- i've been looking all day
i cant find the PDE IP or port
anybody have any sort of luck?
i'm going to ask my tech friend in verizon when i see him this weekend
hopefully he can shed some light on this issue08-05-08 08:46 PMLike 0 - Here's a copy of the post I made in the other GPS thread.... lol
Well, it only took me 67 pages to find the info... lol.
Well, after some minor testing it seems that we're fracked in terms of getting access to the aGPS on the 8830. I have found the PDE IP and Port for VZW, but even after setting it with QPST, the Location API still requests the PDE info be set by the application trying to use the GPS. Damn you RIM/VZW!!! So, right now, there's no way to rewrite that API and sign it for it to work with whatever OS you have running on the phone. For anyone interested in the PDE server info, click over to xda-developers... Finally...after months of work and BS...Working VZW AGPS - xda-developers With the help of these guys, people with WinMo devices can now have a fully functional aGPS subsystem, but it seems a bit more work will be required on our part to get it going for the Blackberry... if at all. This final piece to the beginning puzzle finally answers one of the major questions that I had set forth. It appears that the lockout is now definatly on both the Qualcomm radio (in the form of the missing aGPS PDE info) and in the Location API on the RIM OS as well. One is easily fixable... the other, not so easy.
Anyway, my testing was done with OS4.5, so your mileage may vary with OS4.2.2.x, but I'm not going to downgrade just yet to do further testing. Feel free to do so and let everyone know your findings if you're savvy enough to figure out how to use QPST to write settings to your phone.
Oh yeah, I almost forgot. If you're trying to use DM4.3 or higher, you will not get QPST to detect the BB connected. You need to use DM4.2 SP2 or lower for it to work.Last edited by JRSCCivic98; 09-05-08 at 04:25 PM.
09-05-08 04:19 PMLike 0 - I'm in the process to test the old API which I believe was still original in OS 4.2.2.66. If I remember correctly, VZW didn't introduce VZNav capabilities until 4.2.2.148 and that's when the Location API was rewritten to no longer use the PDE settings from the gpsOne config on the Qualcomm chipset. I just can't remember when the rewrite took place, in which OS revision.09-05-08 04:23 PMLike 0
- I'm in the process to test the old API which I believe was still original in OS 4.2.2.66. If I remember correctly, VZW didn't introduce VZNav capabilities until 4.2.2.148 and that's when the Location API was rewritten to no longer use the PDE settings from the gpsOne config on the Qualcomm chipset. I just can't remember when the rewrite took place, in which OS revision.
Hoping....09-05-08 05:46 PMLike 0 - No, the only thing that's in the 4.5 versions of BBMaps is that the Internal GPS resource was left in place. I expect Verizon to request RIM to yank this out of the final release.09-05-08 08:32 PMLike 0
- I have looked all through the links and all. Could someone please write it down in step-by-step instructions for me to follow. I really wanna get this thing going.08-09-09 06:50 PMLike 0
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