[MODEMS] [N7105] CWM Flashable Modem Collection (updated 29 January 2015)
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I'm one of those who have Chinese USSD codes coming up on my phone. I've flashed the Optus Australia and Vodafone UK modem+csc files from the OP, but the codes are still in Chinese. How do I fix this?
Everyone I ask just says "flash another modem". I've done that with TWRP, it's not working... or am I doing it wrong?
I'm one of those who have Chinese USSD codes coming up on my phone. I've flashed the Optus Australia and Vodafone UK modem+csc files from the OP, but the codes are still in Chinese. How do I fix this?
Everyone I ask just says "flash another modem". I've done that with TWRP, it's not working... or am I doing it wrong?
Well, to correct that issue, the solution is, in fact, to flash another modem, being that the correct / most recent one for your country / carrier.
Try this:
1. Turn your phone completely off
2. Take battery out for some seconds
3. Reinsert battery and boot to recovery
4. Flash modem via Recovery
5. Shutdown device again.
6. Repeat steps 2. a to 4.
7. Reboot system.
If that doesn't flash the modem successfully, maybe you need to flash modem via PC ODIN.
Did this work for you? I see you're on Wilson3q's ROM, I had the same problem there and I couldn't get it fixed... Just tried it again with no luck. Installed the Australian modem, still getting Chinese
I'm gonna try the Odin method again, done it before and it didn't work but nothing wrong with trying again. Thanks for you suggestions!
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Did this work for you? I see you're on Wilson3q's ROM, I had the same problem there and I couldn't get it fixed... Just tried it again with no luck. Installed the Australian modem, still getting Chinese
I never had that issue, but via PM I helped a Portuguese user that doesn't write / read well in English, and he had the same problem on wilson3q ROM, and flashing the Portuguese TMN latest modem via TWRP on a Note 2 LTE International fixed it for him.
Want to try and flash that TMN modem? PM me and I'll send you the zip I sent him if it's worth a shot for you. :good:
Edit: That method of shutting down the phone, remove battery stuff and flash twice, I picked up from a Note 3 thread on "How to flash a modem successfully every time". :good:
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You can download the firmware with the modem you want from sammobile.com, then unzip / untar that firmware and pick the file modem.bin.
Download a zip from this thread with a indication of modem only zip (so the CSC don't get overwritten / confused).
Open the zip with "7zip" or "winrar" and without extracting the files, delete modem.bin from inside the zip and repack with the modem.bin you got off the firmware download from sammobile.com
Only inconvenient is that you must download the full firmware for your device, which is bigger than the zips in this thread, but it's a solution. :highfive:
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THANK YOU!!!
The Odin method, after extracting the modem.bin file was a success. Obviously it just doesn't work trying to use the modems in the OP packaged for flashing from recovery. You're a life-saver!
Hi,
can someone help me? im on sabermod ROM 5.1.1 now.. but it doesnt connect properly in mobile data network here in philippines. as per experience, the SKOP ROM modem works well with our network here. but i dunno how to extract..
if someone can point what modem is that or can extact that modem for me. i would really appreciate it..
Thanks!
can someone help me? im on sabermod ROM 5.1.1 now.. but it doesnt connect properly in mobile data network here in philippines. as per experience, the SKOP ROM modem works well with our network here. but i dunno how to extract..
if someone can point what modem is that or can extact that modem for me. i would really appreciate it..
Thanks!
Hello
Please I need the modem/baseband flashing zip for:
Model GT-N7105
Model name GALAXY Note II LTE
Country United Kingdom (H3G)
Version Android 4.4.2
Changelist1665483
Build dateFri, 16 May 2014 05:20:54 +0000
Product code H3G
PDA N7105XXUFNE3
CSC N7105H3GFNE1
Thanks in advance.
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Hello ,please another request.
Please can I have the baseband/modem for :
Model GT-N7105
Model name GALAXY Note II LTE
Country United Kingdom (EE)
Version Android 4.4.2
Change list 2682814
Build date Tue, 02 Sep 2014 12:06:43 +0000
Product code EVR
PDA N7105XXUFNI2
CSC N7105EVRFNG1
Thanks in advance
Please I need the modem/baseband flashing zip for:
Model GT-N7105
Model name GALAXY Note II LTE
Country United Kingdom (H3G)
Version Android 4.4.2
Changelist1665483
Build dateFri, 16 May 2014 05:20:54 +0000
Product code H3G
PDA N7105XXUFNE3
CSC N7105H3GFNE1
Thanks in advance.
