mms and data should be easily restored by restoring the cricket APNs(google search should turn them up)
not sure if you will be able to enter the new APNs without upgrading all the way to the "world phone" update,wich ic build number 4.03.605.1
I upgraded it all to that. Should I be using the global setting? It seemed like it would be best for GSM networks.
no. global use is for using a sim outside the us. i only mentioned it becasue i was not sure if the add apn settings would be available in the older software.
check settings/mobile networks/cdma options/Acess Point Names. touch the menu softkey,then new APN. once you find the cricket APN,youll just have to enter the info,then save it. reboot the phone,and it should start working.
I did that too. And hooray it started working. But only in 1x mode. Any ideas about pumping that up? And it save the APN on the unregistered SIM card that I have for it so it will only work when the card is installed. And the mobile data is grayed out when the card is not installed. Plus, the cricket APN is gone missing too.
can you not just re-add the apn after removing the card? maybe a reboot would let you add apns again,if needed. as far as the 1x,no idea. i would think adding cricket apns would let 3g work,if it worked before(indicating that the rezound has the correct physical radios for crickets data services). it may just take a little time,or a reboot or 2. make sure the phone is not set on global,or on cdma only.
as far as yuur phone icon,as long as its still in the app drawer,just long press on it,and drop it back into the launcher.
Its not in the drawer. I thought about that but its gone. I need to hunt for a better shortcut I guess.
there are roms based on 4.03.605.1 on xda. you can prolly just flash one to get the phone back. wipe cache/dalvik cache only,and it should reflash,bring back the phone,and not disturb your personal data. be prepaired to go back and perform a "full wipe" (cache,dalvik,factory data reset) if you have issues,before blaming the rom dev,however.
in the future,consider backing up as much info as possible with google(contacts especially!) as it will make chaning roms much,much easier.
also,if your s-on,make sure you read this:
http://androidforums.com/rezound-all-things-root/587430-s-want-flash-roms-read.html
as if youve been trying to restore backups and flash roms from a permantly installed recovery,you havnt been installing the kernels,unless youve allready realized the downfalls of htcdev unlock and have been flashing them manually.
What pit falls? those explained by the link above