Latest i9100 modems

[Shotgun84]

Get back to your S3 forum. We dont allow common rabble on here Shotty!

I'll post up the modem in that LQ5 release up on here tomorrow if I get time.....

There you go
http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1177059&d=1341426070

 

[Hawker]

It's like he's never been away boys!

 

[iT0mm0]

NELP4

https://www.dropbox.com/s/rv3a5a9l1tb8a2q/I9100_radio_NELP4_CWM.zip

 

[ironass]

There you go
http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1177059&d=1341426070

Shotty! You still da man! :rock:

 

[ooberandy]

NELP4

Are these NELP modems ok for UK use?

 

[Shotgun84]

If i remember correctly the nelp modems are from 3uk firmware

 

[ooberandy]

If i remember correctly the nelp modems are from 3uk firmware

So would it be ok to try these on o2 UK?

 

[Shotgun84]

It won't do any harm. I've used Vodafone modems on 3.

 

[ooberandy]

Cheers. Just wanted to make sure I wouldnt mess anything up.

 

[Rudedawg]

Nelp4 lost service on my Orange handset. At best when I did a manual network search I got ASU : 1.

 

[ironass]

Oh dear Rudedawg!

Two tin cans and a piece of string would be better than that.

As you are in a modem flashing mood... albeit, reluctantly, why not give the latest, LQ5, modem a try, here, and see if that helps with your Orange signal.

Failing that... you could try this.

 

[Hawker]

I'm on Orange UK and LQ5 modem seems pretty good to me. Certainly up there with LPX.

 

[Squinty13]

I'm on 3 UK and the nelp 4 modem is the best I have had by a country mile. Getting 2 bars in places where I used to struggle for any. No noticeable extra battery drain either.

 

[Rudedawg]

Ill give that a try Ironass. I reflashed LPX and i was thankful for what i got after Nelp4.

 

[Hawker]

I'm on 3 UK and the nelp 4 modem is the best I have had by a country mile. Getting 2 bars in places where I used to struggle for any. No noticeable extra battery drain either.

The better your signal, the less the drain.

 

[Squinty13]

The better your signal, the less the drain.

That's generally the rule but a few modems in the past have been terrible for drain regardless of signal strength. Nelp 3 for instance was awful.

 

[Rudedawg]

LQ5 has been good . Not dropped below ASU 7 thus far.

 

[mcarans]

I've been trying NELP2, NELP3, NELP4 and LPX. They all don't seem to work so well for me. Anyone on T-Mobile and found a modem that works ok?

 

[Rudedawg]

Tried LQ5?

 

[mcarans]

I'll give LQ5 a try later. If it works on Orange it probably should on T-Mobile too.

NELP2 was so bad I couldn't ring my office phone even though it showed 2 bars. NELP4 seems ok for calls (better than any I've tried so far) but internet is poor.

BTW is GPS functionality linked with modem, kernel or ROM?

 

[sflannery07]

my battery stats show cell standby at 21% but that's with 0% time without signal. Can anyone advise me on this, modem is xxlpx.

 

[Shotgun84]

I think it's more of a misreading than actually using that amount of battery. The first couple of 4.0.4 modems on the gs3 had the same issue yet the latest one saves no battery but the cell standby is at 4%

 

[Romulous]

Guys.

Anyone in Ireland using '3' as a provider, and if so what modem have you found to be the best.

I'm currently on LPS and i find it quite hit and miss.

Thanks for reading.

 

[Squinty13]

Guys.

Anyone in Ireland using '3' as a provider, and if so what modem have you found to be the best.

I'm currently on LPS and i find it quite hit and miss.

Thanks for reading.

NELP 4 would certainly be worth a go as it is the latest modem that 3 uses. Failing that LQ5 seems to be getting great results for most people.

 

[Romulous]

NELP 4 would certainly be worth a go as it is the latest modem that 3 uses. Failing that LQ5 seems to be getting great results for most people.

Cheers buddy.

I will give that a go now.