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A PR1.2 by any other country.
I really believe, had the "leaked firmware" come from any other source than a Chinese person, the entire reception would be different.
Even now, among the countless PR1.2 threads, the one sticky is given to a warning thread and not an full diclosure thread. I really think we need solid information and testing, and not a hushed forum full of locked and renamed threads. We all joined these forums in order to gather and discuss maemo, yet I have to wade through all the superiority complexes in order to find useful information and constructive discussion. jiao wo jia ren, not wai ren. |
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The leaked firmware has been breaking people's phones. It was designed for the China-specific hardware I believe. It has nothing to do with nationalism.
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Not to mention it's also a month old at the very least.
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a month old is how many months newer than 1.11? |
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Development is not linear. |
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I test this PR1.2 on my device and found a few problems with the Font for other language support to be too small to read. For example in my case Khmer/Cambodian font.
Whereas in PR1.1.1 the font size is very big and easily readable. Anyone know how to fix this? |
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Could you point me in the direction of the N900 leaked firmware releases from other locations that had a different reception?
Could you point out to me the posts that have talked about the(possible) chinese origin of the release being the reason for mistrust. Could you tell the people that have had problems how they should keep quiet about them so as not to draw inferences on the (possible) chinese origin of those problems? Could you explain why the country it was leaked from would have any bearing on whether unreleased, unknown origin, unknown function, unknown purpose, unknown reliability firmware where it's not known what functionality is available, the state of that functionality the future upgrade path of that firmware, the product codes that it is expected to work with, the languages it works with and whether someone might have tampered with any of the code should be considered safe to use? If you were concerned that the country of origin of a piece of software might influence your decision to trust a particular piece of leaked code would you consider that those states that censor information flow and are known to make attacks on the corporate infrastructure of large organisations might be particularly suspect? Speaking for myself I am still tempted to try it, has anyone confirmed whether Madde Integration with the beta Qt SDK works? |
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Maemo is based on Debian, which uses DEB-packages, which do not have embedded cryptographic signatures (like RPM packages usually have); so from where ever you install outside of the repositories you take extra risks and you cannot find anyone in responsible of possible Trojan horses.
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the person who leaked it was chinese?
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Tongue in cheek: Conspiracy theory #1 Ari makes known he has RC PR 1.2 Certain forum posters make controversial statements on his blog :D RC PR 1.2 is leaked that night... Everyone who downloads the RC crash their N900s... |
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my is working well
no problems yet |
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I dont know what you guys are brabling about! but i dont have the chinese 1.2 version! Even better, there isn't a chinese language setting in my PR1.2 so this is for sure the euro version and allot newer then most of you people are using!
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This leaked firmware is very buggy though
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Everyone keeps saying how old this firmware is. If you check it against the SDK changlog and reported bug fixes it is about as new as it is going to get seen as PR1.2 was locked down on about the 8th April.
Everyone calling this may want to do a little research as this is prob it in a can. All pics I've seen on net for HK released N900's have same firmware version Nokia would not release a half baked version there and a newer better one everywhere else. |
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well for me it works great and i am in central america no problems at all
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If you have a debian or debian derrived box kicking around type "man debsign". Looking at the changelog for the devscripts package, you've been able to sign both packages and changes logs since at least Feb 1999. Your FUD is more than eleven years out of date. (And by the way, I think deb had signing long before rpm - although it was not mandatory for a while.) You'll also find that the strongest group of pgp/gnupg trusted keys in the world... belongs to debian developers. |
Why dont Nokia release fixes deb by deb to the repositories?
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What I just dont get is why Nokia use a fantastic, highly advanced packaging system... then only release bug fixes and upgrades monolithic blocks of firmware. Surely the whole point of using a state of the art packaging system (yes I know they are downgrading to rpm soon. Sigh.) is that when a bug is fixed in package X, it can be QA'd and pushed out when _IT_ is ready without waiting for totally unrelated pacakges a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,i,j,k... etc to also be ready for an update. That is why they online repositories... isnt it? Sure release a bundle of fixes every now and then as a fresh new FW - but the fixes out as soon as QA'd! The infrastructure and means is there and ready. The community app devs know and use it - why not Nokia? |
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Maybe but nothing make you sure that this firmware doesn't contain malware ... it s from an unknow source ... it can be chineese, russian, greek, french, (other country you want) ... i ll not trust it ... and to be exact ... we don t know at least from which country this firmware have been leak ... it s post on a chineese direct download site ... this is only what we know. And personnaly i didn't trust anything coming from direct download site :)
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No but really, the leaked version is not an RC, just saying.. |
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As for breaking peoples Phones, only if they did not flash properly as that fw i can say 100% would never break any N900. |
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