Hay, Dev, this
@talvigi back with some question in mind in this thread,
because i have googled a lot and searched the forum (xda specifically) and could not resolve the problem i'm facing with my AT&T Galaxy Note 3 N900A, so i thought this might be the right place to put my question for a reasonable answer.
As i have mentioned my device above and i have seen that my phone has some LTE bands enabled by default, and i also has the band i am looking for the Band 3 (1800 MHZ or something like that) but it still doesn't work on 1800 LTE band like Warid is providing in Pakistan (i have created a thread in this regard but no one is responding even a single view on that
here:
I have also tried to post my problem on here
http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s5/general/how-to-add-rf-lte-frequency-bands-to-t2886059
But unfortunately that thread has also ended at#615[/URL] (
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=56620543&postcount=615) back in November, 2014 and no body is there to help.
AS FAR AS the above referred
GUIDE talks about a ROM and kernel and it also warns specially AT&T and Verizon user so i can't dare risking my device UNTILL Otherwise i have specific guidance from you guys, because i have searched the world (till my knowledge) and could not find a ROM which would give me such access, that i would be able to do all those steps mentioned in the
GUIDE and the
CM doesn't have any thing specific for my AT&T Note 3 too
Any body's help is really really very much appreciated please help
What i can do is here
i can revert my device to 4.4.2 because i have all the files required for ODIN back to that ( I have done it before)
i can (i think also install safestraf)
i can root by towelroot
i can access the USB settings by *#0808# and change the settings from AP to CP and
i can change MTP + ADB to RNDIS + DM + Modem
i can access the band selector as i have shown in my
post
As the
show i have selected the LTE/GSM
and as this
shows i have LTE band 3 (1800) which is being used by Warid LTE services
BUT i don't know what to do as for as my knowledge is concerned there is noting mentioned for LTE as it should be