I live in Canada and have a N975W and want to flash the star wars U1 firmware, but before I do I wanna know what happens when you put a Canadian Carrier sim in?!? Will the U1 CSC have Canadian Carrier info preset? Will I have to manually modify to get things like MMS to work? Or does the U1 firmware have Canadian stuff preloaded that gets triggered with the Sim card?
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Nobody?
Exynos
rmanaudio16 said:
I live in Canada and have a N975W and want to flash the star wars U1 firmware, but before I do I wanna know what happens when you put a Canadian Carrier sim in?!? Will the U1 CSC have Canadian Carrier info preset? Will I have to manually modify to get things like MMS to work? Or does the U1 firmware have Canadian stuff preloaded that gets triggered with the Sim card?
Thanks
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If u have exynos model of note 10 plus like me then u can flash the firmware that I have flashed starwars edition.
zaibjan said:
If u have exynos model of note 10 plus like me then u can flash the firmware that I have flashed starwars edition.
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I've got a Snapdragon, same hardware as USA
rmanaudio16 said:
I've got a Snapdragon, same hardware as USA
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I think then u can flash as I have totally different csc
Now from the first just remember to do that whith already inserted sim into your phone so it can instantly fetch the settings of your sim carrier .
rmanaudio16 said:
I live in Canada and have a N975W and want to flash the star wars U1 firmware, but before I do I wanna know what happens when you put a Canadian Carrier sim in?!? Will the U1 CSC have Canadian Carrier info preset? Will I have to manually modify to get things like MMS to work? Or does the U1 firmware have Canadian stuff preloaded that gets triggered with the Sim card?
Thanks
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The American CSC does not contain information for Canadian carriers. After you flash the American U1 firmware, flash the Canadian CSC. There is only one CSC for Canada, and it contains information for all the Canadian carriers (Bell, Rogers, Telus, etc.). After flashing the Canadian CSC, when you insert a SIM from a Canadian carrier it applies the settings for your carrier's VoLTE, wi-fi calling, APN, etc.
If you flash Canadian CSC after flashing full U1 firmware will it not effect the U1 firmware? The CSC file is so large I'm wondering how it will effect the U1 firmware. Anyone do this yet? Do I need to use modified Odin?
Have you done this? Does flashing a different CSC effect the firmware?
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I would appreciate any input from someone who has tried this please. I really want to flash the star wars Android 10 for U1 on my 975W but am afraid that CSC will be different and not sure If flashing CSC from a different firmware will work as the file is so big.
if it doesnt work, you just flash back to stock firmware and csc.
just make sure its for the same processor.
OK, so, I flashed first Star Wars Android 9 version of U1 firmware to test and it works perfectly. Booted up with Canadian carrier sim and it loaded all APN settings. Everything works perfectly.
Flashed Android 10 version of Star Wars U1 firmware and its all good.
So you can load U1 firmware on N975W unlocked version. Same hardware and works in both countries. Do not even need Canadian CSC.
Do not load the HOME CSC file. It will wipe everything but its worth it. Firmware is solid and beautiful.
By flashing unlocked firmware, did you get rid of any carrier bloatware?
Can I ask you guys an info? I own N975u1, on first boot It haven't Greek language and I choose it later at setting. Does N975w on first boot has Greek language? So I install N975w firmware to solve my problem?(some settings remains in English).
975W is Canadian model and i have it on my note 10+ with carrier esk or eastlink if you wish to know what carrier esk stands for. If you are trying to get your phone to show Greek language I do not believe the 975w firmware would be a good choice. It lets you select which country you are from when you start up a freshly formatted phone but I have never selected any language other than Canada which is English. Just thought I would let you know that my model is also a Snapdragon chipset and I don't know if you can Flash another firmware unless you unlock Bootloader and I do not know if that is possible currently on a Snapdragon chipset Note 10.
