Ok, this is what I have found out so far. I am really at a point where I need some help from someone who understands java programming and the blackberry operating system.
Several of the files, once downloaded to the phone and saved via javaloader are different between the VZW and Sprint versions:
net_rim_cldc
almost/all the impl files are different
uploading the Sprint ones does not seem to change anything on the VZW phone.
Viewing the file system on the phone with QPST/Bitpim:
There are two files in the root folder GPS_SS_DB and GPS_SL_DB. Both of these files are different between the VZW and Sprint versions. Another file, UimEfsAPDULog is different between the VZW and Sprint versions. If you replace the VZW file with the Sprint one the phone reverts to the old file after a reboot. The VZW also has a file, gpsone_lcsagent_state.cfg, that the Sprint phone does not have. I deleted it but that did not seem to do anything.
I had to uninstall bb desktop and install the sprint mobile broadband program. It would not work with bb desktop installed, prob has something to do with the drivers that it installs and bitpim cannot interface with them.
Originally Posted by ucliker
How did you go about opening the Blackberry in Bitpim?
Thanks for the quick reply! S i unistall BBdesktop software and install software for mobile internet, why Sprint? sounds easy. well ive been looking through the firmware files and found a lot of weird code in reference to the GPS setting for vzw maybe this angle will help!
Just check your setting in bitpim. My exact steps were:
1. uninstall bb desktop manager
2. uninstall sprint mobile broadband
3. reinstall sprint mobile broadband
4. install bitpim
5. config bitpim to look for the proper usb port and set it to CDMA other
I also have QPST installed
RS
Originally Posted by ucliker
Well i did what you said still not able to open the 8830 in bitpim any other sugestions?
i believe the problem lies within module net_rim_bb_lbs_api.cod package net.rim.device.api.lbs.gps. Ive been reading up on this and these people have been working hard at this problem. see for yourself! well i can't upload the file
PM me if your interested
i believe the problem lies within module net_rim_bb_lbs_api.cod package net.rim.device.api.lbs.gps. Ive been reading up on this and these people have been working hard at this problem. see for yourself! well i can't upload the file
PM me if your interested
I want to know how do I connect 8830 to QPST so that I could point GPS server address to point to our server address so that I could have free VZ navigator. I hate verizon for not opening up GPS for 3rd party apps.
I want to know how do I connect 8830 to QPST so that I could point GPS server address to point to our server address so that I could have free VZ navigator. I hate verizon for not opening up GPS for 3rd party apps.
8830 has GPS capability
thanks
fundooo
What PDE server address are you talking about? If I tell you, will you share that IP with me? BTW, chaning the PDE IP to something else will not cause VZNav to use that IP. VZNav does it's own pointing to a specific PDE internally in the program.
What PDE server address are you talking about? If I tell you, will you share that IP with me? BTW, chaning the PDE IP to something else will not cause VZNav to use that IP. VZNav does it's own pointing to a specific PDE internally in the program.
Yep!
That's the issue apparently with the locked GPS. Nobody knows what the PDE is for VZW.
In the service book information, I did find a specific IP address and port # referenced several times. I am not sure if this is referencing a VZW server or RIM.
In the service book information, I did find a specific IP address and port # referenced several times. I am not sure if this is referencing a VZW server or RIM.
