[bigwillokc]

what i have found is that since i have upgraded to .150 and above, my wifi says connected and the icon is lighted, but if i kill the mobile network and have jivetalk set to WIFI PREFERRED, it will never go online.

[bigwillokc]

also rebuilding the wifi profile does not help.

[JmJ17]

Originally Posted by bigwillokc

what i have found is that since i have upgraded to .150 and above, my wifi says connected and the icon is lighted, but if i kill the mobile network and have jivetalk set to WIFI PREFERRED, it will never go online.

In the Jivetalk Auto-config the TCP gives an error always (including after wiping and since v.147). In my opinion Jivetalk 1.1 is not ready to work with Bold's wifi.

[muck]

Originally Posted by JmJ17

In the Jivetalk Auto-config the TCP gives an error always (including after wiping and since v.147). In my opinion Jivetalk 1.1 is not ready to work with Bold's wifi.

maybe the wifi stack has been changed from .150 onwards as beejive hasnt worked with wifi since.

every build prior to .150 seems to work for me.

[hong kong royal]

Originally Posted by carsmovies

Just a FYI ppl. The 156 that was leaked was not for carrier testing but for internal testing only that's why it's 117mb. After installing on your pc and before attempting to upgrade remember to delete the entire RIM tools folder. If you don't delete this folder you will get quincy installed on your device which is software that speaks to RIM about errors, etc. The folder is in the same area that the vendor file is.

i can't find the "RIM tools folder" but a folder called "RIMInternalTools-4.6.0.156."
And this folder is't in the same area that vender file is.
Is this the right folder to delete?

[Kanon]

Originally Posted by hong kong royal

i can't find the "RIM tools folder" but a folder called "RIMInternalTools-4.6.0.156."
And this folder is't in the same area that vender file is.
Is this the right folder to delete?

That's not the name! The correct name is:

"RIM tools folder. If you don't delete this folder you will get quincy installed on"

Good luck!

[carsmovies]

Originally Posted by hong kong royal

i can't find the "RIM tools folder" but a folder called "RIMInternalTools-4.6.0.156."
And this folder is't in the same area that vender file is.
Is this the right folder to delete?

I can't remember the exact name of the folder cause I've deleted it but it's located in C drive, program files, common files, research in motion folder. To get to the vendor file you just need to go one step further, big deal. How precise you need me to make these instructions? Geez.

[Jason Mark]

Originally Posted by hong kong royal

i can't find the "RIM tools folder" but a folder called "RIMInternalTools-4.6.0.156."
And this folder is't in the same area that vender file is.
Is this the right folder to delete?

Just go to control panel>add/remove programs and remove it. Then runn the apploader and it will uninstall from the device

[Raptor464]

Originally Posted by carsmovies

How precise you need me to make these instructions? Geez.

People in general are stupid, remember that. These are the same people who ask "Can I install 4.6.0.XXX on my Curve/Pearl?"

[bigwillokc]

Originally Posted by JmJ17

In the Jivetalk Auto-config the TCP gives an error always (including after wiping and since v.147). In my opinion Jivetalk 1.1 is not ready to work with Bold's wifi.

Have you reset your TCP settings after wiping or reloading OS? Mine got wiped out and had to reset them in Options -> Advanced -> TCP.

When I run auto config network in jivetalk all three services (BIS, BES, TCP) come up ok, but jivetalk will still not switch to wifi.

[bigwillokc]

Originally Posted by Raptor464

People in general are stupid, remember that. These are the same people who ask "Can I install 4.6.0.XXX on my Curve/Pearl?"

Or it could be the fact that people have paid a lot of money for their Bold and want to make sure they don't screw it up. I'm sure this is still a learning process for some users when it comes to application loader and upgrading os. We were all there at some point. No need to be a dick about it, IMO.

[Raptor464]

Originally Posted by bigwillokc

Or it could be the fact that people have paid a lot of money for their Bold and want to make sure they don't screw it up. I'm sure this is still a learning process for some users when it comes to application loader and upgrading os. We were all there at some point. No need to be a dick about it, IMO.

If you paid a lot of money for your Bold and dont want to screw it up, why even risk it by installing an unreleased beta OS?

[bigwillokc]

The more you pay for something, the more you expect it to work correctly, no?

[akc786]

I just installed .156

Nothing special or improved but just an addition of Quincy.

[BlackberryNewbiie]

Hi, anyone knows why my BB keeps rebooting after I install the 156 OS?