TWiiTCH said:
975W is Canadian model and i have it on my note 10+ with carrier esk or eastlink if you wish to know what carrier esk stands for. If you are trying to get your phone to show Greek language I do not believe the 975w firmware would be a good choice. It lets you select which country you are from when you start up a freshly formatted phone but I have never selected any language other than Canada which is English. Just thought I would let you know that my model is also a Snapdragon chipset and I don't know if you can Flash another firmware unless you unlock Bootloader and I do not know if that is possible currently on a Snapdragon chipset Note 10.
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I have n975w snapdragon with Virgin mobile. I can't access my oem unlock. Is there a firmware I can flash that will give me access while maintaining my plan with virgin?
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I have n975w snapdragon with Virgin mobile. I can't access my oem unlock. Is there a firmware I can flash that will give me access while maintaining my plan with virgin?
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The only phones with an unlockable bootloader are the N9750 (chineese variant) and Exynos models.
Can you please be more specific with what you are looking for within regards to firmware. Other then the information/answers posted in the first page of this thread I saw this thread, but depending on what your looking for specifically the post may not be of any help.
Also be aware that if you want to retain full compatibility with Virgin then you shouldn't go messing around with the firmware. Flashing other firmware (especially for US models) can result in things not working the way they would normally.
scottusa2008 said:
The only phones with an unlockable bootloader are the N9750 (chineese variant) and Exynos models.
Can you please be more specific with what you are looking for within regards to firmware. Other then the information/answers posted in the first page of this thread I saw this thread, but depending on what your looking for specifically the post may not be of any help.
Also be aware that if you want to retain full compatibility with Virgin then you shouldn't go messing around with the firmware. Flashing other firmware (especially for US models) can result in things not working the way they would normally.
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OK, so only the exynos version of my phone is oem unlockable? I am just trying to be able to root my phone, i figured if I could flash an oem unlocked firmware while keeping my carrier then I would be able to do so.
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OK, so only the exynos version of my phone is oem unlockable? I am just trying to be able to root my phone, i figured if I could flash an oem unlocked firmware while keeping my carrier then I would be able to do so.
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Correct.
Only the models with the exynos chipset and the N9750 variant can be rooted.
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I have n975w snapdragon with Virgin mobile. I can't access my oem unlock. Is there a firmware I can flash that will give me access while maintaining my plan with virgin?
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Only firmware for OEM UNLOCK switch in developer menu is exynos models. I found other sites on the net stating SM-N975W Snapdragon can be bootloader unlocked but i tried them all and none worked. DO NOT flash exynos firmware on Snapdragon model as you may ruin your phone or void warranty. Luckily mine still shows official and knox counter didn't get tripped. Sorry, wish I had better news 4 ya.
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Only firmware for OEM UNLOCK switch in developer menu is exynos models. I found other sites on the net stating SM-N975W Snapdragon can be bootloader unlocked but i tried them all and none worked. DO NOT flash exynos firmware on Snapdragon model as you may ruin your phone or void warranty. Luckily mine still shows official and knox counter didn't get tripped. Sorry, wish I had better news 4 ya.
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Respect. I've accepted that my phone can't be rooted. Gunna buy a nexus 7 with kali nethunter pre installed to save the hassle XD THANKS FOR THE HELP!!!
I imported a Note 10+ from Canada (N975W) it was from Rogers, but they sell all their devices unlocked anyway, I'm here in the UK & using a EE sim card, everything works perfect apart from Samsung Pay.
So my question is, am I on the best possible firmware I can be?, In the UK we have the Exynos Note 10+ so it's not possible for me to flash UK firmware right?
Also my CSC is XAC/XAC/XAC/RWC
XAC is unlocked, RWC is Rogers, so is it just displaying that the device was originally on Rogers & is now on unlocked?
Any help / information is appreciated.
So RWC you can't change and it doesn't affect software updates. First two makes sense what updates and where you gonna recieve | Country / Region / Operator. Unlocked or not, it doesn't give you faster updates. XAC is sim free version code for Canada, I believe. And don't flash Exynos firmware on SD.
