G935PVPU5BQJ3 New Binary Need

[mcjepoy_12]

Originally Posted by BillA

You can try all 4 modes, just make sure to hold down the buttons all at the same time for about 20 seconds.

1. Recovery mode:
Hold Vol+ + Home + Power

2. Download mode:
Hold Vol- + Home + Power

3. Upload mode:
Hold Vol+ + Vol- +Power (do not hold Home!)

4. Unfreeze mode:
Hold Vol- + Power only!

Optionally you can try inserting a 300k resistor jig/cable to force it into download mode while doing the unfreeze mode.

And the final super secret mode:
Stick your tongue into the charging port and hold the Power button for up to an hour, then pull your tongue out and let the Power button go. lmao!
This one reminds of cotton swab post by obliviousmnd, so please don't do this. lol

ill try this brother thanks...

[mcjepoy_12]

Originally Posted by devicesnow

That happens after flashing the combination. All you have to do is put the device in recovery mode (vol+, home, power) and do factory data reset, clear cache. Then it will boot normal.

brother ive tried putting it on recoverymode but sad to say it suddenly turns off power.because the program stopped on flashing stock rom.ive tried using usab jig it didnt worked.

[mcjepoy_12]

only recovery rebooting appears omn screen then it will shutdown.

[nospam15]

I have successfully unlocked the Binary 5 G930P build using the combination file posted in earlier posts. But does anyone have a binary 5 unlocked firmware (G930U)?

[obliviousmnd]

Originally Posted by nospam15

I have successfully unlocked the Binary 5 G930P build using the combination file posted in earlier posts. But does anyone have a binary 5 unlocked firmware (G930U)?

doesnt exist yet afaik. we're all waiting. haven't heard word it dropped yet.

[BillA]

Originally Posted by mcjepoy_12

only recovery rebooting appears omn screen then it will shutdown.

It's known to shut down due to a defective battery.
Not that it's not charged, but actually defective, try replacing it.

[yusniel]

I have one in sbl error, how can i save this handset

[mcjepoy_12]

Originally Posted by BillA

It's known to shut down due to a defective battery.
Not that it's not charged, but actually defective, try replacing it.

ill try brand new battery.see if it works.

[mcjepoy_12]

Originally Posted by devicesnow

That happens after flashing the combination. All you have to do is put the device in recovery mode (vol+, home, power) and do factory data reset, clear cache. Then it will boot normal.

ive tried putting it on recovery but it suddenly shutdown after recovery rebooting message appears.eventhough its fully charged.

[luarken]

Originally Posted by obliviousmnd

nothing is wrong with combination it works perfectly for both phones.

I'll help you fix and unlock phone. follow directions carefully.

-flash stock to repair phone
-enter recovery mode
-wipe data/factory reset
-reboot to bootloader (immediately to bootloader nothing else between or you have to start over)
-flash combination
-unlock with box of choice
-flash stock to repair phone again
-profit



@Prsctt thank you for your contribution. It was my oversight on uploading pw protected file. you're the real hero here!

Hi
in this part flash stock to repair phone again
all the files have to be added, or it is necessary to omit some one

AP
BL
CP
CSC
home CSC

[povda]

S7 SM-G930P Combination Needed For Remove FRP V7.0...Any idea or Have Combination File?Please Help me too... My Phone SM-G930P VPU4BBQAA V7.0 FRP Lock...i can't Downgrade Version to 6.0.1....

[JMJ ALBERT]

@obliviousmnd
@Prsctt

thanks for the guide and combi
and flash 7.0 bin5
tested today

[BillA]

Originally Posted by BillA

Just a refresher for those who are still getting stuck with the combi firmware.
The key here is, after doing the wipe from recovery, DO NOT exit recovery!!
Instead, select "Reboot to Bootloader", then flash the combi firmware.
If somehow stuck on boot, you must reflash full stock and start over again.


Courtesy of obliviousmnd:

-flash stock to repair phone
-enter recovery mode
-wipe data/factory reset
*** DO NOT exit recovery!! ***
-reboot to bootloader (immediately to bootloader nothing else between or you have to start over)
-flash combination
-unlock with box of choice
-flash stock to repair phone again
-profit

UPDATE #1
Found a solution for flashing the combi firmware without having to flash back to stock IF you get a boot-loop on the initial combi flash.
So instead of having to flash back to stock, wipe, reboot directly to bootloader from recovery, you can simply flash the combi again, but this time with the following options selected in the patched Odin:

Auto-Reboot - ON
Re-Partition - ON
F.Reset Time - ON
Nana Erase All - ON
Also, extract the PIT file from the combi and include it in the PIT tab.

