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Originally Posted by arrrghhh
Sigh... I guess we need a better list of broken things and how to fix them.
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I've been following this thread since it started, but it can be hard to remember all the issues spread across 50+ pages of posts (I honestly don't know how you do it). It might be a good idea to keep a consolidated running list of known issues somewhere near the first post, I know I check there regularly to see what (if anything) has changed.
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Originally Posted by arrrghhh
Only time I had an issue with this is when one of my cards was oddly formatted to FAT instead of FAT32... Not sure what else causes SD cards to not work flashing NBH's... definitely need to fix the issue where you can't flash over USB.
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Could be. I'll try reformatting it with the HP tool and see if that fixes it.
EDIT - Yep, that was it.
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Originally Posted by arrrghhh
I thought I said this here as well, but I use the gapps package from Cyanogen. There's only one package for CM7/GB, and it's always worked great for me. ACL - perhaps you should just link to it, and pull down the one you put up.
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Didn't see that for sure. Is the CM7 Gapps the one
here?
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Originally Posted by arrrghhh
This one's been covered quite a few times - set your language to something meaningful under Settings, Language & Keyboard.
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Gotcha. I'll give it a shot.
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Originally Posted by arrrghhh
CDMA doesn't actually use APN's. At all. That was a hack hyc used in order to easily pass information from the end-user to the system...
Also, APN's will disappear/be ignored if you don't put in the correct MCC/MNC... which again is probably related to the fact that CDMA devices don't actually use APN's.
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If APNs are a "hack" is there another way to set the MMSC info?
I noticed the disappearing APNs, so I went back to my FRX7.1 install and found that Sprint/Boost is MCC 310 MNC 00.
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Originally Posted by arrrghhh
I've had some good luck and some bad with rebooting. Sometimes it hangs, other times it works great. I'm not sure why it works some times and not others tho... I also might be mixing up bugs, there's a couple different recoveries - are you using AOSP or CWM?
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No big deal, just thought I'd mention it since the second post says it's fully working. I'm using the recovery.img from the first post, not sure which that would make it.