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So RWC you can't change and it doesn't affect software updates. First two makes sense what updates and where you gonna recieve | Country / Region / Operator. Unlocked or not, it doesn't give you faster updates. XAC is sim free version code for Canada, I believe. And don't flash Exynos firmware on SD.
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So in summary XAC is the best firmware I can be on because it's SIM free which means no carrier bloat, RWC is meaningless (just signifies the original firmware I'm guessing?), & I can't get but also don't need, UK firmware?
Yes you are right. And yes you don't need UK firmware.
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I currently have the US s20Ultra unlocked model on ATT (don't foresee changing carriers). Currently I am missing features like VoLTE and VVM. What other features would I be missing if I stay on the unlocked firmware? Can I flash the ATT firmware to get those missing features? Can I flash back to unlock?
Thank you
What's the CSC on your device?
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What's the CSC on your device?
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I am not sure what I am looking for. Its currently on ATT/ATT.
Open your dialer, enter *#1234#, press the Dial Icon. You'll see CSC: G98??, the next 3 letters will be your device's CSC Code. Your Service Provider's CSC is "ATT" which is different than the CSC in your device. Whether or not you can change the CSC depends on your device's CSC. Device firmware is always configured for the specific, original CSC or Multi CSC's.
This post may be the best workaround.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=82444733&postcount=8
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Open your dialer, enter *#1234#, press the Dial Icon. You'll see CSC: G98??, the next 3 letters will be your device's CSC Code. Your Service Provider's CSC is "ATT" which is different than the CSC in your device. Whether or not you can change the CSC depends on your device's CSC. Device firmware is always configured for the specific, original CSC or Multi CSC's.
This post may be the best workaround.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=82444733&postcount=8
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My CSC: G988U1OYM1ATE4
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My CSC: G988U1OYM1ATE4
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Your device has Multiple CSC's which are included in OYM so you should be able to change your CSC to ATT, which is the CSC for AT&T.
Go to "Settings" then "About phone". Write down your IMEI Number. Open dialer and enter *#272*IMEInumber# (In the thread replace IMEInumber with your actual IMEI Number). Press the Dial Icon, you should see a screen with the list of available CSC codes for your device. Select ATT and tap the Install option.
Be aware your firmware isn't AT&T, it's unbranded so even if you change the CSC, full call functionality may not be available. You can obtain AT&T's firmware at SamMobile.
https://www.sammobile.com/samsung/galaxy-s20-ultra/firmware/SM-G988U1/ATT/
varcor said:
Your device has Multiple CSC's which are included in OYM so you should be able to change your CSC to ATT, which is the CSC for AT&T.
Go to "Settings" then "About phone". Write down your IMEI Number. Open dialer and enter *#272*IMEInumber# (In the thread replace IMEInumber with your actual IMEI Number). Press the Dial Icon, you should see a screen with the list of available CSC codes for your device. Select ATT and tap the Install option.
Be aware your firmware isn't AT&T, it's unbranded so even if you change the CSC, full call functionality may not be available. You can obtain AT&T's firmware at SamMobile.
https://www.sammobile.com/samsung/galaxy-s20-ultra/firmware/SM-G988U1/ATT/
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Varcor, thank you so much for all the directions.
As it stands right now, it is already on ATT. Once I flash over to the ATT firmware, would I be able to flash back to an unbranded one in the future, for whatever reason? Additionally, do I have to stay on the ATT firmware to retain those features? Or could just having my phone communicate with ATT at least once with my "branded" phone and then flash back retain those features?
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Varcor, thank you so much for all the directions.
As it stands right now, it is already on ATT. Once I flash over to the ATT firmware, would I be able to flash back to an unbranded one in the future, for whatever reason? Additionally, do I have to stay on the ATT firmware to retain those features? Or could just having my phone communicate with ATT at least once with my "branded" phone and then flash back retain those features?
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You're most welcome. Yes, flashing back to unbranded won't be a problem. I don't think you will be able to retain the features if you go back to the unbranded firmware, it's not configured to allow full call feature functionality. Also, after flashing to the AT&T firmware you may need to contact their CSR for external programing. Good luck!
