lg4400 Firmware

Roger Binns wrote:
> Wayne Farmer wrote:
>
>>Thanks, Roger. I do have National Access on my account, and MOU as well, I
>>believe. I just tried *228 Option 1, and it has made no difference; GIN
>>still attempts 1X but falls back to QNC.
>
>
> If you use BitPim in filesystem mode and examine the file
> nvm/nvm/nvm_0005 at offset 110 you can see what the phone
> uses. I also have "vzw" followed by spaces ending the file
> nvm/$SYS.INVAR2
>
> Other than that I don't have ideas.
>
> Roger

I checked my nvm_0005 and it has the correct login info, and I checked
my $SYS.INVAR2 and it doesn't have the vzw near the end (what offset is
it supposed to be at?), I tried changing that file, but it seems like I
can't overwrite/delete the file on the phone. Any ideas if there is I
way I can edit this file to try to get the vzw in there?

Thanks for any help you can provide.

Rich

 

Roger Binns wrote:
> Wayne Farmer wrote:
>
>>Thanks, Roger. I do have National Access on my account, and MOU as well, I
>>believe. I just tried *228 Option 1, and it has made no difference; GIN
>>still attempts 1X but falls back to QNC.
>
>
> If you use BitPim in filesystem mode and examine the file
> nvm/nvm/nvm_0005 at offset 110 you can see what the phone
> uses. I also have "vzw" followed by spaces ending the file
> nvm/$SYS.INVAR2
>
> Other than that I don't have ideas.
>
> Roger

I checked my nvm_0005 and it has the correct login info, and I checked
my $SYS.INVAR2 and it doesn't have the vzw near the end (what offset is
it supposed to be at?), I tried changing that file, but it seems like I
can't overwrite/delete the file on the phone. Any ideas if there is I
way I can edit this file to try to get the vzw in there?

Thanks for any help you can provide.

Rich