Hey everyone I just need assurance It I can either install a t mobile ROM or a ROM from an international phone to the at&t model. I think someone said you can. But I need assurance before I brick my phone
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I have the tmobile note rooted and was wondering if i could use any of tar roms from the N-7000 note?
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brobberson said:
I have the tmobile note rooted and was wondering if i could use any of tar roms from the N-7000 note?
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I'm pretty sure that is a sure way to brick your phone. At least that's what happened to my S3 when I accidentally installed an international version ROM on my Tmo S3. I wouldn't risk it.
hd2Raz said:
I'm pretty sure that is a sure way to brick your phone. At least that's what happened to my S3 when I accidentally installed an international version ROM on my Tmo S3. I wouldn't risk it.
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Ya but I have the files to flash after a att Rom so I was wondering if this would be the same or is the 7000 a totally different phone compared to the att or the tmobile one.
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Do not flash any international ROMs!!! Especially the ROMs with the kernel included. You will most likely brick your phone. It's the kernel that im worried about. Play it safe!!
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Been asked many times
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So basically the Dev edition comes with the sim and boot loader unlocked and it has 64 Gigs of internal memory correct?and it has better rils & bands in it as well.cant you just take the rails & base bands from the dev edition and flash then through the boot loader into the T-Mobile HTC one version? I would appreciate any feed back on this topic. Thanks in advance!!!
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You won't be able to flash radio until S-Off. Some people are hopeful that the radio bands are due to radio firmware rather than hardware. I'm not convinced. Basically we don't know.
I have been reading that people have been getting better signal from the T-Mobile version than the Dev edition so basically the only thing that has is more internal memory and the boot loader and sim is unlocked which we can easily do that by our self's.
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I'm getting bored waiting for O2 in the UK for the Android 4.2.2 update, I have rooted. I don't want to put a custom ROM on it though, I just want over the air updates straight from HTC and not my carrier.
Thanks!
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This might help http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2322820
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Trihawk7 said:
I'm getting bored waiting for O2 in the UK for the Android 4.2.2 update, I have rooted. I don't want to put a custom ROM on it though, I just want over the air updates straight from HTC and not my carrier.
Thanks!
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Change the MID and CID to the updated CID...
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I was wondering if it would be possible to flash the AT&T firmware in order to use the phone on Straight Talk? Anyone tried to do this before. Can't seem to find any information on this.
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I wanted to know if you could just use the unlocked version ROM or if it mattered seeing as there is no AT&T version
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awsumatt said:
I wanted to know if you could just use the unlocked version ROM or if it mattered seeing as there is no AT&T version
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