Root i7500L faulty flash - Galaxo end call/dialpad issue

[joshua1337stewart]

So I decided to hack my phone, unknowing it was a Bell variant, and ended up with no service. Came on here, saw the sticky (I LOVE YOU GUYS OMG) and rectified the problem. However, the plan was to get some Galaxo up ins. What I did is I flashed the new EJC6 firmware like in the tutorial, but I used the PDA with my original baseband. Everything works fine, went fine, but there's one fatal flaw...

I can't end my calls without going into applications, and I can't use the dial pad once the call has dialed. I'm loving the galaxo, but I mean, it is still primarily a phone.

I'm thinking I might have shoddily flashed the firmware, would that cause it? If no, any way to get an alternative dialpad working, as it's really the only flaw with it.

 

[pedror]

I had this problem shortly after rooting with Galaxo, but it turned out to be a dirty/dusty proximity sensor, where the dialpad was locked because the phone thought it was being held by my face (where the dialpad would normally be locked). I read through some of the posts about it here (http://androidforums.com/samsung-i7500/9505-dialpad-doesnt-work-during-call.html?highlight=proximity+sensor) and it fixed my problem.

Hope it helps you too.

 

[joshua1337stewart]

Well you'll be glad to know I'm currently posting from a flawless flash of the newest galaxo build. Problem was with flashing the incorrect baseband. I had tried flashing the BMC firmware, but kept experiencing the same problem. Eventually did a factory reset which fixed it. It was also preventing me from receiving calls.

All in all, I've learned a lot about my phone in the process of freaking out. Tip: remove the amss and csc files everytime. Useless junk that will cause you problems.