hey man, how you been.Hiya. New Optimus. How are you. So this is where you've been spending most of your time. I just found this thread... wasn't actually looking hard... but I'm going to jump in and help out here. I see you've been doing your share time for me to do mine. Anyone got any new (or old) questions they haven't got answered ask away.
unfortunately the exploit used to root the evo 4g then has now been closed so this root method will not work. do you know what your hboot is? go to the bootloader screen. power off (make sure that fastboot is disabled, settings>apps>uncheck fastboot) then press and hold power+vol down. report back what you see on the screen.
Service programming is part of QPST
Use "open sesame door" method. Google is your friend.the com port is now not recognized and i cannot connect using qxdm. i tried having the phone on storage mode and was able to view the sd card through windows explorer. so i know that the cable is working. but it wouldn't connect to either cdma workshop or qxdm.
You're VERY close. Extremely even!alright i am sooooo close i think.
And for the first part you do need to type Password as well as the numbers and letters.Continued…
Close Service Programming and open up QXDM. In the command input windows type. Password 01f2030f5f678ff9 hit enter. Requestnvitemread ds_mip_ss_user_prof 1 . This will find your Ha Shared and AAA Passwords for profile 1.
In my experience writing profile 1 gives more error 16s and sometimes doesn't work outright. As long as you have a VALID profile 0 you should not have trouble doing the OTA.I have never had luck with my evo of just writing profile 0 and letting it update I have always needed to get the current profile 1 AAA key from the donor and write it to the evo
I dont know why, maybe the hardware version phone I have, (my spare can update with fewer problems) but It wont update profile, or activate I have tried several times and with a few different ways of getting there.In my experience writing profile 1 gives more error 16s and sometimes doesn't work outright. As long as you have a VALID profile 0 you should not have trouble doing the OTA.
I have noticed that doing a ##786# reset after writing the new meid and before over writing profile 0 does seem to give better results. Obviously YMMV in this case.
PS: Incorporate the reset into the above instructions.
Big picture Question here:
I have a Evo 3D that I want to use on my current Mobi PCS (local HI Sprint reseller) account to replace my EVO 4G. Do I use the same technique as described in the 1st post but use my EVO 4G as a donor phone?
The process seems so long, but if I bring it into the cell phone store (not corporate Mobi PCS store like in the mall, but an independent re-seller), it only takes him 5-10 mins to do it. What is he doing that makes it so fast?
What New Optimus said is correct. But if you want to use the 3d as your new phone do not need to used the 4g as the donor... use your original donor. For extra points reset the meid of the 4g to what's under the battery and put it up on ebay!Big picture Question here:
I have a Evo 3D that I want to use on my current Mobi PCS (local HI Sprint reseller) account to replace my EVO 4G. Do I use the same technique as described in the 1st post but use my EVO 4G as a donor phone?
From what I've read you need a program called LGNPST to play around with LG phones. I've personally stayed away from LG phones. The cheapest donor currently is the Prevail that I'm aware of. That's my donor.The cheapest phone I can find in my area to purchase as a donor phone is the Rumor Reflex. Can that be used to root from sprint to boost?
your evo 4g would probably be the easier donor to pull the info from, I do not know what the original phone was but I can tell you the evo info is easy to pull.What New Optimus said is correct. But if you want to use the 3d as your new phone do not need to used the 4g as the donor... use your original donor. For extra points reset the meid of the 4g to what's under the battery and put it up on ebay!
I have LGNPST my first android was an Optimus MFrom what I've read you need a program called LGNPST to play around with LG phones. I've personally stayed away from LG phones. The cheapest donor currently is the Prevail that I'm aware of. That's my donor.
your evo 4g would probably be the easier donor to pull the info from, I do not know what the original phone was but I can tell you the evo info is easy to pull.
kolosus his 4g was water damaged several things, like mic, wifi (i think) and bluetooth do not work, but it still makes calls and gets 3g data.
your evo 4g would probably be the easier donor to pull the info from, I do not know what the original phone was but I can tell you the evo info is easy to pull.
kolosus his 4g was water damaged several things, like mic, wifi (i think) and bluetooth do not work, but it still makes calls and gets 3g data.
I have LGNPST my first android was an Optimus M
That program is very simple to use if you have what you need, the problem I had with the rumor reflex was finding the correct dll to allow it to be recognized, my understanding is with that you can then use LGNPST to unlock and read the nv
Ah. I see this is an old issue that New Optimus in familiar with and I'm not. He's correct.
After you meid match the two devices you can pull four files using efs explorer. The files you have to pull are on the evo. They are 465, 466. 465_1 and 466_1. Those are your profile 0 user, profil 1 user, profile 0 passwords and profile 1 passwords, respectively.
As mentioned before, pull them off the evo using efs explorer, and open up your new phone (the 3d) using the same efs explorer and replace the ones there with the ones from your evo.
After meid matching this will match your profile 0 and 1 too. You should be set. You might also want to pull nam1 and nam2 off the evo and write it to the 3d.
BTW: On a side note. My wife has a 3d. I have a Design. The work on the 4g surpasses both those phones. Even now the dev behind the 4g puts the other phones to shame! I'm seriously thinking about ditching my Design and going back to the 4g.
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