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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ballgum:
If I'm on this baseband version, can i flash the Dompop rom: https://xdaforums.com/note-3-tmobile/development/rom-dompop-urv1-tekhd-edition-note-4-t3060175

Or do i need to change baseband version??

Also, to root my note 3 should i follow this guide or something else? https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2672393
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ravenchalk:
modem bootloader

here, i just posted this: https://xdaforums.com/note-3-tmobile/general/updated-bl-cp-t-mobile-galaxy-note-3-t3651839
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] AndroidHacker99:
ODIN should update the modem partition when you flash the latest firmware, I'm not sure why yours didn't update unless you somehow flashed it incorrectly. I'll record a video on how to do if you'd like.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Willie Blake:
I have the SM-N900TUVUFQD2 from T Mobile, but not on a major network.

Would like to update to Marshmallow, can someone please post the steps on how to do this or a link if someone has the Marshmallow update file, please.

The link in AndroidHacker99 post is 5.0 Lollipop

Update; I am running Phronesis N5 6.0.1 v3.0 and it is running very well with no problems.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] frank3427:
I am on the latest lineageOS 20170822, my phone shows a baseband of N900TUVSFPH3, how can I update to latest modem firmware?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] farscaper11:
Here is the link to the newest baseband

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=673368273298969970
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] AndroidHacker99:
Alright, sounds like there needs to be some clarification here.

#1. I installed the update via ODIN, and IF you flashed the update via ODIN as well, your baseband WILL update (assuming something didn't go wrong, in which case I recommend a re-flash to ensure the process completed successfully).

#2. I never intended this to become an error reporting thread, I was simply posting a notification for those who didn't know about this update. You should go post about this in the Troubleshooting section of this Note 3 (TMO) subsection.

#3. If you want to complain to me saying "This update broke my phone!!"... It's not my software, therefore it's not my problem. All modifications (this includes firmware flashes) are YOUR responsibility and YOU perform it at YOUR OWN RISK.

Go look around on XDA, everyone says "PERFORM AT YOUR OWN RISK".

Hope this cleared most of it up, if not... go re-read it because you probably didn't ACTUALLY read it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] AndroidHacker99:
I never stated that it was a Marshmallow build... I figured it was obvious that it's Lollipop since our Note 3 will NOT be getting any updates past Lollipop, period.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] MarkerB:
Well, not exactly "period". In the bigger scheme of things, through other avenues besides OTA, we've got some great options. I'm running Nougat 7.1.2 on it via LineageOS 14.1, and it's been working very well.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] AndroidHacker99:
Excuse my error, I should have said "The Note 3 will not be getting any official updates past Lollipop". Simple mistake. :D
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Ganbara_Knight:
Anyone know where to can find a deodexed version of this update please?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] farscaper11:
You haven't been getting the not connected or your offline when you have a good lte signal?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] MarkerB:
No, things are working well. I'm using a T-Mobile phone with an AT&T MVNO. For a while AT&T was taking from 1 to 30 minutes to connect me to their data network, but I think that was a network authentication or MVNO-marginalizing issue.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] farscaper11:
I tried using [ROM][HLTE\TMO\CHN][OFFICIAL]*** Resurrection Remix N 5.8.5 ***[15.10.2017] on a T-Mobile note 3 (sm-n900t) and it worked for a few days , I had the correct answer settings on. But then after that of a few days I started to get that "your offline " message from a any website I visited and so the data just stopped working while the phone indicating I had good LTE signal. I've read that it happens to some SM-N900T phones but not all. Maybe other users are using different Kernels or somwthing. So I decided to go back to stock 5.0.

I would like to use 7.1 but not if it's going to do what i described above. You wouldn't happen to know what to do would you?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] MarkerB:
I don't think Resurrection Remix includes the baseband / modem code, so I doubt your problems have anything to do with your ROM. You didn't say whether you have the baseband identified in the title of this thread, N900TUVUFQD2.

