Thanks, mate! Will give it a try.
One more question. If I am not happy with the baseband, can I go back to the old version with the recovery via TWRP Backup, right???
Thanks, mate! Will give it a try.
Yes you can, just make a backup of your baseband/modem prior to flashing the new modem.Thanks, mate! Will give it a try.
One more question. If I am not happy with the baseband, can I go back to the old version with the recovery via TWRP Backup, right???
Who is your cell provider?Hi all,
I'm looking for the latest modem file to update my i9195 that's running LOS 14.1. I live in Australia and my present baseband is I9195XXUAMG9. If someone could either suggest which baseband or provide a link that would be great.
TIA
Greg
My cell provider in Australia is Optus.Who is your cell provider?
I might be able to search for one.
So, you're just saying that probably an unbranded european version could easily fit on my phone without problems.Let me clear that up for you XX is Europe, Ux is unbranded Sx is vendor specific.
The vendor specific part is mostly additional programs stuffed into the system part of the ROM, and the modem parts seems to be untouched.
How ever it is uncertain if some vendors are tweaking the modem part specifically for their roaming pleasure, which is why some might say certain vendor releases aren't working too well in their region.
I'm in Oz also, with TPG, they were using Optus towers but they have now switched to Vodafone for LTE. I've used almost every XX modem @redjamesg has posted, all have worked fine (might have had poor voice on one of the early ones, but wasn't on it long enough to be certain). Currently I'm running the last XX version UCPI1 which is excellent.My cell provider in Australia is Optus.
Thanks,
Greg
I think they are probably both the same anyhow if both are I9195XXSCQAC as SC is vendor code and there can only be one vendor in each country with that code.Hi redjamesg, I have latest LineageOS 14.1 for s4 mini I9195, TWRP v3.1.0-0 and I still have kitkat modem firmware I9195XXUCNE6. My provider is Telenor in Serbia, phone is sim free (Got it in Italy).
I checked on https://samsung-firmware.org/model/GT-I9195/page/6/ and there are 2x firmwares I could use:
both have same code I9195XXSCQAC (09.01.2017) but one is for Serbia (Telenor) and on page 7 2nd one is for Serbia.
Can I flash that latest firmware you posted for Nordic countries or should I get one of those 2 above since I'm in Serbia?
Thanks in advance![]()
Yes, that's what he's saying.So, you're just saying that probably an unbranded european version could easily fit on my phone without problems.
The changelog number follows the kernel revision, so as long as there is no change to the kernel, the changelog won't iterate.(I suspect that even where the same vendor code is listed in different countries it's the exact same firmware as companies are trying to streamline their updates, though I have no proof it is the same)
[Another thing I just noticed is the change log is the same as from years ago???]
Oh, I see, that explains that then. ThanksThe changelog number follows the kernel revision, so as long as there is no change to the kernel, the changelog won't iterate.
Thanks for reply IronRoo, but if I try to download from samsung-firmware it's 800+ mb file with really slow speeds.I think they are probably both the same anyhow if both are I9195XXSCQAC as SC is vendor code and there can only be one vendor in each country with that code.
(I suspect that even where the same vendor code is listed in different countries it's the exact same firmware as companies are trying to streamline their updates, though I have no proof it is the same)
[Another thing I just noticed is the change log is the same as from years ago???]
The safest bet would be to go with the latest xxuc unbranded version as it's the same as your current phone. But If you make a backup of modem partition with TWRP you can always restore it anyhow.
Yes the files on that website & others like it are the FULL firmware downloads (normally), not just the baseband files. Just to be clear don't flash them unless you want your phone to go back to stock! You would then need to extract the modem files yourself using various tools, not a simple task if you have never done it before. That is why it's easier and much faster to use the download link @redjamesg provides as he has done all the hard work of extracting the modem files already.Thanks for reply IronRoo, but if I try to download from samsung-firmware it's 800+ mb file with really slow speeds.
Should I then try EU (Nordic) I9195XXSCQAI ?
Yes, I tried one method that didn't work but before I tried another @redjamesg had uploaded the new file so I just used that. But as I remember it you need to extract the .img file again with compression program like 7-zip (or was it some other tool?) to see the baseball files inside.Can someone post a guide to create it from samsung fw? I tried following different guide, but I always had problems.
The last was: I converted cache.img.ext4 using sgs2toext4 and it gave me a (large) cache.img.ext4.img, but browsing this file I didn't file modem.bin or NON-HLOS.bin
I tried to open I9195XXSCQAN.tar.md5 using 7zip and I found 3 files: NON-HLOS.bin, rpm.mbn, tz.mbn and none of this file is present browsing cache.img.ext4.imgYes, I tried one method that didn't work but before I tried another @redjamesg had uploaded the new file so I just used that. But as I remember it you need to extract the .img file again with compression program like 7-zip (or was it some other tool?) to see the baseball files inside.
In order to create a flashable tar.md5 file, the command would be:**SOLVED**: I downloaded another firmware and I found tz.mbn, rpm.mbn and NON-HLOS.bin
Now do I have only to pack them with 7zip in a tar file and manually add .md5 extension or is there a specific procedure?
Then I'll post the file I created
Created and uploaded on my phone. It works, I hope better, I'm testing it.In order to create a flashable tar.md5 file, the command would be:
# tar -H ustar -c NON-HLOS.bin tz.mbn rpm.mbn > file.tar
# md5sum -t file.tar >> file.tar
# mv file.tar file.tar.md5
Edit.
This is naturally *nix commamds, I have no recognition on how the windows world for this works.