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DocHoliday77

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May 10, 2011
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HuntsVegas!!!
Galaxy SIII
LTE

SGH-T999L
d2ltetmo



****This will NOT make a T999 model LTE capable!!! Simply put, it CANNOT happen!!!****


==========================================================================================================

NOTE: It is CONFIRMED that the T999L modem, does NOT work on the original T999. It will not brick the device, but you will have no connectivity.

The same has also been confirmed for the AT&T GS3 - I747. It will almost certainly be exactly the same for ALL variants of the S3!!!!!


==========================================================================================================

The ROM will work on a T999 with few to no problems though! (Ive been running it for about a week now!)

***See Post #3 for instructions on How to Return to Stock***


As most of you know, T-Mobile has recently released a new version of the Galaxy S3. Unfortunately, it seems that Samsung never releases a downloadable version of their firmware for newly released devices. This seems to be no execption, which means that there is no way to fully return to stock once you have rooted and begun flashing customs ROMs and whatnot. For Example: If you root by flashing CWM or TWRP, your stock recovery is now gone and there is no way to get it back......until now!
Over the past several days, I have been working with Motodefier to solve this issue, and I believe we have done so! What we have is a way for users to return to stock if they so desire.

***********Motodefier and I have decided to delay the Odin version of the firmware for the T999L, just to be safe. There are too many unanswered questions and while I think we have it down and would be ready for use, I do not want anyone flashing it until I am certain it will not brick their phone. We have not given up on it though, and will keep you guys posted. In the meantime, we do have an alternative method using the recovery.

I believe Moto is planning a debloated release soon, so be on the lookout for T999L based custom roms to hopefully start coming out soon.

To all of you T999L owners, please do not expect the devs of current ROMs to release additional builds based on this. Their current releases should be able to work on your device as is anyway. I will put together an MB7 kernel + modules zip that you can flash on top of these ROMs in case any of them do not fully function on your device.
In the end, any T999L builds will most likely come from people who actually own it.


Note: I do not have the T999L, so I unfortunately have to rely on others for testing. Where possible, I will test on my own device and will post the results. I will also be sure to label each item as Untested if it has not been.
I am confident everything will work as intended. I wouldn't release it otherwise. If you do decide to try any of this, please post your results. If there are any issues, I will work to solve them right away.

**If you see an item that is untested and you do flash it, please post your results. If it fails please also PM me and Motodefier for further assistance.


*****In the event of ANY FAILURE :mad:. Send me and Motodefier a PM, and post here so others know. We will make it top priority to get you back to stock and running normally.

***Please see Post #2 for a list of any reported bugs/problems.



Build
UVAMB7


*****ODIN Firmware*****

Stock System + Root___VERSION 2!
(TESTED AND WORKING!!!)
(This needs to be unzipped first)

Stock Recovery
:cowboy: (TESTED AND WORKING!!!) :victory:

Stock Kernel
:cowboy: (TESTED AND WORKING!!!) :victory:

Stock Firmware
(NOT WORKING! Link Temporarily Removed) :(
I suggest waiting until the others are tested before testing this one.

This contains the following underlying firmware partitions:

aboot.mbn
NON-HLOS.bin (modem)
rpm.mbn
sbl2.mbn
sbl3.mbn
tz.mbn


Note: Together, these are the equivalent of a Full Firmware as you would normally use if an official one were available. Once each piece has been tested and found working, I will put together a single flashable that will put you back on stock. I will also release a root66 version.

I had posted a couple of these a couple of days ago, but apparently no one wanted to test or no one saw them and they got buried pretty quickly. This is a request for anyone willing to test them out. As usual, I tried my best to make sure they are safe to use. If they do not work, I believe they will fail almost instantly without actually flashing to the device. Also, as usual, i cannot guarantee this, nor that it will not brick your device. This is testing AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!!! Please make sure you have a nandroid backup ready, just in case!


T999L BASED ROM
Stock / Deodexed / CiQ Free

DOWNLOADS
T999

T999L

*Busybox
*Insecure Kernel (The T999 version includes the UVDMD5 kernel and modules)
*Includes WiFi Band Switcher (Thanks to madmack for giving back the ability to choose 2.4 or 5Ghz WiFi bands!)
*Everything else remains stock for you guys to do whatever you want with it!




T999L BASED ROM
T999L PureSTOCK + Root


DOWNLOAD

*This is a virtually UNMODIFIED stock build for the T999L. The ONLY change is that it is rooted. There is a reason for this.
*This will be the file used to flash back to stock in the event of problems or the need to send in under warranty.
*Please see Post #3 for more information on how to use this to revert back to stock.




