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How to set CDMA APNs with new more stable ril
See post#29
I decide to create an new thread for APNs setting, just search for many help. Thanks to highlandsun, the ril is great. RIL link : [TESTING] New more stable ril - xda-developers Android I run: **Complete GingerBread Bundle!!** GBX0A - Alpha! Camera! Put apns-conf.xml in /system/etc, go to mobile network -> APN, menu key, reset to default, system will load the APNs from apns-conf.xml and add APNs which match your carrier's operator ID. After enable data connection, android seems not pass selected APN's info to ril (such as APN name,user,password) Quote:
The new ril handled MMS, we can set the correct APNs for MMS receive. Last edited by muziling; 04-25-2011 at 09:41 PM. |
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In fact the CDMA code still uses APNs, specifically, it uses the APN that matches your home operator ID. But the phone settings menu doesn't let you get to the APN editing menu. I guess they figure since it's not GSM with people swapping SIM cards all the time, end-users don't need access to it. Probably we can fix this in the framework to leave the menu always enabled. The APN name is unused in CDMA (so it will usually be left empty in the APN database, and logged as "null"), but some of the other fields are still relevant, e.g. the username and password if your carrier requires them for logging in to a data/ppp session. |
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If anything, thanks for the heads up and link to the XDA site. I don't visit XDA enough to know about this but it always helps when threads like these pop up.
@highlandsun, is the second post on your XDA link executed on the terminal under XDAndroid? Quote:
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Neopeek Android: Huawei Midnight Cherry Pie v3 650Mhz XDAndroid 2nd Setup: FRX06 03.25.11 OC'ed to 650Mhz Last edited by ndno; 04-05-2011 at 08:00 PM. |
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Re: How to set CDMA APNs with new more stable ril
In fake SMS,we configure username and password in APN, and for real CDMA mode, where can we configure this username and password, I notice there is an program call "QPST by QUALCOMM", it can configure username and password, does configured username and password store in phone,not system, like ESN,IMSI info.
Hero200 CDMA, has 3 apk(DMPortRead,DMPortRead.apk,DmService.apk), QPST can connect to phone and configure username,password,IMSI, etc... So, is there an AT COMMAND can obtain username and password? Last edited by muziling; 04-05-2011 at 08:02 PM. |
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Re: How to set CDMA APNs with new more stable ril
It is executed in a command shell on the phone. Whether you do that using the Terminal app or some other method doesn't matter. I usually use adb from my PC. Sometimes I use Connectbot's Local terminal.
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Re: How to set CDMA APNs with new more stable ril
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http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?p=2080325 The APN is still used in CDMA mode. But the Phone app doesn't provide the Settings menu for it. I think all we need to do is enable the menu. |
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Re: How to set CDMA APNs with new more stable ril
highlandsun,
For froyo, your instructions said to mount it to /lib/froyo/libhtcgeneric-ril.so but I also see there exists /system/lib/libhtcgeneric-ril.so on the froyo build; is that correct or do we need to mount both? Yes, I did see your instructions to mount it to /system/lib/libhtcgeneric-ril.so for Gingerbread; I just wanted to make sure; I'm using FRX06. Currently, I'm mounting it to /lib/froyo/libhtcgeneric-ril.so per your instructions. I didn't do the steps in your 2nd post for CDMA and it still works fine. |
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As for your second statement about CDMA, then you aren't really reaping the benefits of the new RIL - you're still running in fake GSM mode if you don't follow the steps in the second post. I found the build.prop method easiest - that way you can just bind mount a build.prop, and remove it at will. |
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