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1). Imei of device is difference when i check by *#06#... Why?
2). Sometimes i got "NO GSM" but sometimes i got "GSM" on tri-color... Better solution plz..
Plz Help! SOrry English not so Good... My hermes still function, juz signal sumtime enable/disable periodically.. ( Maybe difference device IMEI with actual IMEI.. juz thinking.. )
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Your imei would be different if you have had the device repaired and main board replaced. I had mine done. If you have had the device since new and no repair then that would be strange indeed.
Not sure what you mean about the No GSM but having it on tricolour (bootloader) ??
yeah,someone can change the imei sn to all the numbers he wants via some software now.But, stickly speaking,all mobile phones are assigned a unique 15 digit IMEI code upon production. Below you can check all known information regarding manufacturer, model type, and country of approval of a handset.
Tip! The IMEI can be displayed on most mobile handsets by dialling *#06#. Otherwise check the compliance plate under the battery.
you can check on the net:
http://www.numberingplans.com/?page=analysis&sub=imeinr
Information on IMEI 357719xxxxxxxxx
Type Allocation Holder HTC
Mobile Equipment Type HTC TyTN
GSM Implementation Phase 2/2+
IMEI Validity Assessment
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Very likely
Information on range assignment
Est. Date of Range Issuance Around Q3 2005
Reporting Body British Approvals Board of Telecommunications (BABT)
Primary Market Europe
Legal Basis for Allocation EU R&TTE Directive
Information on number format
Full IMEI Presentation 357719-XX-XXXXXX-X
Reporting Body Identifier 35
Type Allocation Code 35771900
Serial Number 068669
Check Digit 5
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i'll check thats my previous imei is working but rightnow my imei is not valid... i'll had my hermes repaired but my imei is still ok.... after i'll use SuperCID... everything was change... can i fix this? Please help!
yes... bootloader (tricolor).... i got gsm/radio appear on bootloader but not when i use the phone... i'll check system... my imei changed, radio disable although signal still available... but i can get call through also sms... how?
Hello
I have had my Hero for a couple of weeks now, however, this issue is something of a dealbreaker for me... Anyone know any workarounds?
Here is the link to it http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=2226
Steps to reproduce:
1. Dial command string/MMI code such as: #190*1660#*. This is very
common and this specific case is to disconnect from a "virtual" switch on
Swedish operator Tele2. I'd assume similar codes are used by most operators.
2. Android says "MMI code started", this soon disappears and gives a
dialog box "Connection problem or invalid MMI code".
Personally I need this since I have one SIM card tied to two different bills, one personal and one for work. When I need to make private calls I dail *140# followed by the phone number.
A comment on the above thread says its passed to an engineer in march
Regards
/Doxs
Is there any solution for that?
I have HTC HERO with the same issue.
Any solution?
Thanks
I have this issue with my xperia x8 and froyo bread v23.
anybody can help?
same issue on galaxy s 2 when using some commands from this list:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1193285
does anyone know what is wrong?
Is this a hardware, software or networking issue?
I have a UK phone which can't call in NL.
same problem with motorola defy running galnet miui ics build
i cannot even call a number nor can use ussd code and phones goes in not reachable mode
add * before ussd
exsample
*100*2# replace **100*2#
Adding an extra star makes no difference. Tried it.
ok dont know if it will work for you but it worked for me
add comma (,) in the end of the code
example:
*100*2# into *100*2#,
works for me
I am trying to figure out the GSM IMEI number for my Verizon Play I have tried several things and several unlock codes and nothing has worked so far. What I would like to try now is to go over a few of the IMEI's and serials from the devices and see if there are enough similarities to put one together for the Verizon Play.
Example of IMEI number 35 780502 398494 2 structure:
35 is reporting body identifier. I think this will be different depending on country. I'm fairly sure 35 is for USA and Canada
780502 manufacturer and brand (phone type) This number may be the same on all Plays.
398494 serial number. I'm hoping that this is just a shortened version of the of the device actual serial number. Command ADB Devices will give you the serial #.
2 check digit. I will not need this as the unlock code only requires the first 14.
Thanks in advance
it's useless, you won't be able to enter fastboot mode
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it's useless, you won't be able to enter fastboot mode
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Fastboot mode works fine on the verizon play we just can't unlock it due to not knowing the IMEI so we can generate the right unlock code. I myself have tried about 5 unlock codes.
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there is no IMEI for a cdma device unless its world phone capable. Your wasting your time as the sim card slot on the play has been disabled at the hardware level. its not sodered to the board lol. I doubt verizon is going to let us unlock our plays. Its just how they are.
There is a lot more different variations with IMEI numbers.
0011 - prefix is usually for pre-production/development units. Have had several handsets from SE/Nokia and Blackberry following this.
35 is not just US/Canada - most of the world use it. however devices such as iPhones use a 01 prefix.
GLIMMERMAN76 said:
there is no IMEI for a cdma device unless its world phone capable. Your wasting your time as the sim card slot on the play has been disabled at the hardware level. its not sodered to the board lol. I doubt verizon is going to let us unlock our plays. Its just how they are.
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Not to sure about that. HTC is unlocking all their boot loaders, even on verizon, also the website that you use to generate the unlock code says they are working on getting cdma to work. Not that your wrong, I just have hope.
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I am looking at purchasing a HTC HD2 from ebay. Unfortunately, it was from a "batch of phones that had left the suppliers locked" The supplier eventually offered a refund and he also, maybe inadvertently kept the phone as well. When he now puts in the SIM card the message reads --"Service provider is locked. Please input unlock code." Apparently you can have these unlocked, but one site states that "This service will NOT remove your phone’s security lock" Can somebody please explain to me what this means? Is it correct that you can only enter the unlock code 5 times and then it is permanently locked? Is there any way round this? It seems a little strange that the phone provider supplied a locked phone, then provided the unlock code, which for some reason didn't work? I would appreciate any advice. The emei number appears to check out as far as it is not blocked. I will pay for an "official" check, if it appears that I can get round the unlock problem. I could always approach the original supplier and request an unlock code, and hope that their unlock procedure works the second time round?
