B bw1128 macrumors 6502a Original poster Jun 29, 2010 631 0 Dec 28, 2011 #1 so i was on 4.3.1 jailbroke with the famous signal 1bar problem. it seems i still have the problem with 5.0.1, is this right or shouldn't this have been fixed? i hate only having 1bar and not knowing exactly how good my signal is. what can be done?
so i was on 4.3.1 jailbroke with the famous signal 1bar problem. it seems i still have the problem with 5.0.1, is this right or shouldn't this have been fixed? i hate only having 1bar and not knowing exactly how good my signal is. what can be done?
Applejuiced macrumors Westmere Apr 16, 2008 40,672 6,533 At the iPhone hacks section. Dec 28, 2011 #2 Its still the same. Only fix is to install ultrasnow but you might have issues with not be able to use MMS and your visual voicemail not working.
Its still the same. Only fix is to install ultrasnow but you might have issues with not be able to use MMS and your visual voicemail not working.
B bw1128 macrumors 6502a Original poster Jun 29, 2010 631 0 Dec 28, 2011 #3 awwww!!! why hasn't that been fixed yet? i hate it, but i guess i will live
Applejuiced macrumors Westmere Apr 16, 2008 40,672 6,533 At the iPhone hacks section. Dec 28, 2011 #4 I know, it sucks. Its an issue with older baseband on newer firmware I guess.
M mrJnC macrumors regular Jul 18, 2007 166 17 Dec 28, 2011 #5 Applejuiced said: Its still the same. Only fix is to install ultrasnow but you might have issues with not be able to use MMS and your visual voicemail not working. Click to expand... This often happens after a reboot. The "fix" is to automatically reinstall ultrasn0w after a reboot. This can be done with a little scripting, an example of which can be found here: http://jailbreakqa.com/questions/32589/no-mms-or-vvm-after-ultrasn0w-update Keep in mind, should you need to update ultrasn0w to a later version, you will also need to place the new .deb file in the Autoinstall folder.
Applejuiced said: Its still the same. Only fix is to install ultrasnow but you might have issues with not be able to use MMS and your visual voicemail not working. Click to expand... This often happens after a reboot. The "fix" is to automatically reinstall ultrasn0w after a reboot. This can be done with a little scripting, an example of which can be found here: http://jailbreakqa.com/questions/32589/no-mms-or-vvm-after-ultrasn0w-update Keep in mind, should you need to update ultrasn0w to a later version, you will also need to place the new .deb file in the Autoinstall folder.
H HUGE AL macrumors regular Aug 4, 2010 238 19 Dec 29, 2011 #6 Applejuiced said: Its still the same. Only fix is to install ultrasnow but you might have issues with not be able to use MMS and your visual voicemail not working. Click to expand... Wasn't there something about ejecting the SIM card that fixed the MMS and VV issues (albeit it had to be done often)? Does this work in 5.0.1?
Applejuiced said: Its still the same. Only fix is to install ultrasnow but you might have issues with not be able to use MMS and your visual voicemail not working. Click to expand... Wasn't there something about ejecting the SIM card that fixed the MMS and VV issues (albeit it had to be done often)? Does this work in 5.0.1?
TriJetHero macrumors 601 Oct 13, 2010 4,959 144 World Dec 29, 2011 #7 Indeed, ejecting sim and reinserting solves those problems, 5.01 with 1.59.00 No problems whatsover.
H HUGE AL macrumors regular Aug 4, 2010 238 19 Dec 29, 2011 #8 TriJetHero said: Indeed, ejecting sim and reinserting solves those problems, 5.01 with 1.59.00 No problems whatsover. Click to expand... So do you have to do this EVERY time the phone is turned off/runs out of battery/has to be rebooted?
TriJetHero said: Indeed, ejecting sim and reinserting solves those problems, 5.01 with 1.59.00 No problems whatsover. Click to expand... So do you have to do this EVERY time the phone is turned off/runs out of battery/has to be rebooted?