[Motorola Droid RAZR] adventuressmalik:
Flashed on cricket

I found this

http://www.cricketusers.com/verizon...-cricket-wireless-talk-text-mms-internet.html

At the moment this is a placeholder for notes. The tutorial might have to be finished by someone who has more time than me to work on this device. Mine is on Verizon now. I will probably poke at it a little bit more when I get home and back to a normal schedule, but throughout December, it's going to be hectic for me. I'm going to try and add pictures so someone will have some knowledge going into this where I had none. If someone can get a hold of a Bionic tutorial, this might be similar.

Currently talk and text works but 3g data drops out. It works when it's connected but wants to cycle off and on A LOT.

As a good rule of thumb, always try to backup your settings before modifying them.

DIAG MODE

Verizon Droid RAZR Diagnostic Mode How To

NOTES (semi based off Thunderbolt tutorial)

CDMA WS 3.5 or later will give you more options and another method of writing data profiles to the device.

QPST does work HOWEVER you cannot read and then write the original settings to the phone (after modification of course). You have to start fresh and write ONLY.

CDMA AUTO (PRL) MODE (info from RLockwich)

Go into *#*#4636#*#* - Went into phone information (Set to CDMA Only PRL, DNS check allowed, Query CFU enabled).

QPST

Add the port for the device if required under QPST configuration. It's going to be the DIAG port. Just check device manager to see what port that is.

Use the Service Programming application under the QPST folder to access the phone. Connect to it but don't read.

Now follow this tutorial to write the proper information:

http://www.cricketusers.com/flashing...s-cricket.html

Write to the phone. Reboot it once all the writing is done and catch the boot to put it back in DIAG mode. If you don't it's no big deal, but you will have to power it down and get it back in DIAG mode before continuing.

CDMA WS

Open up CDMA WS and connect to the port with the RAZR. Go to the security tab and send the SPC 000000. Then go to the memory tab and send the DROID NV items which can be found at whiterabbit.org. It should write the NV items and fix the data.

UPDATE: The following might be required

Go to the "Other" tab and navigate to "R-UIM" then click read.

Change it to "NV Only" and write to phone. It should say Successful

Close out CDMA WS and reboot the phone.

Phone Settings (info from RLockwich)

Go into the ##PROGRAM select option 14 for LTE I turned off LTE bppanic, LTE Movement detection, and disabled Class 1,2,2 APNS

Additional Instructions (info from RLockwich)

Just went through all the settings again, I hope everyone can have as much luck as I just did. I was thinking, and I remember seeing the end of the thunderbolt tutorial says the last step is to remove the 4G LTE microSIM. I had tried that before early on when I first flashed it, but when I removed the card, it showed No Sim, no network connection and a SIM symbol with a exclamation point. I just tried it again a hour ago...Pulled the SIM, showed no network and then I rebooted the phone... FIVE times on and off all with immediate and STABLE 3G at 10 minutes a time between rebooting. FIXED. Done messing with it.

UPDATE 12/19 - After this last post it's been 4 days since we cracked the 3G cycling issue, and my phone is working excellent! I'm very glad I was able to be a part of this and get credit work any work I put into this.

Dina's Notes:

Got everything working THANKS to Chris and RLokwich! Oh, and for those of you that are not yet successful with this flash, just re-read the entire thread. Everything you need is HERE!

It was not all smooth in the beginning.

Insights:

1) No need for BP tools. If your phone is on the homescreen, just connect it to the cable, choose PC mode and set up the port in HW.

2) Mine took like 5 master resets before 3g showed up. So in case you are pulling your hair as to why 3g not showing up, master reset the phone. Turn on wifi. Bypass activation screen (backwards C method works if you keep trying for like 2 minutes), go through the set up pages and 3g will be there.

Everything is stable so far. 3g working like a charm.

Discovered a secret!

If you do not get 3g up, make sure to Enable at least one APNs in the LTE settings (##PROGRAM menu)

Now time for some icecream

Read more: Full Flash Verizon Motorola RAZR to Cricket Wireless (talk, text, MMS, and Internet)

MMS (needs to be tested)

The only thing I've realized now that is wrong, is no MMS. I have MMS through the tutorial on bypassing the apn through GoSMS, but I would very much like to not have it to be that way. I thought early on in this flash that I did have MMS, I think I was just being a smart ass so I changed some settings in ##PROGRAM for the SMS/MMS part that I copied from the Thunderbolt tutorial. I don't know if I messed something up. I was also thinking I've seen people having two Cricket apns? One for internet and one for MMS, does anyone know if that may fix it? I was thinking it may be that, but in my apn for cricket already, I edited it and filled in all the MMS settings for that APN. Maybe that's something I did wrong, I don't know.

If anyone does have working MMS on their flashed Razr, please post anything that might help us. Please post all your settings in SMS/MMS in ##PROGRAM and into your APN edit settings for Cricket APN you have for MMS (if you have anything filled out in the MMS blanks)

##Program

Enter SPC "000000"

SMS/MMS Settings

MML Server Name

mdn@pix.vtext.com > wap.mycricket.com

Address for Upload to Online Album

438749 > 111111

Maximum MMS message size (Byte)

1228800 > 228800

SMS to Email Gateway

Anyone? Currently set at 6245

Try adding an APN for Cricket's settings or modifying the existing APNs to reflect Cricket's MMS settings.