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Vincent The Valentine

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Does anyone else that is having problems with mms also have skype or some other third party messaging app on their phone? I am wondering if these types of apps may be the culperate since they change some of the mms stuff.

Although I have also tried a script that bugless has that removes the mms and then reinstalls it.
 
I also have had the same problem with MMS on some phones, if you check the messages inbox the message will be there but I cant download the message it just keep saying unsuccessful...
 
thank you for helping me out wit the link.. i managed to find cdma 2.7 and use this write up http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=6917984#post6917984

because i wanted to have 2.2 on my phone.. but i cant even seem to get talk an text working.. i know im close cuz if i dial *228 it goes to cricket activation but will not activate.. if someone could help me out that would be great.. im good with computers so it shouldnt be that hard.. my messenger is [email protected] if someone could help me out on there
 
heres a screenshot of my status if it helps
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I checked it with the hidden menu an it says it is on CDMA auto (PRL).. ive noticed that it goes back an forth from 1xRTT an EVDO rev
 
I also just noticed that i can receive txt but not send em.. i dont know if i can receive call yet tho.. but i know i cant call out.. it just gives me a busy signal
 
Ok I have flashed 3 phones now. And my phone is the only one that mms won't work on. The only differences is my phone is on a 2.2 os and the others I put on 2.1 os. They both have mms.

One is having a weird problem right now and he can't send text messages to people on at&t. Anyone have a idea what the cause of this could be?
 
I thought it was about time I made some changes to autostart.sh. I made a few of them tonight. If you want to try the new version out, grab u2nl.zip and use beta/autostart.sh. Here are the changes:

No more hardcoded IP addresses. The script uses hostnames like "wap.mycricket.com" and resolves them each time it runs. This means Cricket can change the IP address you need to use, and all you have to do to update your phone is reboot it.

No more hardcoded network interface. You probably won't notice this unless the change broke something. Now autostart.sh will work on Motorola and HTC devices without making any changes.

Web traffic doesn't flow through u2nl any more. u2nl is designed to make non-web traffic flow through an http proxy. The old autostart.sh made it use u2nl, which can only slow things down. Now web traffic will go straight from your apps (browser/market/etc) to Cricket's proxy. HTTPS (encrypted web traffic) and odd things like gmail/gtalk will still use u2nl to go through Cricket's proxy, since that is the only way they can work. Try to run a speed test before and after using the new autostart.sh. I wouldn't be surprised if web traffic is faster now.

MMS traffic avoids both u2nl and the Cricket web proxy. I set it as port 80, not sure if that is right. Go ahead and change it if you think I used the wrong port. I don't use Cricket anyway. MMS doesn't need to use a proxy since it connects to a local Cricket server. It might help to fix MMS problems people are having, but I doubt it. It is still more correct to not use a proxy for MMS.

The last change is that the script has a loop at the beginning that tries to get the IP address for wap.mycricket.com. If it fails, the script waits 1 second and then tries again. The only reason for this is if your EVDO connection isn't working yet, there would be no point in going forward since all of the hostname lookups would fail.

Try it out if you are feeling adventurous and let me know if it works for you.
 
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