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Magel282 |
2010-04-01
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Hey guys, just wondering how to set up a Packet Data connection and not a GPRS one as I need the Packet Data for MMS. Thanks.
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♦ Nokia N900 (RX-51) ♦ Korean Made ♦ Week 49/2009 ♦
♦ Firmware 10.2010.19-1 ♦
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2010-04-07
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Bump. Can someone clarify this for me? Is there a difference between packet data and GPRS? I have not received an MMS since I have got the phone and I have had them sent to it. I thought the phone could still at least receive them :/
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♦ Nokia N900 (RX-51) ♦ Korean Made ♦ Week 49/2009 ♦
♦ Firmware 10.2010.19-1 ♦
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2010-04-07
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@ California
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Where you find item "packet data"?
fMMS application doesn't have this words.
fMMS application doesn't have this words.
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2010-04-07
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Originally Posted by egoshin
Quoted from the MMS wiki - http://wiki.maemo.org/MMS
Where you find item "packet data"?
fMMS application doesn't have this words.
Three 3 Australia
Internet Connection Setting:
•Connection Type: Packet Data
•Access Point Name: 3services
•Username: (Leave blank)
•Password: (Leave blank)
•Use Proxy: No
•But do put the proxy information and enable it the first time. Then save.
•Then go back and uncheck the box. Proxy details should remain grayed out.
•fMMS will use the disabled proxy information even if it is grayed out.
•This allows you to use just one 3services connection profile for both internet and fMMS!
•HTTP proxy: mmscprox.three.net.au
•Port number: 8799
fMMS application settings:
•MMSC: mmsc.three.net.au:10021/mmsc
•Resize Image Width: 640
•Your Phone Number: +614.....
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♦ Nokia N900 (RX-51) ♦ Korean Made ♦ Week 49/2009 ♦
♦ Firmware 10.2010.19-1 ♦
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2010-04-07
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@ California
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Use GPRS, it is misguide.
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2010-04-07
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Originally Posted by egoshin
Ok thanks. Still cant get it going though.. Can anyone find problems with my config -
Use GPRS, it is misguide.
fMMS application settings:
•MMSC: mmsc.three.net.au:10021/mmsc (Note the complete text is entered)
•Resize Image Width: 640
•Your Phone Number: +614.....
•Access Point Name: 3services
•Use Proxy: No
•But do put the proxy information and enable it the first time. Then save.
•Then go back and uncheck the box. Proxy details should remain grayed out.
•fMMS will use the disabled proxy information even if it is grayed out.
•This allows you to use just one 3services connection profile for both internet and fMMS!
•HTTP proxy: mmscprox.three.net.au
•Port number: 8799
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♦ Nokia N900 (RX-51) ♦ Korean Made ♦ Week 49/2009 ♦
♦ Firmware 10.2010.19-1 ♦
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2010-04-07
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@ Jakarta, Indonesia
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sometimes you just have to create a new GPRS APN for fMMS, and to do that you can install fAPN from extra-devel (if i'm not mistaken)
i've tried setting fmms without creating another GPRS APN because my phone operator has the same setting for both GPRS and MMS, but fmms didn't work...
so i tried creating a new GPRS APN & do the correct setting according to my phone operator and fmms works just fine
hope this helps
i've tried setting fmms without creating another GPRS APN because my phone operator has the same setting for both GPRS and MMS, but fmms didn't work...
so i tried creating a new GPRS APN & do the correct setting according to my phone operator and fmms works just fine
hope this helps
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2010-04-07
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Originally Posted by egoshin
Ok im not crazy. Some one has been trying to help me set it up and they have a Packet data connection type -
Use GPRS, it is misguide.
And again here is mine. I can only set GPRS -
I read somewhere when you first insert your simcard it asks what connection type you want i.e GPRS or Packet data. Is there anyway to change this setting by x-terminal etc without having to flash the device? Thanks.
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2010-04-08
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Bump. Sorry guys but still having the problem. Does anyone have a soultion? Can people tell me what connection type they are using?
Originally Posted by Magel282
Ok im not crazy. Some one has been trying to help me set it up and they have a Packet data connection type -
And again here is mine. I can only set GPRS -
I read somewhere when you first insert your simcard it asks what connection type you want i.e GPRS or Packet data. Is there anyway to change this setting by x-terminal etc without having to flash the device? Thanks.
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♦ Nokia N900 (RX-51) ♦ Korean Made ♦ Week 49/2009 ♦
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2010-04-08
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Never mind, finally got it working. Went to the three website and got it to send me the MMS settings for the N97, applied them and now it works. It still uses GPRS but in the proxy section on the connection setup it has and IP address (10.176.57.25) with port (8799) insted of (mmscprox.three.net.au).. Internet still works on the access point to so thats a bonus!
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♦ Nokia N900 (RX-51) ♦ Korean Made ♦ Week 49/2009 ♦
♦ Firmware 10.2010.19-1 ♦