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Originally Posted by clifftrue
18. Select file "pap-secrets" and open as "Text"
19. Enter in phone#@uscc.net * phone# (Example: 6414251234@uscc.net * 6414251234)
20. Press physical Windows button and select "Save"
21. Select file "options.smd1" and open as "Text"
22. Enter in user phone#@uscc.net (Example: user 6414251234@uscc.net)
23. Press physical Windows button and select "Save"
28. Enter in "busybox cp /sdcard/options.smd1 /etc/ppp/options.smd1
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Glad to hear I could help! (Feel free to thank my posts
) Let me offer something else to y'all. If you create this little script in /sdcard and call it "fix", and "chmod +x /sdcard/fix" in your terminal, then every time you turn on your phone you open your terminal and type "su" then "/sdcard/fix" and you should have internet. (But you gotta do airplane mode on/off after that)
file you call 'fix:'
Code:
#!/bin/sh
cat > /etc/ppp/pap-secrets << EOF
phoneOResn#@uscc.net * phoneOResn#
EOF
cat >> /etc/ppp/options.smd1 << EOF
user phoneOResn#@uscc.net
EOF
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remember to replace phoneOResn# with your phone# or esn# or msid#, whichever works for you (I think it depends on where you live... and some USCC people don't need a name and password at all!!) update.. try this:
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Originally Posted by dude420420
You can view the EPST settings by opening the phone, press ##778 and dial. Press view and it will show what you are looking for. Most likely though it will be yourcell#@uscc.net.
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Here:
http://is.gd/aSvad
is the file in case it helps.
Remember after you copy it to your SD card you have to type "chmod +x /sdcard/fix" at least once from within the console or terminal, and you always have to type "su" before you run "/sdcard/fix" every time you open up your terminal to run the internet fix script I just posted, and then Airplane mode on and off. Enjoy!
PS. There is probably also a way to make the script run through a button on your homescreen, but I am not so good with GUIs, I am more comfortable in the shell. Maybe someone with Android scripting toys can help us out?