Odin'ed back to a previous firmware and it was still FUBAR. One or two other people on the t-mo forums are having same problem with most recent firmware.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] m4f1050:
I did the TWRP update along with the SuperSu.zip (latest) install, then updated the modem/baseband via ODIN afterwards, 0 issues so far.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] ElMadre:
Just an updated on QC1, my battery life seems to be dramatically worse. I'm comparing against 4.4.4, as I just updated directly from that to QC1. No idea if earlier 6.0.1 builds had the same issue....
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] burntrat:
If I Odin full QE2, then flash a custom rom that is based on an older firmware like PXX, what exactly stays after the flash? Just the QE2 BL and modem? None of the new security fixes will stay right?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] shonkin:
I just flashed the latest EQE2 on my N910T (T Mobile) phone. Without the updated software included in the stock factory update, does doing this actually make a difference? (I'm currently running a custom N7 ported to N4 rom.)

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Don't think so... for instance, I'm running an N4 version of TWIZtd's excellent rom. It has security files dated November 2016 (under settings > about device).
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] burntrat:
I had a feeling it wouldn't stick. So if I Odined stock QE2, then flashed Twiztd rom, it would be pointless. I should just flash Twiztd first then just flash the QE2 BL and modem.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] razholio:
Yes, the difference is positive with regards to potential security fixes to the bootloader and modem,as well as compatibility with the drivers in your custom rom. However, it can also be negative if the drivers in your rom are out of date with regards to bootloader and modem such that there are compatibility issues. I've taken the upgrade and see approach in favor of the security updates and hopes that I don't break compatibility. So far, so good, but my rom (hsbadr's emotion) is fairly up to date.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] unimatrix725:
Bundling LTE/Modem Files...

In case you have not got an answer about bundling Non-HLOS & modem. Its 2 parts of the radio baseband firmware. The NON-HLOS (HighLevelO.S.){aka APNHLOS, APN&HLOS sound familiar?} is the LTE portion and the modem is eg: 3g/Calling part. This is the shortest and easiest answer from my experience. As you have pointed out they dont always have to match for proper function, but its best to do so in a set.

PS: I have read a couple places that the sdi/dbi partition is critical. Something about containing frequency infos. I suspect some people who only update the standard 2 and do have problems when jumping large versions (eg 4.4->6.x.x), this is probably why... I am still researching. I am trying to resurrect a dead note. Looking for debrick images, just going to try and make my own....
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] lazarus0000:
I have a stock Note 4 running the latest firmware. Tell me what you need and I'll send you a file, assuming I can figure out how to do so.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] alexdelara:
[Can someone post or re-upload the original N910T3UVS3EQB1 as the link at the top is gone... well, the file is gone. ]

I got something else instead, I went with the rooted one from here https://xdaforums.com/note-4-tmobile/development/rom-n910t3uvs3eqb1-stock-rooted-odex-t3576481

Mine was running 6.0.1, the latest (as of 09/20/2017) T-mobile, N910T3UVS3EQE2 and as everyone else, the phone became crap after the patch: slow, laggy, rebooty, etc so I wanted to downgrade.

The link above did the trick.

Setup I used:

- Odin 3.10 to install TWRP

- TWRP 3.0.1 is good ( the 3.0.2 cuts the screen to the sides)

Made a backup using SmartSync, just in case

Copied the zipfile from the post above to the sdcard

Booted in recovery, brings up TWRP (awesome thing )

Made TWRP backup, just in case (took 45 minutes, about 8.5 gig size)

Cleaned up cache/dalvik cache

Finally kicked off the installation from TWRP, with the rooted image from the post above.

