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Looking for the fix? Look below to Dick99999 and my own answers!
-- I just installed 1.3.5 on my German Pre (in the Netherlands) with hope for working 3G once again. However, no such luck, so I'll probably go back to 1.2.1. What I did find in the log files, was pretty interesting! In the messages log file you can track the communication between the Pre and the APN. Everything seemed to have worked.. It gets the "CONNECT" command, "CHAP authentication succeeded", and it even detects the speed: cdc_acm 1-1:1.0: connection speed change: 262144 bps up, 262144 bps down Then... Message in the Manual APN screen: "Invalid internet APN settings" However, I am not sure what happened. So I'm posting the rest of the log here hoping someone else might figure that out. Looks like there's a alarm/timer killing the connection - but why. Code:
2010-01-02T16:42:16.384246Z [2074] palm-webos-device kern.info kernel: [ 2074.190000] cdc_acm 1-1:1.0: connection speed change: 262144 bps up, 262144 bps down 2010-01-02T16:42:16.531127Z [2074] palm-webos-device user.info powerd: POWERD-ACTIVITY: PowerdActivityStart: (com.palm.wan.til-189) for 5000ms => true 2010-01-02T16:42:16.546447Z [2074] palm-webos-device user.info powerd: POWERD-ALARM: alarmAdd: ((null) (null) com.palm.wan.pppdexit) in 00:00:05 2010-01-02T16:42:16.575775Z [2074] palm-webos-device user.info powerd: POWERD-ACTIVITY: PowerdActivityStop: (com.palm.wan.til-189) 2010-01-02T16:42:16.584930Z [2074] palm-webos-device user.info powerd: POWERD-ACTIVITY: PowerdActivityStart: (com.palm.wan.power-190) for 5000ms => true 2010-01-02T16:42:16.589416Z [2074] palm-webos-device user.info powerd: POWERD-ACTIVITY: PowerdActivityStop: (com.palm.wan.power-190) 2010-01-02T16:42:16.593963Z [2074] palm-webos-device user.info powerd: POWERD-ACTIVITY: PowerdActivityStart: (com.palm.wan.power-191) for 5000ms => true 2010-01-02T16:42:16.599578Z [2074] palm-webos-device user.info powerd: POWERD-ACTIVITY: PowerdActivityStop: (com.palm.wan.power-191) 2010-01-02T16:42:17.803741Z [2075] palm-webos-device daemon.debug pppd[2717]: sent [IPCP ConfReq id=0x1 <compress VJ 0f 01> <addr 0.0.0.0> <ms-dns1 0.0.0.0> <ms-dns3 0.0.0.0>] 2010-01-02T16:42:20.813568Z [2078] palm-webos-device daemon.debug pppd[2717]: sent [IPCP ConfReq id=0x1 <compress VJ 0f 01> <addr 0.0.0.0> <ms-dns1 0.0.0.0> <ms-dns3 0.0.0.0>] 2010-01-02T16:42:20.827209Z [2078] palm-webos-device user.info powerd: POWERD-ALARM: Alarm ((null) (null) com.palm.wan.pppdexit) fired at Sat Jan 2 16:42:20 2010 2010-01-02T16:42:20.846801Z [2078] palm-webos-device user.info powerd: POWERD-TIMEOUT: _timeout_fire (com.palm.power,com.palm.wan.pppdexit-71 => luna://com.palm.power/time/internalAlarmFired) 2010-01-02T16:42:20.847198Z [2078] palm-webos-device user.info powerd: POWERD-ACTIVITY: PowerdActivityStart: (com.palm.power.timeout_fired) for 5000ms => true 2010-01-02T16:42:20.856933Z [2078] palm-webos-device user.info powerd: POWERD-ACTIVITY: PowerdActivityStart: (com.palm.wan.power-192) for 5000ms => true 2010-01-02T16:42:20.857330Z [2078] palm-webos-device user.info powerd: POWERD-ACTIVITY: PowerdActivityStop: (com.palm.wan.power-192) Code:
2010-01-02T16:54:00.961578Z [2778] palm-webos-device user.crit LunaSysMgr: {LunaSysMgrJS}: com.palm.systemui: Error: SystemUI - Updating WAN Icon - Status - Removed {"state": "enable", "roamGuard": "disable", "networktype": "umts", "dataaccess": "usable", "networkstatus": "attached", "disablewan": "off"}, file:///usr/lib/luna/system/luna-systemui/index.html:0
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We currently have $120 in donations (!) for someone who's able to fix this..
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That's ok.. hopefully with all these topics Palm will read one of them. Slight slight chance it'll be fixed in EU 1.3.5..
I'm currently running 1.3.5 without 3G. 1.3.1 wasn't that much of a difference, but I really don't want to go back to 1.2.1 now.
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I don't feel like going back to 1.2.1 either but if I can't get data to work soon I will have to.. so I'm still playing around with the doctors and in the terminal hoping to find something..