T999L UVAMB7 Firmware
(Untested, but the script used as a template has been proven)

**Thanks to Aerowinder for the use of his script for this!

DOWNLOAD

*This is the underlying firmware that you would find in a full Odin flashable, stock firmware package.
*Includes the following:


aboot - Apps Boot
modem - Baseband/Modem/Radio
rpm - Resource & Power Management
sbl2 - Secondary Bootloader 2
sbl3 - Secondary Bootloader 3
tz - Trusted Zone




Stock Kernels

**The kernels with the '+' at the end will uninstall any 3rd party items that may have been flashed along with the kernel (i.e. ktoonsez's Kernel Tweaker App, modules, etc.) They also include the modules needed for everything to work properly using a Touchwiz build and kernel.
**Thanks to enewman17 for the script used to accomplish this!

DOWNLOADS
Recovery Flashable

Stock Secure (unmodified)

UVAMB7+ (kernel + modules)

UVDMD5+ (kernel + modules)


Insecure w/ init.d support

UVAMB7 (kernel only)

UVAMB7+ (kernel + modules)

UVDMD5+ (kernel + modules)




Stock UVAMB7 Recovery


DOWNLOAD




Stock UVAMB7 LTE Modem

DOWNLOAD







If you see Motodefier, please remember to hit his Thanks button! Without him, this wasnt possible. He put in a lot of time and effort in all of it and more importantly, he took ALL the risk while experimenting and learning about the device!


I hope this proves helpful to some of you!

:cool: Huge Thanks to all who are participating in this project, especially those of you who have been willing to test everything for us! :highfive:

:cowboy: Doc
 
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DocHoliday77

Senior Member
May 10, 2011
9,403
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HuntsVegas!!!
List of Markets with LTE

T-Mobile LTE is Currently Deployed in the Following Locations




Alabama
Birmingham
Decatur
Huntsville
Mobile
Montgomery
Tuscaloosa


Arizona
Phoenix
Tucson


Arkansas
Little Rock


California
Bakersfield
Fresno
Los Angeles
Modesto
Napa
Oakland
Oxnard
Riverside
Sacramento
Salinas
San Diego
San Francisco
San Jose
San Rafael
Santa Ana
Santa Barbara
Santa Cruz-Watsonville
Santa Rosa
Stockton
Vallejo-Fairfield


Colorado
Boulder
Denver


Connecticut
Bridgeport
New Haven


District of Columbia
Washington


Florida
Jacksonville
Lakeland-Winter Haven
Miami
Orlando
Sarasota
Tallahassee
Tampa
West Palm Beach


Georgia
Atlanta
Gainesville
Savannah


Hawaii
Honolulu


Illinois
Chicago


Indiana
Indianapolis
Lafayette


Kansas
Lawrence
Wichita


Kentucky
Lexington


Louisiana
New Orleans


Maryland
Baltimore


Massachusetts
Boston
Cambridge


Michigan
Ann Arbor
Detroit
Warren


Minnesota
Minneapolis


Missouri
Kansas City


Nevada
Las Vegas
Reno-Sparks


New Jersey
Atlantic City
Newark


New Mexico
Albuquerque


New York
Albany
Binghamton
Buffalo
Nassau
New York
Rochester
Syracuse


North Carolina
Charlotte
Durham
Greensboro-High Point
Raleigh
Winston-Salem


Ohio
Akron
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton


Oklahoma
Bartlesville
Oklahoma City
Tulsa


Oregon
Portland
Salem


Pennsylvania
Erie
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh


Rhode Island
Providence


South Carolina
Charleston
Spartanburg
Greenville


Tennessee
Memphis
Nashville


Texas
Austin
College Station-Bryan
Dallas
El Paso
Fort Worth
Houston
San Antonio


Utah
Ogden
Provo-Orem
Salt Lake City


Virginia
Richmond
Virginia Beach


Washington
Bellingham
Kennewick
Mount Vernon
Seattle-Bellevue
Spokane


Puerto Rico
Mayagüez
Ponce
San Juan

 
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DocHoliday77

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Reverting to Stock and Unrooting

How To Revert To Stock



Using TWRP or CWM Recovery

Note: Do not forget to use Triangle Away to reset your binary counter if you are planning to make a warranty claim.
Note2: BACKUP! BACKUP! BACKUP!

