O2 XDA IIs ROM Upgrade error 120 Country Code ID Error: 25-2

[marcom007]

Hi,
Has anyone else seen or experienced this error when attempting to upgrade the ROM? The ROM I downloaded is from O2 file name is Xda_IIs_v131139.exe

Error 120: Country ID Error: 25-25-22-22
"The ROM image that you are trying to use is not designed for your device. Please check the vendor Web site and download the correct ROM update."

I've looked though the forums and can not find any thing pertaining to this error. I've also downloaded and installed the GetDeviceData.exe to aquire the following info from my device.
PH20B 0 B
WWE E
O2ASI001
1.12.62
6 2 1.12.924
1.02.00
02.00

Any leads of help would be appreciated

[HappyGoat]

http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=BA_GettingStarted

It should be all in there mate... ;)

[marcom007]

Hi Happygoat,

thanks for the link but I have already been there and read the instruactions. Unfortunatelly I get stuck the part where you have to 'unpack' the executable. I do not have the options to unpack it either in WinRar V3 nor Win Zip.


Thanks gain

[HDuser]

try the word extract

file manger, on ship.exe, right mouse, option extract to <name of file> (without .exe)

[HDuser]

was looking for the wording unpack in wiki, found this

>The file that I have downloaded
PDA2k_WWE_12200_162_10600_SHIP.exe
would work if your device was from I-mate In WWE.
As this is not the case you need to extract the content with rar or zip.
in C:\XDA-Tools highlight the file, right mouse click "Extract to PDA2k_WWE_12200_162_10600_SHIP.exe\"
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[marcom007]

Hi MDAIIIUser,

Are you using a DOS version? The ROM file that I have Xda-IIs_v131139_upgrade.exe does not give me any options to extract, unpack, or un-archive using win rar 3.0 via the windows explorer. Even if I change the file extension to be a '.rar' extension I can not extract the contents.

Did have not tried to though DOS though.

Marco

[bum]

You need some software to extract (WinZip, WinRar etc.)

[HappyGoat]

Are you using a DOS version? The ROM file that I have Xda-IIs_v131139_upgrade.exe does not give me any options to extract, unpack, or un-archive using win rar 3.0 via the windows explorer. Even if I change the file extension to be a '.rar' extension I can not extract the contents.

1. First of all, you need to have a full version of winrar or winzip installed on your PC.

2. Then RIGHT-CLICK the file Xda-IIs_v131139_upgrade.exe, and a menu will appear.

3. Select "extract to Xda-IIs_v131139_upgrade\" from this menu.
This will place all the contents in a new folder called "Xda-IIs_v131139_upgrade".

4. Done.

Works like a charm for me, just tested it again.

[marcom007]

HappyGoat,

I have been doing exactly as you listed, but for what ever reason I do not have the 'extract...option, when I click on this file. I have the option for other files but not this one. Anyway, your presistance in insisting that this process works helped me find a workaround to extract the contents of the file. THANKS!

This is how I managed to extract the contents.
1. Open WinZip or WinRar
2. From the file Menu select >Open Archive
3. Find and select the archive you want to extract Click the 'Open" button
4. The contents of the archive will now be displayed in WinZip/WinRar, click on the 'Extract' button
5. Select the location to extract the contents.

THANKS AGAIN, for your leads
Regards
Marco

[marcom007]

The Adventure continues:

OK, I've modified the Editfix.bat as follows per my DeviceDat.txt

REM ~DeviceData.txt PH20B 0 B WWE E T-MOB101 1.12.22 2 2 1.12.169 1.02.00 02.00
REM Replace the question marks with the data from ~DeviceData.txt

REM 'sd' stands for device, e.g. PH20B.
REM 'sl' stands for language, e.g. WWE.
REM 'so' stands for operator (Country ID), e.g. T-M0B101.

REM ms_.nbf Password = 0x20040522
REM nk.nbf Password = 0x20040521
REM radio_.nbf PAssword = 0x20040523

xda3nbftool -x ms_.nbf ms_.nba 0x20040522
xda3nbftool -x nk.nbf nk.nba 0x20040521
xda3nbftool -x radio_.nbf radio_.nba 0x20040523

xda3nbftool -sd PH20B -sl WWE -so O2ASI001 ms_.nba
xda3nbftool -sd PH20B -sl WWE -so O2ASI001 nk.nba
xda3nbftool -sd PH20B -sl WWE -so O2ASI001 radio_.nba

xda3nbftool -c -u NK.nba
xda3nbftool -c -u ms_.nba
xda3nbftool -c -u Radio_.nba

xda3nbftool -x ms_.nba ms_.nbf 0x20040522
xda3nbftool -x nk.nba nk.nbf 0x20040521
xda3nbftool -x radio_.nba radio_.nbf 0x20040523
del *.nba

When I fist ran Fix.bat I received password errors. Then I ran it a second time and it finished with our any errors. Very Interesting, cool that it worked.
:lol:
C:\Temp\XDA-IIs\ROM>fix.bat

C:\Temp\XDA-IIs\ROM>REM ~DeviceData.txt PH20B 0 B WWE E T-MOB101 1.12.22 2 2 1.1
2.169 1.02.00 02.00

C:\Temp\XDA-IIs\ROM>REM Replace the question marks with the data from ~DeviceDat
a.txt

C:\Temp\XDA-IIs\ROM>REM 'sd' stands for device, e.g. PH20B.

