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Update: I found the Telus and Bell .ipcc files in my home folder. Here they are: iPhone Carrier Support
or, individually: Telus_ca Bell_ca

If you updated to 3.1.2 before jailbreak/unlock, you need the original carrier’s SIM to activate before unlocking.

Otherwise, you need to manually enter APN settings and use PushFix.
For Telus:

Data Configurations

For more info: http://www.howardforums.com/printthread.php?t=1586997

Alternatively, use http://help.benm.at/ to generate a MobileConfig file.

For Bell, see http://www.bell.ca/support/PrsCSrvWls_Configure_iPhone.page

The following instructions can be used to manually configure the settings on an unlocked Apple iPhone 3G for MMS and Browser on the Bell Mobility HSPA network.

1. Follow the instructions in the user manual to install your Bell SIM card into the phone.
2. Turn on the phone.
3. On the Home screen, tap the Settings icon.
4. Tap General.
5. Tap Network.
6. Tap Cellular Data Network.
7. In the Cellular Data box, tap APN and enter: pda2.bell.ca
   Leave the Username and Password blank.
8. Scroll down, and in the MMS box:
   – Tap APN and enter: pda2.bell.ca
   – Leave the Username and Password blank.
   – Tap MMSC and enter: http://mms.bell.ca/mms/wapenc
   – Tap MMS Proxy and enter: web.wireless.bell.ca:80
   – Leave the MMS Max Message Size and MMS UA Prof URL blank.
9. Press the Home button to return to the Home screen.

Prasys has put together a nice cdboot package for OSX86 called Empire EFI. (A Star Wars reference, and a reference to Psystar’s proprietary Rebel EFI)

Looks pretty solid, and should make Snow Leopard installation easier.

See http://prasys.co.cc/2009/10/empire-efi/ for info and download.

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/best-graphics-card,2464-8.html

http://www.cpubenchmark.net/common_cpus.html

http://www.notebookcheck.net/Computer-Games-on-Laptop-Graphic-Cards.13849.0.html

Pretty bad… but it would be much worse if there wasn’t a mac on it :p.

Can you spot:

1. a Wii remote
2. A roll of masking tape
3. 2 screwdriver sets
4. 2 Apple remotes
5. 2 laptops
6. 4 computer mice
7. a lens cap for a DSLR
8. two things from Ikea
9. three mini-display adapters for Apple laptops
10. a magnet
11. a pocket-size digital camera
12. A man in a suit
13. A neoprene case for macbook
14. A Canon print cartridge
15. A TI-84 plus
16. A pair of sennheiser HD437
17. A Canon 50mm prime lens
18. A USB drive flash drive (hint: blue)
19. an iPhone
20. 2 sets of Apple earphones
21. A case for eyeglasses
22. An ethernet cable
23. A bandanna
24. Some rubber bands
25. An Apple TV

10 AudioTrack 10

🙂

Try this one for iPhone:

10 AudioTrack 10

Just updated our BES from version 4 to 5, and migrated the whole thing to a brand new VMWare VM. The process was interesting to say the least; I had fun trying to actually find the database… It was running on MS SQL Express with remote connections disabled and no management studio installed. Once that was done though, I was able to (with help) migrate the database to a new MS SQL Enterprise server and the BES 5.0 install ran pretty smoothly.