Yes, and there's already a thread in the development section addressing all of your questions.
That thread is 3 years long and I apparently didn't read enough of it. Had an unfortunate experience. Oh well. Back to the way it was before - minus several weeks due to a bad backup.
If he's been flashing AOSP-based roms they won't change the modem, so it's conceivable he's had the same modem across different flashes.
I was on supernexus for a while now I'm on carbon. My modem has always remained the same. That, however, is currently the least of my problems.
I may have misunderstood what I read. I thought it meant the modem was always linked to the kernel so it can't be flashed separately. Now I'm just plain confused so don't mind me. ;p
You can flash them separately because they aren't in the same partition.
I'm confused about why you'd pick one over the other. Are you looking for newer/faster? The best one for where you live? The one that runs best with your Rom? I had a lot of problems after I tried to flash the ucmd8 - May have been coincidental but either way the modem didn't work.You can flash them separately because they aren't in the same partition.
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You answered your own question right there - flash them all and give each one about a day to see how your reception is. The map you're talking about was removed ages ago because it became corrupted.
Thanks. It sounds like there is no reason to start playing around with modems unless you are actually having reception issues and then it's totally trial and error. My modem (UCKH7) seems ok here (southern CA) so if it ain't broke...
