I just ordered on att's website. Just wondering if you can flash in international/regional rom for the 9505 into the 337.
derekdi said:
I just ordered on att's website. Just wondering if you can flash in international/regional rom for the 9505 into the 337.
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As what I know, u can't
No...you'll brick your device.
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Just wait, you will soon. Just like how all the US sgs3 had interchangeable roms with a few tweaks.
Wait for those tweaks.
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tongcui said:
i am nami,how are you?
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i am good how about you nami?
defnow said:
No...you'll brick your device.
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You know this for a fact because ?
They have the same chipset, the only thing I wouldn't flash is the modem.
KillaHurtz said:
You know this for a fact because ?
They have the same chipset, the only thing I wouldn't flash is the modem.
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so can i download an 9505 official rom and be able to flash it to my phone?
Ask s developer, don't think e can answer for sure. The bootloader isn't even unlocked yet.
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Nobody knows for sure at this point.
It would be nice if it turned out like my I9100M, where I flashed it with the I9100 ROM and then my phone was an I9100 from then on. They too had the exact same hardware.
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Do we know if custom radio firmware is possible?
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Master Melab said:
Do we know if custom radio firmware is possible?
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For what exactly?
You mean a rebuilt modem ???
Or just using a different modem ??
jje
possible: sure, someone just needs to do it
lot of work: no, even more work!
someone will eventually do it: no, what for?
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Do we know if custom radio firmware is possible?
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You want someone to reverse engineer really complex low level firmware of a totally undocumented bit of hardware, where one bad flash could hardbrick the phone?
What for? And do you want to give someone the endless supply of phones you would need?
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veyka said:
You want someone to reverse engineer really complex low level firmware of a totally undocumented bit of hardware, where one bad flash could hardbrick the phone?
What for? And do you want to give someone the endless supply of phones you would need?
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No, I was just wondering if anyone had looked into it. I ask this because I was curious as to how the exploit that found the network unlock codes worked.
Master Melab said:
No, I was just wondering if anyone had looked into it. I ask this because I was curious as to how the exploit that found the network unlock codes worked.
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Actually there's a good explanation of that in the unlock thread. So maybe check that out.
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I am new to this rooting thing, and although there are not a lot of ROM options yet for the S4, how does one decide which ROM to move forward with?
lucksp said:
I am new to this rooting thing, and although there are not a lot of ROM options yet for the S4, how does one decide which ROM to move forward with?
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Well if you have a non-AT&T version that can flash ROMs, the only good answer is flash a few and pick the one you like most.
And if I do have AT&T?
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lucksp said:
And if I do have AT&T?
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The bootloader is locked so wait until it is unlocked than experiment with ROMs.
sannin said:
The bootloader is locked so wait until it is unlocked than experiment with ROMs.
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sounds like a good idea!:good:
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Simple question: How can I install the latest google edition 4.3 on my i337?
Thanks
Hey it from the android development section and flow the usual/correct procedures to wipe and install
Well you could read or you could read. Your choice
Edit: or you could brick. Please do some reading. It is painfully obvious when someone hasn't done their "homework". You don't need to be spoonfed the steps, but should rather take it upon yourself to learn the proper way to install ROMs, search, troubleshoot, etc. You have to know what you are doing or things can go very wrong with the click of a button
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Get the loki-doki.zip flash it after you flash your preffered ROM you can go to the i9505 Dev section and get a ROM currently using janjan best yet with audism kernel v11 any ROM that does not have the stock at t kernel flash Loki doki zip..
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george241312 said:
Get the loki-doki.zip flash it after you flash your preffered ROM you can go to the i9505 Dev section and get a ROM currently using janjan best yet with audism kernel v11 any ROM that does not have the stock at t kernel flash Loki doki zip..
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Yeah... That's nice... We have no idea if he is on MF3 or not... That should be the first thing we should know. You potentially helped OP brick his device.
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graydiggy said:
Yeah... That's nice... We have no idea if he is on MF3 or not... That should be the first thing we should know. You potentially helped OP brick his device.
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Yeah, and why the ? after i337. Could OP also be on i337m.
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Yeah, and why the ? after i337. Could OP also be on i337m. I would respectively say if you are not sure on model--def do some reading--
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Usually a ? at the end of a sentence indicates that it's a question. LMAO.
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Usually a ? at the end of a sentence indicates that it's a question. LMAO.
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lol Maybe, Maybe not. It is not a complete sentence--
But, you are probably right. Do need more info though--
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lol Maybe, Maybe not. It is not a complete sentence--
But, you are probably right. Do need more info though--
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Yeah, more information is key. :good:
Honestly... If he bricks, it's his fault. He has a demanding attitude and comes off as lazy. The question asked is answered many times over. Also, if you want help, we need info. No info, no help. You're lucky people are even willing to try since you have this attitude about you, OP.
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Where did he reply to anyone yet?
TheAxman said:
Where did he reply to anyone yet?
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Nowhere yet. But his OP screams "I'm lazy!" and "Give me this now"
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Got my Galaxy Gear Watch today and couldn't get it working on my AOSP ROM so I moved over to a TW ROM. However, I hate the TW look. It's too big and clunky so I went looking for some TW ROMs and found this one:
http://www.elementalxdesigns.com/ec...-0-(08-27-13)-Touchwiz-stability-AOSP-Styling!!
I would love to see this ROM ported to the Sprint S4!
What do you guys think?
Of course it would just be a lot easier to just get Galaxy Gear working with AOSP, but TW generally is more stable with better battery life.
