Motorola Droid Full Solution Updated

No it's not. Your client needs to have the ability to setup a proxy on the wifi connection. Tethering via USB lets you setup proxies in windows no problem. I've only been able to setup a wifi proxy on my ipod touch, lol.
 
Yes this worked. Also wanted to say that the battery life is lasting all day for me. Im on the phone, texting, internet, and running apps.
 
I was wondering about applying the .03 baseband update on cricket, is it ok? The reason I ask is that when I run a speed test on 3g it only get around 140 k down and about 1.4m witch is very strange I would be happy if the speeds were reversed. I was on the 6499 prl and then the cricket stroe told me that I need 4009 for it to pickup the new nation wide plan. I am rumming bb 0.2.1 wit p3 droid 1.25g kernel any help is appericated.

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6399 and 6499 are both nationwide prls. As for baseband, Im using C_01.43.01P with Android 2.2. I get good signal. But, I have the $15 HTML plan so I get between 400 and 700kbps. Before I got the HTML plan, I got around 150kbps or so.
 
My Motorola droid is fully flashed with 2.1 smoke rom to cricket, but im looking to upgrade to froyo? I was looking into upgrading
Ultimate Droid Froyo eXtreme 1.2.5, but will I lose all my cricket settings?
 
I'm running the latest baseband with Android 2.1 and it's working fine though I didn't notice any significant improvement with reception or evdo. As far as upgrading to Froyo I'd wait until the official release comes out for the Droid; it's said to be due mid to late July. If you want to dive into the beta release candidate of Froyo then you'll just have to make sure the one you get has a kernel with iptables and that it's rooted. Some of the cricket settings will probably stay but you will have to reinstall autostart.sh and u2nl and maybe set the APNs settings. If you upgrade the baseband then you have to do everything all over again including writing the NV items and the prl. Perhaps it would be best to do both the baseband and the OS updates at the same time that way you only have to flash it back to the cricket settings once. Personally I'm just going to wait until Froyo is officially released.
 
Source for FroYo is out on AOSP. It won't be too long till we cricket users will have a workable ROM on our phones. The only sourced FroYo ROM, UD's, has some incompatibility issues, and I would avoid it. BB v.2.1 is arguably the best non-source FroYo ROM we cricket users can get on right now.
 
anyone know why I keep getting a cricket5nvitems.txt "is not a valid NV items file"??? im using CDMA 2.7 and I do send SPC before trying to flash NV items??
 
is this guide still the one to use to fully flash a droid??? i am trying to flash my droid to metro pcs with 2.2 froyo and was needing help... what all will i need and where can i find what i need?? Thanks in advance
 
Pete has just BARELY came out with his version of a sourced FroYo ROM, BB v0.3 not even half an hour ago. I quickly installed this, moved wap/mms via root explorer. 3G's good to go on this rom. I suggest you guys check it out:

http://www.droidforums.net/forum/bugless/55058-rom-stable-bugless-beast-v0-3-android-2-2-a.html

Also, a nice theme you can install right over it: xTheme (Droid X theme) from Fabolous of androidforums.com:

http://androidforums.com/all-things-root-droid/109945-theme-xtheme-droid-x-froyo-2-2-a.html
 
ive been racking my brains with this phone all weekend...With the help of a friend I figured it out...so I flashed everything like in the thread and so did he but we still could not get 3G only 1x...

UNTIL:

I hit *#*#4636#*#* ---> Phone Information ---> SET PREFERED NETWORK TYPE: CDMA AUTO (PRL)


BAM! INSTANT 3G!!! I still dont have a connectin yet hopefuly because cricket hasnt activated the web on the account but at least im 1 step closer....
 
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