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kesic · 02-26-2004, 11:50

O.K.

I used to have same problem and I solved it like this. Flash your phone using Griffin with flash file which was originally on it before you started playing around and then use full flash with version you want (i.e. 5.56). Apply this rule on any other 2100 phone and you should not have any problems. To resume:

- before upgrading your sofware first flash it with same version of software which is currently on phone
- now phone is ready to accept newer version of software without problems
- use griffin v2.081 or newer

I followed these instructions on almost 20 phones and never had any problems with network. Files downloaded from http://www.freegsmteam.com/index.php

regards

02-26-2004, 11:50	#5 (permalink)
kesic Freak Poster Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Balkan Age: 47 Posts: 244 Member: 41794 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 46	O.K. I used to have same problem and I solved it like this. Flash your phone using Griffin with flash file which was originally on it before you started playing around and then use full flash with version you want (i.e. 5.56). Apply this rule on any other 2100 phone and you should not have any problems. To resume: - before upgrading your sofware first flash it with same version of software which is currently on phone - now phone is ready to accept newer version of software without problems - use griffin v2.081 or newer I followed these instructions on almost 20 phones and never had any problems with network. Files downloaded from http://www.freegsmteam.com/index.php regards