maybe a usb issue...
I had a similar issue once before while i was playing around with my friends charge, while in ODIN put the phone in download mode then put your battery back in your phone and uncheck auto reboot, after successful flash and reset flashes in ODIN unplug the phone and power it on, I think it might be something with your USB not getting enough power at least that is what happened to me...hope it helps
I had a similar issue once before while i was playing around with my friends charge, while in ODIN put the phone in download mode then put your battery back in your phone and uncheck auto reboot, after successful flash and reset flashes in ODIN unplug the phone and power it on, I think it might be something with your USB not getting enough power at least that is what happened to me...hope it helps
I flashed this last night coming from ED04 which was the slowest i experieinced.
No change in signal for me, however my download speeds are flying now..faster than any modem i have flashed yet..
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No change in signal for me, however my download speeds are flying now..faster than any modem i have flashed yet..
Sent from my SCH-I500 using XDA App
Make sure your usb port gives enough power to run your phone without the battery. Do this by removing your battery before plugging it in, then power on your phone to download mode and do the odin stuff without the batt.
The internal flash memory probably requires a little extra power from the usb port in order to be erased and programmed properly. This was also very likely an intentional design decision.
Good luck.
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Do that, and also make sure the md5 checksum is correct as that will screw somethings up. Try re-downloading if that is an issue.I had a similar issue once before while i was playing around with my friends charge, while in ODIN put the phone in download mode then put your battery back in your phone and uncheck auto reboot, after successful flash and reset flashes in ODIN unplug the phone and power it on, I think it might be something with your USB not getting enough power at least that is what happened to me...hope it helps
This is the first modem release that I have noticed a major difference from. At home I was getting about 2 bars (with a signal booster) and now I get a full signal. At work I would get a full signal if I was in the front of the building but in the back of the building I got nothing, now I get two 2 bars in the back - so that's great! As for speeds I have not noticed it being any faster but that could have to do with the load on my cell towers. What I do know is I am getting a better signal and my battery is lasting longer. So kudos to this modem.
Sorry, but I have a question : Can it work in any Froyo ROM ? Like Evil Fascination or ComRom, and Froyo kernel ?
Working just fine for me on Comm ROM 2.0. 3G data speeds are better and cell signal strength is better by anywhere from 5 to 10 dBm.
Unless you were pinging your phone from somewhere else ping times are meaningless to your phone. When you ping an IP address or DNS name you are seeing how long the packet takes to 'route' to your destination and come back (the packet). Your phone simple reports back the roundtrip time. It's a crude measure of latency of the network and server that you pinged. Has zero to do with your phone's radio performance. I guess unless you are pinging the loopback address and seeing an improvement. But even that does not measure performance of your radio since you did not Xmit anything.
Around a mile difference in terms of location, but Ive always had lower download and upload speeds compared to after flashing. Never really checked my pings so it probably could have been always had a difference of 10, so I only checked and wrote my last 2 speedtest numbers from before and after flashing EC09 radio/modem.
signal strength seems to be better, gonna use this for a while and see how it goes.
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Just installed on my phone to see if would help on the missed calls
Did the *228-1 and *228-2 let phone reboot and go to sleep. Called from
my from home phone and the fasc. just sat there until it went to voice mail.
Did the *228-1 and *228-2 let phone reboot and go to sleep. Called from
my from home phone and the fasc. just sat there until it went to voice mail.
Congratulation. You are the only one in the world with 4G fascinate
Next time disable wifi before speedtest.
Ping high?
So, flashed EC06 modem..odin hung after modem.bin..had to pull battery...got the wired phone ...yellow arrow ...computer icon..managed to get into recovery, reboot to download, flashed ok...rebooted
So I ran speedtest.net app and noticed ping is around 121ms..getting varying readings of up and down 148kB/s down 104 kB/s up...ran a second a go ping was 157 with down of somewhere around 250Kb/s and up around 175kB/s which is the highest I have seen it..
Is the ping supposed to be that high? i don't remember it being near that high before..but I didn't think to run speedtest app before flashing new modem...