---------- Post added at 09:34 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:28 AM ----------
Hello ,please another request.
Please can I have the baseband/modem for :
Model GT-N7105
Model name GALAXY Note II LTE
Country United Kingdom (EE)
Version Android 4.4.2
Change list 2682814
Build date Tue, 02 Sep 2014 12:06:43 +0000
Product code EVR
PDA N7105XXUFNI2
CSC N7105EVRFNG1
Thanks in advance
I second this.
but I'm using a N7105T (from telstra)
will the modem from the non T model work? as far as I know, they're the same device..
its been up for ages. is it the same as the hong kong foa1?
http://www4.zippyshare.com/v/yvqjEwmB/file.html
hi all.. i flashed XXDMC3 (Singapore / Starhub) N7105DXDMC1_modem_STH Modem & CSC file. now my phone language in network options are all in singapore. tried flashing UK/South Africa/Australia modem & CSC files.. the baseband gets changed but language still displays in singapore.
Any workaround to get back English apart from flashing stock firmware?
Any workaround to get back English apart from flashing stock firmware?
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16Uploaded are CWM flashable modems for some firmwares I have already downloaded. Thanks to artbab for pointing out other files were required to completely change modem (csc).
What the update zips do:
*deletes current CSC files
*installs new modem CSC files
*installs new modem
modem only file just installs modem!
N7105 modem & csc only made by scarecrow2012:
XXDMB2 (Australia / Optus) N7105XXDLL5_modem_OPS
XXDMC3 (Croatia) N7105XXDMC3_modem_VIP
XXDLL4 (Denmark / 3) N7105XXDLL4_modem_HTD
XXDMC3 (Finland) N7105XXDMC3_modem_NEE
XXDMB6 (France) N7105XXDMB1_modem_XEF
XXDLL7 (France / Bouygues) N7105XXDLL5_modem_BOG
XXALIJ (Germany / T Mobile) N7105XXALIK_modem_DTM
XXALIJ (Germany / Vodafone) N7105BUALIE_modem_VD2
XXDMB2(Germany / Vodafone) N7105BUDMA1_modem_VD2
ZHDMB1 (Hong Kong) N7105XXDLL5_modem_TGY
ZHDMD2 (Hong Kong) N7105XXDLL5_modem1_TGY
XXDMB2 (New Zealand / Vodafone) N7105XXDMA1_modem_VNZ
XXDMC3 (Philippines / Globe) N7105DXDMC1_modem_GLB
XXDMB2 (Portugal) N7105XXDLL5_modem_TPH
XXALIJ (Portugal / TMN) N7105XXALIK
XXDMB2 (Portugal / Vodafone) N7105BUDMA1_modem_TCL
XXDMC3 (Portugal / Vodafone) N7105BUDMD1_modem_TCL
XXDLL7 (Singapore) N7105DXDLL1_modem_MM1
XXDMC3 (Singapore) N7105DXDLL1_modem1_MM1
XXDLL7 (Singapore) N7105DXDLL1_modem_XSP
XXDLL7 (Singapore / Singtel) N7105DXDLL1_modem_SIN
XXDMB3 (Singapore / Singtel) N7105DXDLL1_New_SIN
XXDMC3 (Singapore / Singtel) N7105DXDMC1_modem_SIN
XXDLL7 (Singapore / Starhub) N7105DXDLL1_modem_STH
XXDMC3 (Singapore / Starhub) N7105DXDMC1_modem_STH
XXDMC3 (Sweden) N7105XXDMC3_modem_COV
XXDLL1 (Sweden / Tele2) N7105XXALJ2
XXALJ3 (Sweden / Telia) N7105XXDLK7
XXDLL4 (Sweden / Tre) N7105XXDLL4_modem_HTS
XXDLL7 (Sweden / Tre) N7105XXDLL5_modem_HTS
XXDMB2 (Switzerland / Swisscom) N7105BUDMA1_modem_SWC
XXDMB2 (UK / 3) N7105NEDMA1_modem_H3G
XXDMB2 (UK / EE) N7105BVDLL3_modem_EVR
XXDMF2 (UK / EE) N7105BVDMF2_modem_EVR
XXDMB2 (UK / Vodafone) N7105XXDLL5_modem_VOD
XXALJ5 N7105XXALJ2 (DNF)
XXDMC3 (DNF) N7105XXDMC3_modem_DNF
N7105 modem only:
N7105DXDLL1_modem
N7105XXDLL4_modem
N7105XXDLL5_modem
N7105AEDLL3_modem
N7105XXALJ2_modem
N7105XXDLK7_modem
N7105BUALIE_modem
N7105XXDMA1_modem
N7105BVDLL3_modem
N7105XXALIK_modem
N7105XXDMB1_modem
N7105NEDMA1_modem
N7105BUDMA1_modem
N7105BUDMD1_modem
N7105DXDMC1_modem
N7105XXDMC3_modem
Modem only made by (InsertNameHere)
N7105XXUEMK3
N7105BUUFND1
N7105BVUFNE1
N7105XXUFND3
N7105XXUFNG1
N7105ZHUFOA1_Hong Kong
N7105T modem & csc only:
TDVDMB1 (Australia / Telstra) N7105TDVDMB2
