MIN number wrong in CDMA
 

I was messing with my phone with CDMA workshop and the MIN number on nam1 is is not my number. When I try to change it back and make a call I get the American Roaming network. If I leave the wrong MIN in it it will make and recive calls just fine. Does anyone know why it is doing this or how to fix it?

Re: MIN number wrong in CDMA
 

Not sure, but when a friend of mine switched to SPrint when he was on the phone having his Mogul programmed I noticed they had him enter a diff number in the MIN, I thought that was curious but did not put too much thought into it.

Re: MIN number wrong in CDMA
 

On Sprint, MIN1 is your phone number without the area code. MIN2 IS the area code. MSID is the entire 10 digit phone number.

Re: MIN number wrong in CDMA
 

The number that is in there is a 10dig number. I had my number ported over when I signed up for sprint. The dir number is my and the min is not mine. Is it possable that when someone calles me and dial my dir # it send it through my min number?

Re: MIN number wrong in CDMA
 

I've never had a number ported, so I don't know if it is different. Try setting it up the way I suggested above and see if it works. Worst case senario, you can change it back.

Re: MIN number wrong in CDMA
 

My # is ported from US Cell to Verizon.

Same thing is on my Apache. And not just on my Apache, was on my LG8100 as well (phone before 6700). Min is a VZW registered # and MSID is my original 10digit US Cell #.

Guessing that VZW does a # forward/port on there side so they don't have to program in non-VZW numbers in there system but still support the number portability.

Re: MIN number wrong in CDMA
 

Wow, that's crazy. Good information to have, though!

Re: MIN number wrong in CDMA
 

I'm a sprint user myself, but my dad's about to switch from AT&T to Verizon, so I thought I'd get him an Apache for Christmas and cook a custom ROM for him.

I thought I'd make it real easy for him to activate by presetting the MSL and MSID #s, but after searching this forum and others, it looks like Verizon's not like Sprint and the way they activate a phone is handled differently.

With Sprint, the MSL and MSID are usually the same - your 10 digit phone #, including area code. But that's not the case with Verizon, right?

Is there anything I can preset for him to make the port over from AT&T to Verizon easier?

Any reason a VZW person can't activate a 6700 with a WM 6.1 ROM installed (I used the 20775 kitchen and MobileMatt's M2D OEM)?

My dad's in another state, so if I have to flash it back to the stock VZW ROM so he can activate, he'd have to ship it back to me to customize - which would really suck for him to be without a phone for a week or so....

Thanks...