But if i unload commcenter, wi-fi is also going down.. #turbo-app isnt working. i need to set the bandwidth down with -b57600. Then it takes >4minutes

once you unload commcenter, wait for wifi to go down. Then just restart the phone. Remember to unload with "-w". Once you restart, you get wifi back and commcenter unloaded. Now you're free to program it. It takes less than 2 mins, including ssh, turbo-info, turbo-app.

Yes.. i did so.. but i got errors, if i did turbo-info2 and turbo-app2 without downgrading bandwidth with "-b57600", it doesnt work cause it tooks too long.

I get "OK. No error" from turbo-app, but no sim application menu appears.
Can any one help me?

Guys when programming on the 2.0, do not upload the turbo-**
Just upload the ones for the 2.0 (which on the iphonewiki you added a "2" to the end of each name). You do not have to add a 2 at the end of any.

Originally Posted by mandryk

I get "OK. No error" from turbo-app, but no sim application menu appears.
Can any one help me?

If you cant see sim applications, you haven't installed ZeroG.

After many hours of reading this forum and trying to figure it out, I decided to ask for help.
I just cant get the sim tray to close of the iPhone 3G with TurboSim in place. It goes in but the last 4mm will not go in with TurboSim inserted. I dont want to force it in either.

Please if anyone had similar experience please advise.

Sand down your sim card a little bit. Also sand down the actual chip itself a little bit. It should fit in fairly snug. I sanded down my sim until I can no longer read the stuff on the sim.. But it works. Fits in fine, but I didn't sand the chip, for fear of the chip failing for some reason. I used my gf's nail filer, or whatever its called. Works great!

Thanks for the tip, the guys at Bladox said the same thing. The trouble I am having with that suggestion is that the sim tray will not even slide in even with ONLY the TurboSim in tray (just to test). It seems to get stuck where the chip is located and wont go any further and I dont want to push too hard.

Any thoughts?

You could also sand down the sim tray with a nail file. On the backside where the contacts of the sim are normally (the black frame - especially the top!)