Is maple Orange Poland is keeping volte config?
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UnSin program, search in XDA forums.how to extract new .sin files from XZ Premium Oreo?
I've edited the modem.conf(in /OEM/modem-config/) file for my X performance and changed it to the name of my operator but I have not noticed any changes in volte. Is this how I change it or do I need to reload something? Is there a way to get the software information ( like the screenshot posted earlier) and find out whether just doing that changed my modem?oem.sin only includes instructions which configuration(.mbn) to load.
all configuration are universally available in system.sin
I'll post a guide up tomorrowWas anyone able to get VoLTE and WiFi calling working on T-Mobile USA?
The link points to Niaboc's eXistenZ ROM. I scanned it and there is no guide, perhaps you linked it wrong?
I have volte and wifi calling enabled I'm not sure how to test though lolWas anyone able to get VoLTE and WiFi calling working on T-Mobile USA?
Fixed it now my badThe link points to Niaboc's eXistenZ ROM. I scanned it and there is no guide, perhaps you linked it wrong?![]()
I add your good step-by-step instruction here for rooted devices:I've edited the modem.conf(in /OEM/modem-config/) file
I have finally been able to get VoLTE working on my [Sony Xperia] despite my carrier never having 'supported' my handset (they never sold it here).
1) First using a root file browser to look into /system/etc/customisations/modem/
2) Check to see if there is any reference to your operator's modem in your model firmware. They are all in the format of amss_fsg_poplar_xxx_tar.mbn
3) Once you have a spotted your operator you need to take note of what's in between 'poplar_' and '_tar' so for example if I use china mobile - I would find amss_fsg_poplar_china_mobile_hk_ims_tar.mbn I would need to take note of china_mobile_hk_ims
4) Once you have this you need to connect your phone via ADB to your PC (I found this much easier on a computer).
5) Enter the following commands adb root then adb shell
6) mount -o rw,remount /oem
7) vi /oem/modem-config/modem.conf
8) press 'i' on your keyboard to enter edit mode and delete whatever is in the file and replace it with your operator modem from step 3 - (china_mobile_hk_ims in this example) then press 'ESC' and then ':wq'
12) Once you have completed reboot your phone and you should pickup VoLTE settings at setup.
[...] Theoretically should work for any Xperia phones with an OEM partition, however each phone might have a different modem name for the same operator ( I know this to be the case between the XZP and the XXP), however if you get the bit in between 'modelname_' and '_tar' and follow the same process for editing the modem.conf file you should get the same results.