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hamdunc45

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#45269 31-Oct-2009 16:42
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Hi, 1st time post. Just bought Unlocked HTC Hermes to connect to XT Network. Flashed a couple stock roms off internet. My question is: Is an extended rom necessary to connect to Telecom XT. Can you just install OS, delete cab files in extended rom after you ulock/unhide it & good to go. Or are there connection cabs (wizards) that get connection settings etc off the network for windows mobile. I thought I'ld just go into Telecom & try a sim in phone. I suppose that if there are Telecom Extended Roms around they are only for phones Telecom currently support/sell. Do Extended Roms address Hardware, OS or both issues. Can you do without them.

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  #270754 6-Nov-2009 22:15
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I too recently bought an unlocked Hermes and it works on 2 degrees fine.  Reads the xt sim but won't connect to the network.  The guy at the shop said it wasn't the right frequency a 2100 mhz vs 850mhz.  I'm pretty sure he's wrong and it has both can anyone offer help for this I really wanted to use this on xt.  Any help on how to do that would be appreciated.



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  #270756 6-Nov-2009 22:30
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The HTC Hermes won't connect to Telecom because it doesn't support 850MHz WCDMA. There is no way around it.




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