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Easy way to update N800 firmware on Mac running OS X?
Okay, now I'm the one asking for help:
Is there any EASY way to update the firmware on the N800 on a Mac running OS X? By easy I mean no command lines, no dual boots with Windows etc. It has to be something as easy as the Windows update wizard. |
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It is very easy, but it does require use of the terminal. See link above. Don't be scared.
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The link above says it can be done entirely through a GUI, but it's not the Nokia-approved method.
Is there some reason why Nokia don't approve a GUI-based firmware update? Quote:
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Re: Easy way to update N800 firmware on Mac running OS X?
The 770-flasher.app works just fine. Has a gui and everything.
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Seriously, it doesn't get any easier than 770Flasher.
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With the wizard, you just follow some very simple on-screen instructions (connect the tablet with the cable, press button X etc), you don't even have to know what firmware is. The Wizard's only requirement is a basic understanding of english. 770Flasher requires you to get the image you want to install yourself. It's relatively unclear where or how you do this. I know what the link is, but how is anyone non-technical supposed to find out? |
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I didn't say it didn't work well, I said it was still a bit complicated compared to the Windows wizard. My original question was asking for a method that was as easy as the wizard. Quote:
A lot of you might find 770flasher very easy, but it requires a fair amount of previous knowledge about firmware updates. Put yourself in the shoes of someone who has no knowledge about firmware or flashing. The wiki page's documentation is terrible, for example sentences like this don't really mean anything: And please be sure to have no character in your directory name of Flasher/Image I'd guess they mean no non-alphanumeric characters in the folder where you keep the image, but that's not what they said. On top of all this the wiki's download link to the flasher doesn't work, and neither does the link to the images. |
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