Took about 10 minutes, two reboots, plus about 15-20 minutes to go over the "apps optimizations"

I am back in business, all my setup was not touched so, didn;'t have to use any backup

Being root, the best thing now is that t-mobile cannot push updates and ****up my phone anymore !!!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] Lorien_Silmaril:
Hey there everyone, my wife has the T3 version and I was wondering if anyone's parted flashable bootloader & modem for QC1? It seems to have been requested several times but I don't see any links for them. Thanks!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] gmenik6:
This guy has all but he has nt10. Maybe its compatible with t3..anyway here is the link https://xdaforums.com/note-4-tmobile/development/roms-10-29-2014-t2922618
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] ElMadre:
There's a new version out, N910TTMB2EQI2 ....
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] timg11:
Nice! Anyone have a link to this firmware on a site that is not "pay to download"?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] gmenik6:
Besides SamMobile which is down for free accnt. till 24 this mo. UPDATO is your best bet http://updato.com/firmware-archive-select-model?record=F39115EAB58C11E7963AFA163EE8F90B
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] timg11:
Looking at the T-Mobile list of Note4 Updates for the N910T US Version, I do not find the release N910TTMB2EQI2. In fact, all the versions start with "N910TUV". Is it possible that N910TTMB2EQI2 is for a different device or region? Or maybe TMO is just slow updating their list?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] ElMadre:
Yeah, sorry, I used the wrong line: https://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/galaxy-note4/SM-N910T/TMB/download/N910TUVU2EQI2/192430/

PDA	N910TUVU2EQI2

CSC	N910TTMB2EQI2

Of course, after I paid the money for the faster download, turns out I still couldn't use my device for work anymore (new requirements, can't fulfill if Knox has been tripped), so I had to bite the bullet and get a Note 8. Have to say, I'm not regretting it.....
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] fehk:
Guys would there be a way to root the eqi1 version? My replacement just came with that installed and this is the first post I've seen it mentioned
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] AnonVendetta:
[MENTION=4304227]fehk[/MENTION]: Download twrp-3.1.1-0-trlte.img.tar from https://dl.twrp.me/trlte/. Then Google for Odin 3.12.7 and download that. And download the Samsung USB drivers from Samsung's website. After that turn the phone off, then hold volume down and power. Release when you see the download mode screen, then press volume up. Connect phone to PC with USB cable, run Odin. Make sure that only the "F Reset Time" box is checked, all others should be unchecked. Then click on AP slot and browse to the TWRP file. Click start, wait a minute or 2, then unplug phone when green "Pass" box appears. Unplug phone, remove battery and reinsert it, turn phone back on. Then download a SuperSU, Magisk, or Phh's Superuser zip file. Boot back to TWRP while holding volume up and power, flash one of those zip files, you should be rooted now. Or you can download a SuperSU system mode zip file (Google it) and flash that instead. But you will need a custom kernel that sets SELinux to permissive mode if you go that route, otherwise phone wont boot. SuperSU installed in systemless mode will have no issues booting regardless of kernel.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] fehk:
Thanks so much, new phone is rooted using superSU
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] timg11:
Has anyone tried N910TUVU2EQI2 with an SM-N910T? [MENTION=8557112]alexdelara[/MENTION] was using a T3, and linked to a different version, but after his post, the N910TUVU2EQI2 was released in Sept 2017.

Is anyone using it?

Is it problem-free?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] brc6985:
I have had an N910T2 (carrier unlocked version of N910T) for about a year and a half, and QI2 has been the most stable firmware for me. However, I am on jovy23's deodexed ROM (https://xdaforums.com/note-4-tmobile/development/rom-n910tuvu1anj7-4-4-4-deodexed-ciq-t2915737) with xposed installed. Still, best stock experience I've had so far.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] fattire:
I've used it for several months on los14.1. With all the bits that came with that firmware. And for two days with 15.1...

No issues relating to it.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] timg11:
Thanks for the reply - very helpful. I'm unfamiliar with the terms los14.1 and 15.1. Can you explain?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] fattire:
sorry los = Lineage OS.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] timg11:
Thanks - I read about Lineage OS, and understand it is an alternate operating system for Android. It's good to know it works well on the Note4, but I was asking about success of using Samsung stock firmware/OS N910TUVU2EQI2 on the Note 4. I run stock except for systemless root.

Earlier [MENTION=8557112]alexdelara[/MENTION] said "Mine was running 6.0.1, the latest (as of 09/20/2017) T-mobile, N910T3UVS3EQE2 and as everyone else, the phone became crap after the patch: slow, laggy, rebooty, etc so I wanted to downgrade"

N910TUVU2EQI2 was released days after that post, so I wanted to see if those issues had been resolved.

