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>>Is there a listing of CDA numbers and what language/operator they are
>>for?
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> In this very same group:
> From: "Martin H. Knauber" <mhknauber@gmx.de>
> Newsgroups: alt.cellular.ericsson
> Reply-To: "Martin H. Knauber" <mhknauber@gmx.de>
>
> I found this for You in "groups.google...":
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Thanks for the info.
My seaches on google and google groups had proved fruitless. When
searching again after your post, I realised the post above didn't
mention the P900 so was out of the scope of my searches.
Grrr - 10 Apr 2004 16:10 GMT
> <snip>
>>> Is there a listing of CDA numbers and what language/operator they
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> searching again after your post, I realised the post above didn't
> mention the P900 so was out of the scope of my searches.
sorry to butt in,if i flashed my p900 with the english/french version,would
that unbrand my orange p900?
thanks
totalwise - 18 Nov 2004 20:22 GMT
You cannot simply enter a new a fake cda number and 'fool' SE int
unbranding your phone, there was an unbranding hack going around tha
would secretly send a undbranded cda version code to sonyericsson an
sonyericsson would unbrand your phone by installing the new firmware o
the unbranded cda version.
sony soon caught on, and put an end to it.
Believe it or not the cda version is unencrypted, it's written on
.txt file in A:\system\data\cda_version.txt
Inside that file the following is written
CDA162004/3 RCA01
If you change the contents of that file to something like
CDA162003/5 RCA01
and then run the online updater you could theoratically unbrand you
phone.
Here comes the difficult bit however,
Changing the ROM files are impossible, because they are all read onl
and there is no way of changing it unless you have some sort o
flashing tool, I've managed to 'browse' into the phone using sman
tool, but you can't edit any files, simply view them