For those who are currently using skyrocket with tmobile at 2g (edge) speed, here is a tested and working solution.
The Method is tested by me and worked at the first try with no problems at all. But you will do this at your own risk. I do not take any responsibility.
Requirements:
ATT Skyrocket i727
Unlocked
on ICS official stock firmware
Ok So first of all you need a CWM and need to root the phone
If you are already rooted and have CWM installed skip to where it says flashing radio.
download CWM/Root files
unzip
Connect your device to the computer in downloading mode (Turn off>hold volume up and down at the same time>plug in to the computer)
Once it is connected in the Downloading mode. Run odin3 v1.85.exe
you should see yellow in the first COM
click PDA and select recovery-cmw-hercules.tar
click start
Once finished successfully, the phone will reboot.
Now copy CWM-SuperSU-v0.87.zip to the sd card or internal storage
put the phone in CWM mode (hold volume up and down and press power button> let go the power button once the screen turns off and you feel the first vibration. continue to hold volume up and down)
Then CWM should show up. navigate to install zip from sd card. press power button to select. select the zip file from where you stored it. click yes. if it fails first time just go back and select the zip file again and do it again. it should work in 2-3 tries.
once that is done reboot the device. you should see super user icon in the application menu.
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Flashing radio
Now download the following zip file and put it on sd card or internal storage. Download Here
Boot in to CWM (look up above on how to do this)
Click on install zip from sd card
select the Tmo_SGH-T879-UVLG3_radio.zip
click yes. This should flash your radio to the tmobile version of Galaxy Note.
Enjoy the 4G speeds.
I think this should also work with the ATT Note because the above radio is from the Tmobile version of Galaxy Note. But I haven't tested it. If someone has the ATT note please try and confirm.
The Method is tested by me and worked at the first try with no problems at all. But you will do this at your own risk. I do not take any responsibility.
Requirements:
ATT Skyrocket i727
Unlocked
on ICS official stock firmware
Ok So first of all you need a CWM and need to root the phone
If you are already rooted and have CWM installed skip to where it says flashing radio.
download CWM/Root files
unzip
Connect your device to the computer in downloading mode (Turn off>hold volume up and down at the same time>plug in to the computer)
Once it is connected in the Downloading mode. Run odin3 v1.85.exe
you should see yellow in the first COM
click PDA and select recovery-cmw-hercules.tar
click start
Once finished successfully, the phone will reboot.
Now copy CWM-SuperSU-v0.87.zip to the sd card or internal storage
put the phone in CWM mode (hold volume up and down and press power button> let go the power button once the screen turns off and you feel the first vibration. continue to hold volume up and down)
Then CWM should show up. navigate to install zip from sd card. press power button to select. select the zip file from where you stored it. click yes. if it fails first time just go back and select the zip file again and do it again. it should work in 2-3 tries.
once that is done reboot the device. you should see super user icon in the application menu.
**************************************************************************************************************************************
Flashing radio
Now download the following zip file and put it on sd card or internal storage. Download Here
Boot in to CWM (look up above on how to do this)
Click on install zip from sd card
select the Tmo_SGH-T879-UVLG3_radio.zip
click yes. This should flash your radio to the tmobile version of Galaxy Note.
Enjoy the 4G speeds.
I think this should also work with the ATT Note because the above radio is from the Tmobile version of Galaxy Note. But I haven't tested it. If someone has the ATT note please try and confirm.
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