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If I'm not mistaken, can't you flash a Verizon rom with a Sprint kernel and it'll work?
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imneveral0ne said:
If I'm not mistaken, can't you flash a Verizon rom with a Sprint kernel and it'll work?
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Yes you are correct
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imneveral0ne said:
If I'm not mistaken, can't you flash a Verizon rom with a Sprint kernel and it'll work?
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How did I not know this? I'll give it a shot and see what happens!
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R0CKSTAR3N3RGY said:
How did I not know this? I'll give it a shot and see what happens!
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As long as it's TW ROM. I've never tried AOSP.
BTW the way to install is to wipe data and caches the install ROM. Then wipe data once again then absprint kernel.
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daniel4653 said:
As long as it's TW ROM. I've never tried AOSP.
BTW the way to install is to wipe data and caches the install ROM. Then wipe data once again then absprint kernel.
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Clean installed, wiped data, then flashed the Sprint kernel, and got stuck in a boot loop. Tried a couple kernels too. Might try again some time today.
daniel4653 said:
Yes you are correct
Where would I find a Sprint Kernel for the Galaxy S4?
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Bohnstedt39 said:
daniel4653 said:
Yes you are correct
Where would I find a Sprint Kernel for the Galaxy S4?
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In original developement section.
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R0CKSTAR3N3RGY said:
Got my Galaxy Gear Watch today and couldn't get it working on my AOSP ROM so I moved over to a TW ROM. However, I hate the TW look. It's too big and clunky so I went looking for some TW ROMs and found this one:
http://www.elementalxdesigns.com/ec...-0-(08-27-13)-Touchwiz-stability-AOSP-Styling!!
I would love to see this ROM ported to the Sprint S4!
What do you guys think?
Of course it would just be a lot easier to just get Galaxy Gear working with AOSP, but TW generally is more stable with better battery life.
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Did you ever get this working??? I've been trying to figure this out also:fingers-crossed:
I'll take a look at this. No promises but it sounds too good to pass up myself. If I make progress I'll post it here.
Not much to say at this point. Its bootable with a little updater.script editing and flashing the ktkernel with aroma and instantly rebooting recovery and flashing an older 4.3 ktkernel. No data as of yet. I guess if I can get a stable data through either network or WiFi I'll make a download for ya. Or just some good links and a tut.
GR8 job bro. Thanx alot
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There's also a KK version that would be awesome to have ported.
https://www.elementalxdesigns.com/e...25-14)-Real-AOSP-styling!!-KitKat-has-arrived!!!
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Not much to say at this point. Its bootable with a little updater.script editing and flashing the ktkernel with aroma and instantly rebooting recovery and flashing an older 4.3 ktkernel. No data as of yet. I guess if I can get a stable data through either network or WiFi I'll make a download for ya. Or just some good links and a tut.
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Any luck with this?
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Any luck with this?
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None.. sorry. Very busy atm and have no time..
Sorry for the silly question but I've been curious. Any particular reason that we haven't seen any AOSP/AOKP ROMs for our device yet? Is it lack of development or is there something a bit more technical that is preventing that from happening? I usually love to tinker and they offer quite a bit more options. Again, just curious....
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I found my answer. Disregard.
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What was your answer?
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What was your answer?
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.....Locked bootloader
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cant run custom kernel on locked bootloader (retail version)
Yeah but didn't the Bionic also have a locked bootloader? We were still able to run AOKP through safe strap. Hopefully we can run AOKP the same way on the Note 3. Unless I'm wrong about the Bionic.
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Yeah but didn't the Bionic also have a locked bootloader? We were still able to run AOKP through safe strap. Hopefully we can run AOKP the same way on the Note 3. Unless I'm wrong about the Bionic.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2550013
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Krazie316 said:
Yeah but didn't the Bionic also have a locked bootloader? We were still able to run AOKP through safe strap. Hopefully we can run AOKP the same way on the Note 3. Unless I'm wrong about the Bionic.
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This is a complete guess but I'd say it wasn't a full aosp rom. Probably just a rom made to look and work like aokp on the regular kernel
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My developer edition has unlocked bootloader and tmobile as has unlocked bootloader and there is one in the works for cm but that is it
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there is one in the works for cm but that is it
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For T-Mobile device, not our Verizon DE's, right?
cam30era said:
For T-Mobile device, not our Verizon DE's, right?
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if you have a verizon de you can run tmobile roms/kernels just fine
oneandroidnut said:
if you have a verizon de you can run tmobile roms/kernels just fine
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I just want to make sure I understand this. There is currently a thread on T-Mobile Developer forum for CM10.2. While it's not working well now, once it's debugged it should work fine on our DEs, with the stock TM CM10.2 kernel?
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I just want to make sure I understand this. There is currently a thread on T-Mobile Developer forum for CM10.2. While it's not working well now, once it's debugged it should work fine on our DEs, with the stock TM CM10.2 kernel?
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correct. i believe you have to change just the apn or use global settings but it can be done no big deal at all. kernels run with no issues. im on tmobile kernel from imo with zero issues at all!
oneandroidnut said:
correct. i believe you have to change just the apn or use global settings but it can be done no big deal at all. kernels run with no issues. im on tmobile kernel from imo with zero issues at all!
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Thanks a lot! I'll let you know if I see a working tmo CM rom there. Would you do the same, please?
cam30era said:
Thanks a lot! I'll let you know if I see a working tmo CM rom there. Would you do the same, please?
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sure i checked earlier today and it is not working yet so who knows when