Pearl 9100 Pinyin input method.

I'm not sure if this has been asked. I'm having the Pearl 9105, firmware running 6.0.0.706(just upgraded and it is the same thing for previous version).
I've loaded the firmware, making sure that that BOTH "Simplified Chinese Pinyin" and "Traditional chinese" input is installed when loading it to the phone.
But some how, when I tried to change input method, the pinyin simply does not show up. Reinstalled a couple of times and still the same,.
On the other hand, the pihua (stroke menthod) does show up.
This happens every where including "Option"->"Typing and Input"->"Language"->"Input Language"
Any Help will be greatly appreciated.

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Try to download and install RIM OS from a chinese wireless carrier.
It is possible to install RIM OS from another carrier but for your device model.
Please note that it may void the warranty from your carrier.
The way is simple.
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4. Remove Vendor.xml file from installed OS files.
5. Connect your device to PC and run Blackberry Desktop Software to install
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Traditional Chinese: Pinyin, Zhuyin, Cangjie, Stroke
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