MIUI misidentiied Thunderbolt as a Mecha

[Soureel]

Since installing MIUI (which is working fine), my phone misidentifies itself as an HTC Mecha, when it is actually a Thunderbolt. Has anyone else experienced this problem? How do I get it to recognize the phone correctly? This hasn't been a problem until recently when I've run into a couple of apps that are not compatible with Mecha.

[itschrisbeets]

Well the thunderbolts code name is mecha

[USSENTERNCC1701E]

Mecha is the project name for the Thunderbolt. Your recovery images are probably labeled like that, you RUU's and OTA's as well, most everything was labeled Mecha when I had a Thunderbolt. I have an HTC EVO 3D, project name is Shooter, the HTC Sensation is Pyramid. I don't know what you mean by apps that aren't compatible with Mecha, do they not list it as supported, or are they not running?

[tavella]

Since installing MIUI (which is working fine), my phone misidentifies itself as an HTC Mecha, when it is actually a Thunderbolt. Has anyone else experienced this problem? How do I get it to recognize the phone correctly? This hasn't been a problem until recently when I've run into a couple of apps that are not compatible with Mecha.

I assume you're referencing the Android Market place and it is reporting to you that the apps are not compatible. I have expended this before when I ran MIUI on my Thunderbolt. I would take a guess that comparing the build.prop to a Sense or AOSP rom like CM7 might provide some information.