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2007-12-06
, 06:40
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#12
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Originally Posted by technut
Indeed, it's not in the big OS partition that gets flashed, that's why i had to do all this
BTW, I have reflashed my N800 several times and it still remembers the lock code that I originally set. So a reflash doesn't seem to be a fix for a lost code.
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2008-02-09
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#14
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Thanks nhanquy, I was finally able to retrieve my key code 
-JC
Last edited by Lost_I_Am; 2008-02-10 at 17:36. Reason: Solved
-JC
Last edited by Lost_I_Am; 2008-02-10 at 17:36. Reason: Solved
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2008-02-12
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#15
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I accidentally locked my device and didn't know the lock code. I ended up reflashing the device to get it unlocked and then I was able to find the lock code in /dev/mtd1.
I find it ridiculous that it is that difficult to recover a forgotten lock code - the fact is that having the lock code this protected isn't going to make the device less likely to be stolen - it is only going to make it difficult for users like me who accidentally hit lock device when trying to turn it off. Now I am off to figure out how to remove "Lock Device" from the power menu as I never use it and I don't want to do this again by mistake.
I find it ridiculous that it is that difficult to recover a forgotten lock code - the fact is that having the lock code this protected isn't going to make the device less likely to be stolen - it is only going to make it difficult for users like me who accidentally hit lock device when trying to turn it off. Now I am off to figure out how to remove "Lock Device" from the power menu as I never use it and I don't want to do this again by mistake.
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2008-02-12
, 19:26
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@ Looking at y'all and sighing
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#16
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Originally Posted by Mysticode
I accidentally locked my device and didn't know the lock code. I ended up reflashing the device to get it unlocked and then I was able to find the lock code in /dev/mtd1.
I find it ridiculous that it is that difficult to recover a forgotten lock code - the fact is that having the lock code this protected isn't going to make the device less likely to be stolen - it is only going to make it difficult for users like me who accidentally hit lock device when trying to turn it off. Now I am off to figure out how to remove "Lock Device" from the power menu as I never use it and I don't want to do this again by mistake.
Edit /etc/systemui/systemui.xml as root
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2008-05-17
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#17
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Originally Posted by R-R
Noob here
Ok, that's fine, i was able to find the password in /dev/mtd* ...
I won't say more as i don't want stupid thief to abuse this, Linux people will know.
edit: i did try to contact them but still waiting for answers, this was faster
I also bought a 770 off ebay but until recently had problems with connectivity so I wanted to return to default and I dont have the lock code. I am not familiar with linux, so is there any tutorial on how to get into the "/dev/mtd.." and what to do with it? I am pissed I did not know about it beforehand... Thanks in advance! 
Tnx