So, flashed EC06 modem..odin hung after modem.bin..had to pull battery...got the wired phone ...yellow arrow ...computer icon..managed to get into recovery, reboot to download, flashed ok...rebooted
So I ran speedtest.net app and noticed ping is around 121ms..getting varying readings of up and down 148kB/s down 104 kB/s up...ran a second a go ping was 157 with down of somewhere around 250Kb/s and up around 175kB/s which is the highest I have seen it..
Is the ping supposed to be that high? i don't remember it being near that high before..but I didn't think to run speedtest app before flashing new modem...
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46Hey everyone,
This is just the modem (radio) file for ODIN. This way you can download this modem separate from the all-in-one ODIN. At this time, I would recommend this modem, but I would NOT recommend the EC09 ROM as it is buggy.
To extract this file, you will need 7zip. It is one of the best zip/LZMA/tar programs for Windows. http://www.7-zip.org/
Instructions
- Download 7zip from the link: http://www.7-zip.org/
- Download ODIN if you haven't. http://adrynalyne.us/files/odin/Odin3v1.3.exe
- Download the package below, and extract it with 7zip.
- Open ODIN, and connect your device with the battery out while holding the volume down key.
- Click PDA, and select the .tar.md5 file you extracted.
- Click Start, and it should flash to your phone.
- Put battery back in, and {optional} via Clockwork Mod flash
NAMELESS v4 or whatever custom TW Gingerbread ROM you wish!jt1134's CM7, andmer's MIUI, or your ROM of choice.
MD5
ec09-modem.tar.md5.7z = 5ffd2b3ce243948493de400c61230435
Thanks to...
P3Droid for the EC09 Gingerbread Leak
vegittoss15 for pointing out that my checksum was screwed up
Thanks in general to...
Adrynalyne
nemesis2all
jt1134
imnuts
TSM (sbrissen)
navenedrob
and the other devs & irc crew
UPDATE: I added a poll on what you think about EC09's modem.
UPDATE 2: It is recommended to use this modem when running jt1134's CM7 (and I assume andmer's MIUI). Certain things will either not work or not be stable if you use ED-series modems on CM7 mtd due to jt using parts of EC09.
Happy Flashing,
JP Tech2
The EC09 modem shouldn't be the cause of in-call volume change. That is due to our current version of AOSP. The modem does, however, make a difference in the signal department, and the majority of people that I've talked to like the EC09 modem better than ED-series modems. At the moment, I'm running MIUI with EC09 modem and Glitch (medium leakage) as the kernel with an overclock to 1.2Ghz & undervolt on all clocks. It works great for me, and it is super smooth.
Offtopic: This is my 100th post!2
You are changing the device registered to your account.. .not the actual ESN of the phone...swapping phones on your account changes the ESN registered to your account , re-activating it resets it in Verizon's database...
You have to talk to level 2 support(or whatever they call it)..but it all depends on who you get...most of the time they screw you over...tell them you have read on-line and have a legit/documented problem and insist they do an ESN swap(also called a DMU reset)...They DO have the capability of activating a dummy or test device to your account, then re-activating your phone..I know..because I had this done!!!...took about 6 different calls to tec support till I finally got someone to admit to it and to do it and guess what? It worked!...had no more problems..
If getting Verizon to help you won't work, then the only other options I see are:
Find an old Verizon phone for dirt cheap or ask a friend or something for one...
Complain to Verizon enough that the phone you have is defective and have it replaced...a replacement phone(even same model) will have a different ESN.
You can try to de-activate the phone you have..wait an hour or two...then re-activate it..that may work...
This story plays out many times in the threads I mentioned in previous post..
Hope things work out..
EDIT: Be ware!! As of July 7, Verizon has changed to tiered data plans...if call Verizon to do an ESN swap or DMU reset, you will lose your unlimited data plan, as this process removes the smartphone from the line. Also, if you activate a standard or feature phone temporarily, then re-activate your smartphone, you will also loose the unlimited data and be stuck paying $30 for 2gb. You have to use another smartphone ESN to do the swap...basically a smartphone always has to be on your line in order to keep your unlimited plan. Call Verizon if you have any question or concerns about how to keep your unlimited data.1
Here is a link for all the modems I have. They're zipped together, but it's regular zip format so you should be able to unzip it.
http://db.tt/p1KFrI1b
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