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Warning for iphone 4s cdma users! No Service after sbsettings install

Does anybody know how to disable this on intelliscreen x? I have that and springtomize installed but would love to remove the 3G button from the notification center when do that extra pull down. I looked in intelliscreen x but couldn't find anything.


Edit: Nevermind figured it out.
 
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had this earlier and came to the conclusion that it was the 3G toggle screwing up my service! i followed the same steps as or30 did and it came back! im going to disable the toggle and put in something else.

hopefully there will be a fix soon! :)
 
stephen1108 said:
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So this isn't affecting the AT&T 4S's correct?
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Apparently not - AT&T uses GSM I believe, not CDMA.
 
Hey guys I had the same problem and could not figure out a solution. I then proceeded to restore but I ran into problems. I updated the restore software but then I get an Error 21 and my phone remains on the connect to iTunes screen.

Thanks for your help.
 
Yep, enabling/disabling voice roaming fixed this for me. Got lucky and figured it out myself before restoring my iPhone.

For CDMA, remove the 3G toggle. Only the Data toggle will work without causing problems.
 
had the same issue. I uninstalled SBsettings and rebooting the phone. Overnight I got the same "No Service" again. Disable all network and enabling it again restored service but I hope this isn't a constant cat and mouse game we have to play...
 
crazyxzer0 said:
had the same issue. I uninstalled SBsettings and rebooting the phone. Overnight I got the same "No Service" again. Disable all network and enabling it again restored service but I hope this isn't a constant cat and mouse game we have to play...
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Mine did he same thing today:( is this something that the devs should know to try to fix?
 
SbSettingstoggles is the default core toggle package that is installed when you install SbSettings.
It was upgraded today or yesterday to 5.2.2.

This is cut and paste from the details of the package:

<5.2.2 - one change only. Updated 3g toggle to not load on CDMA devices. All other files are the same. If you lost service on a CDMA device using the old 3g toggle, use the settings app, go to general, reset, and reset network settings (do not reset anything else). Reboot, and you should be back.>

Well that didn't work for me. I was forced into a restore when I reset network settings. This is cut and paste from Cydia's FAQ I found afterwards.

<If I use Apple's Reset All Settings, why does my device not boot?

On jailbroken devices, using the "Reset All Settings" option in your device's Settings app will cause your device to require a full restore. :(

This happens because during the process of jailbreaking your jailbreaking tool reorganizes some of the files on your device in order to make room for Cydia and other jailbreak-only files, so the "Reset All Settings" option ends up erasing important files instead of just settings.>

It appears that SBSettings toggles does a full install of SbSettings. If you hit the install button, it allows you to view what gets installed. You can back out of this instead of hitting the confirm button.

SbSettings 5.2.2, which also installs sbsettingstoggles, makes no mention of this change.
 
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galavanter said:
<5.2.2 - one change only. Updated 3g toggle to not load on CDMA devices. All other files are the same. If you lost service on a CDMA device using the old 3g toggle, use the settings app, go to general, reset, and reset network settings (do not reset anything else). Reboot, and you should be back.>

Well that didn't work for me. I was forced into a restore when I reset network settings. This is cut and paste from Cydia's FAQ I found afterwards.
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Well that didnt work because that's not what you did.
You were supposed to do a reset network NOT an erase all content and settings.:rolleyes:
 
jredecop said:
Sorry if this is a double post but it seems that anyone with a CDMA 4s that's installing sbsettings and toggling the 3G toggle losing service and cannot get it back. Some seem to have luck with resetting network settings and others not. It did happen to me to and I ended up doing a restore. I didn't know to try resetting network settings so did not try it.

Hope this helps someone. If you've had an experience please post if the reset works without a restore.
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I fixed it by going into settings and setting the data toggle off and back on.
 
SBSettings has been updated to prevent CDMA iPhones from turning off 3G. Stupid thing to do anyway, to just hit buttons at random.
 
Applejuiced said:
Well that didnt work because that's not what you did.
You were supposed to do a reset network NOT an erase all content and settings.:rolleyes:
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Well you're half right. I see now that I hit Reset All Settings instead of Reset Network Settings. Sorry chief. But that's not "erase all content and settings", that's the next button, which I knew to stay away from. Go ahead and tap Reset All Settings like I did and you'll see that it gives you a chance to cancel and tells you specifically, which made me feel safe, that NO data or media will be deleted. It sure didn't sound like I would be force into a reboot [EDIT-restore], which I was.

I guess you get mixed up in the morning, I get confused after being up 24 hours. Roll eyes my arse.
 
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galavanter said:
Well you're half right. I see now that I hit Reset All Settings instead of Reset Network Settings. Sorry chief. But that's not "erase all content and settings", that's the next button, which I knew to stay away from. Go ahead and tap Reset All Settings like I did and you'll see that it gives you a chance to cancel and tells you specifically, which made me feel safe, that NO data or media will be deleted. It sure didn't sound like I would be force into a reboot, which I was.

I guess you get mixed up in the morning, I get confused after being up 24 hours. Roll eyes my arse.
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Oh, I see it now.
Reset all settings, the first one on top.
Yes, that wasnt the right one either:)
 
Settings > General > Network > Turn off "Cellular Data", and toggle off "Voice Roaming And Data Roaming". > Turn them all back on

Should work again after that.
 
Not to take this more off-topic. But I actually used "Reset All Settings" after jailbreaking, and phone came back up fine. Didn't have to restore or anything. Only personalized settings (wallpaper, location app usage, network settings, etc) were reset, including jailbreak app customization. So it seems hitting this option doesn't mean a restore neccissarily. Also, no jailbreak apps were missing or broken. Also all appstore app data was intact (user names, scores, etc). Might only be if some specific apps/tweaks are in use causing the need for restore.

For the record I have:
OpenSSH
SBSettings:
BiteSMS
MultiIconMover
Direct Control
Fast Copy
Icon Renamer
SpringFlash
Photector
User Agent Faker
Unified iPod for iOS 5
NoNewIsGoodNews
noOTA badge
DeepEnd
FolderCloser

Just found this interesting as I've always heard not to hit this setting.
This is on my 4S jailbroken with absinthe for Mac 0.1.2-2

EDIT: I did this just to try it and see if I could get rid of any weird settings carried over from restoring my backup from my jailbroken iPhone 4. The phone is working great afterwards and changing all the settings back the way I like.
 
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Applejuiced said:
Oh, I see it now.
Reset all settings, the first one on top.
Yes, that wasnt the right one either:)
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You're that guy at the end of the bar that sees a stranger walk in and mumbles, "He ain't from around here". Aren't you? ;)

For those who will likely move up to IntelliScreenX as I have, the data toggle,which may or may not cause the same issue (I had both SbSettings and ISX installed simultaneously so I can't be sure which one's toggle I may have tapped accidentally) is in Settings>Notifications>ISX QuickSettings. It's not under Settings>IntelliScreenX. You can remove it there if it's a concern for you. Also, the Respring gear icon must be tapped twice to work, by design, as the developers realize, unlike bulletin board tough guys, that tapping a button unintentionally is a real possibility.
 
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