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2016-09-06
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Originally Posted by scegliau
I also ended up with a phone in boot loop, when fiddling with NV Items with QPST and QXDM tools. It seems that in this state, phone reboots when the modem picsk up the GSM signal. Removing SIM doesn't help, becouse the modem is still trying to register with any network for emergency call. So, what helped was to find a place with NO GSM signal from any provider, so the modem has no chance to carry any network (I'm living in small vilage at countryside, so I've had no problem to find such place). Or alternatively you can try to place the phone into something like farraday cage etc. When the phone has no chance to catch any GSM network it doesn't reboot, so then I was able to set the NV Items back to correct values and after writing them and power-cycling the phone, the reboot loop is gone and the phone works just as before. But obviously still without the european LTE support...
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2016-09-06
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@ Ängelholm, Sweden
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#42
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I had same problem when trying to play with NV values, but i did not tried to find no-coverage place. I just was so fast to wrive nv back in couple of seconds when phone booted 
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2016-09-06
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#43
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Originally Posted by coderus
...but I'm an idiot and the first thig I did was .... restore factory default...so no development mode and no usb diagnostic....
I had same problem when trying to play with NV values, but i did not tried to find no-coverage place. I just was so fast to wrive nv back in couple of seconds when phone booted
Originally Posted by jamar
I'm trying this way but till now I wasn't able to find a place without GMS signal...not even a microwave oven in garage...
I also ended up with a phone in boot loop, when fiddling with NV Items with QPST and QXDM tools. It seems that in this state, phone reboots when the modem picsk up the GSM signal. Removing SIM doesn't help, becouse the modem is still trying to register with any network for emergency call. So, what helped was to find a place with NO GSM signal from any provider, so the modem has no chance to carry any network (I'm living in small vilage at countryside, so I've had no problem to find such place). Or alternatively you can try to place the phone into something like farraday cage etc. When the phone has no chance to catch any GSM network it doesn't reboot, so then I was able to set the NV Items back to correct values and after writing them and power-cycling the phone, the reboot loop is gone and the phone works just as before. But obviously still without the european LTE support...
In any case....thankyou guys for your suggestions
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2016-09-06
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#45
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Finally I got it :-).
Reboot in recovery mode, start a shell, remove ofono service at startup, reboot....
Thank you very much @jamar for the right suggestion !!!
Now I've my phone back and can try a lot of other dangerous things
Reboot in recovery mode, start a shell, remove ofono service at startup, reboot....
Thank you very much @jamar for the right suggestion !!!
Now I've my phone back and can try a lot of other dangerous things
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2016-09-06
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@ Berlin / Germany
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#46
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You did something wrong. Here is the whole procedure discribed.
Here is also discribed, how do you go back for the intex Modem Firmware:
https://together.jolla.com/question/...tex-aqua-fish/
Here is also discribed, how do you go back for the intex Modem Firmware:
https://together.jolla.com/question/...tex-aqua-fish/
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2016-09-06
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#47
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Originally Posted by explit
There are a lot of posibilities in this thread. Which part have you used exactly? can you give an answer date or number or something?
You did something wrong. Here is the whole procedure discribed.
Here is also discribed, how do you go back for the intex Modem Firmware:
https://together.jolla.com/question/...tex-aqua-fish/
thanks
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2016-09-06
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#48
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Originally Posted by explit
Yes...I wrote some posts on that thread....but the problem here wasn't related to droid-modem-l500d-(in|eu).
You did something wrong. Here is the whole procedure discribed.
Here is also discribed, how do you go back for the intex Modem Firmware:
https://together.jolla.com/question/...tex-aqua-fish/
In this case my phone entered in boot-loop after I played with NV values (and the droid-modem wad already "in" version).
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2016-09-08
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#49
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Originally Posted by frullewulle
i downloaded the both files (in & eu),
There are a lot of posibilities in this thread. Which part have you used exactly? can you give an answer date or number or something?
thanks
extracted the content of the eu file
copied the extracted files to the necessary places
run flash-modem.sh
Rebooted the phone.
Saw that i couldn't connect to any network
did the same procedure for the modem-in file (restored indian modem firmware back)
rebooted phone.
LTE in Germany only with T-Mobile :-(
o2, e-plus, Vodafone : 3G :-(
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