Re: Motorola Droid on Cricket??
 

yeah but they are charging $150 for the flash without web and mms and all that which is crazy (and i can do it my self)

here's a quick update,
Houdini is failing at 45 % and giving an error of an Unknown MAC Address, when i checked the mac address in houdini, it was showing the one from the phone not the network card that belongs to the pc that is registered with metropcs. that same mac address is also shown in the command prompt when typing ipconfig/all
before i connect the phone and start the flash process through houdini, it shows the computer's mac address, but once flashing begins, it switches over
houdini tech support didnt know what to do lol

Re: Motorola Droid on Cricket??
 

no no no no.....i got mine flashed for around 120 with EVERYTHING. web mms talk text and wifi still works.

Re: Motorola Droid on Cricket??
 

hey can u help me with the verzion driod over to cricket can u tell me what i got to do thanks so much

Re: Motorola Droid on Cricket??
 

There are two basic ways to flash it. The longer way, more code/file pushing. or pay someone who has the paid solution "a basic 3 click operation" + the basic flash and nv files.
To do it your self take a look at howardforums in the cricket forum there is a long thread on it.

Re: Motorola Droid on Cricket??
 

I recently successfully flash themotorola droid to mobi pcs with web but my problem is i cant receive text for some reason sending it is no problem, talk is no problem, and internet is super. just receiving text please let me know if there is such fix. hey mike that is the only problem that i been having just the receiving text

Re: Motorola Droid on Cricket??
 

I paid 60 dollars yesterday for a full flash of my girlfriend droid to cricket. So far, it works perfectly.

I dont believe what the flasher did was exactly legal....but what he did worked.

Re: Motorola Droid on Cricket??
 

Flashing is fully legal. Check with the FCC if your in doubt.

Re: Motorola Droid on Cricket??
 

I moved my HTC Touch over to Metropcs which is bascially the same things as Cricket over a year ago and I have everything working on it, people just over complicate it. I brought my phone into a metro store and they charged me $40 to add it to the metro network[You have to do this with someone who can add you into the network so that they know it is a good phone and not stlen in anyway](I think it is $10 now, and I had to show the guy in the store how to flash it what a service) You have to unlock it first which involves getspc.exe which you put on your phone and it aks for the ESN off theback of your phone and spits out the code[Props to whoever cracked the code BTW] to access the engineering menus under ##778# and ##3424# to place it into device/programming mode fo r the Qualcomm program at least on my phone, it is different for every model of phone and you have to then load QPST[just search for qpst download and it comes up on yahoo] on your computer and change the code from whatever you got to 000000[which is basically the code for a fully unlocked phone]. You have to go to the configuration manager first and add the phone USB port, I had to uncheck the check box for it to show up, jut keep adding ports till it appears. Once it is unlocked it should flash, and sometimes it takes multiple tries[at least it did when I was showing the guy at the metro store how]. Then you can go on to configuring the internet and MMS which is a whole other thing and is specific in my case to Sprint so probably wont help, and I normally have to change some Registry settings that I never note what I changed.

Re: Motorola Droid on Cricket??
 

Has anybody got a Motorola Droid working on Reliance India(CDMA) and will it work on Reliance India CDMA.If yes please help me

Re: Motorola Droid on Cricket??
 

Flashing droid isn't all that difficult, I have flashed 2 phones pushing using the motorola droid ful solution. Biggest problem seems to come with pc compatibility. Although My problem delves deeper into an abyss, since I am trying to flash alltel and alltel seems to not have any defined internet settings for their droid phones. meh