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Vayne

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#105451 4-Jul-2012 18:28
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does anyone know somewhere or anyone that is able to stock flash my i9000 and repair the imei ? Flashing to a newer firmware broke my imei and have tried flashing back but doesnt work

Thanks alot
Brook

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Damager
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  #650824 4-Jul-2012 18:31
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19000 is pretty hard to brick unless you flashed the wrong firmware eg 9100 firmware.

can you get to download mode?

provide this info:

how you flashed
what firmware
what is the phone doing now eg bootloop etc etc etc.

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Vayne

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  #650827 4-Jul-2012 18:44
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Firmware its running  : I9000XXJVP
IMEI 004999010640000 isn't correct
Phone was running darkys rom (but ive forgotten the base rom I used) :/
Flashed via Odin 1.7v

The phone boots fine but is now stuck with no service, i am assumming cause my imei is wrong or there is something wrong with my efs folder?

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  #650847 4-Jul-2012 19:19
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Have you loaded the internet apns?? Are you voda, telecom or 2degrees? check the apns.




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Vayne

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  #650851 4-Jul-2012 19:32
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It has vodafone mms and is selected although shouldnt it be vodafone internet or something (ive forgotten the name) 

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  #650853 4-Jul-2012 19:37
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Hi there.  Not sure if this is of any use.  This was posted a long time back and worked for someone from the Geekzone I9000 thread. Might be worth looking into.

Good luck.




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  #650890 4-Jul-2012 20:39
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Vayne: does anyone know somewhere or anyone that is able to stock flash my i9000 and repair the imei ? Flashing to a newer firmware broke my imei and have tried flashing back but doesnt work

Thanks alot
Brook


There is a slim chance you will be able to fix this by reading the i9000 XDA forum in detail.

You should have backed up your EFS folder. It is not a skippable job. Too late now.

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