TDVALK4 (Australia / Telstra) N7105TDVALK3
DVALK2 (Australia / Vodafone)
N7105T modems, csc & language files:
DVALK2 (Australia / Vodafone)
N7105T modem only made by (InsertNameHere):
N7105TDVUEMK3 Vodafone / XSA / Telstra / Australia
I317 modem only
I317UCAMA4 AT&T / Rogers
If there's a modem you want available as easy CWM flash, please let me know. Subject to available bandwidth, and availability of the source rom itself. I'll sort out a flashable modem for you. This is for N7105 only.
Please don't ask which modem is best for me. Different modems perform better for different regions and network conditions, so try Modem only files yourself and report back if your region is unsupported.7I have been kindly granted ownership of this thread to try and continue the fine work of its previous owner scarecrow2012, I am busy for a while, but when I get the time I will post the modems on the first post, I will remove and/or update dead links, and generally try and keep it maintained and fulfill requests for new modems and/or csc files.5I made a flashable zip of a modem for my own use which I have linked too here, it seems easy enough, so I am willing to create a flashable zip of any modem you need.
So my first flashable modems for your enjoyment:
N7105BUUFND1
N7105BVUFNE1
N7105XXUFND35So....
Work has given me a Nexus 4, as they bought a bunch and rolled out for work phones. As such, I've sold my note 2. So, I won't be visiting these forums much anymore, as such, here's some info on how to do what I was doing (bloody easy as!)
(Windows)
download the firmware package you want from sammobile.com or samsung-updates.com
google "sgs2toext4" - download and place somewhere handy
download and install http://www.diskinternals.com/linux-reader/
download and extract one of my packages for a reference maybe?
So. Once you have the firmware zip, extract it to a tar.md5. Then, extract the tar.md5. 7zip will do it. You will get an error in 7zip, but it still does the job.
2 files you want are the cache.img and modem.bin. The cache.img holds the csc information and language files, and of course modem.bin is actual modem.
cache.img you need to then extract. Open up sgs2toext4.jar, then drag & drop the cache.img to the sgs2toext4.jar window. It'll convert it to ext4 file system.
now, run Disk Internals Linux Reader. Mount the cache.ext4.img file that the previous step created. You'll then see it in your list of drives. Browse into it until you see the zip file (one or two folders in). Right click on the zip file, save as. Save it somewhere handy. Unmount the cache.ext4.img, then close diskinternals.
extract the zip, and you have the contents of cache.img. Then just copy/paste files across to where you extracted one of my zips to replace files, and modem too. When you're ready to go, just zip the directory structure, and there you go.
If you're not really sure on any of those steps, i'd suggest NOT to do it at all. If you replace the wrong files into a zip and flash it - KABOOM!
If you're making a modem without lanuage files, do NOT include any files past what I have done. There's a db file in the system/csc folder that if you replace that, you HAVE to replace the language files as the db file points to them, and different firmware have different setups for the location of the language files.
If you're a linux person, well, still probably use the sgs2toext4.jar, but the rest of the stuff pretty easy on nix.
Anyone needs any help just PM me, happy to help if I can - I just wont be actively checking these forums daily now, maybe weekly :laugh:
