Thank you for the quick reply.
Now off to get myself a Galaxy S.
Like the new layout, but I can't stop laughing since the only perfectionist I know here that would think of that is nbs
haha agreed. The Mac unlocker 2.0 has been completed. I PMed it to you for your guide.
I haven't received the pm, but when I do, I'll update the thread.
I would like to donate as well, but there are just too many people involved, to different degrees and in different ways. Any chance of making a consolidated donation point?
I have my 8-digit unlock code. Nbs11's script and the "Generate Mac unlock.zip" from the OP both returned the same code.
I was able to successfully relock my code to MCC/MNC "22610" using RazvanG's method. (I typed that string of numbers into the phone dialer, if that matters.) I put my ATT sim back into the phone, booted it, and no box popped up.
So I relocked to ATT: 310410, according to Wikipedia. Next I booted my phone without the SIM and tried the alternate method #7465625*638*#. This time I got a box asking for my code. I typed it. "Unlock request unsuccessful". Suggestions? I'm not sure what else to try.
Interesting experience...
I have the lock and freeze codes. I also have MCC/MNC. Used hex editor to pull all of it out of bml3 file. Also used sgux2 which returned same results. All is good so far.
My phone is the i9000m from Bell.
I only have the Bell SIM but want to unlock for when I travel.
Here is what I did.
- powered down; removed Bell SIM; powered back up
- from keypad entered *7465625*638*#
- entered a MCC/MNC value for Rogers: 302720 (picked Rogers at random since it is not same as my Bell SIM, MCC/MNC for Bell is 302610)
- received a "Unlock successful" message, all is good so far.
- powered off; inserted Bell SIM; powered on
- phone worked like normal -- very puzzling as it was supposedly now locked to Rogers and has the Bell SIM in it. I tried a number of things like calling voice mail, surfing the internet -- all worked.
- also, i never got a popup at any time to enter an unlock code -- puzzling as I expected to get prompted to enter an unlock code
- tried to manually enter unlock code using #7465625*638*#, entered code at prompt and got "Unlock unsuccessful"
- reverted back to my base settings by entering *7465625*638*#, MCC/MNC 302610 and NCK, received "Unlock successful" at this point.
- phone working like normal... but not unlocked (checked using *#7475625# and says Network Lock is ON)
Anyone have any thoughts?
I wish I had another SIM to try.
No idea what went wrong. There are three things you can do though.
1. buy a cheap pay as you go SIM card or phone and put that SIM in (Find them at convenience stores)
2. Try again
3. Borrow someones SIM card
Interesting experience...
I have the lock and freeze codes. I also have MCC/MNC. Used hex editor to pull all of it out of bml3 file. Also used sgux2 which returned same results. All is good so far.
My phone is the i9000m from Bell.
I only have the Bell SIM but want to unlock for when I travel.
Here is what I did.
- powered down; removed Bell SIM; powered back up
- from keypad entered *7465625*638*#
- entered a MCC/MNC value for Rogers: 302720 (picked Rogers at random since it is not same as my Bell SIM, MCC/MNC for Bell is 302610)
- received a "Unlock successful" message, all is good so far.
- powered off; inserted Bell SIM; powered on
- phone worked like normal -- very puzzling as it was supposedly now locked to Rogers and has the Bell SIM in it. I tried a number of things like calling voice mail, surfing the internet -- all worked.
- also, i never got a popup at any time to enter an unlock code -- puzzling as I expected to get prompted to enter an unlock code
- tried to manually enter unlock code using #7465625*638*#, entered code at prompt and got "Unlock unsuccessful"
- reverted back to my base settings by entering *7465625*638*#, MCC/MNC 302610 and NCK, received "Unlock successful" at this point.
- phone working like normal... but not unlocked (checked using *#7475625# and says Network Lock is ON)
Anyone have any thoughts?
I wish I had another SIM to try.
I picked up a Bell i9000m today and want to get it unlocked. Network Lock is the only thing on after doing *#7465625#. USB debugging is enabled. I downloaded and extracted Generate Unlock Windows.zip, ran Generate_Code.bat with the phone connected to the computer and I receive this error:
*Error: unable to find the file <.\nv_data.bin>
Can someone please advise? I'm new to android.
If you haven't already,
Download the usb drivers for your device and
Download the Android SDK
extract it, then move/drag the folder INSIDE the extracted folder to your C:/ drive.
I bought one of these: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=290466611301
Now I must patiently wait for it to arrive in the mail
su
cat /efs/nv_data.bin >> /sdcard/nv_data.bin
su
rm /efs/nv_data.bin
rm /efs/nv_data.bin.md5
cat /sdcard/nv_data.bin >> /efs/nv_data.bin
chmod 755 /efs/nv_data.bin
chown radio.radio /efs/nv_data.bin || chown 1001.1001 /efs/nv_data.bin
reboot
1. Download the Samsung Galaxy S Unlocker for Mac from this here:
http://www.multiupload.com/9NEBR6FAKD
2. Mount the DMG and drag the folder onto the hard drive. DO NOT DRAG THE ICON WITH THE LOCK (the app). Once the file is finished copying continue.
3. Open the application with the lock. It should open a terminal window. Let it run for a few seconds and then it should show a screen like this:
4. Write down your unlock code
HOW TO LOCK SAMSUNG GALAXY S - FOR WARRANTY PURPOSES ONLY (TESTED)
After you get the NCK code using the method above, enter: *7465625*638*#
There will be a pop-up box.
Complete the first field (MCC/MNC) with the network you want your phone locked to (eg. 226 10 where 226 = romania; 10 = orange etc.) and the second field (Control Key) with the NCK extracted from the .bak file.
Press OK and your phone should relock.
RazvanG
Hey, I know this thread is old but I just wanted to say Thanks man. This worked perfectly to unlock an AT&T Captivate SGH-i897.
re: credits
apparently marcopon helped rbnet.it to write that sgux utility.