S20+ AT&T
Hi Varcor,
I'm new in this firmware things. I'm from Singapore and has been using S20 Exynos, but due to the extreme heat, bad battery life,etc. I've decided to import S20+ Snapdragon from AT&T, according to the Service provider SW ver information, it's showing as SAOMC_SM-G986U-OYN_ATT_QQ_0023 (I believe this means the set are unlocked).
With that said, I noticed that the software is outdated and the security patch level is on February 1,2020. when I referring to the AT&T website, It's showing as the latest software is QP1A.190711.020.G986USQU1ATE6 (June update) and mine still on QP1A.190711.020..G986USQU1ATAW (February). My CSC is G986UOYN1ATAW.
My question now is, whenever I tried to hit the software update, it's keep telling me that my software is up to date. Is there's a reason why it's wont detect the update? If it's because I'm in Singapore not US, then there's no choice that I need to flash using the firmware from Sammobile. The problem is which one that I need to download as AT&T carrier is not listed there. There's only T-mobile, Sprint, Unknown, USA. Please help.
https://www.sammobile.com/samsung/galaxy-s20-plus/firmware/#SM-G986U
Raigar said:
Hi Varcor,
I'm new in this firmware things. I'm from Singapore and has been using S20 Exynos, but due to the extreme heat, bad battery life,etc. I've decided to import S20+ Snapdragon from AT&T, according to the Service provider SW ver information, it's showing as SAOMC_SM-G986U-OYN_ATT_QQ_0023 (I believe this means the set are unlocked).
With that said, I noticed that the software is outdated and the security patch level is on February 1,2020. when I referring to the AT&T website, It's showing as the latest software is QP1A.190711.020SAOMC_SM-G986U-OYN_ATT_QQ_0023 (June update) and mine still on QP1A.190711.020..G986USQU1ATAW (February). My CSC is G986UOYN1ATAW.
My question now is, whenever I tried to hit the software update, it's keep telling me that my software is up to date. Is there's a reason why it's wont detect the update? If it's because I'm in Singapore not US, then there's no choice that I need to flash using the firmware from Sammobile. The problem is which one that I need to download as AT&T carrier is not listed there. There's only T-mobile, Sprint, Unknown, USA. Please help.
https://www.sammobile.com/samsung/galaxy-s20-plus/firmware/#SM-G986U
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I would reach out to SamMobile and inquire why they're not listing the AT&T Firmware Update. You state your CSC is G986UOYN1ATAW. That CSC is also associated with T-Mobile. You're not using an AT&T SIM Card, correct? On a Multi-CSC Device when you insert a different SIM, the device should update to the correct Service Provider. If you're using a SIM from a Service Provider other than AT&T you probably won't receive AT&T Software Updates, which are distributed by Samsung, not AT&T via OTA.
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I would reach out to SamMobile and inquire why they're not listing the AT&T Firmware Update. You state your CSC is G986UOYN1ATAW. That CSC is also associated with T-Mobile. You're not using an AT&T SIM Card, correct? On a Multi-CSC Device when you insert a different SIM, the device should update to the correct Service Provider. If you're using a SIM from a Service Provider other than AT&T you probably won't receive AT&T Software Updates, which are distributed by Samsung, not AT&T via OTA.
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I did try to reach them, but for some reason they are giving me some irrelevant answer. Something like "You probably don't get OTA-updates (otherwise you got them already from AT&T)". We are having a conversation breakdown there, I think they are not an english speaker (or my english is just bad). Really? that CSC is associated with T-Mobile? now I'm getting more confused because the box is stated AT&T and it's sealed.
I'm using Singapore SIM card (Singtel), so you were saying this set I'm using right now is a Multi-CSC device? If i were to flash to the other carrier firmware, will it create any problem?
