[ROM] PROPER Remake of Rooted Stock Image [Verizon]

[NITRO2]

Go into settings, then wireless and networks, mobile network. Is the "use packet data" checked?

¤ Sent from The Third Galaxy ¤

Yes "use packet data" is checked

[NITRO2]

I personally would just move forward with this build you are as factory as you are going to get

And i'm sorry but i'm not quite sure what you mean by "just move forward"?

[Debian Dog]

And i'm sorry but i'm not quite sure what you mean by "just move forward"?

Flash the image on the first page

Sent from my Xoom

[NITRO2]

Flash the image on the first page

Sent from my Xoom

That's what i did. In order, first i flashed the stock verizon firmware to get back to complete stock (no root, nothing). Then i did a factory reset and flashed the stock proper remake root on the first page and when i booted up, i didn't have 4g nor 3g, just extended

[Ollie]

You can change the default directory of Titanium inside of Titanium's settings.

Copy the Titanium folder from /mnt/sdcard to /mnt/extsdcard.

Launch Titanium and press the Menu key.
Select Preferences.
Scroll down and select Backup Folder Location.
Select the Detect! box.
Select Whole Device.
Select /mnt/extsdcard/TitaniumBackup.
Select Use the Current Folder.

Sent from my GT-I9300 using Tapatalk 2

[NITRO2]

You can change the default directory of Titanium inside of Titanium's settings.

Copy the Titanium folder from /mnt/sdcard to /mnt/extsdcard.

Launch Titanium and press the Menu key.
Select Preferences.
Scroll down and select Backup Folder Location.
Select the Detect! box.
Select Whole Device.
Select /mnt/extsdcard/TitaniumBackup.
Select Use the Current Folder.

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Awesome, thank you Ollie. Now all i need to get figured out is why i have no 4g or 3g. I even tried installing Bean's custom rom and doing another factory data reset, but unfortunately i still do not have any data

[NITRO2]

Could it be possible i flashed the incorrect verizon stock firmware?

in order of events, it went like this:

1. was on first available root (rooted.system.img.tar)
2. decided to go back to 100% stock by flashing the verizon stock firmware (the HOME_I535VRALF2_I535VZWALF2_618049_REV09_user_low_ ship.tar DebianDog gave me)
3. got to 100% stock, lost all 4g and 3g
4. tried *228 and waited 15 minutes, still no data
5. factory reset, still no data
6. decided to flash to the newest root
7. on the newest root, still no 4g or 3g
8. decided to try a custom rom to see if it'd fix it and still no data

Looking back at DebianDog's post, i saw his 3rd link about a kernel download, did i need to use that somehow?

Latest:

Device: SCH-I535
Region: VZW (VERIZON)
Version: I535VRALF2
OS: Android (4.0.4)
Release Date: 05.07.2012
Build Date: 15-06-2012
Changelist: 618049


Downloads:
Direct Download: HERE
Torrent Download: HERE
Kernel Download: HERE

To flash, use latest ODIN (3.07) : Download Here!

[CR6]

No, because the stock kernel is the same as the stock root kernel. You could try to reflash the file, is all I can suggest.

tap'n

[NITRO2]

No, because the stock kernel is the same as the stock root kernel. You could try to reflash the file, is all I can suggest.

tap'n

Dang, this really sucks, i hope i didn't mess my phone up. Should i start a new thread in the help section so i don't keep spamming this thread?

[thompcd]

Anybody else having issues extracting the .tar from the .7z for the original post?
When I use 7-zip and say "extract here," I get an error that says "Can not open file "...stock.vzw_root66.7z" as archive.

Tried googling and searching through forums, can't really find anything. Suggestions?