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i really want to know whether we can use patches from different Main files or not?? for example if my phone firmware is W800 R1BC002 MAIN APAC can i use W800 R1BC002 MAIN EU EMEA patches... because when im using patches from the same Main files, the patch works perfectly but when im using patches from different Main, theres nothing changed and sometime i need to flash my Main back because it's restart again and again....
need help here... im sick to flash my phone again and again....:(
No, you must use patch for coresponding version of firmware.
Guys What is all This Jargon??? I Am A Newbie. Where can I learn All this stuff?
W800 R1BC002 MAIN APAC, can i use W800 R1BC002 MAIN EU EMEA patches....
the answer is no..... u must use APAC with APAC patch !!!! :)
if u try to patch it, u will get error and the worse thing ur phone can dead !!! :(
i tried to patch my W800 R1BC002 MAIN EU with APAC patch but then the phone didnt start so I hade to re flash it.
unpatching may help too.
i have downloaded many patches for my w800i r1bc002 but i dont know if they are for apac or some other firmware. Can you tell me for which firmware are the patches http://mobilefree.ru/modules/patches/viewcat.php?cid=4
all patches from that site is for EMEA only !!!! :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by SE LOVER
You can open the patch with NOTEPAD and it will tell you for what firmware it's correspond to ...Quote:
Originally Posted by SE LOVER
actually, unpatching does not help... it makes things worse.Quote:
Originally Posted by k2bi
imagine this scenario,
1. at firmware location A, the original value is "01".
2. a patch called turnmyphoneinto007phone is supposed to look for value "02" in that same location and replace it with "12" in location A but seeing that the value "01" is found instead in that location because its a different firmware, a warning is issued. lets just say you ignore the warning and continue patching it.
3. now location A has the value of "12". what happens after flashing is that it keeps rebooting your phone, that's definitely not what you want, so you panic and think that by undoing the patching process, things return to normal.
4. using the undo patch feature makes the patching program find and restore the value that you changed in location A previously after messing things up. it successfully finds the value "12" (because you already patched it to that value) but instead of changing it back to "01" it changes it to "02" because that's what the patch believes was the original value!
after this, you should already know the result... :D