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jozeph |
2010-09-27
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I'm still with this same problem.
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2011-03-21
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Sorry to gravedig but this bug is very annoying. Is this fMMS related, or is it a general N900 issue? How has anyone gone about solving this? I'd delete the Orange MMS APN but you can't from the GUI; fMMS appears to use its own settings, so won't even need the APN entry.
Thank you for the help in advance.
Edit: Just to describe my issue more fully. Even with a specific APN set in Internet Connections for "Connect Automatically To", the N900 ignores this and always chooses the MMS APN, frustratingly.
Thank you for the help in advance.
Edit: Just to describe my issue more fully. Even with a specific APN set in Internet Connections for "Connect Automatically To", the N900 ignores this and always chooses the MMS APN, frustratingly.
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2011-04-17
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@ Kentucky
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This is annoying. I want to completely remove it but it is not even letting me delete this MMS connection. Damn it.
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2011-04-17
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using x-term type
apt-get remove -purge fmms
this will completely remove all fmms setup....
reboot your phone then go to
setting-internet connections
choose WLAN as your automatic connection
then exit the setting & go to x-term & type
apt-get install fmms
once install run the fmms...at this point fmms will created it own access point...after the access point by fmms have been created then exit the fmms & reboot...
then try to connect to any connections...if u do the step correctly then you wont have any problem after this...
apt-get remove -purge fmms
this will completely remove all fmms setup....
reboot your phone then go to
setting-internet connections
choose WLAN as your automatic connection
then exit the setting & go to x-term & type
apt-get install fmms
once install run the fmms...at this point fmms will created it own access point...after the access point by fmms have been created then exit the fmms & reboot...
then try to connect to any connections...if u do the step correctly then you wont have any problem after this...
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2011-04-17
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Sorry, this procedure does not work. I want to completely remove fmms and MMS commection.
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2011-05-26
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Originally Posted by drewdudemn
Thanks for great suggestion: setting fMMS to havoc mode solved the issue with N900 autoconnecting to mms AP.
yeah thats what I did... using havoc mode works and removes the fmms apn from the connections list so now I'm all good...
