Increase call quality!

[heartisall]

The easiest way in my opinion is to use CDMA workshop (I won't tell you where to get it but its out there), open CDMA workshop with your phone connected to you CPU and dial ##3424# in the dialer. Find out what com port your phone is on in the device manager and select that from the drop down box in CDMA workshop and click connect. Then go to the security tab and under SPC click read and there you go your MSL is in the box, I can confirm this works on the old 2.7 version of CDMA workshop.

[Konfuzion]

Originally Posted by Tilde88

lmao... funny... actually just very incorrect... ill give you a hint...
google msl alogcat ...no typo... easy lololollol

I'll give you a bigger hint. Click the tips and tricks sticky and its posted right there. :P

[NewJoker]

I keeps asking for a password once I hit edit mode I tried the msid but its only fivedigits any ideas

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[akayareal]

As suggested by other poster, you can also get your msl by using the phone swap feature on sprint.com. Even if you don't have a phone on hand or esn #, there are handy sites on the web where you may find one just laying around .

[klimb22]

Originally Posted by NewJoker

I keeps asking for a password once I hit edit mode I tried the msid but its only fivedigits any ideas

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You need your MSL, not your MSID.

[sprintevo]

I jsut did that..hope it works. Calling Sprint actually works..got the MSL code in less than 3 mins.

[MikeOD]

Can't be on the phone with Sprint customer service at work...and alogcat does not work to get the MSL...I tried without root and with root...neither works.

[johnnycakes2]

Do MSL codes carry over from your previous phone along with your phone #? I have the MSL from the device I had just prior.

[Cicatrize]

Originally Posted by johnnycakes2

Do MSL codes carry over from your previous phone along with your phone #? I have the MSL from the device I had just prior.

No. Different MSL for each one. I guess you may have a 1 in 999,999 chance that you could get the same one though.

[xcopmanx]

Originally Posted by heartisall

The easiest way in my opinion is to use CDMA workshop (I won't tell you where to get it but its out there), open CDMA workshop with your phone connected to you CPU and dial ##3424# in the dialer. Find out what com port your phone is on in the device manager and select that from the drop down box in CDMA workshop and click connect. Then go to the security tab and under SPC click read and there you go your MSL is in the box, I can confirm this works on the old 2.7 version of CDMA workshop.

Hmm, I am using a really old version. v2.1.1 and when I press read, it says "Failed...Phone does not answer" Do you have the phone connected using HTC Sync as the connection type?