Reboot into Recovery
Flash PureStock Rom
Flash the unmodified, Secure UVAMB7 Kernel
Flash Stock UVAMB7 Recovery

Next, if you want to wipe everything but your internal SD Card, Factory Reset before rebooting.
If you want a 100% clean, out of the box type device, reboot Recovery.
This should take you into the stock recovery you just flashed. Now Factory Reset.

Reboot Phone
(Last chance to run Triangle Away!)
Open SuperUser/SuperSU (app)
Find and select the option to Permanantly Unroot.
Reboot
:cowboy: Done!!! :cowboy:

 
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Alpha_wolf

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Dec 13, 2012
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well tmobile said our device will be compatible with their lte network
so cant you just flash it on to the device? or the lte modems??

or am i missing something here??
 
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Bass_Man25

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ima take a risk and back up and hve odin on stand by and try to flash this lol
wish me is brick it shall be like a pillow and not a rock haha

Good luck and thanks for testing!

I wish you success :good:; and if it *does* fail, I hope you only get a nice soft fluffy brick.:silly:
 

gypsy214

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Jan 24, 2011
2,197
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Dallas, Tx
If the roms are not compatible with the t999 it would be better to ad another forum for tmobile android development lte.
Remember that even on the international devices the lte version is not compatible with the none lte and they have another forum for it.
But in anycase this would not and never bring lte to the t999.
 
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Alpha_wolf

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If the roms are not compatible with the t999 it would be better to ad another forum for tmobile android development lte.
Remember that even on the international devices the lte version is not compatible with the none lte and they have another forum for it.
But in anycase this would not and never bring lte to the t999.

i been reading and i guess the lte modem was added to our jb update??
again could be wrong

---------- Post added at 11:25 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:14 AM ----------

can you try flashing the modem to see if you get lte

modem flashed and booted fine
but cm10 stable nor cm10.1 have lte icons i think so im kinda unable to test that and idk if tmobile has lte in my area nor can i find a coverage map for their lte . so has for speed idk
 

Romcrazguy

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im using tw so i will take the hit and report back to see if the new modem gets LTE ..im not even sure of they update towers in Bmore
 

gypsy214

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Jan 24, 2011
2,197
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Do go by what Icon you are seeing.. Provile screenshots of speed test and settings/about phone/status/mobile network type
 

DocHoliday77

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May 10, 2011
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HuntsVegas!!!
The reason the international s3 isnt compatible is the partition layout is different. Not the case here.

Thanks for testing. Did you test on a T999 or the T999L?

I think they can be made to be compatible. The L can flash existing roms as I understand it. I tried with both the T999L kernel and the md5 kernel snd it stuck on splash for me as well. May have to do with drivers/modules? Ill look into it though.

Sent from my SGH-T999 using xda premium
 

DocHoliday77

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May 10, 2011
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The T999 will not get LTE. The hardware is not there.
I Doubt the modem will brick a T999. Prob just wont work.
I know I dont have to say it, but its at your own risk on this stuff.
I mostly put it together for the T999L users to be able to go back to stock. Secondary is for development for the T999 for possible improvements.

Sent from my SGH-T999 using xda premium
 

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    Galaxy SIII
    LTE

    SGH-T999L
    d2ltetmo



    ****This will NOT make a T999 model LTE capable!!! Simply put, it CANNOT happen!!!****


    ==========================================================================================================

    NOTE: It is CONFIRMED that the T999L modem, does NOT work on the original T999. It will not brick the device, but you will have no connectivity.

    The same has also been confirmed for the AT&T GS3 - I747. It will almost certainly be exactly the same for ALL variants of the S3!!!!!


    ==========================================================================================================

    The ROM will work on a T999 with few to no problems though! (Ive been running it for about a week now!)

    ***See Post #3 for instructions on How to Return to Stock***


    As most of you know, T-Mobile has recently released a new version of the Galaxy S3. Unfortunately, it seems that Samsung never releases a downloadable version of their firmware for newly released devices. This seems to be no execption, which means that there is no way to fully return to stock once you have rooted and begun flashing customs ROMs and whatnot. For Example: If you root by flashing CWM or TWRP, your stock recovery is now gone and there is no way to get it back......until now!
    Over the past several days, I have been working with Motodefier to solve this issue, and I believe we have done so! What we have is a way for users to return to stock if they so desire.

    ***********Motodefier and I have decided to delay the Odin version of the firmware for the T999L, just to be safe. There are too many unanswered questions and while I think we have it down and would be ready for use, I do not want anyone flashing it until I am certain it will not brick their phone. We have not given up on it though, and will keep you guys posted. In the meantime, we do have an alternative method using the recovery.

