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[tmirage]

Thanks for the warning. what i did to flash it succesfully is set the compatibilty mode of the lg app to windows xp sp3 under windows 7 64 bit.

[MrMastodon]

It this really worth the effort? I'm thinking of the troubble of restoring apps and settings...
Just wiped the phone, installing a freshly baked ROM, and I'm not sure I'm up for the job quite yet...
Can anyone report a significant improvement in battery life? If so, I might just give it a try...

[ottuh]

I'm from the Netherlands, can I flash this without problems?

And when something went wrong, or the baseband is worser than I have now, can I get my old one back with a backup for example?

Kind regards!

[gruff82]

hmm is it just me that is having problems whit market after updating ???

[MrMastodon]

Not sure if I'm doing anything wrong, but all i get is this:

00:00.0 Sec  :Download Start...
00:02.6 Sec  :RomBinary Download start
00:02.7 Sec  :PSI RAM writing start
00:12.7 Sec  :Timeout error is occured
00:12.7 Sec  :error!

I've tried running it in compabilitymode (xp sp3) and normal w7 64, just keep getting the same error..


Nevermind, it jus decided to work

Edited by MrMastodon, 01 April 2011 - 10:33 AM.

[pmcguire]

Market doesn't work over 3g with this baseband, how do I get back to the original?
I did the FLASH.bat and it restored everything back to v10b except the baseband.


Edit :- works after a reboot.

Edited by pmcguire, 03 April 2011 - 03:03 PM.

[Stefing]

Le_PoUnT, on Mar 26 2011, 22:45, said:

Apparently you have reversed a md5 code:



Smarflash drivers md5 <> Baseband md5

But in this case, what is the md5 code of Baseband?

I get the same having downloaded smartflashdrivers.zip several times - MD5 = 70ebd70389c0e3011d4d6b4434f8458a using winMd5Sum and mst MD5.

Could you please check, Paul?

[PaulOBrien]

Fixed MD5s, apologies!

P

[Aviatorboy]

hello Paul,

sorry for having to come here to ask you once again, but is the MoDaCo Custom ROM Desire Port r25 for the Google Nexus One completely dead?

Since the release of Gingerbread, many people on XDA and over here have been waiting for your kickass ROM's (lets face it nobody does them solid rock as yours)

people at XDA have failed since theirs contains many bugs ---> http://forum.xda-dev...ad.php?t=995445


months ago you stated you were working on it, will it see the light of day?


Regards

[PaulOBrien]

Aviatorboy, on Apr 4 2011, 10:42, said:

hello Paul,

sorry for having to come here to ask you once again, but is the MoDaCo Custom ROM Desire Port r25 for the Google Nexus One completely dead?

Since the release of Gingerbread, many people on XDA and over here have been waiting for your kickass ROM's (lets face it nobody does them solid rock as yours)

people at XDA have failed since theirs contains many bugs ---> http://forum.xda-dev...ad.php?t=995445
months ago you stated you were working on it, will it see the light of day?
Regards

Yes indeed... the scene is such that when new devices land (such as the 2X) the best contribution I can make is to tear them down and make all the tools available for everyone else to do their thang... but after doing that for the 2X my next plan is to revisit my existing ROMs.

I have a r25 port for N1 directory sitting here on my dev machine, I am working on it but other stuff too (as well as actual work).

P

[Stefing]

Paul, on Mar 25 2011, 16:18, said:

I'm please to make the latest (*at time of writing) LG 2X baseband release available for your use in SmartFlash format. You can check your current baseband in your device's 'About' page.

I went ahead and gave it a try - I got this error:
00:00.0 Sec  :Download Start...
00:02.0 Sec  :We can't communicate with specific port

The SmartFlash tool appeared to be polling through 3 ports but I got the error no matter which it was displaying.
Could this because I'm using the version 3.02 LG United Mobile Drivers - do I need to go back to 2.1?

UPDATE: I was using Windows 7 x64, switched to my work laptop which runs XP SP3 using the supplied drivers - all "executed rightly", just running the Nandroid restore...
UPDATEUPDATE: That left the device stuck on the LG screen - trying again on my Windows 7 x64 machine in XP SP2 compatibility mode...
That's also left it stuck on the LG boot screen before the boot animation, the buttons light up when the screen is touched, it's been like that for 5 minutes now...
Booted into recovery, did a full wipe, reapplied the ROM zip, rebooted - all seems okay now! *puzzled but relieved*
Maybe it was a problem with a Nandroid backup? All good now anyway.
According to Quadrant I'm getting a good 2 - 4% performance improvement as well - can a new baseband do that? I though only a kernel could...  

Edited by Stefing, 04 April 2011 - 11:43 AM.

[Stefing]

Paul, on Apr 4 2011, 10:43, said:

I have a r25 port for N1 directory sitting here on my dev machine, I am working on it but other stuff too (as well as actual work).

"Actual work" gets in the way of the more interesting work - as ever!  

[Hitchi]

So is it flashable via Win7 64bit?

[AltoXn]

Hitchi, on Apr 4 2011, 17:49, said:

So is it flashable via Win7 64bit?

worked for me

[Schmew]

AltoXn, on Apr 4 2011, 17:39, said:

worked for me

Worked for me also, but i have that annoying LG logo flickering on the background of the homescreen, tried a full wipe but it still shows up :|, since i havnt installed any rom yet besides clockworks what should i do?

Update
Disapeared by itself after a while 0_o

Edited by Schmew, 05 April 2011 - 12:49 PM.

[1nf3rn0]

procedure executed without any problems.
Radio, wifi and 3g work without issues.
I hope battery life will benefit from this as many said.

[SheapChit]

Paul, seems like there is a new baseband out there:
http://forum.xda-dev...p;postcount=447

bryant_16:
Hey guys, I have just received a software update via the LG Mobile Software tool.

Now my Baseband version:1035.21_20110405
Kernel version: 2.6.32.9
Build Number: FRG83G
LGE Version: LGP990-V10b

Whats the possibility of getting an update to the baseband file?  

[PaulOBrien]

Working on it!

P

[vanahaim]

Paul, on Apr 12 2011, 21:04, said:

Working on it!

P

Thanks! I hope it fix reboots/freezes..

[ralli1300]

... and I hope it will reduce battery-consumption of "mobile standby".