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I did try to reach them, but for some reason they are giving me some irrelevant answer. Something like "You probably don't get OTA-updates (otherwise you got them already from AT&T)". We are having a conversation breakdown there, I think they are not an english speaker (or my english is just bad). Really? that CSC is associated with T-Mobile? now I'm getting more confused because the box is stated AT&T and it's sealed.
I'm using Singapore SIM card (Singtel), so you were saying this set I'm using right now is a Multi-CSC device? If i were to flash to the other carrier firmware, will it create any problem?
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Flashing Singtel Firmware won't work since it's configured for the Exynos SoC. Multi-SIM Devices have only regional Service Providers available, you don't have Singtel as an option in an AT&T device. Based on your situation I would consider one of two options. The first would be insert an AT&T SIM just for OTA updates. Not sure if you received an AT&T SIM when you purchased the device, if you didn't they're not hard to find. The second and likely best option is sell the device and purchase a Global Variant with a Snapdragon SoC, you'll receive updates regardless of your Service Provider. If it makes you feel any better there's lots of users in the same predicament. They want the Snapdragon device in regions selling mainly Exynos devices. Workarounds are in many situations are challenging,
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Your device has Multiple CSC's which are included in OYM so you should be able to change your CSC to ATT, which is the CSC for AT&T.
Go to "Settings" then "About phone". Write down your IMEI Number. Open dialer and enter *#272*IMEInumber# (In the thread replace IMEInumber with your actual IMEI Number). Press the Dial Icon, you should see a screen with the list of available CSC codes for your device. Select ATT and tap the Install option.
Be aware your firmware isn't AT&T, it's unbranded so even if you change the CSC, full call functionality may not be available. You can obtain AT&T's firmware at SamMobile.
https://www.sammobile.com/samsung/galaxy-s20-ultra/firmware/SM-G988U1/ATT/
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Varcor
I have the exact same phone and using the same network as garyHal, unlocked 988U1/OYM/ATT.
I got my bootloader unlocked and decided to apply the ATT firmware (
G988U1UES1BTJ2). My CSC was already ATT so I didn't perform the csc install step.
After setting the phone up as new, it still seems like its running the unlocked mode. I don't see any kind of branding or extra ATT stuff that may have been downloaded. How do I verify that I have the right firmware and CSC set to ATT?
Thank you.
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Varcor
I have the exact same phone and using the same network as garyHal, unlocked 988U1/OYM/ATT.
I got my bootloader unlocked and decided to apply the ATT firmware (
G988U1UES1BTJ2). My CSC was already ATT so I didn't perform the csc install step.
After setting the phone up as new, it still seems like its running the unlocked mode. I don't see any kind of branding or extra ATT stuff that may have been downloaded. How do I verify that I have the right firmware and CSC set to ATT?
Thank you.
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How did you manage to unlock your bootloader since US Snapdragon variants are locked down pretty tight? I don't think the firmware is dedicated to ATT, it's Multi CSC, designed to function with a number of US Carriers. You should be delighted you're not suffering with ATT bloatware! To check the Active CSC go to About Phone, Settings, Software Information, Service Provider SW ver. On the bottom string the first three letters are the Active CSC on your device. You can review this article for additional information on Firmware and CSC's.
CSC and Home_CSC | All You Need to Know About ODIN Samsung Flash
Here is all you need to know about the CSC and Home_CSC.What exactly is a Firmware?A firmware is nothing but a permanent software which is programme
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varcor said:
How did you manage to unlock your bootloader since US Snapdragon variants are locked down pretty tight? I don't think the firmware is dedicated to ATT, it's Multi CSC, designed to function with a number of US Carriers. You should be delighted you're not suffering with ATT bloatware! To check the Active CSC go to About Phone, Settings, Software Information, Service Provider SW ver. On the bottom string the first three letters are the Active CSC on your device. You can review this article for additional information on Firmware and CSC's.