Thanks
Which carrier is this from?
Usually when you enter it wrong x number of times you now have to enter the "unfreeze" code, which you should be able to get from the phone provider. Most online unlocks also have the unfreeze code.
What country & network was it locked to ?
Most can be easily unlocked via codes matched to the IMEI
*Do make sure IMEI on sticker in battery area matches that of actual mainboard IMEI when you dial *#06# to view IMEI on screen
Have entered more than 5 myself & been on a time out wait for quite some time ...
Security lock is to do with firmware certificate checking & nothing to do with SIM lock ...
I get all my codes from http://www.pdamagician.com/unlocking.html but if you tried some code already without success I would ask them if they have another code not matching what already been tried.
Other option is getting it unlocked via cable & software & this method can unlock SIM, CID & Security as required but you need to find a local shop that supports it ...
Also worth noting you need to be on Windows Mobile ROM to fully support the code unlocking.
Thanks for the replies
Supplier was Virgin UK
Just to clarify:
"Service provider is locked. Please input unlock code."
• This is security lock and can be unlocked by using:
o code from original phone supplier (Different one in this case).
o code from 3rd party online supplier such as pdamagician.
o cable connection using specialist software at local shop.
IMEI sticker number matches mainboard
• This can only be checked after unlocking security on phone as above?
I presume by windows mobile rom, you mean not running on other operating system such as android? The phone has never been used, so it will be on windows and therefore not be a problem?
Are these phones still available new anywhere?
I can still buy them new here in Bangkok but getting harder to find.
Vodafone UK should be easily SIM unlocked by genuine HTC code & if for some odd reason not software & cable will for sure.
I would get likes of pdamagician to verify the code you have already tried as suspect a genuine HTC IMEI database code will be different .
bankok
Mister B said:
I can still buy them new here in Bangkok but getting harder to find.
Vodafone UK should be easily SIM unlocked by genuine HTC code & if for some odd reason not software & cable will for sure.
I would get likes of pdamagician to verify the code you have already tried as suspect a genuine HTC IMEI database code will be different .
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I have a friend in Bankok. What do they cost now over there?
All the best
about 8,000Baht 100% new but varies on shop & availability as stock is low but demand is not high here.
Hi, I own a Samsung S7, International version ( SM-G930F ). Wanted to unlock it to use it with other companies, and did some research in order to be able to unlock it manually (I used to unlock all phones by my own, this one is harder that usual).
Well, this might be a new phone and a solution may not be present here yet, but I know that some programs allow you to read the SIM unlock codes from the phone z3x allows you to do that, Octopus and ChimeraTool too, among others.
So... it really may be possible to do this manually.. rooting the phone, of course..
I know that the S4 allows you to do this quite simply:
just opening a terminal and typing:
su [enter]
strings -n 8 /dev/block/mmcblk0p6 [enter]
to get the UN_Lock_code, and then performing some calculation using the IMEI number and the UN_Lock_code, followed by some further really simple ordering algorithm, you can find the full algorithm here.
That being said, if we could get the UN_Lock_code from the S7, the algorithm may even be the same.
The bad news is that /dev/block/mmcblk0p6 doesnt even exist on the S7 file system, so obviouly they somehow improved the security on this phone, but the tools mentioned above are able to get this unlock codes anyway, so it surely exists a way to read them from the phone in some other way.
If you are a developer working on any of these tools, or have the knowledge to investigate this on your own, please give me your feedback ! People here on xda and all over the world will appreciate a solution:
Doing this manually obviously requires some skills to root the phone in the first place, maybe install the terminal or use ADB, so the unlocking business wont be affected at all.. and it avoids trouble with unlocking companies that give wrong codes and dont refund.
So I only see advantages in this. Thanks a lot to the developers that give this issue a try, I maid my own little research and I think that getting the UN_Lock_code or SIM unlock codes is really possible in the S7 Exynos.
Good luck, and any feedback will be greatly appreciated !
In the UK once you've had your phone for 6 months the carrier has to give you the unlock code IIRC
I'm with o2 and the o2 app has a setting to unlock the phone with a warning that you must still honour the remainder of your contract
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In the UK once you've had your phone for 6 months the carrier has to give you the unlock code IIRC
I'm with o2 and the o2 app has a setting to unlock the phone with a warning that you must still honour the remainder of your contract
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Yep I know that some carriers are able to get the codes from the manufacturer, samsung in this case, and even have their own DB of unlock codes for each of their IMEI numbers, this codes are then compared to the ones in the phone, if the code matches any of the codes in the phone, then it unlocks, else counter is incremented.
This thread is about getting the unlock codes from the phone, as some applications do, such as z3x, Octopus, ChimeraTool.
The question is: If this tools are able to get the codes inmediately from the phone, which file are they accessing inside the phone, and which further steps are they performing
The reasoning behind all this is that if all of these tools can do it in some seconds, then we can do it.
I'm actually looking for some explanation, similar to the S4 thread linked above. Or failing that, where can we investigate further to finally get this information.
Thanks a lot !
EDIT: Maybe this is not the best section, but this discussion is related to Samsung S7 EEPROM and filesystem layout, reverse-engineering and investigation.
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Posting warez is not allowed. This includes cracks that avoid paying for software.
It doesn't work canolucas ,I keep having fails. Tried to reinstall,restart pc and no change