Samsung Galaxy S9

pezulu said:
Is there a way in which a person can change the CSC version from XFV to either XFE or XFA, even if it requires rooting the device?
My S8+ was affirmatively shopped last year, and I got the S9+ on a Vodacom upgrade, but am using a CellC contract sim.
Issues I have is that WiFi Calling is not allowed and the dual sim functionality does not work.

I would like to "change" the phone from a Vodacom locked device to either CellC or Telkom unlocked device, in order to make use of the WiFi Calling as well as dual sim functionality.
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I think there is a thread for this. Search myBB
 
pezulu said:
Is there a way in which a person can change the CSC version from XFV to either XFE or XFA, even if it requires rooting the device?
My S8+ was affirmatively shopped last year, and I got the S9+ on a Vodacom upgrade, but am using a CellC contract sim.
Issues I have is that WiFi Calling is not allowed and the dual sim functionality does not work.

I would like to "change" the phone from a Vodacom locked device to either CellC or Telkom unlocked device, in order to make use of the WiFi Calling as well as dual sim functionality.
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Go to xda- they have a guide on how to change your csc without root, may meet to reinstall the firmware of your choice....but it resolved my issue....which was Samsung Pay, also got Wifi calling as a result.
 
SpeedygonsalZA said:
Go to xda- they have a guide on how to change your csc without root, may meet to reinstall the firmware of your choice....but it resolved my issue....which was Samsung Pay, also got Wifi calling as a result.
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What did you use?
I am currently sitting with XEU/XEU/XFV after flashing XFA with Odin.
Is there another firmware that I am supposed to flash with before resorting back to either XFA or XFE?

Any help will be appreciated.
 
Anyone know how to view my next alarm on my lock screen?
Been googling this but cant find what I'm looking for.
 
pezulu said:
What did you use?
I am currently sitting with XEU/XEU/XFV after flashing XFA with Odin.
Is there another firmware that I am supposed to flash with before resorting back to either XFA or XFE?

Any help will be appreciated.
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Just Google the s9+ xda "change csc" tutorial....you may need to install realterm and use sam firmware to download the roms....downloads real fast.

Very simple to make it work. After that you can flash any OXM firmware and the csc will remain XFA.
 
SpeedygonsalZA said:
Just Google the s9+ xda "change csc" tutorial....you may need to install realterm and use sam firmware to download the roms....downloads real fast.

Very simple to make it work. After that you can flash any OXM firmware and the csc will remain XFA.
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Downloaded a combination firmware file, but whenever I use Odin to try and load it, Odin stops working.
 
Mutli screens

I cant open more than one app in splitscreen mode anymore?
Havent used in awhile and 2 updates since then. Has it been removed?
 
pezulu said:
Downloaded a combination firmware file, but whenever I use Odin to try and load it, Odin stops working.
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Run Odin with admin.
Make sure you've got the correct Version of Odin loaded.
 
Maybe a setting? Can't see anything but will see.

Option to create pairs still exist but will try that as last resort.

Update
Sorted ... article below helped get on the right track
 
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pezulu said:
I have the latest Odin (Odin13.3)
How do you run Odin as an Admin? - Never mind, that was a blonde moment.
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You should be using Odin 13.3.1 also always use the original cable and make sure your drivers are up to date. Also under what location do you load the rom....as the combination rom doesn't have BL, CP or CSC
 
Using this version of Odin
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Loading the Rom by selecting AP, then searching for the rom, and selecting it.
When I press "start" I get the message that Odin Downloader has stopped working.

I downloaded this ROM
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Not certain how to check that the latest drivers are loaded. apart from going into Windows Device Manager and checking there.
 
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