CSC and Home_CSC | All You Need to Know About ODIN Samsung Flash
Here is all you need to know about the CSC and Home_CSC.What exactly is a Firmware?A firmware is nothing but a permanent software which is programme
www.getdroidtips.com
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If I am reading it correctly, this is what I am seeing:
ATT/ATT/XAA
I am happy that I don't have the ATT bloatware but I also feel that ATT is locking me out of some of their features because I don't have a "branded" phone, such as wifi call or visual voicemail. Am I misunderstanding your post from above, #6, that flashing ATT firmware would give me the carrier features?
Additionally, does the firmware determine what frequency bands I am using and if I am taking full advantage of ATT's offerings?
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If I am reading it correctly, this is what I am seeing:
ATT/ATT/XAA
I am happy that I don't have the ATT bloatware but I also feel that ATT is locking me out of some of their features because I don't have a "branded" phone, such as wifi call or visual voicemail. Am I misunderstanding your post from above, #6, that flashing ATT firmware would give me the carrier features?
Additionally, does the firmware determine what frequency bands I am using and if I am taking full advantage of ATT's offerings?
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Flashing ATT Dedicated Firmware would give you the best chance for additional call features ASSUMING your Ulocked Device is capable of incorporating those features. It should do the trick since the hardware is identical to an ATT device. I would head to an ATT Store to get a definitive answer. Samsung has made it more and more challenging to mix and match branded and unlocked devices with CSC or Firmware modifications. In many cases you won't know until you try. Users want their smartphones to be smart, to work perfectly in every situation but the major carriers use proprietary tools to hold clients hostage.
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Open your dialer, enter *#1234#, press the Dial Icon. You'll see CSC: G98??, the next 3 letters will be your device's CSC Code. Your Service Provider's CSC is "ATT" which is different than the CSC in your device. Whether or not you can change the CSC depends on your device's CSC. Device firmware is always configured for the specific, original CSC or Multi CSC's.
This post may be the best workaround.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=82444733&postcount=8
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Please bro i need a help
My note 20 ultra is ATT unlocked
Because I'm not in united state
But in section about phone
My model is N986U note U1
am searching sammobil to udate my phone to android 13
I found nothing at&t with my model number N986U
Only N986U1
What should I do to update to android 13
This should do the trick.
Download Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G SM-N986U USC USA (US Cellular) firmware
All Samsung firmwares for Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G in USA (US Cellular) with model code SM-N986U. We offer free and fast download options. Check them out now.
www.sammobile.com
romano_ezzat said:
Please bro i need a help
My note 20 ultra is ATT unlocked
Because I'm not in united state
But in section about phone
My model is N986U note U1
am searching sammobil to udate my phone to android 13
I found nothing at&t with my model number N986U
Only N986U1
What should I do to update to android 13
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Download Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G SM-N986U USC USA (US Cellular) firmware
All Samsung firmwares for Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G in USA (US Cellular) with model code SM-N986U. We offer free and fast download options. Check them out now.
www.sammobile.com
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This should do the trick.
Download Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G SM-N986U USC USA (US Cellular) firmware
All Samsung firmwares for Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G in USA (US Cellular) with model code SM-N986U. We offer free and fast download options. Check them out now.
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I misunderstanding
What a trick bro
It's a link for firmware updates
I need to know which one compatible with my note
And after flash will still unlocked?
Hello all now I'm just confused so my zFold4 says it's the SM-F936U and I did the updates sense i figured if the US varients are not rootable as of now im just going to update it to the 13 update and after it up dated twice last night and it wasn't on 13 and says it's up to date and sammobile doesn't show the at&t firmware under the 936U but it does as the 936U1, so for others who have the SMT936U1 verify theirs shows 936U or does it actually show 936U1 and I do apologize if this has already be gone over I just haven't seen anyone else talk about, with that said should I just do the csc to the 936u1??
Thank you in advance
Update: so it appears SamMobiles latest smf936u1 firmware is F936U1UES1AVJ1 and my device still shows I'm on the current update F936USQSAVII so I guess my device is just SMF936U, as well with that said do any of you with either of these models do your devices show oem unlock??
