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Nokia n800 bluetooth problem

Discussion in 'Verizon Wireless Forum' started by johnniek, Dec 31, 2007.

  1. johnniek

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    Hi-Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!! I just purchased a Nokia n800 Internet Tablet and have followed all the steps to have it bonded with my Razr. The two are bonded but I cannot get the n800 to connect to the Razr for mobile internet access with my n800. It either doesn't recognize it or is blocked. Anyone have any experience with this?? Thanks
    John
     
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    Who is the carrier on your Razr? If its Sprint or Verizon they usually disable the internet sharing over BT on their phones.

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    Hi-Thanks for your response. I have Verizon. Any thoughts on how to bypass this?
     
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    I don't have any experience hacking CDMA phones as I am an AT&T customer my only experience is with the GSM models. I am not sure if just a simple hex edit in the phone's OS will enable it, or would you need to reflash the phone with Alltel software to make it work. Maybe someone here with some CDMA modding experience can chime in.

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    How could I "hex edit in the phons os"? I'd like to try some stuff if I can understand it. Thanks
     
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    That's the problem, it is done differently on CDMA phones. I will briefly describe the process on GSM phones. You download the phone's OS to your computer, make the required changes to the Hexidecimal data, then download it back to the phone. It is essentially the same on CDMA phones, but you use different methods to do it than with the GSM models.

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