Converting your PPC6700 RUIM Based

[hetaldp]

Here is the Way to Open the Phone and Solder RUIM Tray into PPC6700 Motherboard

The Pictures are Attached

[hetaldp]

RUIM Tray which will ft into Board

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To Modify the bit into nvm_system in NVM Folder to make 6700 RUIM Based

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[hetaldp]

Hex Value 247E

0 = RUIM Based
1 = NVM Based
2 = RUIM if available or else read ESN of NVM (Greate for Roamers)

[hetaldp]

Hex Address 247E in nvm_system file in NVM Controls the Behavior of Phone for RUIM System

0 = RUIM Based
1 = NVM Based
2 = RUIM if available or else read ESN of NVM (Greate for Roamers)

Happy Cracking

[hugi]

GOOD JOB

WHY u cannot try to qpst
service programing
read phone
go to tab 1x hhdr
change to ruim config
write...done

hugi

[alexcdma]

Use QPST, Service program., no read, 1x/HDR Securite, R-Uim Config, R-UIM only, write, SPC ...........

[InvincibleLiving]

wow you guys are industrious!!!

[crayonbreaker]

sorry to be the new guy but what does this do?

[usib]

Crayonbreaker,

This gives you the option to go from carrier to carrier like you can do with SIM cards on GSM networks. For example, if I go to a country on the opposite side of the world,
I don't want to pay Bell a fortune for roaming there. With GSM, I can just get a SIM card from the local carrier there, put it in the phone and voila I have a local number. Currently with most CDMA phones, you can't do it: the phone's Electronic Serial Number is hardcoded right into the phone. With what hpnasik is describing, you can do just that with your 6700.

The question that I am asking myself, however, is whether the carriers in North America have embraced RUIDs yet. Like, can I buy a RUID card to work with Telus or Sprint...

[usib]

hpnasik,

where did you get the connector? did you de-solder it from a GSM phone?