Jim - I'm right there with you. I've got T-Mobile in Atlanta, and I can take the SIM card out of a Motorola W490, where I'm getting a strong signal, and put it in my GTA02 and boot it up, and I get nothing. What's more, if I boot to Qtopia or OM2008 from SD, I can make calls (albeit with the dreaded low audio and GSM buzz the GTA02 is famous for). but Android only associates to the T-Mobile network about 5% of the time. Right now, I just hit "Search Networks" from the config page and it's been spinning the circle for more than 4 minutes. I keep thinking that this is a known issue, and that no-one can really use Android Beta 7 as a phone, and I didn't want to sound stupid by pointing it out, but you've given me hope that I'm Not Alone. I had success once or twice by enabling Airplane Mode, rebooting, and then disabling Airplane Mode, but that trick seems to fail.
John On Wed, May 27, 2009 at 6:38 PM, Jim Ancona <[email protected]> wrote: > So am I the only person having trouble getting a GSM registration with > beta 7? I've only successfully registered with my carrier once in > perhaps 10 tries. A radio log is attached. > > Jim > >
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