Found another message: Code:
com.palm.data.carriernetworksettings.UnknownMccMncException Code:
Thread: com.palm.data.carriernetworksettings ServiceClass: com.palm.data.carriernetworksettings.ActiveCarrierNetworkPrefs Exception: com.palm.data.carriernetworksettings.UnknownMccMncException Message: mcc/mnc/shortName 204, 4, not found
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The problem is at:
2010-01-02T16:42:17.803741Z [2075] palm-webos-device daemon.debug pppd[2717]: sent [IPCP ConfReq id=0x1 <compress VJ 0f 01> <addr 0.0.0.0> <ms-dns1 0.0.0.0> <ms-dns3 0.0.0.0>] This ConfReq never gets replied to, something which does happen e.g. on t-mobile NL (log by Dick9999) |
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Neither do I really :-) From what I've read about it it is part of the capability negotiations to establish a connection.
Checked my logs, couldn't find an mmc exception there, so either you're having a different problem, or I overlooked something... |
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That exception was in another log but I only got it rarily. I've compared a lot of config files, the chat/negotiation scripts, changed modem firmware to (Sprint) 1.2.1 and (WR) 1.1.3 versions using the correct tools but all with no succes, going over the database file looking for duplicates, incorrect settings, tried manual and auto every time, etc. etc. So I think I'm out for now and will just flash 1.2.1 back for now. For me, my phone is worthless without 3G.
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May be it is our first lucky Sunday of 2010. I tried this and it worked! I bought a prepaid Vodafone-NL card. Exchanged it with my working tmobile-NL Simcard, and gone was 3G.
After 'some' work, I found that the attached files solve the problem, and 3G is back with Vodafone. I even got an SMS form them, telling me that I spent some money of my prepaid budget, of course while doing nothing...... Also attached is a log file. This records what a working 3G connection should log in this case (at the bottom part, the top lists the error case) . Hope this solves the problem for you guys too. --edit I used manual settings, got the APN error message, and hit save anyway. I used webOS 1.3.5 (Sprint) on a German Pre. Last edited by Dick99999; 01/03/2010 at 10:10 AM. |
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You beat me to it Dick9999, but you are absolutely right. I was just playing with the options in the official 1.3.1 WR version, and got it to work before I read this post. Pretty much same thing I changed.
My steps: 1) Fix CarrierNetworkSettings.db3 2) Modify /etc/ppp/options-gsm I edited the options like this (added just before the end of file) Code:
#noccp #novj #show-password #nobsdcomp #noipdefault #nodeflate user "vodafone" password "vodafone" So, the lines that I marked in my code-block with # in front of them are NOT required. Just removed them from mine, just had the user/password in there and it still worked. While I'm not sure why this problem has occurred since the 1.3.1 update - I'm glad to see it resolved. I will waste more of time to test Sprint 1.3.5 on my GSM with the same settings, but I'll need to make a new Doctor to reflash 1.3.5 on mine so it'll take a while..
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Works on 1.3.5, like a charm!
For the record, I am using a German O2 Palm Pre, with QWERTZ keyboard, on "Vodafone NL". - To get 1.3.5 - 1) Download Sprint webOS Doctor 1.2.1 AND 1.3.5 2) Rename them both to .zip instead of .jar and extract them into a folder 3) Move "1.3.5/resources/webOS.tar" into "1.2.1/resources/webOS.tar" 4) Create an archive of the contents of 1.2.1 (so don't include the 1.2.1 folder, just the 3 folders inside it) 5) Rename it back to .jar 6) Optionally use the MetaDoctor to unpack/patch/pack Code:
make CARRIER=sprint VERSION=1.3.5 unpack patch pack 8) The Doctor will probably end in an error but the Pre should be fine by then, it was for me every single time I've done it (about 3 times) - To get 3G working - 9) Change CarrierSettings [see http://forums.precentral.net/gsm-pre...settings.html] 10) Modify "/etc/ppp/options-gsm" to include: Code:
user "vodafone" password "vodafone" 11) Restart the phone. If all went well, you should have a working 1.3.5 webOS version with 3G! You could also flash the modem firmware to the newer one that is in the 1.3.1 webOS Doctor if you want to, but it's not required.
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Absolutely awesome guys! Simply added user "vodafone" and password "vodafone" to /etc/ppp/options-gsm and my 3G works! Finally, after 2 months..
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Well that is fantastic news!!!
May I ask a newbie question, before I upgrade from 1.1.3 to 1.3.1 EU Do I simply pull the file options-gsm from /etc/ppp/ modify it and then push it back???? Same question from me too, if you have paypal Dick99999 I will gladly send you a few euros! P.s. oh I have to reactivate my profile if I upgrade,no?, will it work with an O2 paygo sim with data activated???? |
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2) I don't know if an O2 PayGo Sim works, I'm not in the UK. But you could always use MetaDoctor on the 1.3.1 WebOS Doctor (before you use it) to 'patch' it and make it bypass initial activation. Otherwise hopefully someone else will be able to tell you if the prepaid card would work.
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Guys, you made my day :-) I had played with that file endlessly, but never ever thought about adding the username password as they seemed to be inserted properly on the pppd command line. Weird.
Just for the record: CarrierSettings db modification is not necessary, the manual settings in the phone prefs app works as well over here. |
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Not trying to sound offending,;but do you think you will be able to do the rest of the steps correctly if you can't even find these downloads? ....
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