Hi there, my system is:
Radio: N_01.77.07P
Webtop: OSHWT_U1_6.66.0
Kernel: 2.6.32.9
Versão: OLYLA_U4_0.50.0 (Blur_Version_0.50.3.MB860.Vivo.en.BR)
Id like to install a new radio.zip on it, cause my cellphone is too hot, and the internet connection is very slow, on 3g and wifi. But I have some questions:
1. Im sure that my phone is not the at&t, I bought it here om Brazil from VIVO, so can I use the bell radio?
2. Is there a way to me backup my 77.07p radio?
Please help me with the 3 questions.
Thanks
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=19191564
~ Sent from My Unlocked, Rooted, Gingerbreaded, and Pi-Crusted Atrix 4G ~
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Hi All,
I have an unlocked SX56 device on which I have installed xda-dev ROM w/ WM2003SE (version 4.20.0) and is working properly here in USA on Cingular.
I recently went to India and hoped that it would automatically work there on band 900 but to my surprise it didn't. I tried a local simcard there but it always said no service.
I did some research and found out about bandswitch tool.
I copied it on to the device but when I click it shows ERROR for the current band and nothing happens when I click on either 900 or 900/1800 or 1900.
I am going to India again in few weeks and am wondering if there's something else I can do to make it work?
Thanks in advance.
-D
here is some more info about the device.
code on the back: PW10B1
ROM version: A.30.09 ENG
Radio version: M.E1.19
Protocol version: 324e4
Hey bud!
Unfortunately... you will have to get into the bootloader and manually switch bands.
It will work.
Also which service provider did you use when you were in India? and in what location?
Lemme know if you face any issues.
cheers!
Diki
Hello,
Could you please answer the question in subject.
I have read thread: "[SCRIPT] Root v2 for 4.1.57 (Stock 1.2.6 REQUIRED)". It says it requires 1.2.6.
I went to "[GUIDE] Flash SBF to Motorola Atrix 4G " about how to falsh stock 1.2.6. Therefore it's known that flashing back unlocked atrix can cause problem with WiFi.
As all I need from rooting is to use my device as WiFi hotspot for tethering I need WiFi to work with no problems.
Additional information: I live in Ukraine and I am using local carrier services, so I will have to provide real carier's APN to make newtork working.
thanks in advance,
Alex
My friend, i also have an unlocked atrix and i installed the 1.2.6 sfb file without having problems on wifi, then i applyed the root and updated to 4.1.57!
I installed barnacle and use it to wifi tether!!
All works perfectly!!!
Sent from my MB860 using XDA App
i am trying to root my atrix on bell network .My baseband is 1.77.15p and build is 4-0.37-23. Is it possible to be rooted as i can not find any info on those numbers. I read about flash first but it said NOT to flash on bell atrix. Any help would be appreciated..thanks
Hi guys,
I'm currently an AT&T customer who's thinking to switch to Tmobile's
$30/month for Unlimited text&web plan
After googled some articles regarding AT&T X10a and the Tmobile(USA) 3G
I'm still not really clear about some key facts.
Please allow me to explain my situation now:
Origin: I bought it from AT&T store
Unlocked? YES
Model: X10a (I found this on the sticker located on the back of my phone)
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But I flashed to different baseband and ROM
Info. I found in the "About Phone"
Model number: X10i
Android version: 2.3.3
Baseband version: 2.1.71
Kerel version:2.6.29-00054-g5f01537
[email protected]#1
ROM: Wolf_Xperia_6.0.0s (Android 2.3)
I found a thread and somebody mentioned about:
"The AT&T XPERIA X10A supports the 850HMz, 900MHz, 1800MHz, 1900MHz, and 2100HMz bands. So since the phone doesn't support the needed 1700MHz band, the phone will be stuck with 2G speed on the T-Mobile network if you continue using the Sony Ericsson generic world 2.1 (for X10A) firmware."
Currently, I am using AT&T SIM card and data plan as well, and I have NO problem getting "H" at most of the time and sometimes "3G"
Q1: Is that means my phone is STILL X10a but not X10i which was shown
in the "About Phone"?
Q2: I will NOT get Tmobile HSPA/3G working on my phone, unless I get a X10i?
or I can flash it and/or de-brand it?
This question might be asked somewhere, but my case is a bit different,
since I am using different baseband and ROM from stock.
If anyone had same experience and/or you already knew the answer,
please help me out
Thanks in advance
James
X10a will remain x10a even though it shows x10i. For the 3g I am pretty sure T-Mobile is 1900Mhz for gsm? Correct me if I am wrong
Sent from my Xperia X10 using XDA App
Thanks, that helps a lot.
btw I knew that T-mobile uses 1700/2100 for its HSPA
kfc.Android said:
Thanks, that helps a lot.
btw I knew that T-mobile uses 1700/2100 for its HSPA
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Yes, like jailbroken iphones, an X10a will only receive at about 119kbps (edge) when connected to T-Mobile network.
Phone: Sony Ericsson Xperia X10i @1.1GHz- White
Android version: 2.3.5
Rom: ZMOD CM7-Zdzihu-mod
Kernel: 2.6.29-zdzihu-19082011
Radio: 2.1.71
Recovery: XRecovery0.3
Theme: Honeycomb3D-3Dicons by BKMO
Sorry to post T-01C question in TG01 forum. This Android phone is from NTT Docomo , and in China we use a cracked SIM sticker ( Mr SIM ) to cheat the network so as to make phone calls. But today I accidently chose the Radio Band GSM/UMTS as USA band, now I cannot switch it back and lost and network connection. I know you guys have been using T-01C’s Android Kernel to develop TG01’s Android Rom, could anyone give me some suggestion how to get the right Radio back? When the radio is on there is only one option US band to select; if radio is off, there are more options like AU , JAPAN band etc., but no matter which one I choose, just cannot set it successfully even the system is rooted.
T-01C have been updated in May from OS 2.1 to 2.2 while Radio from 5011.1906.50 to 5014.1906.11. Now I download the 2.2 ROM from official website and try to use T01C_SWUpdater01.apk to flash, it fails because I already use the latest OS.
Could anyone help me on this? Thanks for reading!