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[jgb002002]

http://support.zte.c...?newsId=1002102 It's any help for our Blade????

[KonstaT]

Already posted here, and no.

[sej7278]

sorry getting my V's and N models confused.

Edited by sej7278, 25 July 2012 - 09:59 AM.

[KonstaT]

It's basically the same board anyway (7x27A), only the radio is different. 7627A is CDMA and 7227A is GSM/WCDMA.

[Snap.IT]

KonstaT, on 25 July 2012 - 10:05 AM, said:

It's basically the same board anyway (7x27A), only the radio is different. 7627A is CDMA and 7227A is GSM/WCDMA.

Correct me if i'm wrong here but it's the same exact hardware with different instruction sets?

These production instruction sets are transferrable via internal memory to onchip memory as i recall, which would mean that one could possibly transfer the entire instruction set from internal memory (DRAM) directly to VRAMC.

[hecatae]

Radio chipsets different from what I understand

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hecatae, on 25 July 2012 - 08:37 PM, said:

Radio chipsets different from what I understand

In one word. NO.

[hecatae]

Snap.IT, on 25 July 2012 - 09:18 PM, said:

In one word. NO.

Please expand, so you are saying I could write a cdma radio to a gsm device using qpst or similar?

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hecatae, on 25 July 2012 - 09:35 PM, said:

Please expand, so you are saying I could write a cdma radio to a gsm device using qpst or similar?

Sure you could, i can do that and i have done that, all you need is a proper flasher, it's the same hardware.

That's how people got their 256MB devices unlocked, they used different device code and yeah, you can make a chinese device out of a european gen3 too.

I know that's possible, i didn't even intend to do that but i did.

Phone is kinda daft that way, it'll accept it if it CAN accept it, however this doesn't solve the problem at hand.