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Sailfish OS for the Motorola Moto G7 Power (XT1955-5) - (ocean) (9)
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Originally Posted by fanoush
That what I though but was hoping somebody with access to a serial flasher could test it and recover their device if it fails.....
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2007-11-27
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Hi!
So here it is. Attached to this post.
Nice JFFS2 warnings I got there... :-/
Regards,
Larde.
Originally Posted by BOFH
Took me a little to figure that out. I'm not really pro with that device yet. :-)
Hey Larde & Anthrobug,
Any change you can post a dmsg so we and see if there is any differense from the 1301?
Also mine is a 1301 ;
So here it is. Attached to this post.
Nice JFFS2 warnings I got there... :-/
Regards,
Larde.
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2007-11-27
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Originally Posted by Larde
Your MAC address is clear...
Hi!
Took me a little to figure that out. I'm not really pro with that device yet. :-)
So here it is. Attached to this post.
Nice JFFS2 warnings I got there... :-/
Regards,
Larde.
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2007-11-27
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I'll add your MAC address to my router's MAC filter so if you are ever in the neighborhood, you can use some of my bandwidth 
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2007-11-27
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Hi!
*lol*
Yeah, I'll run around in New York till I find you, one day...
Regards,
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Originally Posted by xxM5xx
I'll add your MAC address to my router's MAC filter so if you are ever in the neighborhood, you can use some of my bandwidth
*lol*Yeah, I'll run around in New York till I find you, one day...
Regards,
Larde.
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2007-11-27
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So, most are 1301 but there are two 1302 reported so far.. I really wonder what the difference is..
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2007-11-27
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I bought mine from Buy.com, got last week.
It was built in Korea and here is the info:
Product RX-34
HW-Build 1302
Nolo 1.1.6
Wow! one of the rare 1302's
It was built in Korea and here is the info:
Product RX-34
HW-Build 1302
Nolo 1.1.6
Wow! one of the rare 1302's
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2007-11-27
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#38
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Originally Posted by fpp
I have seen hardware revisions 1301 and 1302. The others may have been reserved and not yet used.
Question is, has anyone got a N800 that's NOT a 1301 ? :-)
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2007-11-27
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Texrat,
Do you have any idea (or do you know someone who does) what the difference between 1301 and 1302 is? As Nokia didn't even use different numbers for the Finland and Korea products it sounds like there, ah, should, be some real difference if they bothered to change the number from 1301 to 1302..
OT: Your 'Thanks' button is still missing.. could it be caused by your fairly large signature? Pushing the button out of the way, maybe?
Do you have any idea (or do you know someone who does
) what the difference between 1301 and 1302 is? As Nokia didn't even use different numbers for the Finland and Korea products it sounds like there, ah, should, be some real difference if they bothered to change the number from 1301 to 1302..OT: Your 'Thanks' button is still missing.. could it be caused by your fairly large signature? Pushing the button out of the way, maybe?
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2007-11-27
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Check at the end of the dmesg dump -- I'm seeing stuff regarding a USB hub? I get some musb_hdrc earlier in the boot, but nothing about a hub.
Looks like USB OTG-related maybe?
Of course, I'm not running the latest firmware either -- they said that only affected the SDHC trouble, so I was too lazy to do it. Maybe that's all I'm seeing here?
Looks like USB OTG-related maybe?
Of course, I'm not running the latest firmware either -- they said that only affected the SDHC trouble, so I was too lazy to do it. Maybe that's all I'm seeing here?
