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02-03-2009, 08:29 AM
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How To: Use the Radio code from one OS build in another
For those users that experience frequent drops in data connection with a new build (particular a leaked beta build) this solution will help you use the new java components but keep your radio from your old, stable code. - Locate and Download the OS on your machine that caused your device to have good reception
- Locate and Download the OS on your machine that you want to use, but has the data connectivity issues
- Install both sets of software on your machine to the default location
- Go to C:\Program Files\Common Files\Research in Motion\Shared\Loader Files and locate the two different OS installations.
- Open the folder that contains the good radio code
- Go to the GSM/UMTS/CDMA folder (your OS package will have one of those folder names) NOT the Java folder
- Right click and Copy the only file located there.
- Go back to the other OS installation directory and locate the same folder (GSM/UMTS/CDMA) and paste the copied file.
- It should ask you to overwrite the current file, Click YES
- If it does not ask you, simply delete the file that was already in the directory, and paste the new file in
- Go to either Loader.exe under :\Program Files\Common Files\Research in Motion\Apploader or run Desktop Manager.
- Update your OS as normal. You will notice that it might say "downgrade" in certain sections for the core OS. This is due to the radio code and should be ignored.
- Enjoy your new hybrid OS.
Post any questions you have in this thread. I apologize if this is already here, but i searched and did not find anything. For those users who downgraded to .86 or .90 on the Storm because .99 had horrible Radio, This fix will work for you.
Edit:
Here are the list of Radios that Work at this time
Storm:
use the .90 Radio in the .99 OS
use the .90 Radio in the .100 OS
Bold:
.210 Radio in the .216 Code
.234 Radio in the .214 Code *causes reboots when browsing the web*
.234 Radio in the .216 Code
Last edited by Sith_Apprentice; 02-10-2009 at 11:18 AM.
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