Unable to receive calls. Droid flashed to cricKet (BBv0.5) Please help.

[Kryptonit3]

I bought a Droid with stock Verizon FRG22D Froyo on it. I rooted it, then installed Cyanogenmod 6. Followed countless tutorials online getting the phone flashed to cricket. Once on Cyanogen, I can make calls, make and receive texts and web. Just not been able to receive calls.

I then thought it may have been the rom so I wiped it 5 times and installed Bugless Beast V0.5 and the same issue. Everything works except receiving calls.

Ive activated it (*228) on countless occasions and that doesn't fix it.

Don't know if its the phone, the ROM or cricket.

 

[pc747]

If it is flashed to cricket I would suggest you follow and ensure that you have everything set up right to work on cricket. Wiping data and cache could have wipe that data that was inputted to make it work on cricket.

 

[Kryptonit3]

Yeah, everything is setup fine. Like I said, I can make calls and send and receive texts and the Web now works. Just can't receive calls and GPS doesn't work.

 

[teddyearp]

Strange you can make but not receive calls. Make sure your MIN and MDN are set correctly. And before you ask me how to do it, I would just refer you to the hofo thread.

good luck

 

[Kryptonit3]

Strange you can make but not receive calls. Make sure your MIN and MDN are set correctly. And before you ask me how to do it, I would just refer you to the hofo thread.

good luck

You have no idea. Its soo weird. Yeah, the MDN and MIN are correct. Don't know what else to do.

 

[mwhartman]

I remember a thread that provided steps to manually activate but I'm not able to find it.

Were you able to make and receive call prior to rooting? If so, then restore a backup and begin adding one thing at a time (rom, kernel, theme, etc). Boot and see if you can make calls. If so, make a backup and add the next item. Continue and hopefully you will be albe to identify the culprit and restore a backup.

Let us know how you resolve.

Mike

 

[Kryptonit3]

I remember a thread that provided steps to manually activate but I'm not able to find it.

Were you able to make and receive call prior to rooting? If so, then restore a backup and begin adding one thing at a time (rom, kernel, theme, etc). Boot and see if you can make calls. If so, make a backup and add the next item. Continue and hopefully you will be albe to identify the culprit and restore a backup.

Let us know how you resolve.

Mike

No, its a Verizon Droid I bought off craigslist. Flashed BBV0.5 to it and set it up for cricket. Still no go on receiving calls.

 

[mwhartman]

So it was rooted when you purchased? Did you make a backup before installing BB 5? What recovery process are you using SPR or CW?

 

[Kryptonit3]

So it was rooted when you purchased? Did you make a backup before installing BB 5? What recovery process are you using SPR or CW?

It had stock Verizon FRG22B on it, I then rooted it (because I have no use for Verizon) and installed the ClockworkMod Recovery and Flashed it with BB.

 

[joeybarclay]

Could you post the guide on how to flash to cricket i am interested in doing this.

 

[Kryptonit3]

Could you post the guide on how to flash to cricket i am interested in doing this.

I followed this guide for rooting
How to: Root Motorola DROID Running Android 2.2 FRG22D - Droid Life: A Droid Community Blog

And bits and pieces of these sites for flashing
Droid1 on the $55 Android plan!!!!! - A Guide
How to Flash MOTOROLA DROID to Cricket: 2.2 Froyo FULL apps,web,mms - xda-developers
Motorola Droid Full Solution Updated
Android - whiterabbit.org
http://www.droidforums.net/forum/rescue-squad-guides/40348-howto-flash-droid-any-network-prl.html

 

[mwhartman]

At this point my only suggestion is to restore the backup. If that takes you to the stock then you can reroot. What process did you use to root?

 

[Kryptonit3]

I remember a thread that provided steps to manually activate but I'm not able to find it.

Were you able to make and receive call prior to rooting? If so, then restore a backup and begin adding one thing at a time (rom, kernel, theme, etc). Boot and see if you can make calls. If so, make a backup and add the next item. Continue and hopefully you will be albe to identify the culprit and restore a backup.

Let us know how you resolve.

Mike

If you find it please post it in here. I would really appreciate it.

 

[Kryptonit3]

At this point my only suggestion is to restore the backup. If that takes you to the stock then you can reroot. What process did you use to root?

How to: Root Motorola DROID Running Android 2.2 FRG22D - Droid Life: A Droid Community Blog

 

[mwhartman]

I will. If I recall correctly the member that posted it called VZW customer service and they stepped him through it. You can always call VZW and ask them.