I am getting a strange error when I try to do this. I am running a 3.0.1 jailbroken 3gs and itunes 9. I have never messed with any of the carrier files and I am on windows 64bit. Everything runs smooth then i go into itunes and click the ipCc file. It goes to the updating carrier settings screen then gives me the error message " The phone "Connor's Iphone" could not be updated. An unknown error occured (0xe80003D). Anyone know how to fix this?
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HOW TO: Install Official MMS on Jailbroken iPhone 3G/3GS (3.0-3.0.1)
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Troubleshooting:
Those receiving the 0xE800003D error: Did you install a carrier theme from Cydia? Like the AT&T logo or MakeitMine? If so remove that and try again. It seems that others before were getting that error because of this.
battery killer?
is it me or does the stealth settings drain the 3gs battery faster?
i am on 3gs with 3.01 and running the stealth settings. since i loaded those prefs i can see the battery % drop about 1% for every 1-2 min surfing the web on 3g.
i could swear that wasn't happening before. everything works tho - visual VM, mms, tethering. looks like i am getting 30-40% less battery time overall running with 3g, location and push services off.
another funny thing i noticed - the battery drain is also not accurate. put the iphone to sleep and then turn it back on and the battery strength jumps back up a few %. it's like somehow the stealth settings impacted the battery meter calibration.
is it me or does the stealth settings drain the 3gs battery faster?
i am on 3gs with 3.01 and running the stealth settings. since i loaded those prefs i can see the battery % drop about 1% for every 1-2 min surfing the web on 3g.
i could swear that wasn't happening before. everything works tho - visual VM, mms, tethering. looks like i am getting 30-40% less battery time overall running with 3g, location and push services off.
another funny thing i noticed - the battery drain is also not accurate. put the iphone to sleep and then turn it back on and the battery strength jumps back up a few %. it's like somehow the stealth settings impacted the battery meter calibration.
Hi, I have a jailbroken iphone. I did the hack introduced last week and installed the carrier update 5.0. My mms is working just fine. Does anyone know the different in 5.0 and 5.5? Should I install the att released 5.5?
Thanks
ItsDarts said:
good luck trying to find help regarding different carrier file. ive posted twice and no answer at all.
@ItsDarts: here are my settings with 5.1 hacked carrier file:
Cellular Data
APN: wap.cingular
Visual Voicemail
APN: acds.voicemail
MMS
APN: wap.cingular
Username: WAP@CINGULARGPRS.COM
PW: CINGULAR1
MMSC: 209.183.32.189
MMS Proxy: 66.209.11.32
MMS Max Message Size: 61440
MMS UA Prof URL: http://apple.com/mms/uaprof.rdf
I still have MMS, tethering working. havent tried visual voicemail, is that like a video voicemail? ive never used it before.
i wanted to know if it is even worth updating my carrier file if my 5.1 is still working.
I had this too... some messages would send, but most would time out.
I changed to these settings and it works great now:
APN: wap.cingular;
Username: wap@cingulargprs.com;
Password which is case sensitive: CINGULAR1;
MMSC: mmsc.cingular.com;
MMS Proxy: 66.209.11.32
So I was having so much trouble with my MMS. Once I updated to 5.5 I kept on getting the red exclamation point, and nothing I tried worked. I even removed everything I had installed from Cydia except the ringtones.
Finally once I did a reset of all setting I got 4 picture messages that friends had sent to me testing their iPhones and hopefully this will help you if you are still having the red exclamation point after successfully installing the 5.5 or 6 carrier ipcc.
YOU WILL NOT LOOSE ANY DATA for all of your worry nuts. This is so simple and I hate that it took me 2 days to do this.
Settings / General / Reset / Reset All Settings
Hopefully this will help a few of yall!
Finally once I did a reset of all setting I got 4 picture messages that friends had sent to me testing their iPhones and hopefully this will help you if you are still having the red exclamation point after successfully installing the 5.5 or 6 carrier ipcc.
YOU WILL NOT LOOSE ANY DATA for all of your worry nuts. This is so simple and I hate that it took me 2 days to do this.
Settings / General / Reset / Reset All Settings
Hopefully this will help a few of yall!
So I was having so much trouble with my MMS. Once I updated to 5.5 I kept on getting the red exclamation point, and nothing I tried worked. I even removed everything I had installed from Cydia except the ringtones.
Finally once I did a reset of all setting I got 4 picture messages that friends had sent to me testing their iPhones and hopefully this will help you if you are still having the red exclamation point after successfully installing the 5.5 or 6 carrier ipcc.
YOU WILL NOT LOOSE ANY DATA for all of your worry nuts. This is so simple and I hate that it took me 2 days to do this.
Settings / General / Reset / Reset All Settings
Hopefully this will help a few of yall!
so a reset all settings will not affect the jailbreak at all?
I would have real concerns hitting that.
I have used the reset settings button at the bottom of the Wap carrier settings page and that got my MMS working.
Did this, didn't work. Restored from back up (unjailbroke) and it didn't work. Restored to New Iphone, only syncing the contacts, calendar and mail, no apps, it didn't work, still get the red (!). Took to AT&T store, they checked my IMEI and ICCID and that was fine. THey said there was some block on my text plan, but after removing it, it STILL didn't work. Final option they had to offer me was to take it to the iphone Bar at an Apple store, I told them I'd go, but 5 will getcha 10 that they send me back to AT&T. I'm now running (gag) OS3.1 with the 5.5 IPCC with a full restore to new Iphone 3G and no MMS. At least my phone will be clean when I take it in. Can anyone confirm if "restore to new" wipes out all remnants of a jail break and only syncing legit apps and other files? I didn't do a sync from backup. What I'm wondering is if the BenM carrier code (for tethering) I installed a while back left some nasty little thing behind that doesn't allow the new carrier to function properly with MMS and doesn't get wiped when doing a "restore to new". AT&T cant use the outage excuse with me anymore since they had 3 phones at the store all working fine while trying to diagnose my phone in the Detroit area.So I was having so much trouble with my MMS. Once I updated to 5.5 I kept on getting the red exclamation point, and nothing I tried worked. I even removed everything I had installed from Cydia except the ringtones.
Finally once I did a reset of all setting I got 4 picture messages that friends had sent to me testing their iPhones and hopefully this will help you if you are still having the red exclamation point after successfully installing the 5.5 or 6 carrier ipcc.
YOU WILL NOT LOOSE ANY DATA for all of your worry nuts. This is so simple and I hate that it took me 2 days to do this.
Settings / General / Reset / Reset All Settings
Hopefully this will help a few of yall!
This option isn't available for the 5.5 IPCC, there is no cellular data network page to enter this info.
I thought so, but now I'm wondering if I have hardware issues. I bought my 3G about a month after they came out in 2008. Haven't had any real issues with anything until now. I guess I'll find out thursday at the Iphone bar.
If you go back to the 5.1 IPCC you will get the settings page.
And just as a note, you can leave the username and password field blank. It works just fine without that info.
Try the '6.0' custom IPCC listed I think on the first page. It is working for me.
EDIT: Here... http://www.megaupload.com/?d=5QLYW0PL (ATT_US_STEALTH.ipcc 6.0ipcc)
let us know if "restore to new" works. im thinking about tryin the same. i had at&t check my account also to no avail. it probably was the BenM tethering hack the f'ed up something.
