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Originally Posted by artlan
I'll PM ya - but will post in here too in case any one else is trying it
After I ran the script and got the "Done" message, I rebooted into WinMo and hooked up to my PC. Deleted the system.sqsh file and renamed the "NEW_system.ext2" to "system.ext2". That's all I did - then ran Haret and Android came right up.
To note - All my android files are on the root of the SD card. I haven't played with moving them around anywhere else. (Figured if it's not broke.... leave it alone XD)
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thanks for that. when i originally tried it i received the not responding error a few times, and i don't think it ever really completed. tried again and got the not responding message but only once. then it read done. rebooted and changed the name/deleted the sqsh and booted android again and it worked.
the rootexplorer is in chinese for me but i think i figured out the first button is to install. so i'm able to change out the apk's at will now.
makk i believe your right when you say that the mms.apk isn't our issue but i'm going to play with it for some time anyway to see if i can get it to do something different. i read something on xda that the hero users had to modify the apk to get thier mms to work. hoping i can find something out to apply for us. will let you know when and if i find anything.
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I was talking to someone in the Sprint Hero forum, and they said the hero people had to rebuild Mms.apk and add:
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req.addHeader(HDR_KEY_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE, HDR_VALUE_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE);//add X-MDN http headerTelephonyManager teleMgr = (TelephonyManager)context.getSystemService(Context .TELEPHONY_SERVICE);req.addHeader("X-MDN", "1" + teleMgr.getLine1Number());
to com.android.mms.transaction.HttpUtils
I tried and no go. We'll have to look into replicated what WinMobile is doing.
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now how do you get into the ril to make changes there?