Hello, I am a newbies, so sorry if I am posting in the wrong section or if I am doing something wrong.
Well today I bough the Samsung Galaxy i7500l (bell canada)
It was android 1.5, so I decided to upgrade to 1.6
I used ODIN and some file I found here and there, and it seem to have worked.
However, I can not make call or anything.
When I turn on the device, I see this message: ¶pic gone over time¶
(I can skip, and the phone work, but no call or sms or ..)
can I fix this?
Sorry for my bad spelling, I am not english.
edit:
1.) Model Number ? ___________galaxy(I now this should be number, but it really say galaxy instead of some number)
2.) Firmware Version ? ___________1.6
3.) Baseband Version ? ___________I7500XXII5
4.) Kernel Version ? ___________2.6.29 root@sep-53 #1
5.) Build Number ? ___________donut.XXJB6
carrier = bell
the phone was working good before
Last edited by xoxid; August 11th, 2010 at 12:49 PM.
Reason: added information
Hello,
Thanks for the answer,
I did not find this forum at first so I did not read it, so now I need to reflash to original 7500L files?
The link does not work, do you know where to get it?
Thanks.
I did the recovery. Back to 1.5, still having the lock screen.
baseband: i7500lvijd1
kernel: 2.6.27 hojoong@sep-13 #1
build number: 76xxcsdcbalum6375
About the recovery,
how do I do it? I was not sure. What I did is:
volume down+ ok + power
wait until the download thing show up
press home (button on top of power?)
then I rebooted the device.
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to me this looks like your phone is simlocked, did you ever successfully connect to your mobile network with it before the first flash? if it wold be the amss problem from flashing standard i7500 firmware it would just not connect to network, this would be easily reverted by only flashing the amss part of firmware wich takes about 15 sec + shutdown an restart...
Yes ofc, I have use the cel phone during all the day.
and my brother got one today too, and it still work fine.
Can bell have detect this and locked the phone? should I go back to the store?
it ask me for:
service provider control key
Last edited by xoxid; April 23rd, 2010 at 07:17 AM.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by xoxid
Yes ofc, I have use the cel phone during all the day.
and my brother got one today too, and it still work fine.
Can bell have detect this and locked the phone? should I go back to the store?
it ask me for:
service provider control key
that is really strange behaviour, you could just try to make nandroid backup from your brothers phone and push the nandroid folder to your phone and restore it. normally this is not in the interrest of bell, but the provider of the previous owner who bought the phone with a contract for a cheaper price. but if reflashing with original firmware did not work the last option would be to bring it to where you bought it. did the firmware you flashed back contain a csc file? normally this has no effect on the simlock, but i am not absolutely sure, if it does and you flashed 1.6 before flashing galaxo with foreign csc and the last flash had no csc this could be the fault...
edit: sorry, mixed up threads, forget about galaxo...
Last edited by FadeFx; April 23rd, 2010 at 07:38 AM.
Omg, thanks you all! now it is working again! ( I used your file )
Now if you allow me to ask a last question, what exactly do I need to flash to have 1.6? ( I ask because I don't want to have the bug again )
Hello again!
Sorry for posting 3 times in a row, but I can explain:
I have a new problem, I tough that if I edit previous message, who saw them before would not know.
Now I have 1.6, and it work well!
my problem is that 3g is gone! how am i supposed to get it back?
thanks!
Hello again!
Sorry for posting 3 times in a row, but I can explain:
I have a new problem, I tough that if I edit previous message, who saw them before would not know.
Now I have 1.6, and it work well!
my problem is that 3g is gone! how am i supposed to get it back?
thanks!
i thought bell network was only 3G. Are you connecting on another band? 2G? Take a look at settings phone status and advise what network your connecting with.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by xoxid
Hello.
under phone-status I can see it is:
mobile network type: umts
is this what you wanted to know?
To get your Data connection to work again, you have to go into settings, wireless, mobile settings, APN, and then you have to create a new APN called Bell (by opening the option menu) with these settings as the APN: "pda.bell.ca".
That should do the trick.
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Hello,
it is back! 3g work!
Thanks you!
edit:
just modded my brother phone too(was the same)
took me 5minutes and no problem! you are really nice at helping new person!
Last edited by xoxid; April 24th, 2010 at 04:25 AM.
The proper settings for Bell are
Name: Bell
APN: pda.bell.ca
Username/password left blank
Proxy: web.wireless.bell.ca
Port: 80
Just using pda.bell.ca will give you data. But if you want to use bell self serve (account usage, balance, etc), or other services (Example: Bell TV and/or Radio apk) then you need the proxy.
I don't have the MMS settings handy (I'm on bell, and don't have MMS included on my plan and I don't use it). But those settings are out there.
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