    I believe Moto is planning a debloated release soon, so be on the lookout for T999L based custom roms to hopefully start coming out soon.

    To all of you T999L owners, please do not expect the devs of current ROMs to release additional builds based on this. Their current releases should be able to work on your device as is anyway. I will put together an MB7 kernel + modules zip that you can flash on top of these ROMs in case any of them do not fully function on your device.
    In the end, any T999L builds will most likely come from people who actually own it.


    Note: I do not have the T999L, so I unfortunately have to rely on others for testing. Where possible, I will test on my own device and will post the results. I will also be sure to label each item as Untested if it has not been.
    I am confident everything will work as intended. I wouldn't release it otherwise. If you do decide to try any of this, please post your results. If there are any issues, I will work to solve them right away.

    **If you see an item that is untested and you do flash it, please post your results. If it fails please also PM me and Motodefier for further assistance.


    *****In the event of ANY FAILURE :mad:. Send me and Motodefier a PM, and post here so others know. We will make it top priority to get you back to stock and running normally.

    ***Please see Post #2 for a list of any reported bugs/problems.



    Build
    UVAMB7


    *****ODIN Firmware*****

    Stock System + Root___VERSION 2!
    (TESTED AND WORKING!!!)
    (This needs to be unzipped first)

    Stock Recovery
    :cowboy: (TESTED AND WORKING!!!) :victory:

    Stock Kernel
    :cowboy: (TESTED AND WORKING!!!) :victory:

    Stock Firmware
    (NOT WORKING! Link Temporarily Removed) :(
    I suggest waiting until the others are tested before testing this one.

    This contains the following underlying firmware partitions:

    aboot.mbn
    NON-HLOS.bin (modem)
    rpm.mbn
    sbl2.mbn
    sbl3.mbn
    tz.mbn


    Note: Together, these are the equivalent of a Full Firmware as you would normally use if an official one were available. Once each piece has been tested and found working, I will put together a single flashable that will put you back on stock. I will also release a root66 version.

    I had posted a couple of these a couple of days ago, but apparently no one wanted to test or no one saw them and they got buried pretty quickly. This is a request for anyone willing to test them out. As usual, I tried my best to make sure they are safe to use. If they do not work, I believe they will fail almost instantly without actually flashing to the device. Also, as usual, i cannot guarantee this, nor that it will not brick your device. This is testing AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!!! Please make sure you have a nandroid backup ready, just in case!


    T999L BASED ROM
    Stock / Deodexed / CiQ Free

    DOWNLOADS
    T999

    T999L

    *Busybox
    *Insecure Kernel (The T999 version includes the UVDMD5 kernel and modules)
    *Includes WiFi Band Switcher (Thanks to madmack for giving back the ability to choose 2.4 or 5Ghz WiFi bands!)
    *Everything else remains stock for you guys to do whatever you want with it!




    T999L BASED ROM
    T999L PureSTOCK + Root


    DOWNLOAD

    *This is a virtually UNMODIFIED stock build for the T999L. The ONLY change is that it is rooted. There is a reason for this.
    *This will be the file used to flash back to stock in the event of problems or the need to send in under warranty.
    *Please see Post #3 for more information on how to use this to revert back to stock.




    T999L UVAMB7 Firmware
    (Untested, but the script used as a template has been proven)

    **Thanks to Aerowinder for the use of his script for this!

    DOWNLOAD

    *This is the underlying firmware that you would find in a full Odin flashable, stock firmware package.
    *Includes the following:


    aboot - Apps Boot
    modem - Baseband/Modem/Radio
    rpm - Resource & Power Management
    sbl2 - Secondary Bootloader 2
    sbl3 - Secondary Bootloader 3
    tz - Trusted Zone




    Stock Kernels

    **The kernels with the '+' at the end will uninstall any 3rd party items that may have been flashed along with the kernel (i.e. ktoonsez's Kernel Tweaker App, modules, etc.) They also include the modules needed for everything to work properly using a Touchwiz build and kernel.
    **Thanks to enewman17 for the script used to accomplish this!

    DOWNLOADS
    Recovery Flashable

    Stock Secure (unmodified)

    UVAMB7+ (kernel + modules)

    UVDMD5+ (kernel + modules)


    Insecure w/ init.d support

    UVAMB7 (kernel only)

    UVAMB7+ (kernel + modules)

    UVDMD5+ (kernel + modules)




    Stock UVAMB7 Recovery


    DOWNLOAD




    Stock UVAMB7 LTE Modem

    DOWNLOAD







    If you see Motodefier, please remember to hit his Thanks button! Without him, this wasnt possible. He put in a lot of time and effort in all of it and more importantly, he took ALL the risk while experimenting and learning about the device!


