ironically i restored this firmware just so i can return it back to t-mobile, and they didn't even turn it on barely looked at it and refunded my money lol..
T-Mobile stock firmware!
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Try doing a factory reset in Settings/Privacy assuming theres no data to loose at this point.
Better safe than sorry. And you returned the device in a decent state, which is awesome.
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Anecdotal evidence suggests yes, as anyone with a corrupted IMEI could get internet access using a phone/internet service SIM card for around 30 minutes, then was blocked. As soon as they restored their original nv_data.bin file, they became instantly blocked from the internet.[/QUOTE]
I have this corrupted IMEI for three weeks now. I have voice and edge on tmob, no probkems so far! Wouldnt a master factory reset return everything to iys original state?
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I have this corrupted IMEI for three weeks now. I have voice and edge on tmob, no probkems so far! Wouldnt a master factory reset return everything to iys original state?
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For everything except the corrupted IMEI I would think. I haven't tried corrupting mine and then resetting
rotohammer: Which Tab do you use as your primary? I saw that you have the Bell i9000 modem on yours in your sig. (I just installed it on my AT&T Tab and now have HSPA enabled)
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I used a method to unlock the network, that deletes a file that gives u a generic IMEI and SN. To tell u the truth so far I dont see what the big deal. Everyyhing is working fine, and I dont have any blocking issues or market issues... But I thought if there is a way to fix it, why not ?
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Right now my AT&T Tab is my primary, as I'm using my Nexus One SIM in it. But theres no way in hell that I'm going to continue to pay AT&T their inflated price anymore for inferior 3G.
I ordered a new Simple Mobile SIM which I will port my AT&T number to, then switch to using the T-Mobile tab. I'll write a small script to switch radios on the fly for when I really need 3G until I get a voice/3g capable modem going. I'm on wifi 90% of the day.
Nope. Its impossible to get 3g on an AT&T TAB with a T-Mobile SIM. A script is just a sequence of commands to automate a procedure, like swapping modems.
Yes. I have done this.But how about the next.I do not know what to do to deal with the rfs file.Can you tell me?thx
T-Mobile Stock
I purchased a used T-Mobile US Samsung Tab, and it has a custom rom on it, but I want to put it back to the T-Mobile stock. Can someone help me to create a back up and then put on the stock rom?
Thanks for your help in advance.
I purchased a used T-Mobile US Samsung Tab, and it has a custom rom on it, but I want to put it back to the T-Mobile stock. Can someone help me to create a back up and then put on the stock rom?
Thanks for your help in advance.
Try reading the first post by Roto.
The will give you the stock tab files to flash.
Search for "flash galaxy tab" there's going to be a couple threads that give you instruction on flashing the files. Sorry for no links. Not easy for me on the tab.
The will give you the stock tab files to flash.
Search for "flash galaxy tab" there's going to be a couple threads that give you instruction on flashing the files. Sorry for no links. Not easy for me on the tab.
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18Yes, just for you!
After 2 weeks of work, I have recreated an Odin package of the stock T-Mobile firmware.
Flash it in Odin from the PDA button, no .pit file, nothing else.
It contains no bootloader because I don't want anyone to brick their device with a bad flashing.
I would like to thank everyone who has helped me, but especially jtc442 and Deodexed.
http://files.deodexed.com/ModADroid-Galaxy-Tablet/T-Mobile/T-Mobile_Stock.zip
Stock T-Mobile modem.bin: View attachment modem-tmo-stock.zip1
Nope, its purpose is to revert to the original non-phone firmware with 3G internet only.1
I would definitely try mounting your factoryfs.rfs file. (I think that non-working .rfs files, i.e. bad dumps, don't mount properly) Using my Ubuntu virtual machine I use the command:
Code:sudo mount -o ro,loop /path/to/factoryfs.rfs /path/to/mountpoint
Once you get it mounted you can browse it. When rotohammer and myself made our ODIN packages, it appears that all of our files (all of the ones inside the tar) ended up being the same sizes, which makes sense because we dumped them the same way. (By no means an end-all kind of check, but it did stick out to me)
Have you looked at the other thread about creating a usable dump? (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=850359)
(As for the being new to it, I know that I, myself, am not a master of Linux and Android. There is no shame asking questions, we all gotta learn somehow, right?)11
