SPC/MSL code of sprint diamond

[NewYorkLaw]

I have tried, unsuccessfully, to update my prl from 60614 to 60650. The process appears to be working, but upon re-start, the old prl is still there.. what could I be doing wrong? When I updated to 60614, I had no trouble...

[gsm1999]

Stop with the BS Cr@p

Exact Memory location : 18E903E
read this address in RAM - you'll get spc

Other solution is a waste of time..

Setup com ##Diag#

Then connect read that location 6 bytes save file , then edit it

[puff]

Originally Posted by gsm1999

Stop with the BS Cr@p

Exact Memory location : 18E903E
read this address in RAM - you'll get spc

Other solution is a waste of time..

Setup com ##Diag#

Then connect read that location 6 bytes save file , then edit it

BAFMSL Grabber is much more n00b friendly, I'd recommend it...
btw does reading this address work for both gSM and CDMA?

[rabbate]

Originally Posted by blee0125

For Sprint Diamonds

Use CDMA Workshop and connect to the phone in diag mode.
Go to the "Security" Tab and hit "Read" SPC.
Select Universal Ram Method and Custom.
Address is: 018E:0190
Hit READ to find your SPC.

For Telus Diamonds I was told GetSPC works if you convert MEID to p-ESN but I haven't tried it myself.

wanted to give a BIG thanks to blee0125 for this info above. Using this was able to find the SPC code...which apparently no one could figure out otherwise!!!

[rstoyguy]

Moved to the Diamond forum.

[ejdavis72]

Originally Posted by dutchman71

Cut and paste: (This worked, other methods did not for me...)

FYI, for all the Sprint people who don't what their MSL is:

I found this procedure on the xda forum and it works!!

I found a method that actually worked perfectly...

Use this method. I don't know who found it, but credit goes to them.

Change the following registry entries in:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\HTC\ATDbgLog
Enable: 1
LogMode: 1

* Wait a about 10 minutes (more time will not hurt), and soft-reset.

* Check to see that the file \Atlog\ATDbg0.txt has been created.

* Return the values back to what they were (most likely 0) waiting the same amount of time as above.

* Look in the ATDbg0.txt file and you should see a log of commands sent to the CDMA radio and there should be something like this somewhere in the file:

~~~~~~~~~~~SNIP~~~~~~~~~~~~
00:00:00 Tx:AT+HTC_RMSL=0\r
00:00:00 Rx:+HTC_RMSL: (###THIS WILL BE THE MSL###)\r\n0\r
00:00:00 Tx:AT+HTC_ROTKSL=0\r
00:00:00 Rx:+HTC_ROTKSL: 123456\r\n0\r
~~~~~~~~~~~SNIP~~~~~~~~~~~~


The numbers next to the Rx: +HTC_RMSL line should be your MSL

This has ALWAYS worked for me! When all else has failed.

[karmaphones]

What address would you read the MSL from on the Diamond using UNICDMA? I don't have Workshop. Thanks

[whitey10tc]

Originally Posted by karmaphones

What address would you read the MSL from on the Diamond using UNICDMA? I don't have Workshop. Thanks

Have you tried Bafs MSL grabber. Works like a charm on most WM devices.

[horndoctor]

Originally Posted by whitey10tc

Have you tried Bafs MSL grabber. Works like a charm on most WM devices.

+1 on this!