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2010-07-01
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Originally Posted by shaninkatz
To see a connection in the list is nothing to worry about.
So I downloaded roots. Typed it in x term. Put in the comments as well. Installed and uninstalled it. I still see the MMS connection in the internet connections list under settings. Would flashing take care of this? I don't want to go through the trouble of no.1 figuring out how to flash correctly, no.2 losing all data I have accumulated since only to see that this MMS connection is still sitting in my phone.
So still hoping someonw would be able to help.
10Q
All connections are stored using gconf and are passive entries that aren't able do anything. It's just data, not a program.
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2010-07-01
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Originally Posted by shaninkatz
If you really want to remove a connection, go to Settings and Internet connections. There you'll find a Delete button.
argh. Yes I think that is the issue. My phone keeps using the MMS to continuously pull data. It is still very very hot. and the activity monitor on my phone shows significant flux in activity.
Normally, I don't connect to wifi. I use only the t mobile internet. Unless I manually disconnect the MMS and reconnect using the tmobile internet, I can't access my emails or surf. I am work now. Don't have wifi here. So have to check at home.
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2010-07-01
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Originally Posted by shaninkatz
Try the apn solution in the wiki - it's not the solution I used: Frals has clearly found a better solution than the fiddly way of fixing it we used when fmms was new. If that fixes the apn problem, at least you'll know whether that's causing the overheating (which would cause the battery drain).
argh. Yes I think that is the issue. My phone keeps using the MMS to continuously pull data. It is still very very hot. and the activity monitor on my phone shows significant flux in activity.
Normally, I don't connect to wifi. I use only the t mobile internet. Unless I manually disconnect the MMS and reconnect using the tmobile internet, I can't access my emails or surf. I am work now. Don't have wifi here. So have to check at home.
I find I can read some webpages but nothing else if I'm on the mms apn - what you can access varies according to provider and what they allow over WAP, I think.
Edit: Just realised you're surfing at work. Here's the solution from the wiki:
Open X-Terminal and enter: /opt/fmms/fmms_config.py and press enter.
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2010-07-01
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Retire, relax, enjoy your family. It is just a phone. Not worth it.
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2010-07-01
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And the solution doesn't work. Typed it in x term. nothing is happening.
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2010-07-01
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Originally Posted by Joorin
Joorin,
If you really want to remove a connection, go to Settings and Internet connections. There you'll find a Delete button.
the connection under settings- internet connections, doesn't allow the delection of the MMS connection.
Thks.
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2010-07-01
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Originally Posted by RevdKathy
I just did that. typed in that command in x term. pressed enter. Nothing happens. As in the internet connect defaults to MMS.
Try the apn solution in the wiki - it's not the solution I used: Frals has clearly found a better solution than the fiddly way of fixing it we used when fmms was new. If that fixes the apn problem, at least you'll know whether that's causing the overheating (which would cause the battery drain).
I find I can read some webpages but nothing else if I'm on the mms apn - what you can access varies according to provider and what they allow over WAP, I think.
Edit: Just realised you're surfing at work. Here's the solution from the wiki:
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2010-07-01
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Revd|Kathy
i know its the wrong place but can you tell me how to play the following radio statio on the n900
http://www.therock.net.nz/Portals/0/...ten_online.htm
thanks
i know its the wrong place but can you tell me how to play the following radio statio on the n900
http://www.therock.net.nz/Portals/0/...ten_online.htm
thanks
Normally, I don't connect to wifi. I use only the t mobile internet. Unless I manually disconnect the MMS and reconnect using the tmobile internet, I can't access my emails or surf. I am work now. Don't have wifi here. So have to check at home.