Re: Re-commissioning N9 in 2018
 

:mad::mad: I'm starting to really dislike Apple ... and not only because of their Price-Policy ...
So, yeah I am actually using an iPhone SE as a Second-phone via Twin-Card/Multi-Card...
But, as mentioned before, I thought when the receiving phone is not an iPhone, the message will be converted into a Standard-SMS?
But strangely, even if all my Apple-Devices are turned off - the message still won't be received from the N9 ... only to reappear later on iPhone/Tablet once I reactivate it... :confused:

To be fair: What I like about Apple is the firmware support up to 5 years, the safety against viruses, the memory-management and not to be compelled to update Apps every three days or so ...
BUT - Lately I'm starting to believe that they're out of their freakin' mind!! A smartphone (!!!) far above 1000,- EUR?? - My first car did cost that much :mad:

Re: Re-commissioning N9 in 2018
 

But that would mean messages are only send when phone has an imternet connection?
That would be a show stopper (at least for me, but I know...).

What happens with the message if sending phone has no internet at all?

Re: Re-commissioning N9 in 2018
 

You're right. Sms' now working. The problem was with iMessage! Told my wife to uncheck it and... viola! - messages appeared :-/
And yes! - there is a list within apple that recognizes you as an iphone user and automatically sends all SMS as iMessage. But once you unsubscribe from it, it all works fine :)

So ... Now to my next problem: How to kill that annoying Nokia account prompt ...

Re: Re-commissioning N9 in 2018
 

Now you need your number/SIM unchecked from that service.
Else all other iPeople's "SMS"will not be delivered...

Re: Re-commissioning N9 in 2018
 

Hi there,

I could need some help:
Somehow I am unable to install certain apps, getting the answer "unable to install; all listed package files rejected; abort/try again" ...
Does anyone know why?

I did almost everything that was mentioned here (flashing main.bin + emmc.bin; activating "unknown sources"; Installing N9 RepoMirror; activating developer mode; installing Warehouse; installing Coderus' Aegis Hack ...

The apps I am unable to install are:
- everything from "hooddy" (@OpenRepos)
- everything considering Flashlight ("phone torch, "theFlashlight", "Purelight" etc)
- Opera 12
- Mozilla Firefox
- Adobe Flashplayer
- Battery usage

in Detail: when trying to install "purelight" via Terminal and command "dpkg -i /home/user/MyDocs/Downloads/..."
i get in response
"x509_sigverify: Certificate failure reason: certificate has expired
x509_sigverify: Certificate verification failed
Aegis rejecting /home/user/MyDocs/Downloads/purelight_491323.0.0_armel.deb: package 'purelight' origin cannot be determined --signature check failed
aegis aborting dpkg --all listed package files rejected
Compilation failed in require"
:(:(:(

Re: Re-commissioning N9 in 2018
 

may say all or nothing

ancelad's n9repomirror is the one to go for at first
else no developer mode and no dependencies for other packages available

Re: Re-commissioning N9 in 2018
 

Mmh... developer mode is on (I edited that nonsaying sentence, see above ;) )

Re: Re-commissioning N9 in 2018
 

So:
is 'enable installation from third-party' enabled

search for coderus' aegis-dpkg and use it wisely...

Re: Re-commissioning N9 in 2018
 

As mentioned above - Yes.
Assuming you mean "Installationen aus anderen Quellen als den Store zulassen" ...

What do you mean "use it wisely"? :confused:
Aegis Hack is installed, and with the "agis-dpkg" I've successfully installed Harmojifix etc.

Re: Re-commissioning N9 in 2018
 

Just a thought, you have installed coderus-trusted-repo_1.0.3_armel.deb from here:http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p....0.3_armel.deb

If you have installed Filebox unless need to change date of device back to 2015 for lapsed certificate apps. should just install provided in Settings > Applications > Installations > Allow installations from non-Store sources is enabled.