Also, diagnosing problems really shouldn't be limited to attempting to access stuff with your browser. There are more useful diagnostics available. When it's not working, do you see a little exclamation point in the signal bar display? I know that modern CyanogenMod and LineageOS ROMs will show an exclamation point when the data connection is rejected.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] farscaper11:
I know both modem/bootloaders are with stock and were up to date with RR's Rom. It was really the only issue i had with it

Wifi worked with no problems

Bluetooth worked with no problems.

Sound worked with no problems.

Everything worked with no problems.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] RatchetXP14:
is any new firmware still rootable using CF-AutoRoot?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] rayporsche:
I've just updated my SM-N900T to this latest bootloader & modem (N900TUVUFQD2), rooted it with CF-Autoroot followed with the TWRP 2.8.7 all via Odin then flashed Super-SU without any hiccups. To go further I went into the 'Samsung Galaxy Note 3' forum from where I downloaded a badazz custom ROM; 'C9 Pro Port [N900X] Aspire Team C9 Pro v4.01' and the old Note 3 looks almost as good as my Nexus 6 ! It is running better than ever without any issues and all the bloatware and such !

So yes it is doable as long as you follow procedure of course.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] LouieBlu:
Hey Rayporshe, you have a link to download N900TUVUFQD2 the 1.4 gb verson all these places online want me to pay or wait 8 hours, appreciate any help :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] rayporsche:
Yes I do, I imagine that I could upload it to Dropbox and share the link so you can download it at your convenience. I guess you need to PM me your email for the sharing and in the mean time I will upload the zip to Dropbox. Let me know if that works for you buddy...

UPDATE : File is ready....
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Ovrclck:
pm'd
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] rayporsche:
Linked !
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] q2n:
Anyone think it strange that this is the first update NOT available 'officially', on SamMobile? We have an announcement from Tmo, then the update itself posted by community. Not seen this combination before.

BTW, just unlocked one using Unlockscout via this service on fleaBay for $12.99 US. Lowest price for reliable unlock I've ever seen. Now working great on AT&T network.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] o_deacon:
I have Phronesis Rom N7 v7.0 on my SM-N900T. How can I flashing only bootloader and baseband?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] tcuwolf:
Can someone make zip file we can flash the baseband
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] q2n:
Here you go: N900T-basesband-update-to-QD2-radios-only.zip.

Zip contains two Odin-flashable md5 files: modem.bin and NON-HLOS.bin. I flashed sequentially in that order (in the CP slot of the latest Odin on sammobile) to update the radios from PL1 baseband to final, QD2. (Then flashed latest MagMa-NX.) These were extracted from a fresh download of the full QD2 file (from sammobile).

Earlier posts cautioned about updating radios w/o also doing the bootloader, but phone is running flawlessly. Still, I made separate files for any who might want to flash just modem.bin (which updates the baseband) and skip NON-HLOS.

Updating baseband-only avoids tampering with root, which is what I wanted. Shared after the flash.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] mraeryceos:
Is this baseband fully compatible with KitKat 4.4.4? I've been using this baseband with SlimKat Rom for over a year.
[Android Head-Units] PSRL:
Just installed a dasaita v600 android head unit in my car.

Everything looks good, but....

When i listen to dab radio, and exit the program it start to stutter really bad.

Is there anything i can do? I like the player, and it works fine when i have the app open. But it would be nice to have the radio running smooth in the backgroud while doing other things....
[Android Head-Units] ikerg:
Dasaita receives every month a software update from their software developers.

They usually perform some tests prior to release the updatr

Have you informed to dasaita the issue?

If not known developers never can solve the issue....

Enviado desde mi D6603 mediante Tapatalk
[Android Head-Units] PSRL:
Yes. Waiting for their respons.

I just asked here aswell incase there was a known issue, and maybe a quick fix.:)
[Android Head-Units] nyogtha:
I can recommend this modded dab-app: https://xdaforums.com/android-auto/...b-app-realzoulous-modded-version-com-t3609608

Better than the original in every way.
[Android Head-Units] PSRL:
Would you be kind to explain in babysteps for a fresh member of the android world?

