michellej
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Yup, those are all in the OXM region, hence uses the default CSC for our SA sim cards, which seems to be XFE.
So is there away around it for us?
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Yup, those are all in the OXM region, hence uses the default CSC for our SA sim cards, which seems to be XFE.
So is there away around it for us?
Personal choice I'd say.Should i stick xfe/xfe/xfv or go back to xfv totally
Personal choice I'd say.
No red stuff on CFE, but also no VoLTE. Does feel a tad more lively than XFV, but probably just placebo.
Update frauencies vary for both , but can be manually controlled if you're comfortable doing an Odin flash every month.
So shouldn't you just be able to flash the xfe build without the csc, no reset required.Well with xfe i am on dec security patch. And i think xfv is still Aug.
XFV is on November patch.Well with xfe i am on dec security patch. And i think xfv is still Aug.
XFV is on November patch.
The Home_CSC..... file does not do a reset, and ensures you have the latest regional configuration.Okay my mistake.... Its still pretty bad with the s8 plus and s7e the updates where regular
The Home_CSC..... file does not do a reset, and ensures you have the latest regional configuration.
Disclaimer: not near a PC and can't check the CSC file naming convention!
With the Odin way, you have to flash the full firmware relase. Not just an OTA, unless you have the patience for it to arrive on your handsetI am refering to the security patches.... The note is so slow and behind
With the Odin way, you have to flash the full firmware relase. Not just an OTA, unless you have the patience for it to arrive on your handset
I don't, and by the sound of it, you don't either![]()
Full firmware? You mean, all the files? If yes, are you sure? I used to just flash the big one (also on phone and can't remember the name off hand)With the Odin way, you have to flash the full firmware relase. Not just an OTA, unless you have the patience for it to arrive on your handset
I don't, and by the sound of it, you don't either![]()
Full firmware? You mean, all the files? If yes, are you sure? I used to just flash the big one (also on phone and can't remember the name off hand)
Modern Samsung firmware files contain 4 sets of "flashable" information, which can be flashed singly if needed.
I always flash all 4 at the same time to avoid issues caused by, for example, a system package that needs a matching bootloader version. I don't know if it is a valid concern, but I try to be careful, even when acting like a cowboy![]()
I've never heard of certain system packages needing specific BL, but could be the case when you make jumps from big builds like nougat to orea, etc. I don't see any reason why you can't just flash the firmware only, if you are not worried about doing things manually.
Sure. I just mean flashing the CSC is unnecessary if you plan to update manually in any caseThat was just an example to highlight the case for hidden dependencies that may or may not exist.
The firmware portion (AP) makes up more than 80% of the download size and time required to extract and flash. Adding the other components to the flashing process has negligible impact on the effort it takes to do the flash, and has worked for me without fail.