If you are using Lineage OS, I'm assuming that would effectively replace N910TUVU2EQI2, correct?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] fattire:
To be clearer-- The stock Android provided by Samsung for the Tmobile carrier on the Note 4 should automatically update the modem/bootloader partitions as you upgrade to their official software. In other words, you don't need to do anything-- when Samsung updates your software, it will update not only the version of Android but the additional portions related to the bootloader, modem software, etc.

That said, if you are doing updates manually to non-official operating systems such as Lineage OS (formerly CyanogenMod), you would use a "recovery mode" to update the system partition to the newest software (after downloading it yourself). On other devices, the process is automatic even with Lineage OS, but as the Note 4 isn't supported officially yet, for now you just have to download and install it yourself. The standard TWRP recovery program does not update the bootloader and modem. To do this yourself, you would use one of two programs-- Odin for MacOS or Windows, and something called "heimdall" an open source version of Odin essentially, for Linux.

I think in the footer of my message you'll see a description of how to use Heimdall for Linux. But anyway, the files that are part of the EQC1 update are likely to be mostly bug fixes to the modem, perhaps some security patches, and that sort of thing. I can't remember any version having truly changed the functionality for about two or three years, when there was a change to where certain "widevine" files were stored in the /vendor/firmware directory if I'm remembering correctly. Stock versions of Android, since they were updated by Samsung along with the modem/bootloader/etc updates were fine, but a change was required to LineageOS (then Cyanogenmod) were required to accomodate for the new widevine files.

Anyway, this is probably more than you wanted to know. The short answer is that if you are using the stock Samsung version of Android, the firmware is updated simultaneous to the OS update. If you're doing it manually, I can confirm that with a Cyanogenmod/LineageOS-based version of Nougat and Oreo the EQC1 stuff should work.

Hope this is clearer.

ft

PS-- if you are referring to the "EQC1" version of BOTH the firmware/modem bits as well as the core OS, I would advise you to always be up to date on the latest stock operating system as there are security fixes you will certainly want to have.
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2015) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] EsromTech:
Reserved

What works?

RIL (Calls, sms, data)

Bluetooth (also with audio)

Camcorder

Camera general (1080p works fine)

Video Playback

Dados and RIL

Wifi

Audio

Sensors

LED

Flash

Hostpot

InCall

GPS

OTG

FM

What does not work?

No, you tell me

Notice:

n/a
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2015) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] paulo boë:
Thanks. The j5 nougat community just grows and grows:good:
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2015) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] UmarBurney:
Yes but J500H is left alone. There no Nogut for J500H yet. I don't know why developers have stopped developing for J500H.. :(:(:(
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2015) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] paulo boë:
I know that. But although i have a FN, i still have hope that the other versions will come. It may take some time. Like a lot. But it will come:good:
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2015) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] UmarBurney:
Hope so brother. Thank you.
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2015) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] serdotlinecho:
Really nice to see custom rom that was not based on LineageOS and looking good AOSP rom.
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2015) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] serdotlinecho:
After playing and exploring a while with this ROM, I think this is my favourite Android nougat rom right now for J5. ?
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2015) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] American_Jesus:
It's because the device tree to J500H is not finish, stop spamming every thread asking for build to J500H.

When devs make it work on J500H there'll be builds for that.

Devs didn't stop working on J500H, you can follow the project on Github, they are working on H like the other models too see it here

https://github.com/J5-Nougat/android_device_samsung_j53gxx

https://github.com/J5-Nougat/proprietary_vendor_samsung_j53gxx

https://github.com/J5-Nougat
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2015) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] Telepracity:
Esrom05 + SoUnd001 = gods
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2015) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] serdotlinecho:
There's a bug with microphone on Google app and assistant. Google app does not detect the voice and when you tap on the microphone icon on Google app and assistant, it shows "Can't reach Google at the moment". This only happens on this rom.
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2015) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] Demicro:
???

You wrote the same thing in both roms.

I think there's something you're doing wrong. Can you provide more information?
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2015) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] joshua_isyot:
Tried on my j500g and its working fine. This rom is very awesome! All working except for the google microphone.