Wil this player play Nice and smooth in the background aswell?
[Android Head-Units] hans.vinkers:
The one from realzulu works good, also in the background.i must say the one that came with the radio, runs fine as well

Verstuurd vanaf mijn Z2 Pro met Tapatalk
[Android Head-Units] junk68:
Hallo, I've purchased a dedicated dasaita DAB dongle., and I'm having problems in running it. I've installed dedicated software from Dasaita, but when I start it, I don't hear any sound from the dongle: it shows radio stations with intensity of signal, but I hear muffled sound from FM radio chip. Is there any other software I can try? Dab-Z looks for USB device. Mine has dedicated plug from Dasaita.
[Android Head-Units] junk68:
I'd like to publicly thank HAL9k for his help provided. I wrote him in private, explaining my problem. Even if it has nothing to do with his ROM, he tried to help me out sending me oficial DASAITA software (that he doesn't use, by the way). He sent me the official DAB software from dasaita, together with DLL. The apk he sent me has to be copied in the directory where the other apps are.....and that's where I fail.

I tried to find the root location \system\app with generic file browser, but didn't find anything. Later I downloaded ROOTSEAKER.apk. With that I found the directory, tried to paste the DLL where all other apps are, but the software denied access (or it said impossibile to copy file in the selected directory) What do I have to do in order to succeed? Anyone that could explain "the basics"? Thanks in advance
[Android Head-Units] *Fipo*:
Most likely ou have to root the device.
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] wilnotdie:
I'm have a weird issue. Sometimes when I do certain things, like unlock my screen, or go to the dialer, my screen is rotated into landscape. I need to tilt my phone landscape and then back to portrait to get it to reset. I'm not sure why it's doing this. Anyone else having this issue?

Not a huge issue, just annoying.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kamikaze_Hulk:
I have seen this font on a few occasions as a zip file but it doesnt install it system-wide. Does anyone know how to take the fonts and make it a flashable zip?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tempest22:
I recently soft bricked my phone, still haven't found a fix, so I made this thread a few days ago:

https://xdaforums.com/general/help/afraid-phone-broken-please-help-soft-t3612332

In it I was told to use Odin to fix it and flash a whole .tar.md5 firmware file. So I googled Odin, and apparently it's full of viruses and/or malware, there's even threads on here discussing it. Apparently the first search result odindownload.com contains that malware.

So my questions is, is Odin even safe? Is there a place to download a safe version? Or should I not use it?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] J_byrd:
Odin is safe but you need to watch your files you use to flash. That is were your problem will ly. Granted there are infected Odin programs out there download your version of Odin from here http://samsungodin.com and then your flash file from a reputable source and your golden.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tempest22:
But that's just a clone from the (peviously?) malware-including other website odindownload.com, right?

Are these files here safe?

http://odindownload.com/Odin-Download.html
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] J_byrd:
Yes they may get picked up by your av for being a hack program you can always run your​ files on https://www.virustotal.com if you suspect the file is not what it says. Or run them on a VM or sandbox.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tempest22:
Is there no better place to get THE FAMOUS Odin program than these shady sites??
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] J_byrd:
Your over thinking this I could give a copy I've used for years if that would make you feel any safer but in the end your files you flash with Odin is were you will have problems if any.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rendering:
You may be interested in reading https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=58991815#post58991815
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MaitreyaSathya:
Most secure way would be to compile it yourself from the sources, but i couldn't find them for Odin on the web. Does anybody know where to get them?

Maybe we should use Heimdall until the sources of Odin are officially released:

https://gitlab.com/BenjaminDobell/Heimdall
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wattsensi:
just use Heimdall
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 1890170:
ODIN is an official tool by Samsung, but never got offered to the public.

Hence you've to use an ODIN version published by a 3rd-party.

The latest version isn’t always the version you should use. Find the XDA thread for updating your device and use that version.
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] briggs81:
Hello,

I am running a Polaris/Cruise based ROM created by Dutty on my TyTN II. (Don't flame! :P)

Unfortunately, my w100 HTC RC Remote does not seem to work at all on this particular rom. I do get music, coming from audio manager, but the buttons do not work. On his previous roms that are NOT based on the polaris build, the device works fine.

I was wondering if any of you cooks/developers/etc have any idea why this would be so. Dutty does not know either at the moment.

