[Q] webOS help

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i have the palm pre minus on sprint running webOS 1.4.5 and 3 days ago the 3G radio just loses my signal all the time its goes from 5 bars to 1 then back to 5 then back to 1 and is always doing and you can tell that my signal drop when im on a call. i was running the F105 thunder chief kernel from preware but then i couldnt connect to the sprint network and i would roam ( thats when the signal would from 5 to 1 ), but i did have WiFi but, yesterday i put the default palm webOS 1.4.5 kernel back on and the sprint network work and im not roaming and i do have 3G but no WiFi, when i try to turn it on with the top bar i tap WiFi and i hit turn on WiFi but it doesn't do anything. what should i do, i have an unlimited data plan and even tho its slow i use things that you can only use if your on the sprint network, is there anyway to get the WiFi back?

You should do Doctor, Backup your data before doing this.

Originally Posted by TravisAntonio

You should do Doctor, Backup your data before doing this.

i know how to doctor but how should i back up my data and what will get backed up?

Originally Posted by jamcar

i know how to doctor but how should i back up my data and what will get backed up?

Really I do a copy manually by copying all App/Packages folders on Cryptofs, then put it back when is fully restore, and when you make the backup check the patches folder and delete it all, also the services.

can i back up my text and things like that?

Originally Posted by TravisAntonio

You should do Doctor, Backup your data before doing this.

Originally Posted by TravisAntonio

Really I do a copy manually by copying all App/Packages folders on Cryptofs, then put it back when is fully restore, and when you make the backup check the patches folder and delete it all, also the services.

what is cryptofs and could i back my patches and or my text messages?

Originally Posted by jamcar

what is cryptofs and could i back my patches and or my text messages?

No. And you need to instal all Patches again. Sorry.

PreCentral has an excellent guide on backing up.