    I hope this proves helpful to some of you!

    :cool: Huge Thanks to all who are participating in this project, especially those of you who have been willing to test everything for us! :highfive:

    :cowboy: Doc
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    Guys lets not turn a rom thread into another LTE thread, kind of beating a dead horse now, and it does nothing for rom development on this rom. Easily can continue this productively over at the LTE discussion thread here.
    7
    List of Markets with LTE

    T-Mobile LTE is Currently Deployed in the Following Locations




    Alabama
    Birmingham
    Decatur
    Huntsville
    Mobile
    Montgomery
    Tuscaloosa


    Arizona
    Phoenix
    Tucson


    Arkansas
    Little Rock


    California
    Bakersfield
    Fresno
    Los Angeles
    Modesto
    Napa
    Oakland
    Oxnard
    Riverside
    Sacramento
    Salinas
    San Diego
    San Francisco
    San Jose
    San Rafael
    Santa Ana
    Santa Barbara
    Santa Cruz-Watsonville
    Santa Rosa
    Stockton
    Vallejo-Fairfield


    Colorado
    Boulder
    Denver


    Connecticut
    Bridgeport
    New Haven


    District of Columbia
    Washington


    Florida
    Jacksonville
    Lakeland-Winter Haven
    Miami
    Orlando
    Sarasota
    Tallahassee
    Tampa
    West Palm Beach


    Georgia
    Atlanta
    Gainesville
    Savannah


    Hawaii
    Honolulu


    Illinois
    Chicago


    Indiana
    Indianapolis
    Lafayette


    Kansas
    Lawrence
    Wichita


    Kentucky
    Lexington


    Louisiana
    New Orleans


    Maryland
    Baltimore


    Massachusetts
    Boston
    Cambridge


    Michigan
    Ann Arbor
    Detroit
    Warren


    Minnesota
    Minneapolis


    Missouri
    Kansas City


    Nevada
    Las Vegas
    Reno-Sparks


    New Jersey
    Atlantic City
    Newark


    New Mexico
    Albuquerque


    New York
    Albany
    Binghamton
    Buffalo
    Nassau
    New York
    Rochester
    Syracuse


    North Carolina
    Charlotte
    Durham
    Greensboro-High Point
    Raleigh
    Winston-Salem


    Ohio
    Akron
    Cleveland
    Columbus
    Dayton


    Oklahoma
    Bartlesville
    Oklahoma City
    Tulsa


    Oregon
    Portland
    Salem


    Pennsylvania
    Erie
    Philadelphia
    Pittsburgh


    Rhode Island
    Providence


    South Carolina
    Charleston
    Spartanburg
    Greenville


    Tennessee
    Memphis
    Nashville


    Texas
    Austin
    College Station-Bryan
    Dallas
    El Paso
    Fort Worth
    Houston
    San Antonio


    Utah
    Ogden
    Provo-Orem
    Salt Lake City


    Virginia
    Richmond
    Virginia Beach


    Washington
    Bellingham
    Kennewick
    Mount Vernon
    Seattle-Bellevue
    Spokane


    Puerto Rico
    Mayagüez
    Ponce
    San Juan

    7
    Reverting to Stock and Unrooting

    How To Revert To Stock



    Using TWRP or CWM Recovery

    Note: Do not forget to use Triangle Away to reset your binary counter if you are planning to make a warranty claim.
    Note2: BACKUP! BACKUP! BACKUP!

    Reboot into Recovery
    Flash PureStock Rom
    Flash the unmodified, Secure UVAMB7 Kernel
    Flash Stock UVAMB7 Recovery

    Next, if you want to wipe everything but your internal SD Card, Factory Reset before rebooting.
    If you want a 100% clean, out of the box type device, reboot Recovery.
    This should take you into the stock recovery you just flashed. Now Factory Reset.

    Reboot Phone
    (Last chance to run Triangle Away!)
    Open SuperUser/SuperSU (app)
    Find and select the option to Permanantly Unroot.
    Reboot
    :cowboy: Done!!! :cowboy:

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    On the contrary, yes I risked my device for this effort, but without your patience, advices and awesome instruction this wouldn't have been possible from just my end either, so give thanks to DocHoliday77 also, it was a team effort!
    Sent from my SGH-T999L using xda app-developers app

    ---------- Post added at 01:58 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:54 PM ----------

    No it is not currently confirmed

    Sent from my SGH-T999L using xda app-developers app