My only un-educated guess is that if the Polaris/Cruise comes with it's own headset, with FM radio, that that is what the device is expecting, so the generic headset drivers/files for the w100 are not on the device/rom. But I am probably way off.

I have tried updating the drivers, but each time it tells me they are up to date. [edit: drivers are for old devices anyways it seems)

So ifyou have any clue or guess as to what might be different between these two roms (tytn II rom and polaris rom) that would affect RC headsets, please let me know!

Thanks.
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] eddytheeagle:
I've got the exact same problem here, but on another Rom, the one from M-Amine. Too bad this remote control does not work anymore.
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] gismondo:
you have to install audio manager 1.2 but unfortunately you wont be able to see id/3 tags on manila. on audio manager it will.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] nyl:
​

Hi everyone,

Current release: Prebeta 3 (Stable) - Sailfish OS 3.0.3.9

DOWNLOAD:

-CM-13: Use this version - https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B34Kseus4HL2WW1lYVktOUkzMFU

-Sailfish OS: Download latest public release from https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B34Kseus4HL2SEkxdHpHd0VZRFE

How to flash:

- use latest TWRP

- Wipe system/data/caches

- Flash CM-13 zip

- Make sure System partition is mounted

- Flash Sailfish OS zip

- Reboot and test

Screenshots:

CHANGE LOG:

Prebeta 3 - stable (07.06.2019)

- Minor fixes

- Gallery app and some previews black screen fixed

Prebeta 2 (07.06.2019)

- Fixed browser

- Activated Jolla store & Jolla apps

- Jolla account login

Prebeta 1 (05.06.2019):

- Moved to latest version Sailfish OS 3.0.3.9

- Vibration and haptic feedback

- Camera works, needs config files generated

- Many fixes to source code to be able to build latest sailfish :)

Prealpha 4.2:

-Mobile data - fully working

-USB Neworking/SSH - Working - makes life much easier for live debugging

-WiFi - Working with one condition - you must activate manually via console as root ("devel-su" - password is set in settings -> developer tools) by inputing command "modprobe wlan"

-Bluetooth - the module is inside, will investigate further why it will not activate

Prealpha 3:

-Fixed calls - you can now send and receive calls

-Fixed SMS - you can now send and receive SMS

Prealpha 2:

-Fixed lock screen issues

Prealpha 1:

-initial release

What works:

- RIL

- WiFi - FIXED

- Sound

- Touchscreen

- Vibration - Haptic Feedback

- Audio Routing for phone calls - FIXED

- SMS - FIXED

- Mobile DATA - FIXED

- Can't exit lockscreen - FIXED: https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=72542669&postcount=13

- MULTIROM support (not a priority) - confirmed by community

What doesn't work:

- Dual SIM

- Camera - Fixed partially- needs configs for proper switch and megapixel processing

- Web Browser (try one from sailfish open repos)

-You tell me :) logs are appreciated

Big credit to "mal" and "Mister_Magister" on sailfish irc channel who helped me greatly

I also want to credit everyone that contributed to the CM sources

Local Manifest:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B34Kseus4HL2cWxncS1KbU1kRHM/view?usp=sharing

NYL Sailfish 2.1 port GIT (will be updated to SFOS 3.0):

https://github.com/nyl/android_kernel_oneplus_msm8994 (done for now)

https://github.com/nyl/droid-hal-oneplus2 (done)

https://github.com/nyl/droid-config-oneplus2 (done)

https://github.com/nyl/droid-hal-version-oneplus2 (done)

IRC (Freenode): #sailfishos-porters / #oneplus-sailfish
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] mad_fitter:
Totally down for this! I love sailfish OS, and thought I'd never see it for this device. I started work on this for the Nexus 6, but the phone croaked before I could finish. I will help to test, and even get source and help with compiling and stuff.....if you would like. I miss this OS!
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] Hosh Jk:
Do you have the ROM for OP2? Super Excited!
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] nyl:
Working on it, having some issues with the HDAK and push all the code on GIT :) I'm glad that I see people willing to join the project.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] Woodzrul:
Never heard of Sailfish OS. So a quick Google search was needed on my part. Looks like an interesting OS. Good luck!
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] nyl:
The zip file is not for flashing, it's just for other devs to check if everything is compiled correctly
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] pranayysharma29:
Good luck on this project.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] fburgos:
Good luck on the project in waiting to flash it
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] Mohit31:
Good Luck..

