That's great! What location? How's your battery life?
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That's great! What location? How's your battery life?
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Confirming this, battery life untested. Download speed doubled from 227.8kB/s to 532.3kB/s. Blue bars on both radios but can only make a stable data connection on 0.27.
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That could probably work. I haven't tested it myself though.
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Can be done from fastboot
Code:
fastboot flash radio radio.imgAre you sure you are aware of the possible consequences?
I would not recommend it, but there is a chance it will work since that cmd will push it to the correct partition automatically
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Just went to .27 from .33 and seen a drastic improvement. I'm in three UK and had been suffering with poor signal and throughput.
Anyone on three should try .27 if you have problems with .33
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Anyone on three should try .27 if you have problems with .33
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So if this doesn't work... And if I wanna flash back to the correct radio... I still won't work?
#Team MiNCO
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Well. That depends. If it bricks your device, no it won't work. If it doesn't brick it but it just doesn't work, then yes, you should be able to revert.
Thing is we don't know how compatible the partitioning is. Someone on the optimus g has managed to hack it and make it think it's an N4 so you can flash stock N4 images in it. I haven't read into it, but it is hacked in some way, not a simple images flash. Google "turn optimus g into n4" and read up on that.
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Yeah I read it in a link some person posted a page away... Hmmmmm think ima do it
can u post the .IMG ? Or link me to where I can download it from? =]#Team MiNCO
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Yeah I read it in a link some person posted a page away... Hmmmmm think ima do it
#Team MiNCO
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I don't have it, but simple Google of "optimus g radio.img" should help you find it in no time.
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I think someone's already done it o.o
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sour...rYyBYqSHLGy_nh8dw&sig2=WB5J-niNZiAuToBV94ocaA
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Ah, efrant has pokes his nose in there already.
Let's wait for him to post his opinion.
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Let's wait for him to post his opinion.
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Yeah, I've been busy, so I haven't gotten around to looking into it yet. I was waiting to test it out on my device before posting radios from the Optimus G.
I think houstonn has flashed the N4 radios on his Optimus G (I don't have the thread link off-hand), so it gives me quite a bit of confidence that it would work the other way around.
I've seen them posting ril and other stuff as well. I guess we would need that too?
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532I've decided to try and compile a list of the available radios for the Nexus 4 so that people have a "one-stop" for all of them.
Unless stated otherwise, I've pulled all of these myself from either the factory images from Google's site, and packaged them up to be flashable in recovery.
Notes:
1) I have no idea what the differences are between the versions.
2) LTE is disabled in all radios newer than 0.33. If you want to use LTE, you need to use 0.33, 0.27 or a hybrid.
3) For those on T-Mobile who want to use LTE, see this post. Also see this for a recovery-flashable fix for no audio when using older radios on 4.2.2.
4) For advanced users: the radios from the Optimus G do also work to a certain extent, but they require kernel patches. See here.
5) For those that can't tether when using LTE, here are the proper IP tables.
Standard disclaimer: I take no responsibility if you mess up your device by flashing any of these radios.
These are flashable in a custom recovery. To flash using fastboot, extract the image from within, and flash that using: fastboot flash radio modem.img
Downloads are available at this link: Mako Modem Collection. Thanks to bombadier for providing the hosting.
Note: I have removed all the dev-host links that we were previously using. While in the past, dev-host was an acceptable hosting site, in recent months it has gone downhill -- to the point of having misleading multiple "fake" download buttons and sometimes even offering up malware. I strongly suggest that no one use dev-host as a hosting site for any files going forward.
Radio List (in order -- newest on top):
1.07 - Source: LMY47V OTA update. Thanks to VivaErBetis for posting it here. LTE is disabled on this radio. You may have issues if you use this radio on a ROM based on a version of Android older than 4.4.
1.06 - Source: LMY47O OTA update. Thanks to VivaErBetis for posting it here. LTE is disabled on this radio. You may have issues if you use this radio on a ROM based on a version of Android older than 4.4.
1.05 - Source: LRX22C factory image. Thanks to bombadier for posting it here. LTE is disabled on this radio. You may have issues if you use this radio on a ROM based on a version of Android older than 4.4.
1.04 - Source: LRX21T factory image. Thanks to ktomov for posting it here. LTE is disabled on this radio. You may have issues if you use this radio on a ROM based on a version of Android older than 4.4.
1.03 - Source: KTU84P factory image. Thanks to ata1918 for posting it here. LTE is disabled on this radio. You may have issues if you use this radio on a ROM based on a version of Android older than 4.4.
1.02 - Source: KTU84L factory image. Thanks to Nathan-NL for posting it here. LTE is disabled on this radio. You may have issues if you use this radio on a ROM based on a version of Android older than 4.4.
0.98 - Source: KOT49E OTA update. Thanks to el_charlie for posting it here and Nathan-NL for posting it here. LTE is disabled on this radio. You may have issues if you use this radio on a ROM based on a version of Android older than 4.4.
0.97 - Source: KRT16O factory image. Thanks to Imperticus for posting it here. LTE is disabled on this radio. You may have issues if you use this radio on a ROM based on a version of Android older than 4.4.
0.84 - Source: JWR66V factory image. Thanks to magote for posting it here. LTE is disabled on this radio.
0.83 - Source: leaked JWR66N build. Thanks to Jeff Williams for dumping and markd0wn for posting it here. LTE is disabled on this radio.
0.54 - Source: JDQ39E build on the Nexus 4 released in India. Thanks to eRajesh for dumping and posting it here. LTE is disabled on this radio.
0.48 - Source: JDQ39 OTA update. Note: there are reports that this radio breaks auto-rotation and auto-brightness functionality on 4.2.1 and earlier. No issues on 4.2.2 though. LTE is disabled on this radio.
0.33 - Source: JOP40C/D factory images.
0.27 - Source: Leaked LG testing build (04 Mar 2013). See this thread. Thanks to houstonn for extracting and posting it.
0.27 - Source: Leaked LG testing build (14 Nov 2012). See this thread. Thanks to houstonn for extracting and posting it here.
0.24 - Source: Leaked JVP15Q image. See this thread. Thanks to houstonn for extracting and posting it here.
houstonn has provided a mirror for some of the N4 radios here.
Unofficial hybrid radios
morrislee has done some great work: he replaced the core modem components in 0.84 with those from 0.33 and 0.27. See his posts here and here. This enables us to use LTE and yet have all the newer features (power management, audio on T-Mobile, etc.) from the newer radios.
See this thread for discussion/information on hybrid radios.4848Here is the link to the new .54 radio that ships with the Nexus 4 in India - CWM Flashable - https://www.dropbox.com/s/n0lav8mjojs5iky/54 ardio.zip
Fastboot image fie - http://d-h.st/Zs244
