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2012-05-28
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Yes, the problem was Openmode kernel, reflash stock, and the problem is no more. Oh well, bettter choice to have open-mode
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2012-05-28
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2012-05-28
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Openmode kernel has CAL area locked always. So currently only way to get lock code working is _not_ to use Openmode kernel.
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2012-05-28
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2012-05-29
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It can easily be mapped outside from CAL area, for example into aegis-fs dir. But nobody has just released such a devlock yet. Hopefully someone will do sometime in the future.
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2012-05-29
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Well yes, I would like to have it, so I might as well do something about it. I haven't really done any development on harmattan yet so this is quite new for me but I do have a solid unix/C background.
Besides, I propably should have some devproject outside my work area anyways
Do you have any useful information on the existing locking mechanism/framewok that could serve as a starting point?
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2012-08-14
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I know that someone has already done a version which doesn't use CAL at all, but he might be waiting for next possible pr-release before releasing, as I haven't seen that package in public yet.
Was thinking to do some experimenting with the N9 Lockscreen (Lockcode enabled), my idea was to get NFC working, to unlock the phone.
Doh! I cant even enter a lockcode in the settings (no lockcode ATM set). The device keeps telling me 'wrong lock code' when I enter a code (and yes, I do enter the code exactly the same in the confirmation field).
May be this is related to having flashed the open-mode kernel!
EDIT: Yes, the problem was Openmode kernel, reflash stock, and the problem is no more. Oh well, bettter choice to have open-mode
Last edited by nieldk; 2012-02-22 at 08:38. Reason: Solved