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Firmware Flashing: Step 3
This is the last step in flashing the firmware of your Nokia N900. Step 3 is just the same as Step 1, but at the end of the command you will have to type a space, and then:
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-R TIP: Just follow the exact procedure in Step 1. The only difference here is that we will add "-R" to the command (meaning Reboot/Restart). |
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kaya mo yan sir topet
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sir topet i can't run the .exe file for flashing do you have any idea why? sorry sir if i have so many questions hope you can bare with me.^_^
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maybe you download is broken
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No problem. Can you post a screenshot? Also...what steps are you doing to run the flasher? Please let me know which one of the two: 1. Start->Run->cmd? 2. Start->All Programs->Maemo->Maemo Flasher 3.5? It should be #2. :) |
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sir topet thanks. ok na po. napagana ko na. tnx. hope this works.^_^
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sir topet matagal po ba talga bago maread ulet yung step 2? ginagawa ko na po kasi yung pagflash ng 8gig na internal. ngayon po ang nakalagay lang sa cmd "Suitable USB device not found, waiting." matagal po ba talaga yun bago maread as flash mode?
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What you should have done is to press and hold the "U" (letter U) button on your phone's physical keyboard, before pressing Enter on the command for Step 2. Anyway, is the phone still connected to the USB? If so...just remove the USB, press and hold the "U" key, and insert the USB again (don't release the "U" key...you should still be pressing it). The flasher should then detect the phone. |
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sir topet stuck up nalang po yung screen ko sa mga dots. ayaw na maread sa flash mode. did i break my phone??^_^
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Can you give me a screenshot? Or do you have IM (e.g. Yahoo Messenger)? My username is topet2k12001. Try this: 1. Disconnect the phone from the USB 2. Press and hold the "U" key on your N900 keyboard 3. Attach the USB adapter. You should see a USB logo at the top-right of your N900's screen 4. The flasher should automatically continue after a few seconds. DO NOT RELEASE THE "U" KEY UNTIL YOU SEE THE FLASHER CONTINUE. If not... 4. While holding the "U" key, enter the Step 2 command again (just press the up arrow on your computer's keyboard; the command line stores a history of previous commands that you have typed). Keep on holding the "U" key, and press Enter on your computer's keyboard. |
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sir topet please add me up. i tried all that but still nothing works. now i took off the battery and started on step 1 again.T-T
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adhiktuz ok na phone mo?!
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ok i delete it can you delete yours :)
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sir topet. got a question. baket po nung tinry ko yung mirror na application ang panget ng cam ko sa unahan tapos nung tinry ko yung skype na video call ang dilim and laggy po. bket po kaya ganon? sabi kasi sa mirror app
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ano yang mirror na yan
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sir topet. natry mo na po ba yung CSSU and Power Kernel? must have po ba yun sa unit natin?
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install auto disconnect. Will automatically disconnect any connections. install the 2g/3g switcher. Some area doesn't have 3g connection so it will try to search 3g which it will drain battery. So it will save more battery life when its in 2g. |
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I don't think any application is designed to help prolong the battery life of a device. There are applications which help you save battery but by themselves, they don't really save battery. In short, these are just applications that automate stuff that you need to do to save battery life (such as Wifi Switcher, Brightness App, etc.). By the way, I noticed you've been asking this question from the start as well as in other forums...you need to understand that the N900 is a Mobile Internet Device (a tablet) with phone features...it is not just a smart phone but instead it is like a mobile computer (like a netbook/notebook). With this, you need to set the expectation that the battery life of the N900 is not like the regular smart phones (which last at an average of 3-4 days with normal use). On regular to strong usage, the N900's battery consumption will give you somewhere between 4-6 hours max and that's it. :) On minimal usage it can extend to probably 12 hours or so. Instead of comparing it to smart phones and thereby feel disappointed, why don't you compare it with regular laptops (notebook/netbook) or similar devices? (the N900 is a tablet anyway) Laptops using regular batteries last for only 2-4 hours or 6-8 hours using extended batteries. The N900 lasts for 4-6 (strong usage). :) If you really need that much of "battery life", then the best suggestion for your situation is to either buy an extra battery or always bring a charger. |
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nowadays, what we call phones are not just only phones, there are so many features that we can make more than just call or send SMS that contributes to additional battery drain. If you have had a Nokia 3310 (who didnt?), i can say that mine lasts over 4 days normal, and 2 days with playing snake and space impact 2. but with phones today, more games, features and stuff......that you're not realizing using its non-telephony functions more.
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ako i understand why my battery drainn fast using alot of apps that drain battery
pero sabi nga nila nokia n900 is not just smartphone its computer ako nga naka OC pa before i use 1.1ghz that drian my battery fast i even use all the 4 windows kaya ang bilis sobrang ma drain now i OC in 900z na lang battery last long now battery drain |
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gusto ko lang magrant sa phone na ito dahil mga me ari lang din ng n900 ang makakaintindi:
wala talgang kwenta tong phone na ito. halos sang taon ko ng ginagmit at pinagsisisihan ko kung bakit ko binenta iphone 2g ko para lang makabili ng 27k nung unang labas, ngaun 2nd hand eh 10k n lang, napakabagal ng browser, nacorrupt n ilang beses ang conversations ko, naghahang at madalas kahit sariling recorded video eh unsupported daw. iniwanan pa ng nokia ang maemo. battery eh, pag dating ko bahay dapat magcharge, pagdating ng office kelngan ulit. sising sisi ako dito. hinde porket ang daming apps eh rason para mubos ang battery kagad. nagcraxrash pa madalas ang mga application. hayyy |
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na try mo bang fix yung mga problema kung bakit ganon sakin eto na ang phone na pinaka madaling ayusin kasi pwede mong flash pag nasira kuing babasahin mo yung post ni sir Topet2k12001 maiinitindihan mo kung bakit mabilis mag lowbat |
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gusto ko to dahil sa multitasking, though madalas napakabagal ng phone lalo na pag me browser na nakabukas. yung sa conversations na biglang masisira napakasakit nun. maraming pwedeng gawin at lang kalikut na ginawa ko dito pero sa totoo lang mas marami pang sakit ng ulo at madalas napapahiya pa ko kahit magopen lang ng video o picture ang tagal. |
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^^ sensya pero baka may problema siguro yang unit na nabili mo. yung sa kin, binili ko nung ilang linggo lang na kalalabas nung phone pero hanggang ngayon solid pa rin. pili mga apps na iniinstall ko. majority browsing ko siya ginagamit tsaka picture. hanggang ngayon di ko pa nararanasan na mag-hang/crash yung phone na minsan kelangan pa tanggalin battery para lang gumana ulit
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dami thread dito kung pano mapabilis phone mo
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though it sounds stupid,ask ko lng po magkaiba po ba ung flashing at restore factory settings? am trying to re-flash my phone a month ago using windows 7 but it doesn't work. gusto ko kase mag-repartition and install na rin ng nitdroid at meego.
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pa-help po how to update maemo 5 CSSU package. i'm trying to update CSSU using application manager but it says i have to connect to a nokia PC Suite and click the icon. try ko po i- connect sa nokia PC Suite pero d ko namn po makita ung CSSU icon. please help!
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You may want to read up on this article: http://wiki.maemo.org/CSSU |
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@Sir Topet.
Grabe Sir ah. 4. Including with your wife's. :) |
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I'm not even using NITDroid anymore, i just break it out when my friends ask me about it and when we talk about android stuff haha |
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