Repair ESN Motorola Devour

[pityonu]

Hi all,

I was looking to see if there was a way to repair the ESN/MEID on my new Motorola Devour. It seems to have got all messed up when I was rooting and messing with the phone.

Is there even a way to do this, or am I just screwed? I (sadly) voided the warranty by rooting, so I can't just go get another one.

It seems as though it's just my luck that Motorola phones are the hardest to repair :/

Thanks in advance for your time, knowledge, and assistance.

[Pac3comm1]

I have not seen a solution for this nor do i think there will be one. Usually with motorola devices you have to have a smart clip box or a repair device of that nature to do such. From what Ive seen they are pretty expensive especially if you are only repairing one device.

[Wrecked Johnson]

wont the monsterfile fix this?

[pityonu]

I have not seen a solution for this nor do i think there will be one. Usually with motorola devices you have to have a smart clip box or a repair device of that nature to do such. From what Ive seen they are pretty expensive especially if you are only repairing one device.

Ah. I figured as much.

Well, I am kind of interested in learning about cell phones, as they are rather prevalent in today's society. It was actually the reason I was messing with the thing in the first place.

Is there a "smart clip" device that supports the Devour A555? It seems if i really want to get into this kind of thing I'm going to need one anyway.

wont the monsterfile fix this?

Sorry if this is a dumb question, but what exactly is a "monster file"? From reading around the forum, it looks as if it's a firmware file. Is a "monster file" customized to allow for different types of functionalities or something?

[thesmitty68521]

Nope. A monster file is simply a Motorola Bin file. It is created by the carrier for a specific Motorola Phone.

Motorolas are the only phones that have Monster files.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] is a link that will tell you more about the basics of flashing as well as answer a lot of questions.

Welcome to Gurus.

[pityonu]

Nope. A monster file is simply a Motorola Bin file. It is created by the carrier for a specific Motorola Phone.

Motorolas are the only phones that have Monster files.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] is a link that will tell you more about the basics of flashing as well as answer a lot of questions.

Welcome to Gurus.

Thank you very much for the pointers!

It does seem that I need some sort of hardware for what I want to do. Where can I start looking for that? The Smart-Clip doesn't have *documented* support for the phone :/