C:\Temp\XDA-IIs\ROM>REM 'sl' stands for language, e.g. WWE.

C:\Temp\XDA-IIs\ROM>REM 'so' stands for operator (Country ID), e.g. T-M0B101.

C:\Temp\XDA-IIs\ROM>REM ms_.nbf Password = 0x20040522

C:\Temp\XDA-IIs\ROM>REM nk.nbf Password = 0x20040521

C:\Temp\XDA-IIs\ROM>REM radio_.nbf PAssword = 0x20040523

C:\Temp\XDA-IIs\ROM>xda3nbftool -x ms_.nbf ms_.nba 0x20040522

C:\Temp\XDA-IIs\ROM>xda3nbftool -x nk.nbf nk.nba 0x20040521

C:\Temp\XDA-IIs\ROM>xda3nbftool -x radio_.nbf radio_.nba 0x20040523

C:\Temp\XDA-IIs\ROM>xda3nbftool -sd PH20B -sl WWE -so O2ASI001 ms_.nba

C:\Temp\XDA-IIs\ROM>xda3nbftool -sd PH20B -sl WWE -so O2ASI001 nk.nba

C:\Temp\XDA-IIs\ROM>xda3nbftool -sd PH20B -sl WWE -so O2ASI001 radio_.nba

C:\Temp\XDA-IIs\ROM>xda3nbftool -c -u NK.nba
updated checksum to ca64f0b2

C:\Temp\XDA-IIs\ROM>xda3nbftool -c -u ms_.nba
updated checksum to c8d4c4d9

C:\Temp\XDA-IIs\ROM>xda3nbftool -c -u Radio_.nba
updated checksum to 6cc174fc

C:\Temp\XDA-IIs\ROM>xda3nbftool -x ms_.nba ms_.nbf 0x20040522

C:\Temp\XDA-IIs\ROM>xda3nbftool -x nk.nba nk.nbf 0x20040521

C:\Temp\XDA-IIs\ROM>xda3nbftool -x radio_.nba radio_.nbf 0x20040523

C:\Temp\XDA-IIs\ROM>del *.nba

C:\Temp\XDA-IIs\ROM>

[HDuser]

If I was you I would stop!

[marcom007]

Stop? You mean do not go any further in attempting to update my ROM?
After I did the above, it failed anyway with some checksum errors. :evil:

But I was able to upgrade the radio to Version 108 with out a problem.

I can't stop because I bought my system second hand and it very unstable. If I stop I will have to get rid of it and would like to avoid that.

[HDuser]

You are trying to flash a type II rom with a tool that only works with type I. this gives you password errors, checksum errors and if you hack it WILL turn your into paper wheight as it wont work as a phone.

the radio 1.08 upgrade is a type I that works,
the radio 1.10 upgrade is a type I that works.
Wiki tells you what works.

[marcom007]

Not to question you, how do you what type of ROMs are installed in the devices.
I can't believe that I have the only device that can not be upgraded.

As you can tell I'm a newbie in this matter. I've spent a fair amount of time looking though the posts and have compared what has worked for others with the same Model NO, Language code ect., but now you have thrown another wrench into the matter.

Thanks for all the info

[csian]

8) Check out this link to see what types there are.

http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=BA_Upgrades

[marcom007]

My Coleague just purchased an O2 XDA IIs with an upgraded ROM and Ext ROM.

Device Data info:
His:
Model No:PH20B
Minor version Model No:0 B
Language Code: WWE
Minor:E
Operator code: O2___001

ROM Version: 1.31.00
Minor: 0 0
Extended ROM version: 1.31.139
Radio Version: 1.06.00
Minor: 06.00

Mine:
Model No: PH20B
Minor version Model No:0 B
Language Code: WWE
Minor:vE
Operator code: O2ASI001
ROM Version: 1.12.62
Minor: 6 2
Extended ROM version: 1.12.924
Radio Version: 1.08.00
Minor: 02.00

I would like to copy his image to mine. Can anyone that has done this please let me know the best way to accomplish this ?

Thanks

[csian]

8) To backup your coworkers ROM to an SD card check out this link

http://en.pdamobiz.com/en/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=151