Help, Accidentally ran Sprint Radio Rom/ EXTrom on XV6700
 

and I found out the hard way that even after a hard reset that I cant get on the internet. I tried *228, *22801, *22802, *22899, and have ran the verizon file from UTStarcomm and hard reset multiple times. Is there any way to undo what the Sprint PPST hosed up?

:( HELP!!!

as far as internet goes, the ROM you used created a sprint PCS connection, get a registry editor and go to HKLM\Comm\ConMgr\Providers and the second key that looks like {78AF...} some'n will have 1 sub keys, and should be named as "Sprint PCS" some'n. Delete that and recreate your Verizon connection and you should be good to go.

Also at this point I recommend that you install the APACHE_Customize.sa.cab in the Verizon ExtROM (if you have a backup) to see if it overwrites some registry to dial.

Good luck.

Someone else had this same problem. Here were my instructions to him.

This post: http://www.ppcgeeks.com/colonels-cus...135.html#22008

Then this post:

http://www.ppcgeeks.com/colonels-cus...120.html#21981

When you do the ##RTN#, write down your MSID (just in case it is different than your phone number).

You should then download the official verizon rom from here:

http://www.utstarcom.com/pcd/downloa...11000_Ship.exe

and flash it. That should bring you back to a pristine Verizon phone. Then you can cautiously flash to one of these new roms if you want to.

Does Verizon do the MDN/MSID programming automatically with a *228? I kind of think they do but have never seen that in action, so I'm not sure. With Sprint I know you have to do it manually, but I think Verizon does it for you (partly why they use an MSL consisting of all zeroes)

Ok, I'll try in the morning, its on my desk at work.

I thought about it later, and really I only ran the sprint extrom, not the radio update.

BTW, I have the proper ext rom on there now, and I have ran it... I guess that'll teach me to make sure there isn't a radio/extrom in the folder when I update...

I'll ##RTN# and keep you all posted :)

Fortunatly, I didnt do this on my phone, I did it on one of the 4 other phones we have as spares!

Re: Help, Accidentally ran Sprint Radio Rom/ EXTrom on XV670
 

At one point during my many rar sessions I forgot the ms_nbf for the XV and as you I ran the sprint ext by accident. One quick workaround was to go into the phone/options/services/network services/auto or autob.

Now, after I re-flashed to the stock verizon rom I cant seem to get a radio version higher than 1.10.00. Ive run the gamut of roms a few times each but no matter what I try the radio never seems to update. Yes Ive run with and without the ext_rom apps since.

ROM Version: 2.11.20.WWE
ROM Date: 04/04/06
Radio Version: 1.10.00
Protocol Version: SNAZ-40306
PRL Version: 50722
PRI Version: 1.19_003

Any Ideas for updating the radio?

Mitch

Well, I got in this morning, grabbed the phone and went to work... First off, someone posted above to find the regkey and delete, but it doesnt exist. There are plenty of keys there, but none that contain anything about sprint. 2nd, I followed the links above and downloaded the cab to make the ##RTN# work, but when I dial it, i see epst open for less than a second, and then it disappears. Trying to manually run it does the same. Should I flash to 3.3 w/o extended rom (The vzw extrom is on there now... and try again?

What a good time for the board to be hosed too :(

Re: Help, Accidentally ran Sprint Radio Rom/ EXTrom on XV670
 

There is a newer verizon radio? The latest one I see is 1.10.00 from the utstarcomm/verizon flash...

btw, I re-flashed to the sprint extrom and let it run, and was successful at ##RTN# & reset, so I'm flashing to the verizon rom now, lets all hope it works!

I have an XV running the Sprint radio rom with no problems after a few minor detail mods... Mostly to do with the MMS...

Well, that ran and still no dice. Before when I opened IE, I'd get an error about mobile ip set improperly and network error, now I get no modem found.

I'll keep plugging along, or else I'll play dumb and send it back to verizon :) (anyone think calling Verizon tech support would get me anywhere?)