Hello,
I have some noob questions to ask before trying this out on my G920T (Baseband version: G920TUVS6FRC1 - which is running Android 7.0). Here's a little bit of background about my situation, I was with Tmobile Prepaid up until the end of December 2019. I ended up getting my phone unlocked by Tmobile and transferred my number to an AT&T Prepaid account.
I was looking to try and get HD Voice/wifi calling working on my unlocked G920T. My question is, when flashing different carrier firmwares, does it matter what the storage capacity of the phone is? Would I be able to flash G920A firmware (no matter if it came from a 32GB Samsung S6, or 128GB (not sure if AT&T ever had a 128GB version of this phone)?
Also I read that it is better to use the princecomsy (my apologies if I messed up on the name) version of Odin rather than the non-cracked versions. Is that correct?
Would I be able to flash different carrier firmwares regardless if my bootloader is locked?
Thank you to anyone that can help.
I have some noob questions to ask before trying this out on my G920T (Baseband version: G920TUVS6FRC1 - which is running Android 7.0). Here's a little bit of background about my situation, I was with Tmobile Prepaid up until the end of December 2019. I ended up getting my phone unlocked by Tmobile and transferred my number to an AT&T Prepaid account.
I was looking to try and get HD Voice/wifi calling working on my unlocked G920T. My question is, when flashing different carrier firmwares, does it matter what the storage capacity of the phone is? Would I be able to flash G920A firmware (no matter if it came from a 32GB Samsung S6, or 128GB (not sure if AT&T ever had a 128GB version of this phone)?
Also I read that it is better to use the princecomsy (my apologies if I messed up on the name) version of Odin rather than the non-cracked versions. Is that correct?
Would I be able to flash different carrier firmwares regardless if my bootloader is locked?
Thank you to anyone that can help.
