1. Hard-reset (holding down both Home+Power for 10 secs). Result = no improvement.
2. Restoring my phone from iTunes backup. Result = no improvement.
3. Switching to DFU mode. Unplugged from PC, hold down Home+Power for 3 secs, slide to shutdown the phone. Then while holding Home, plug the device back into PC and iTunes automatically startup. It then downloaded latest firmware (2.2.1) by itself and updated the phone (you may need to unplug and plug back the phone once download has finished) and flash back to default state (everything will be wiped out and back to normal). And then it did something which it didn't do before, it displayed the message 'An update to the carrier settings for your iPhone is available. Would you like to download it now?'. And I clicked Yes. After that, it detected the phone as a new phone and gave me 2 options (1. Install as new phone, 2. Restore from backup). I chose 'Restore from backup'. Once that is done, everything was back to normal. Result = got back maxis signal.
Semi-conclusion: (Not yet tested)
I believe you can jailbreak the phone except you need to have your carrier settings already located in your iTunes folder BEFORE you start the jailbreak. Download the maxis carrier settings Maxis_my.ipcc and put the file in your iTunes folder located in:
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C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\Apple Computer\iTunes\iPhone Carrier Support
^ for this folder path above, replace <username> with your username and is applicable to Windows XP.
Hopefully you will be more successful than I was
I will try this again next week, can't have the phone not working during this weekend.
This post has been edited by ZipD: Mar 27 2009, 04:30 PM
Mar 27 2009, 04:27 PM
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