[Miamisub]

Interesting, I have several Tmobile bundles, but the one for the US isn't there.

Originally Posted by ironicirony

If you ssh into your phone and go to /System/Library/Carrier Bundles, you can just delete the TMobile_us.bundle. That should take you back to where you were before.


Hold On Just a Minute guys... trying to see if maybe there's something that's making these non-editable.

[ToasterBoyOhFour]

Everything seems to be working fine on mine. A short delay in sending but works like a charm with fantastic quality. I am very happy and impressed! Now to figure out tethering, lol

[way2fst4u]

Resolution is great on mine!

[ironicirony]

Originally Posted by Miamisub

Interesting, I have several Tmobile bundles, but the one for the US isn't there.

That's because I lied about where it would be... it's in /var/mobile/Library/Carrier Bundles/

Can you play with me for just a minute? I'd like to send you a different bundle to test.

[Miamisub]

Ok, found it there and deleted it. Going to eat dinner, be back in just a few minutes. I'll be happy to test the bundle.

[ironicirony]

Originally Posted by Miamisub

Ok, found it there and deleted it. Going to eat dinner, be back in just a few minutes. I'll be happy to test the bundle.

Sent you a PM with a link in it... I don't have an issue with editing my settings with the current IPCC on either of the phones I have access to. I have a theory as to what the problem might be however, try the link I sent and get back to me whenever you can.

For those of you who can't edit APN settings... don't give up just yet. We've figured out the issue and hopefully SpookyET will have a new version posted soon. Watch here for an update.

For those who are curious we forgot to set...

	<key>AllowEDGEEditing</key>
	<true/>

[Miamisub]

The one you sent me worked fine, as I'm sure you anticipated. However, the resolution is still pretty bad when you open up the 'thumbnail' and go full screen. If you compare the picture with the phone that sent it, to the phone that received it, it looks pretty bad. This is on two 3G 3.0 iPhones.

Thanks for the help!

[SpookyET]

Originally Posted by jimbeam4581

Thanks for the ipcc's!! Everything works great, but I no longer have the option to change my cellular data settings? Anyone got a fix?

3G
T-Mobile US.

The "Cellular Data Network" menu has been disabled on purpose. The carrier bundles are supposed to work from the start, not have you mess with them. If you insert a SIM card for which there is no bundle or you are roaming, the menu will reappear. As I have said before, my objective is to make these carrier bundles as close to OEM as possible, as if Apple themselves created them. It should just work.

[iBall23]

ok i dont sidekick plan i have the blackberry data plan and i cant get tethering or MMS to work when i change the APN to the one that works for me tethering goes away

[ironicirony]

Originally Posted by SpookyET

The "Cellular Data Network" menu has been disabled on purpose. The carrier bundles are supposed to work from the start, not have you mess with them. If you insert a SIM card for which there is no bundle or you are roaming, the menu will reappear. As I have said before, my objective is to make these carrier bundles as close to OEM as possible, as if Apple themselves created them. It should just work.

While I agree with that 100% in concept, in implementation I don't think it's that cut and dry. There are so many plan/location/day of the week differences within the T-Mobile configurations that we could work forever on addressing every possible config. If someone needs to change the Data APN to something that works for them, I don't see why a desire to be 100% OEM should get in the way. If we all wanted an OEM experience we'd probably not have unlocked iPhones. ;-)

Different people have different reasons for sticking with a certain APN. I know I used internet3 for the longest time because it had no port restrictions and was the only way some apps would work. Now I use epc because that's what my G1 is provisioned with.

[SpookyET]

Originally Posted by Miamisub

Interesting, I have several Tmobile bundles, but the one for the US isn't there.

It's not there because we are not officially installing it. We are using iTunes Carrier Testing Mode. It goes to a temporary place. I'm not sure where.

Originally Posted by iBall23

ok i dont sidekick plan i have the blackberry data plan and i cant get tethering or MMS to work when i change the APN to the one that works for me tethering goes away

Do not use the sidekick plan. It will not work for you. Does postpaid ipcc work for you? What apn does the blackberry plan have?

[iBall23]

i use internet3 too and when i switch it back to that i have problems

[SpookyET]

Originally Posted by ironicirony

While I agree with that 100% in concept, in implementation I don't think it's that cut and dry. There are so many plan/location/day of the week differences within the T-Mobile configurations that we could work forever on addressing every possible config. If someone needs to change the Data APN to something that works for them, I don't see why a desire to be 100% OEM should get in the way. If we all wanted an OEM experience we'd probably not have unlocked iPhones. ;-)

Different people have different reasons for sticking with a certain APN. I know I used internet3 for the longest time because it had no port restrictions and was the only way some apps would work. Now I use epc because that's what my G1 is provisioned with.

I will take your words into consideration.

Question, does internet3 still work for you? Does postpaid_vpn.ipcc work for you? I can make a g1 plan bundle and another blackberry bundle. There aren't that many configurations out there. If I cover g1 and blackberry, I think we're done.

Originally Posted by iBall23

i use internet3 too and when i switch it back to that i have problems

internet3 is postpaid_vpn.ipcc

[ironicirony]

Originally Posted by SpookyET

I will take your words into consideration.

Question, does internet3 still work for you? Does postpaid_vpn.ipcc work for you? I can make a g1 plan bundle and another blackberry bundle. There aren't that many configurations out there. If I cover g1 and blackberry, I think we're done.



internet3 is postpaid_vpn.ipcc

internet3 is part of the legacy Total Internet + VPN package. T-Mobile will one day probably succeed in migrating people off of it. Those people will now have to come pick a new carrier bundle rather than just change the setting on their phone (dead horse ain't dead yet).

I don't know what epc is used for outside of the G1 but lots of people seem to have access to it. Depending on the area however epc is sometimes better than wap, and wap is sometimes better than epc. If you have access to internet2 you have access to wap and epc I think, but that doesn't work the other way around. If you have access to internet3 you usually have access to everything, but I've seen a few cases where that doesn't hold true. It's just really not that cut and dry unfortunately.

[SpookyET]

Originally Posted by ironicirony

internet3 is part of the legacy Total Internet + VPN package. T-Mobile will one day probably succeed in migrating people off of it. Those people will now have to come pick a new carrier bundle rather than just change the setting on their phone (dead horse ain't dead yet).

I don't know what epc is used for outside of the G1 but lots of people seem to have access to it. Depending on the area however epc is sometimes better than wap, and wap is sometimes better than epc. If you have access to internet2 you have access to wap and epc I think, but that doesn't work the other way around. If you have access to internet3 you usually have access to everything, but I've seen a few cases where that doesn't hold true. It's just really not that cut and dry unfortunately.

What about MMS? Does the G1 use the MMS settings I have now in all bundles or the alternative?
My point in disabling the menu is because users outside of those who want to press the red button to see if something goes BOOM, just want to use their phone. They dont want to think about this. They want it to just work.