Android running on US Cellular data service **Solved for most***

[jafterdark]

Do you need my setting's ??

[clifftrue]

Originally Posted by jafterdark

Do you need my setting's ??

Not at this point, but possibly down the road.

[phatboy29m]

I saw this while linux/android was compiling at the load up screen:

"'/setupmodem;sh' cannot find setupmodem, disabling setupmodem"

Could this be part of the problem?

[dfgas]

Originally Posted by phatboy29m

I saw this while linux/android was compiling at the load up screen:

"'/setupmodem;sh' cannot find setupmodem, disabling setupmodem"

Could this be part of the problem?

was it ;sh or .sh?

[jafterdark]

;sh i seen it to

[eval-]

Originally Posted by phatboy29m

I saw this while linux/android was compiling at the load up screen:

"'/setupmodem;sh' cannot find setupmodem, disabling setupmodem"

Could this be part of the problem?

nope

hey all you US cellular people. if you have a terminal/console app, try:

$ su
# cat > /etc/ppp/pap-secrets
ESN@uscc.net * ESN
<control-d>
#

and then airplane mode on, airplane mode off
remember, ESN is your real ESN (under battery or call them up)
and <control-d> means hold down control, then hit 'd' (hit return after)
(and don't type $ or # ...you should see those, not type them)

you can also do this all with "adb shell" if you have that working.

talked to phhusson in the channel today, a fix should be pushed soon into a new rootfs.img. then you'll be able to put your ESN@uscc.net and ESN as your username and password under:
wireless controls -> mobile networks -> access point names -> (whatever... Android or CDMA generic, etc) ->
Username and Password
(set to ESN@uscc.net and ESN)

[dfgas]

Originally Posted by eval-

nope

hey all you US cellular people. if you have a terminal/console app, try:

$ su
# cat > /etc/ppp/pap-secrets
ESN@uscc.net * ESN
<control-d>
#

and then airplane mode on, airplane mode off
remember, ESN is your real ESN (under battery or call them up)
and <control-d> means hold down control, then hit 'd' (hit return after)
(and don't type $ or # ...you should see those, not type them)

you can also do this all with "adb shell" if you have that working.

talked to phhusson in the channel today, a fix should be pushed soon into a new rootfs.img. then you'll be able to put your ESN@uscc.net and ESN as your username and password under:
wireless controls -> mobile networks -> access point names -> (whatever... Android or CDMA generic, etc) ->
Username and Password
(set to ESN@uscc.net and ESN)

normally you have to use your phonenumber@uscc.net and yourphonenumberforrhepassword. this is how it is on any other phone os.....

as that is said i have already edited the rootfs.img file manually in linux and have added that into pap-secerts.

[dude420420]

With the emulators I had a hard time trying to show the ">" character. Downloading this adb shell and will try that way.

[bytethegroove]

for the "fix File"
what do we name it
fix.?
fix.exe
fix.bat
fix.sh

which one?
thanks
byte

[eval-]

Originally Posted by bytethegroove

for the "fix File"
what do we name it
fix.?
fix.exe
fix.bat
fix.sh

which one?
thanks
byte

Hi. It doesn't matter what you name it, in Linux endings do not matter. As long as you are consistent and you type "chmod +x /sdcard/fix.sh" if you named it fix.sh, for example, and then call it by the right name. Any luck?