Update2: so did some research on the csc codes of the firmware I should be using AT&T csc but the firmware that has a csc of tmk at least from the site with all csc codes with that said my smf936u is running MetroPCS CSC firmware , and then of you look up smf936u1 firmware on sammobile it has all sorts of different csc varients!! So it's even more confusing!!
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Hello all now I'm just confused so my zFold4 says it's the SM-F936U and I did the updates sense i figured if the US varients are not rootable as of now im just going to update it to the 13 update and after it up dated twice last night and it wasn't on 13 and says it's up to date and sammobile doesn't show the at&t firmware under the 936U but it does as the 936U1, so for others who have the SMT936U1 verify theirs shows 936U or does it actually show 936U1 and I do apologize if this has already be gone over I just haven't seen anyone else talk about, with that said should I just do the csc to the 936u1??
Thank you in advance
Update: so it appears SamMobiles latest smf936u1 firmware is F936U1UES1AVJ1 and my device still shows I'm on the current update F936USQSAVII so I guess my device is just SMF936U, as well with that said do any of you with either of these models do your devices show oem unlock??
Update2: so did some research on the csc codes of the firmware I should be using AT&T csc but the firmware that has a csc of tmk at least from the site with all csc codes with that said my smf936u is running MetroPCS CSC firmware , and then of you look up smf936u1 firmware on sammobile it has all sorts of different csc varients!! So it's even more confusing!!
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So does this mean the at&t varient really just a unlocked version?
Or is the other one on sammobile just a beta firmwares?
With that said I'm pretty all varients are rootable the only thing stopping it is hidden OEM unlock!!
Well let mee know what you all think I'll drop the links down for you to look at!
CSC CODE SITE
List Of Samsung CSC Codes | Samsung Firmware CSC Codes - Tsar3000
The Complete Updated List of Samsung CSC Codes, Including all Samsung CSC Codes for the USA, Canada, And Samsung Global CSC codes (UK, Singapore, Italy, ...)
tsar3000.com
If you click on the firmware from these two links then above the firmware will be a drop down that will show witch csc it is for, as well from there you can go to Specifications and go down to models it starts with SMF936B
AT&T SamMobile
Download Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 SM-F936U1 ATT USA (AT&T) firmware
All Samsung firmwares for Galaxy Z Fold 4 in USA (AT&T) with model code SM-F936U1. We offer free and fast download options. Check them out now.
www.sammobile.com
TMK SamMobile
Download Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 SM-F936U TMK USA (MetroPCS) firmware
All Samsung firmwares for Galaxy Z Fold 4 in USA (MetroPCS) with model code SM-F936U. We offer free and fast download options. Check them out now.
www.sammobile.com
shorty9210 said:
So does this mean the at&t varient really just a unlocked version?
Or is the other one on sammobile just a beta firmwares?
With that said I'm pretty all varients are rootable the only thing stopping it is hidden OEM unlock!!
Well let mee know what you all think I'll drop the links down for you to look at!
CSC CODE SITE
List Of Samsung CSC Codes | Samsung Firmware CSC Codes - Tsar3000
The Complete Updated List of Samsung CSC Codes, Including all Samsung CSC Codes for the USA, Canada, And Samsung Global CSC codes (UK, Singapore, Italy, ...)
tsar3000.com
If you click on the firmware from these two links then above the firmware will be a drop down that will show witch csc it is for, as well from there you can go to Specifications and go down to models it starts with SMF936B
AT&T SamMobile
Download Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 SM-F936U1 ATT USA (AT&T) firmware
All Samsung firmwares for Galaxy Z Fold 4 in USA (AT&T) with model code SM-F936U1. We offer free and fast download options. Check them out now.
www.sammobile.com
TMK SamMobile
Download Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 SM-F936U TMK USA (MetroPCS) firmware
All Samsung firmwares for Galaxy Z Fold 4 in USA (MetroPCS) with model code SM-F936U. We offer free and fast download options. Check them out now.
www.sammobile.com
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And if anyone wants to give it. Shot I've already pulled the Aps out of the two updates and patched with magsik