If done properly it should boot up fine, without having to go through the hassle of flashing back to stock first.
Tested it a few times and it seems to be working.


UPDATE #2
Some of you may have heard about a new security coming soon (actually it's here with the 2018 updates) called RMM.
It's basically a souped up version of FRP, but with a twist. Where before you could flash a combi/eng-boot, no longer, due to the strict signature checking implemented by RMM.

Looks like it will be restricting Odin flashing with only the signed firmware for that particular model, and it will also kill the Prince Comsey patched Odin method. For example, won't be able to flash G950U with G950U1 firmware soon, and probably even eng-boots. What's even worse is that if you even TRY to flash with the wrong version it will brick the phone permanently (for at least 7-days) unless flashed back to signed stock.

Problem is, you can't do anything if FRP is on, won't even let you flash eng-boot, only signed stock.
A possible solution to disable the RMM lock, but only IF it's NOT already turned ON the phone (for protection against future updates).
https://forum.xda-developers.com/sho...5&postcount=22

Supposedly the RMM lock expires after 7 days of the phone being turned ON and never turned off, basically a 7 day phone jail. Boooo!!
Fun times ahead guys, especially for those who are careless and just flash away without disabling RMM first.
So, get ready to go to 7-day JAILs!! lol
Mark my words

[obliviousmnd]

Originally Posted by BillA

UPDATE #1
Found a solution for flashing the combi firmware without having to flash back to stock IF you get a boot-loop on the initial combi flash.
So instead of having to flash back to stock, wipe, reboot directly to bootloader from recovery, you can simply flash the combi again, but this time with the following options selected in the patched Odin:

Auto-Reboot - ON
Re-Partition - ON
F.Reset Time - ON
Nana Erase All - ON
Also, extract the PIT file from the combi and include it in the PIT tab.

If done properly it should boot up fine, without having to go through the hassle of flashing back to stock first.
Tested it a few times and it seems to be working.


UPDATE #2
Some of you may have heard about a new security coming soon (actually it's here with the 2018 updates) called RMM.
It's basically a souped up version of FRP, but with a twist. Where before you could flash a combi/eng-boot, no longer, due to the strict signature checking implemented by RMM.

Looks like it will be restricting Odin flashing with only the signed firmware for that particular model, and it will also kill the Prince Comsey patched Odin method. For example, won't be able to flash G950U with G950U1 firmware soon, and probably even eng-boots. What's even worse is that if you even TRY to flash with the wrong version it will brick the phone permanently (for at least 7-days) unless flashed back to signed stock.

Problem is, you can't do anything if FRP is on, won't even let you flash eng-boot, only signed stock.
A possible solution to disable the RMM lock, but only IF it's NOT already turned ON the phone (for protection against future updates).
https://forum.xda-developers.com/sho...5&postcount=22

Supposedly the RMM lock expires after 7 days of the phone being turned ON and never turned off, basically a 7 day phone jail. Boooo!!
Fun times ahead guys, especially for those who are careless and just flash away without disabling RMM first.
So, get ready to go to 7-day JAILs!! lol
Mark my words

this makes me sad.

I have a N950U running rev 2 N950U1, im afraid to do OTA N950U1 rev 3 update. Afraid it won't go smoothly. waiting for someone else to test.

[BillA]

Originally Posted by obliviousmnd

this makes me sad.

I have a N950U running rev 2 N950U1, im afraid to do OTA N950U1 rev 3 update. Afraid it won't go smoothly. waiting for someone else to test.

You can see if RMM is enabled on the new update by checking for the presence of this folder "/system/priv-app/Rlc".
If possible turn on OEM-Unlock in Developer's Menu, and flash only original stock update made for your device, then immediately follow that with this:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/sho...5&postcount=22
After that you should be fine, but if by any chance you lock yourself out, just wait 7 days with the phone constantly turned on (do not power off or restart!), and the RMM should turn itself off temporarily then do the solution as posted above.