Difference between revisions of "Android"
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IMEI=$(cat /proc/config/imei/ascii) | IMEI=$(cat /proc/config/imei/ascii) | ||
echo 'AT+EGMR=1,9,'"$IMEI" > /dev/pttycmd1 | echo 'AT+EGMR=1,9,'"$IMEI" > /dev/pttycmd1 | ||
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+ | '''List running applications?''' | ||
+ | ls -lRa |
Revision as of 09:23, 30 May 2015
CID
CID would appear to stand for 'Country ID' - but LTE users have found flashing a different number CID firmware (than their original) broke network support. More here. CID6 = XT1031 - CDMA (Republic Wireless US) CID7 = XT1032 - European Global GSM (Single-SIM) or XT1033 - Retail Asia (Dual-SIM) CID9 = XT1031 - CDMA (Boost US) or XT1032 - Retail US Global GSM or XT1034 - Retail US AWS CID12 = XT1032 - Latin America / Brazil Global GSM (Single-SIM) or XT1033 - Latin America / Brazil Global GSM (Dual-SIM) CID14 = XT1034 - Retail Canada AWS or XT1034 - Bell Canada AWS
IMEI
IMEI=$(cat /proc/config/imei/ascii) echo 'AT+EGMR=1,9,'"$IMEI" > /dev/pttycmd1
List running applications?
ls -lRa