Requirements to be able to install this patch for your D2K-FT10 2159:
✅ FT10 D2k V 2159 must be openline
✅ Your device must have internet connection and signal
✅ IMEI to be used
✅ Disable updates first of your device
Note: This tutorial is proven and tested to be working with v2159 + globe at home sim.
✅ Check first if updates is already disabled or not because this tutorial is just a waste of time if you don't disable the updates first.
[FIX] D2K-FT10 2159 with no Signal, Connection after changing IMEI
✅ Check first if updates is already disabled or not because this tutorial is just a waste of time if you don't disable the updates first.
✅ Make sure your modem/device has a decent internet connection also.
✅ Run telnet/ssh 192.168.1.1 in your modem
✅ In the shell/prompt run the following
curl -o /tmp/icanhasinstall https://raw.githubusercontent.com/FourbitColor/icanhasinternet/main/icanhasinstall -kchmod +wrx /tmp/icanhasinstall/tmp/icanhasinstall
✅ Just wait for some time after the installation finishes. A done message will be seen if the process if finished already.
✅ When done, reboot your modem.
✅ After reboot change your IMEI. Use superadmin account. Go to 192.168.1.1> Settings > Network > command shell. Run the command below:
at%gimei="YOUR IMEI"
Change YOUR IMEI with your new one.
✅ When done, reboot your modem again.
Important: Do not factory reset or else, the patch will be gone.
✅ Now open telnet for your modem and run the command below:
curl -o /tmp/icanhasremover https://raw.githubusercontent.com/FourbitColor/icanhasinternet/main/icanhasremover -kchmod +wrx /tmp/icanhasremover/tmp/icanhasremover
✅ Done! Although the D2k will connect after this patch/bypass, some of its functionally will not work as listed below:
- the SMS functionality will no longer work. SMS only works on the default IMEI (for now)
- the PCI scanning doesn't work.
Note: If you can not still connect to the internet but there is already network or signal see the fix below.
>>> Check your APN, make sure it is set to ipv4. It might be set to ipv6 which is a bug. <<<
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