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m4r0v3r is offline m4r0v3r
2013-01-05 , 03:06
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#11
Originally Posted by AMD View Post
By dead you mean damaged or empty? You know, flasher in cmd charges the battery of the N9; even if it was empty. So an empty battery is not a problem.
empty but when the n9 wants to be a ***** it will be. Usually its not do able without draining the last 4% of the battery through nitdroid but still doable
 
DS McGuire is offline DS McGuire
2013-01-05 , 03:40
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Originally Posted by m4r0v3r View Post
empty but when the n9 wants to be a ***** it will be. Usually its not do able without draining the last 4% of the battery through nitdroid but still doable
I don't really understand any of that apart from the w"hen the n9 wants to be a ***** it will be" bit :L
 
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2013-01-05 , 14:14
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Just make sure you downloaded the correct firmware files and then make sure that filenames you type to flasher command match these. If you launch the flasher telling it to look for main.bin at your present working directory and you don't have main.bin there, it's hardly suprising that it fails to find it.

Use full filename of the firmaware file in your flasher command OR rename it as main.bin.
 
DS McGuire is offline DS McGuire
2013-01-05 , 21:27
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#14
Just tried flasher -i

Code:
 Device identifier: (null) (SN: N/A)
Error claiming USB interface: Operation not permitted
Error claiming USB interface: Operation not permitted
Error claiming USB interface: Operation not permitted
Error claiming USB interface: Operation not permitted
Error claiming USB interface: Operation not permitted
Error claiming USB interface: Operation not permitted
Error claiming USB interface: Operation not permitted
Error claiming USB interface: Operation not permitted
Error claiming USB interface: Operation not permitted
Error claiming USB interface: Operation not permitted
Error claiming USB interface: Operation not permitted
What the hell is going on?!
 
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bockersjv is offline bockersjv
2013-01-05 , 21:50
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#15
I had this problem. Send it back to Nokia, I tried everything to no avail. 4 Days later the phone was back fixed under warrantee.
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robthebold is offline robthebold
2013-01-05 , 22:01
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Originally Posted by DS McGuire View Post
Just tried flasher -i

Code:
 Device identifier: (null) (SN: N/A)
Error claiming USB interface: Operation not permitted
Error claiming USB interface: Operation not permitted
Error claiming USB interface: Operation not permitted
Error claiming USB interface: Operation not permitted
Error claiming USB interface: Operation not permitted
Error claiming USB interface: Operation not permitted
Error claiming USB interface: Operation not permitted
Error claiming USB interface: Operation not permitted
Error claiming USB interface: Operation not permitted
Error claiming USB interface: Operation not permitted
Error claiming USB interface: Operation not permitted
What the hell is going on?!
OS privilege problem. Your user doesn't have enough privilege to do that operation with the USB port. Try "sudo flasher -i" if you're on a *buntu variant, su root on Debian, or whatever command applies to get root privilege in your OS.
 
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2013-01-05 , 22:05
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sudo

It really is not that hard to follow the flashing instructions (ohwell you might need to use search for cold flashing), but if your not able to search, then you might want to take it to nokia care, as reflashing it should only take a minute or two ;-)
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2013-01-15 , 21:53
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#18
This is the DIY solution for anyone searching and finding this post:-
http://everythingn9.com/death-by-bat...arge-nokia-n9/

Just don't let the battery discharge too far is the best prevention.
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fgr is offline fgr
2013-01-15 , 23:05
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#19
Originally Posted by bockersjv View Post
I had this problem. Send it back to Nokia, I tried everything to no avail. 4 Days later the phone was back fixed under warrantee.
Hi bockersjv
I've been trying to flash mine for a few days but it never starts.
Where did you send your N9? I am getting interested in trying your way ...
 
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2013-01-16 , 05:33
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#20
sudo flasher -f -F -c FIASCO.IMG

-c = if i remember correct, it is cold flash. You can try without it fist!

If that is not working:
sudo flasher -f -F -c FIASCO.IMG EMMC.IMG
 
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