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looks like that link is dead. Could someone please re-post "getlockcode"?
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Let's make this short. My N810 got its internal memory corrupted. I make a backup using the Backup/restore feature. Then I flash to the latest version, restore the backup, then all is good.
But now, I want to re-enable the lock code, but I forgot the lock code from when I first set it. I've tried my possible kind of combinations, and I have tried 12345, Nokia default, to no avail.
I figured I could look in my backup, to see if the code was. I got the settings.zip, I unzipped it and navigated to
/Root/etc/osso-aft-init/gconf-dir/system/osso/dir/locks
And there was the %gconf.xml, which I hoped would have the lockcode in it, likewise with my WEP key stored in the backup in a different .xml file.
But this is what it displays
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