Not to step on Biglou's toes but I will cut and paste this so members don't have to download anything.
heres my personal list
Sanyo 8300 #1:088A:088C
Sanyo 8300 #2:0872:0874
Sanyo 8300 #3:088A:A7E5 byte65536 sprint
Sanyo 8300 #4:088A:59A9 byte65536 qwest
Sanyo 8400 #1:022F:0233
Sanyo 8400 #2:0239:023D
Sanyo 8400 #3:01E0:01FF
Sanyo 2400 #1:01BA:01BE
Sanyo 2400 #2:01C0:01C4
Sanyo 2500 (S1):01BA:01BE
Sanyo 2500 (S1)QUEST:01C3:01CF
Sanyo 2700 #1:0330:03C5
Sanyo 2700 #2:033C:033E
Sanyo 2700 #3:0370:0380
Sanyo 3100:0180:0188
Sanyo 3100:0180:0000 byte 524288 find"33284"
Sanyo 3200:1010:1012
Sanyo 7050:019D:01A0
Sanyo 7500:0262:0264
Sanyo 9000:0233:0243
Sanyo Katana:01DE:01E0
Sanyo Katana#2:0114:0124
Sanyo Katana II:01D8:01DA
Sanyo Katana II:01CF:3B1E byte 524288
Sanyo Katana II:010B:F780 byte 524288 sprint
Sanyo Katana II#4:010B:0134
Katana II (Kajeet):010B:0125
Sanyo Katana DLX:027B:0284
Sanyo Katana LX:0232:0235
Sanyo Katana LX #2:0249:0254
Sanyo Katana LX #3:0236:0248
Sanyo Katana Eclipse:1167:116A
Sanyo Katana Eclipse:1167:116A byte 196608
Sanyo Katana Eclipse:1168:1050 byte 40
Sanyo M1:0365:0367
Sanyo M200:023F:0241
Sanyo MVP ESPN #1:01F4:01FF
Sanyo MVP ESPN #2:01F0:02DD
Sanyo PRO 200:022F:023F
Sanyo PRO 700:022F:023F
Thanks Biglou
hey thats my original spc reads I posted on mf awhile back but its ok i just wanted to share the info to everybodyNot to step on Biglou's toes but I will cut and paste this so members don't have to download anything.
heres my personal list
Sanyo 8300 #1:088A:088C
Sanyo 8300 #2:0872:0874
Sanyo 8300 #3:088A:A7E5 byte65536 sprint
Sanyo 8300 #4:088A:59A9 byte65536 qwest
Sanyo 8400 #1:022F:0233
Sanyo 8400 #2:0239:023D
Sanyo 8400 #3:01E0:01FF
Sanyo 2400 #1:01BA:01BE
Sanyo 2400 #2:01C0:01C4
Sanyo 2500 (S1):01BA:01BE
Sanyo 2500 (S1)QUEST:01C3:01CF
Sanyo 2700 #1:0330:03C5
Sanyo 2700 #2:033C:033E
Sanyo 2700 #3:0370:0380
Sanyo 3100:0180:0188
Sanyo 3100:0180:0000 byte 524288 find"33284"
Sanyo 3200:1010:1012
Sanyo 7050:019D:01A0
Sanyo 7500:0262:0264
Sanyo 9000:0233:0243
Sanyo Katana:01DE:01E0
Sanyo Katana#2:0114:0124
Sanyo Katana II:01D8:01DA
Sanyo Katana II:01CF:3B1E byte 524288
Sanyo Katana II:010B:F780 byte 524288 sprint
Sanyo Katana II#4:010B:0134
Katana II (Kajeet):010B:0125
Sanyo Katana DLX:027B:0284
Sanyo Katana LX:0232:0235
Sanyo Katana LX #2:0249:0254
Sanyo Katana LX #3:0236:0248
Sanyo Katana Eclipse:1167:116A
Sanyo Katana Eclipse:1167:116A byte 196608
Sanyo Katana Eclipse:1168:1050 byte 40
Sanyo M1:0365:0367
Sanyo M200:023F:0241
Sanyo MVP ESPN #1:01F4:01FF
Sanyo MVP ESPN #2:01F0:02DD
Sanyo PRO 200:022F:023F
Sanyo PRO 700:022F:023F
Thanks Biglou
It is from the old MF, I started the thread back then and you posted this.
Thanks
On certain SCP-XXXX, (let's just say you've tried the memory locations without any luck) use CDMA Workshop v2.7.0, connect your phone and navigate to the Security tab. Under the SPC box, select "Universal, EFS Method" and you under the NVM file select "nvm/nvm/nvm_0002." If you get an EFS Read error then this method will not work. If you do not get your SPC from nvm/nvm/nvm_0002 then go down the list of all available options within the EFS method. I've only done this method a handful of times on 3200's, 3800's, and 3810's after the memory addresses have failed to retrieve the SPC. So far this procedure works about 80% of the time for me. Note: This procedure should be treated as a last-ditch effort to obtain the SPC if all else has failed. It tends to run very low success rate with the 2700's.
Due to lack of Sanyo phone I see and flash, I really would like to get this method verified by a few other people. Thanks.
Thanks, I should have done that...duh ;D
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