Can't wait for this..!
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] Dranoel18:
Will try the beta when it's out!
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] nyl:
Seems i'm not the only one working on the port, NeKit from #sailfishos-porters managed to boot in the UI, still has some issues with the back facing camera, he will publish the repo's on github soon. in order to get this right will work on his sources to have full build as soon as possible.

<NeKit> https://github.com/NotKit/droid-config-oneplus2

<NeKit> https://github.com/NotKit/droid-hal-oneplus2

Local Manifest:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B34Kseus4HL2cWxncS1KbU1kRHM/view?usp=sharing

NYL Sailfish 2.1 port GIT:

https://github.com/nyl/android_kernel_oneplus_msm8994 (done for now)

https://github.com/nyl/droid-hal-oneplus2 (done)

https://github.com/nyl/droid-config-oneplus2 (done)

https://github.com/nyl/droid-hal-version-oneplus2 (done)

EDIT: decided to work on my sources as i have built Sailfish 2.1 and he built 2.0
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] nyl:
in order order to get past lockscreen please flash my latest kernel via fastboot

fastboot flash boot hybris-boot.img

Download https://uploadfiles.io/2qqv7

Photo:
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] Jitesh.saitawadekar:
Firstly Thanks for this lovely rom and my question is i am on 3.5.8 firmware do i need to downgrade firmware and later flash CM13 & Sailfish OS or directly i can flash CM13 & Sailfish OS?
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] nyl:
If CM 13.0 boots on it there is no problem, i'm still working on fixing dialer issues, browser(blame jolla on this one), text messages. Sailfish indeed feels great on this device, so snappy. I am a one man army but git sources are up and it makes life easier for more devs to work on it as we have full boot into UI. I'm new to this OS so I work and learn as much as I can possibly can :) no eta for beta or stable release but i do ask if there any devs out here that want to join in the development would help a lot
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] NeoVsk:
Unfortunately (but not surprisingly), it does not boot on encrypted device.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] nyl:
Didn't test on encrypted device, and i don't think it will soon work, i'm curently trying to get phone, text and data working to use it as daily driver
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] vowels787:
unable to turn on data. it always disable and also wifi
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] neelsolanki:
I remember my old days whn i ported some roms and same problem occured ... Solved that time by decompiling base and port rom telephony .jar n replacing ril.smallies nd somelines in build prop to hack phn massages data!?
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] The nuub:
not working on multi rom.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] nyl:
So the RIL issues with data, phone calls, text. Should have been fixed, for some yet unknown reason the services that should have fixed these issues didn't got packed in the ROM. I will further investigate today and maybe soon we can use it as daily driver :)
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] showstopper1:
This is so awesome and thank you for keeping the op2 alive and running with your hardwork.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] XAB235:
Hello, thank you for your hard work! I would ask if we need to flash some gapps and if you can get compatibility with Multirom.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] nyl:
for now you can flash cm/sailfish kernel in order to boot CM or Sailfish, if you want to use sailfish you flash sailfish hybris-boot.img; if you want to use CM flash boot.img contained in the zip file.

Another option is to just flash cm 13 boot img and just boot into sailfish to test stuff by runing: fastboot boot hybris-boot.img

As for gapps is your choice, sailfish doesn't need them.

As for Android APP support, it's is last on my todo list, sfdroid is not that stable yet
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] nyl:
Prealpha 3 released

Download: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B34Kseus4HL2dmdVRzZXQ1hycU0

-Fixed phone calls

-Fixed SMS issues
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] fburgos:
Thanks I'll test soon
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] HarrySidhu:
Does it support Multirom?

I flashed the files but got an error!
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] fburgos:
Tested this morning,

Only one sim detected (multi sim support?)

Data works.

Calls and sms works.

WiFi don't work.

Gallery don't work.

General feeling is very fluid and solid.