[Prototype]

alright so i've got an issue that I found and hoping you guys can help me understand and resolve.

attempting to use the blackberry web browser, I get this message:

Your device does not currently have any Browser configuration Service Book Entries.

Please contact your service provide to enable the Browser on your device.

Is the browser no longer usable because of the OS upgrade?? Is there a resolution for this issue? I know the issue lies with TMo users, but is it an issue for AT&T users as well?

8300 locked on AT&T.

[EvolutionCSR]

It works fine with At&t

Did you Register after the OS upgrade? This is not always necessary but should help.

Options>Advanced Options>Host Routing Table>Scroll to the bolded entry hit "menu" and select "Register now".

You could also try resending your service books from At&t BIS:
BlackBerry® Internet Service Login | AT&T wireless services

Originally Posted by Prototype

alright so i've got an issue that I found and hoping you guys can help me understand and resolve.

attempting to use the blackberry web browser, I get this message:



Is the browser no longer usable because of the OS upgrade?? Is there a resolution for this issue? I know the issue lies with TMo users, but is it an issue for AT&T users as well?

8300 locked on AT&T.

[Prototype]

Originally Posted by EvolutionCSR

It works fine with At&t

Did you Register after the OS upgrade? This is not always necessary but should help.

Options>Advanced Options>Host Routing Table>Scroll to the bolded entry hit "menu" and select "Register now".

You could also try resending your service books from At&t BIS:
BlackBerry® Internet Service Login | AT&T wireless services

Thank you sir! that did the trick

[mlee1999]

First thanks for all the efforts of the more knowledgeable members. I just received an ATT Curve. I have been trying to upgrade the OS to the ST Vodafone, but can't seem to get it to work. I have tried on two different and can't seem to get the option to upgrade from the application installer. I can't seem to figure out what I may be doing wrong since I have successfully upgraded a 8800 following the same instructions. Here are the steps I have taken.

1. Installed latest Desktop Manager
2. Installed the Vodafone OS
3. Unpacked the altered alx files
4. Connect the Curve and start Desktop Manager
5. Open Application Installer

Within application installer, I do not have the option to upgrade OS. Only Add application by browsing. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you.

[EvolutionCSR]

Sounds like you missed a most crucial step, which is deleting the Vendor.xml file.

Located on your PC at:
C:/Program Files/Common Files/Research In Motion/Apploader

Originally Posted by mlee1999

First thanks for all the efforts of the more knowledgeable members. I just received an ATT Curve. I have been trying to upgrade the OS to the ST Vodafone, but can't seem to get it to work. I have tried on two different and can't seem to get the option to upgrade from the application installer. I can't seem to figure out what I may be doing wrong since I have successfully upgraded a 8800 following the same instructions. Here are the steps I have taken.

1. Installed latest Desktop Manager
2. Installed the Vodafone OS
3. Unpacked the altered alx files
4. Connect the Curve and start Desktop Manager
5. Open Application Installer

Within application installer, I do not have the option to upgrade OS. Only Add application by browsing. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you.

[mlee1999]

Originally Posted by EvolutionCSR

Sounds like you missed a most crucial step, which is deleting the Vendor.xml file.

Located on your PC at:
C:/Program Files/Common Files/Research In Motion/Apploader

Thanks, I will give that a shot. So simple.

[AlexKidd]

Originally Posted by vinmontRD

As of last night, T-Mobile's BIS provisioning tool started recognizing - and responding to - 8300's, and sending the proper service books when you register your 8300 with their server. My guess is that 8310's will also receive the proper service books as well.

Woot!

--Kidd

[vinmontRD]

Originally Posted by AlexKidd

Woot!

--Kidd

Yah! Double woot!

Now all we need is OS 4.3 for the 8300...(wish, wish, wish!)

[John Clark]

New OS posted Here.

[forumguy]

Will I be able to access the new Vodaphone theme (white) on my 8830 using:
OS - 4.2.2 release 271
The posted .alx for for this version

Thanks!

[German81]

it is this one??
I found al AT&T:
BlackBerry Handheld Software v4.2.2.301 (Multilanguage)

Package Version: 4.2.2.301
Consisting of:
Applications: 4.2.2.166
Software Platform: 2.4.0.73
File name: 8300M_PBr4.2.2_rel301_PL2.4.0.73_A4.2.2.166_AT&T.e xe
File size: 78.1MB

Please if this is not the one tell me wich one is and where i can find it.
Regards....

[Blaziniflo]

will this os support UMA calling on my 8320? I want to be able to read Chinese emails.

[Spencer_CDS]

Originally Posted by Blaziniflo

will this os support UMA calling on my 8320? I want to be able to read Chinese emails.

I would think so, possibly ... there is, however, a newer OS release with Chinese language support, and can be found here: http://www.blackberryforums.com/gene...5-chinese.html

[bdizzlefizzle]

I would actually think it won't. As you'll see in other responses in the thread, the 8300 OS won't work right on the 8310 or 8320. You need a model-specific release

[Spencer_CDS]

Oh! >_< I'm sorry. I misread that post. No, it won't, you're right.

[Roo Zilla]

There is another option which worked for me to install Chinese language support. I downloaded and extracted the Smarttone OS. Then in the Loader folder under the Smartone OS folder (and also the Java subfolder), I copied over all the stuff related to Chinese into the T-Mo folder (and matching Java folder). When I connected the BB and launched the App Loader, it gave me options to load the Chinese language pack and also the input methods.

[Spencer_CDS]

Pretty snazzy, Roo. Forgot that this was an option ... however, the newest release also contains Chinese language support (see four posts up).

[Roo Zilla]

Originally Posted by Spencer_CDS

Pretty snazzy, Roo. Forgot that this was an option ... however, the newest release also contains Chinese language support (see four posts up).

The link leads to the OS for the 8300 which won't work for the 8320 the poster was asking about. I believe the latest OS for the T-Mo 8320 is the 180 and it includes some T-Mo specific improvements for UMA. That's the reason I did it the way I did instead of simply using the SmartTone OS.