[crazychef]

Originally Posted by schettj

I know you don't understand how this works, but in a nutshell

ICS shares an existing network connection on your phone over BT PAN or USB RNDIS.

Nothing more.

ICS Can "make" a connection if your phone is currently not connected. If it has to, it will connect using whichever profile is specified in the registry.

By default that is named PAM. The reg edit changes that to SPRINT. BOTH just dial #777 to make a ppp connection.

There is an additional change which involves either preventing a service from starting or deleting the dll which some people seem to think makes the connection work more reliably. It is a placebo, but if it makes you happy go for it.

I suppose if your device did not have a profile named PAM it would fail out of the box. If so, make a new profile that is a copy of sprint, named PAM.

This is not magic or rocket science or deep leet haxxor skils. This is just out of the box functionality of Windows Mobile.

Again, if you believe editing the registry without installing any additional software is cracking or a keygen, then you're totally nuts.

TOS violation, yes. Warez, no.

so in the eyes of all developers that offer software for a fee, its ok to add a reg edit into their copyrighten software so u can gain access to its full potential?? cool give me a reg edit for sktool or wmwifi(well in this case i already have it).. those are copyrighten as well but provide at a minumim, just like ics, a taste of what u can really do, IF YOU PAY.. so im not cracking their softwware, i merely getting more out of what they already give me for free.. isnt that what were doing with ICS, it has limits.. and we frce our way around those limits to get proper service ffrom the software