EDIT: This was a fresh installation, I cleared Android off my phone completely except my startup.txt. Thanks for original instructions Jade, I would have had no idea on where to start otherwise.
Actually, last night I streamlined the steps further and it is working. Just keep in mind the long first boot. Instructions for CDMA.
Just do all the file replacing before the first boot. Update to the most recent system.sqsh and replace rootfs with a working CDMA version.
I had CDMA data working immediately and everything that is known to work seemed to be doing fine. I don't think there is a need to wait on replacing the rootfs.
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Originally Posted by jadoe05
It's good that you got it working. To piggyback on this, The long drawn out method (seems) to no longer be necessary. Now all you should have to do is download the complete package and replace that system.sqsh with the one from 4/7 in the first post of that thread (I believe it is named system0704.sqsh, rename it to just system.sqsh). After that boot up Android and make sure you get into the actual OS (you can see the sense clock) then pull battery, reboot into WM replace rootfs with one that is known to work for CDMA (obviously only if you have a CDMA capable phone Sprint, Verizon. etc.) then reboot. I don't know if the APN config is still necessary as I didn't do a fresh install with this new system.sqsh.
The improvements I have noticed are that you can download and install apps from the market(but you can't search yet) I would just suggest using SlideMe as your market app. And you can install any apk now
Also WIFI seems to be working. I can't confirm because I don't use it.
There is a speed improvement, though on first boot and maybe just everytime you boot the phone response is slow for a minute or two.
Hope this info helps someone.
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