Have you tried flashing the att JB radio? (look for it in the general section there is thread with different radios(modems) you can try.
Are you 100% sure airplane mode is not activated? I know it sounds dumb but might be the reason if everything else seems working fine.
Hi mate, no luck, any solutions?
If you have an EFS backup, you might want to restore it.
Yes,,, airplane mode is off... wifi is strange. When I turn it on to scan wifi but wifi automatically switch off.
When you flashed back to stock, did you do it by CWM/TWRP or LGNPST?
I'd recommend LGNPST (made a backup of your internal sd, it will be wiped out) and see if the problem persist.
I revert back to stock by this guide: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2668412
... but the problem persist... I think may be is a hardware problem...
I revert back to stock by this guide: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2668412
... but the problem persist... I think may be is a hardware problem...
I'd say that only option should be to restore the EFS backup. You should have that when first unlocked bootloader with FreeGee
But I did not backup EFS, any solutions except restoring EFS mate?
Well my only idea right now if for you to get a radio log from the phone and then share it to see if we can spot anything out of usual that might be affecting your phone's connectivity settings.
You can use this app to get the desired logs
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1123129
I'll recommend you to try to reproduce the steps so the app can capture the appropriate log, after that share what you get
OK, I'll send you the log later...but before that I got issue "HW was reset detected".Well my only idea right now if for you to get a radio log from the phone and then share it to see if we can spot anything out of usual that might be affecting your phone's connectivity settings.
You can use this app to get the desired logs
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1123129
I'll recommend you to try to reproduce the steps so the app can capture the appropriate log, after that share what you get
And I tried to back to stock rom then I got no wifi, bluetooth, signal but IMEI is not null. After that, I unlocked bootloader, flash recovery, tried to wipe data and got this issue:
The first screen is due to a Kernel Crash, are you running a custom kernel on your phone? I've got that with a few custom Kernels and if that's the case then probably the kernel modules are not compatible with the phone software. Can you flash for example a custom KK Rom without a modified kernel to see if you get any connection?
Now for the second screenshot, my take is that you are using a MicroSD that is formatted as exFAT (Usually that's the format of 64GB cards) and the recovery does not have support for that kind of file system.
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1But I did not backup EFS, any solutions except restoring EFS mate?
Well my only idea right now if for you to get a radio log from the phone and then share it to see if we can spot anything out of usual that might be affecting your phone's connectivity settings.
You can use this app to get the desired logs
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1123129
I'll recommend you to try to reproduce the steps so the app can capture the appropriate log, after that share what you get1
The first screen is due to a Kernel Crash, are you running a custom kernel on your phone? I've got that with a few custom Kernels and if that's the case then probably the kernel modules are not compatible with the phone software. Can you flash for example a custom KK Rom without a modified kernel to see if you get any connection?
Now for the second screenshot, my take is that you are using a MicroSD that is formatted as exFAT (Usually that's the format of 64GB cards) and the recovery does not have support for that kind of file system.
