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2016-11-14, 20:36
I ordered a D6000 for my cousin from european innos website and when it arrived I noticed it has two IMEI numbers.
When I checked mine, which was bought a year ago from china, it has only one IMEI.
I think in Europe the dual sim phones must have two IMEI numbers.
So I decided to change this
I took an old nokia 3310, wrote down it's IMEI and changed the IMEI for sim nr. 2 with a tool I found on some youtube clip, showing how to change IMEI on Qualcomm phones.
It was very easy so if anybody wants to do the same I'll put the files and info here later.
I don't know what advantage it has (it was working well with one IMEI and dual sim before) and I doubt that the hardware of the chinese and european D6000 differ (I run the european 2.6 rom and it works without any problems) so I decided to change the second IMEI just for some kind of fun and to have a phone according to european standards.
When I checked mine, which was bought a year ago from china, it has only one IMEI.
I think in Europe the dual sim phones must have two IMEI numbers.
So I decided to change this
I took an old nokia 3310, wrote down it's IMEI and changed the IMEI for sim nr. 2 with a tool I found on some youtube clip, showing how to change IMEI on Qualcomm phones.It was very easy so if anybody wants to do the same I'll put the files and info here later.
I don't know what advantage it has (it was working well with one IMEI and dual sim before) and I doubt that the hardware of the chinese and european D6000 differ (I run the european 2.6 rom and it works without any problems) so I decided to change the second IMEI just for some kind of fun and to have a phone according to european standards.
