JohnHovah

Long answer: That's a very good question, but if I told you I would have to kill you. Short Answer: I have absolutely no clue.* (But I know a guy who knows a guy and my assumption, and I don't like making those, is "that it unmasks the hash hiding the MSL from normal view when an app or terminal issues the getprop ril.MSL command. It may unmask all proprietary/hidden hashes for all I know) OK so now the short answer seems longer than the long answer. I should start footnoting. Se la vie. short answers generally have multiple hidden disclaimers, terms, conditions and limitations that we see fit to cover by an asterisk at the end of the short answer, matter of fact I will add that now. pheew, my work here is (edit:almost) done. Any network bubbas from the old school mobile provisioning/hardware programming arena want to chime in on this?? There are so many obscure codes and hidden features built-in to devices these days, most of which may or may not work and/or are holdovers from a time and technology level long since past.

gulf wars

I don't know if anyone was looking into finding their MSL for their GN2's but it seems to be a fairly easy process. (I always print mine on a label maker and attach it to the inside of my case next to the battery, because you never know when you will need it) 1. Install Get my MSL from the Play store (when you open an run it will give an error when trying to determine your MSL) 2. Go to dialer, enter ##702146# 3. Run Get my MSL (and voila, it actually will give it to you, No rooting required)

brown bag

dice clay

jet engine

pencil d@#$ (seriously though) PAPER PUSHER

broken home

dirty dozen

hold over

iron monkey

chocolate fried chicken anyone?