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2011-01-10
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#41
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Originally Posted by Jade Robertson
No its the other way round.You first have to flash the EMMC and then without rebooting the phone flash the FIASCO image.
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2011-01-10
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Originally Posted by funkmunk
In process...
try to qosmio said and see what do u get after that....
Will need a few hours to examine effects.
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2011-01-10
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Originally Posted by olrac
By the time my N900 had reached about ten months of age, the battery that came with it had degraded to a point that it only provided about six hours of minimal use on WiFi and 2.5G. In October, I purchased an inexpensive, non-Nokia replacement battery, and with it, my N900 has returned to providing a full day of use.
If I let my fully charged N900 sit on the desk for 5 hours and don't even touch it, with nothing running but have it connected to 3G, then the battery will die. Until 2-3 months ago, this was not the case. I would need to recharge daily, but it would make it through most of the day on a single charge even if I made calls, used IM and spent a couple of hours running programs.
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2011-01-10
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Originally Posted by funkmunk
The information on flashing has changed fairly recently (I think). It was the way round that Jade said, but has now changed to the way that you siad.
No its the other way round.You first have to flash the EMMC and then without rebooting the phone flash the FIASCO image.
@orlac: Would it be worth trying both ways anyway?
Last edited by bigears5000; 2011-01-10 at 15:20.
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2011-01-10
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Originally Posted by Jade Robertson
According to the page which you download flash images from, it said EMMC should be flash first then Fiasco. In reality, both ways work just fine.
Isn't the Fiasco image is the one that should be flashed at first, then the EMMC?
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2011-01-10
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Originally Posted by bigears5000
Well there is no problem in trying. I did too but if you flash the kernel first and then the EMMC and start the phone you will not seen words when the homescreen launches.There will be just square boxes in the status bar, the menu, the application names & nothing will work.
The information on flashing has changed fairly recently (I think). It was the way round that Jade said, but has now changed to the way that you siad. Would it be worth trying both ways anyway?
That is why the Wiki mentions that you first have to flash the EMMC since it wipes out everything & then flash the kernel for things to load back to a default state.
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2011-01-10
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Did a Clear around 9:30, and so far battery is still near full charge. I'll test the other issues as I can, but it looks promising so far.
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2011-01-10
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let us know if ur problem still persists.
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2011-01-10
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So letīs be clear.
IF YOU
flash emmc and rootfs firmwares you will get factory reseted device. Do you follow? No restoring backups or no external microsd installed. If your device in this state behaves as you have described then clearly you have faulty device. Simple as that. No way to fix that by yourself.
IF YOU
flash emmc and rootfs firmwares you will get factory reseted device. Do you follow? No restoring backups or no external microsd installed. If your device in this state behaves as you have described then clearly you have faulty device. Simple as that. No way to fix that by yourself.
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2011-01-10
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Originally Posted by funkmunk
I know the wiki is right but I always have done emmc last and have never had any probems.
Well there is no problem in trying. I did too but if you flash the kernel first and then the EMMC and start the phone you will not seen words when the homescreen launches.There will be just square boxes in the status bar, the menu, the application names & nothing will work.
That is why the Wiki mentions that you first have to flash the EMMC since it wipes out everything & then flash the kernel for things to load back to a default state.
Flashing emmc doesn't wipe everything. Home partition, yes, but nothing to do with kernel.
Anyway, not to worry.
Last edited by bigears5000; 2011-01-10 at 18:55.
