Is KWPST version 3.5.114 the newest version?

Thanks!

TL

I have 3.4.39, which seems to work perfectly on installing mz44 sz29. I have not seen 3.5.114.

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Palm M515>Kyocera 6035>Kyo 7135>Treo 650>Treo700W>Treo 700P>Palm Centro Verizon

According to my source, this is a new version that just came out a few weeks ago. I have no idea what changes/improvements were made??

It is dated 2004, if that makes any difference.

TL

2. WHAT'S NEW

Kyocera Wireless PST 3.5 includes these additional features:

- Support new PRI items added for Kyocera K7LE-6025, K7LE-6025c,
K7LE-6050, K7LE-6050c, Kauai, KX2, and KX444C-BC.

FYI

I found the readme via google, from http://www.cdma-ware.com/pic/kwpst.txt which is a Russian site that sells alot of different software packages for different vendors for $199.

I didn't buy it, nor do I have my own copy of 3.5.

Scott

What are all those numbers? Phones? something else??

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Palm M515>Kyocera 6035>Kyo 7135>Treo 650>Treo700W>Treo 700P>Palm Centro Verizon

Yeah, different models of phones from Kyocera which may be coming soon...

http://www.kyocera-wireless.com/show...oming_soon.htm

Scott

Is there a way to check the version on my Kyocera? None of the numbers shown seem to match up when I check PRI & ERI numbers, etc.

Go to the Phone Info tab on the palm side, select software from the dropdown menu in the upper right - software versions will be displayed.

All I see is phone software (MZ 1.0.44); PDA Software (SZ 1.0.29) & PRL (50175). I don't see anything close to 3.5.114...

These version numbers refer to KWPST which stands for Kyocera Wireless Phone Support Toolkit. This is software that resides on a computer, not on the handset. It is proprietary software, intended for use only by authorized Kyocera technicians. It is used to flash the phone's firmware (and other technical phone-repair issues). It is not software intended for use by consumers.

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Dave

...and we do it anyway. A lot of us in here are computer savvy....probably anyone with a 7135 should be...and even though the software you refer to is intended for techs there are a few of us who may want to look into firmware/ROM issues.

Why carry around apps we do not use in ROM? That is wasted space.

Jack Flash/Sprat is not without risk, and a way to re-flash everything would be welcome. Better than a dead phone

Unfortunately, you can't reflash a "dead" phone with KWPST. You have to be able to turn it on normally and put it into programming mode.

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Palm M515>Kyocera 6035>Kyo 7135>Treo 650>Treo700W>Treo 700P>Palm Centro Verizon