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-   -   New N900 firmware 3.2010.02-8 released today (16 Feb) (https://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=44650)

jamiefuller 2010-02-16 11:43
Re: New firmware? Maemo 5 update 3.2?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by tycho (Post 529300)
Did you get your phone direct from Vodafone or from a shop?
Hi My phone is technically unbranded, I got it through a Vodafone "partner" and my sim is Vodafone but it will take any sim.

Like I say the app reported no update but it was actually in the list :)

I've just tested and my HTTPS download bug seems to be gone. Only tried one file though.

Lehto 2010-02-16 11:43
Re: New firmware? Maemo 5 update 3.2?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by DonPIZI (Post 529299)
If you pull the plug you kill your device.

I had this problem with the software updater, too. After many mintues the program canceled the process so I had to flash the device with the maemo updater. But it doesn´t run under win7 x64
I use Windows Server 2008 R2 and _ONLY_ problem with NSU is that I have to install it under XP SP3 compatibility mode. Oh yea... W2008R2 only comes in x64 form.

What comes to this new firmware update... it definately has made my N900 feel a lot faster, the application manager seems to perform much better without a day of wait for everything to show up. Also noticed that the menus scroll smoother now.


EDIT: Read wrong... you meant the maemo flasher and not NSU.

piascyk 2010-02-16 11:44
Re: New firmware? Maemo 5 update 3.2?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by DonPIZI (Post 529299)
If you pull the plug you kill your device.

I had this problem with the software updater, too. After many mintues the program canceled the process so I had to flash the device with the maemo updater. But it doesn´t run under win7 x64

http://wiki.maemo.org/Flash
crap im on 64 and i was about to update it on a 32. it hasnt killed yet but hopefully it will soon. with the screen on its heating up so ill have it in front of a fan all night.

Blobster2k 2010-02-16 11:45
Re: New firmware? Maemo 5 update 3.2?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Missingbyte (Post 529291)
No update for me OTA via WI-FI in uk unbranded on Voda (extra-devs disabled) :confused:
same here - gonna wear the screen out pressing refresh! :confused:

rocky272727 2010-02-16 11:45
Re: New firmware? Maemo 5 update 3.2?
 
I could update it by uninstalling all the heavy apps ....update in process but I want to know how to free my roofts not able to do it though.

niqbal 2010-02-16 11:46
Re: New firmware? Maemo 5 update 3.2?
 
ya portrait mode is activated by default on browser, only apparent change everything else seems to be under the hood

kojacker 2010-02-16 11:46
Re: New firmware? Maemo 5 update 3.2?
 
I'm on Vodafone UK. no update available at this time nor showing in the list after checking for updates.

oskarmat 2010-02-16 11:46
Re: New firmware? Maemo 5 update 3.2?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by troff76 (Post 529295)
i am unistalling firefox. it was useless to me...
hope it helps to free some space
Firefox has been a big disappointment

JMacalinao 2010-02-16 11:46
Re: New firmware? Maemo 5 update 3.2?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by crisismt (Post 529260)
I also noticed you dont have to use CTRL + SHIFT + O for browser portrait mode support. its working without doing anything now
I think other people might have to activate the browser portrait mode if they haven't done that, but once they do, the browser seems to remember it even after OTA updates (not sure about updating through NSU, though). I, for one, have already activated it last time, and I didn't have to do it again after the update.

nathaneous 2010-02-16 11:47
Re: New firmware? Maemo 5 update 3.2?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Ronaldo (Post 529195)
no update for me. vodafone uk n900 :(
Same here :D


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