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2010-05-27
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#12
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Bricking it to the functional level of a brick is pretty hard to do, but saying that messing the device (OS) up is VI, is a stretch beyond any known modulus of elasticity 
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2010-05-27
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#13
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Originally Posted by hawaii
Can you please explain that in FULL so everyone knows what your talking about? because even i would love to know how you know Nokia made such a ballsup to leave prototype elements on a production pcb lol.
Botch your CMT MCSU and use flasher --disable-cmt-verify. See what happens.
The N900 has JTAG-ability, so the majority of all things CAN be fixed, you just need the proper hardware and software.
Last edited by abill_uk; 2010-05-27 at 16:08.
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2010-05-27
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Originally Posted by abill_uk
Actually I'm quite glad they left JTAG lands available, I'd be interested in actually running them out to a board and hooking it up to a BDI-2000. Makes debugging the kernel real easy.
Can you please explain that in FULL so everyone knows what your talking about? because even i would love to know how you know Nokia made such a ballsup to leave prototype elements on a production pcb lol.
After all this isn't your average, locked-down cellphone, now is it?
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2010-05-27
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Originally Posted by abill_uk
Why would anyone want a complete step-by-step on how to totally and irreversibly break a device?
Can you please explain that in FULL so everyone knows what your talking about? because even i would love to know how you know Nokia made such a ballsup to leave prototype elements on a production pcb lol.
Cool factor?
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2010-05-27
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I am astonished to know any programmer that would deliberately kamikaze his N900 lol
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2010-05-27
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This thread is going to get very interesting lol and as we are talking about high level language source code, you would need full source available to even access break points and as we are talking about progression here why would anyone want to burn bridges? This is pure speculation here unless its coming from the Nokia development team that worked on the prototype.
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2010-05-27
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Originally Posted by abill_uk
Underneath your battery, next to the id sticker there are some odd little holes.
because even i would love to know how you know Nokia made such a ballsup to leave prototype elements on a production pcb lol.
These aren't really for show or anything, you can connect something to these pads, probably with fancy pogo stick thingies. Just like the first xbox and almost every router in the world.
The only thing you need is $10 in DIY or a $2700 'professional' JTAG programmer (BDI-2000)
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2010-05-27
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Originally Posted by abill_uk
I specifically won't give any more information. The amount of stupid people on these forums is astonishing.
Can you please explain that in FULL so everyone knows what your talking about? because even i would love to know how you know Nokia made such a ballsup to leave prototype elements on a production pcb lol.
having JTAG is not a "ballsup" as you so eloquently put it. A LOT of consumer devices have contacts for JTAG. It's there for a purpose and 99% of the time, consumers don't know about it.
I can see why people have been bashing you. Dummy.
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2010-05-27
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Now that there was funny, given my age i think i just peed my pants 
"Impossible is not in the Maemo vocabulary" - Caballero