Accidently flashed OOS 3.6.1 firmware. Revert without reflashing ? - OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Long story short : There was this custom OP2 ROM which already had it's network issues fixed but I thought it wasn't fixed. So I flashed the OOS 3.6.1 firmware for better network and Volte but now I'm facing a issue where the network just drops off and my 4g internet fails. This is due to me flashing that what wasn't required. Only a reboot fixes it and this is problematic.
Q] How do I extract the firmware from the my custom rom and make it flashable ? I don't want to reflash or dirty flash the rom.
Links would be appreciated. Thanks in advance !

The issue is not the firmware, custom rom doesn't have firmware included and the only firmware you should use is the latest 3.6.1.

lucyr03 said:
The issue is not the firmware, custom rom doesn't have firmware included and the only firmware you should use is the latest 3.6.1.
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Can I know from where I can get this firmware from?

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I went ahead and flashed the modem... hope this solves my issues.
It didn't solve the issues. What now? Is the stock ROM I found here, mentioned above, bootloader-unlockable or will it trap me in it? I think I want to give it a try, but want to go to custom ROMs; perhaps afterwards if the modem/baseband on it help.
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Is it possible to update firmware with custom rom installed?

Hey guys, i searched a lot, on google and xda, but i think i couldn't find the answer to my question.
I have the latest unofficial LineageOS 8.1.0 Oreo installed, with TWRP.
At home my phone is losing wifi signal every few minutes and then it reconnects again, as far as i know this was already a problem with stock Samsung ROM installed. Now, since i rooted and installed TWRP and LOS i ask myself, if there is a possibility to update latest firmware / modem / booloader without wiping the device, respectively flash the whole Samsung stock ROM with Odin and root / the device again?
To be simple: Is it possible to flash extracted parts of the official Samsung FW package with odin or flashfire to update wifi modem / firmware without losing data and wipe my installed LOS rom?
All i could find was how to do this with official rooted samsung ROM but not how to update with an installed custom rom?
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BatZzn said:
Hey guys, i searched a lot, on google and xda, but i think i couldn't find the answer to my question.
I have the latest unofficial LineageOS 8.1.0 Oreo installed, with TWRP.
At home my phone is losing wifi signal every few minutes and then it reconnects again, as far as i know this was already a problem with stock Samsung ROM installed. Now, since i rooted and installed TWRP and LOS i ask myself, if there is a possibility to update latest firmware / modem / booloader without wiping the device, respectively flash the whole Samsung stock ROM with Odin and root / the device again?
To be simple: Is it possible to flash extracted parts of the official Samsung FW package with odin or flashfire to update wifi modem / firmware without losing data and wipe my installed LOS rom?
All i could find was how to do this with official rooted samsung ROM but not how to update with an installed custom rom?
Maybe somebody can help me out here Thanks in advance!
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I think you can update the bootloader and modem without wiping anything. Just flash thru odin. I'm on a custom rom by the way.

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Had lineage os flashed stock Tom now I'm in a bootloop and when I try to flash twrp only official binaries are allowed to be flashed
So why not flash an official one?
henkiehdd said:
So why not flash an official one?
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I did it bootloops me
Hi, some time ago after playing with custom roms and microG i had simmilar problem. Download the official firmware from for example samfirm and flash all parts BL, AP, CSC and CP with following data wipe. If it doesn't go, try anotger build. (i tried the newer version ASIE, but i had there same error as well, so i flashed ASG8 - it was the official version what custom rom was based on)

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