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roaming indicator flashing
I am running FRX07 full time on Rhodium 400 with SIM on a GSM network. Its a great build and everything mostly works but I have a peculiar problem, no sure others have noticed it or not, I could not find it in the release thread. Any way, usually the phone wireless mode is 'WCDMA preferred' or one of the GSM modes, but when I move in to an area with no coverage, the phone AUTOMATICALLY defaults to CDMA/EVDO mode, and predictably the roaming indicator starts flashing or the network defaults to XDAndroid, and when I move back in to coverage area. Does any one know if this auto default to CDMA/EVDO can be stopped and if yes how to stop this mode change?
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You said "or one of the GSM modes" - you pick GSM only and it flips back to a CDMA mode regardless? I use my RHOD400 as a CDMA device, so I'm not going to be a huge help here... Hence the reason I'm thinking this is expected. |
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I guess not many use CDMA rhodium on gsm networks running android! I am just glad that at least there is an option to run android.
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Now there was an issue where when the screen would turn off it would also turn off the GSM radio - this issue should be resolved. I don't have GSM service to test with, but again AFAIK there's no issues using GSM on a CDMA device on FRX07 with the newest kernel/rootfs. Do you have a force_cdma command in your startup perhaps? I thought the command would be ignored, but perhaps not... |
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foce_cdma is not present. I have tried to create new data.img.
This problem only occurs when there is absolutely no coverage as in a tunnel or a basement. Sometimes the phone also resets and boots in wm. May be I will try a cwm build and se if it makes a difference. Is there an updated version of RIL than the one in FRX07? and how do I change the RIL? |
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