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hpnasik, looks like you have more help in the programing area.

I've figured the parameters out, it uses a 8 character string(ESN Maybe?) to calculate the code. However since I don't know what the code is used for, I dont know if it gives the correct one.
I've attached the tool I created.

These are the two Structures given as parameters:
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Code:

struct Par1{

char * str1; // Always point to '1234'

char * str2; // 8 char string used as input

};

struct Par2{

        char * outstr; //out, Initialize to 0, Dont forget to free after calling GetSPC

        BYTE OutSize; //out, initialize to 0

        BYTE Unk; //Unkown, initialize to 0

};

that tools works! but make sure you are entering letters in capital letters when entering the ESN and you will get the correct MSL, unless it was already changed before hand.

I can not run that FIle

Please Help saying the Error of Certificate on Mogul and 6700 also

Any other Method ??? SOS Help !!!

Is your device still application locked? If so here is the reg info to unlock that: (note i didn't come up with this info it was copied from here)

Quote:

Originally Posted by scarymonkey

Unlocking the Phone (Disabling Certificate Security) (thanks flyboi)

What is the Application Lock?

By default, most Windows Mobile Smartphone devices are shipped with certificate security enabled. This places significant restrictions on the APIs which can be called by software which has not been signed and approved by authorities 'trusted' by the device manufacturer.

Why disable it?

As certification is a long and expensive proccess, it is not an option for open-source tools, or hobbyist software developers. Therefore in order to develop for smartphone devices, or apply unofficial tweaks, it is often neccessary to disable certificate security.

You can disable it by making the following registry changes:
(Requires a soft reset to take effect)
1.) HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Security\Policies\Policies\0000 1001 = 2
-> Change the value data from 2 to 1

2.) HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Security\Policies\Policies\0000 1005 = 16
-> Change the value data from 16 to 40

3.) HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Security\Policies\Policies\0000 1017 = 128
-> Change the value data from 128 to 144

4.) HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Security\Policies\Policies
-> Change/Add new DWORD with the name "0000101b" to 1

Thank you isosdcftp!

I tried it this morning (I had to try twice... I blame fat fingers lol) and it worked like a charm :)

This makes things a lot easier changing the Slot Cycle Index.

Ok hpnasik first I would not post my ESN on a board like this so we should remove it quickly before someone does bad things with it.

Second here is the msl/spc 243120.
This app works perfect awesome job.
Also I already had my MSL and can confirm that updating the ROM does not change your MSL.

hpnasik: Did you try the registry changes I posted?

At least you have your MSL now in any case, and I agree you might want to take that ESN down!

GREATE WORK I DONT KNOW WHY its not work on my 6800 but I GOT the code from other user

I got the SPC now i can Access everyting in Service Programing Menu of QPST

but NVM Folder is NOT getting Opened SHOWING RED MARKING ON NVM Folder in QPST EFS EXPLORER