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2015-04-08
, 07:32
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dpkg -i /path/to/that/folder/*
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2015-04-08
, 08:47
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2015-04-08
, 19:40
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2015-04-13
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Will this work with paid apps from the store like bejeweled? As the store is down now I don't know what I should do when I have to flash my N9 again - now I'm afraid playing around with it ...
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2015-04-13
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Edit: Here is a solution from Microsoft Mobile Community via our payed N9 support whoeveritdoesnow
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2015-04-13
, 21:18
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2015-04-13
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It is not funny.
Nokia Enthusiasts like aspergerguy try to help there (without charge?), and microsoft sells it at The Microsoft Mobile Community.
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2015-04-13
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this http://www.microsoft.com/en-xm/mobil...oubleshooting/ is funny
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2015-04-14
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My family is an N9 family. I have one, my wife has one and my son has one. Mine is working well, but the other two are being replaced. I recently bought them new N9s and have been trying to set them up. In fact, I bought them the day before the OVI store went offline, but was too busy to migrate both their phones that week.
I've been trying to migrate everything, including installed apps, and that hasn't been going so well. So I ask for your collective insight as to how to make this process work.
I've started with my wife's phone. Here is what I have done.
Her phone was pretty straightforward, stock and un-tweaked. But to capture apps, today I installed N9QTweak. I did the backup of all apps to .deb files. I followed the instructions on the froberg.me website for backing up messages. I then used PC Suite to restore the contents of the backup to the new phone. I stopped working on the messages at that point because the apps seemed to be the bigger hurdle to clear.
I copied the /home/user/MyDocs/BackDeb folder in its entirety over to the same path on the new phone.
I allowed installation from untrusted sources, installed Warehouse, then a couple of the apps that are available there (Meecast, exNote were it thus far).
I then enabled Developer Mode and installed N9QT.
From within N9QT, I then did option EE-2 to install CodeRus's Aegis-Installer and that appears to have installed without incident. I then selected option X-1-2 to install all backed up .debs and selected 1 because the trusted subfolder is empty. But as soon as I hit enter the script quits and nothing happens.
Just for fun, I tried X-1-2 with 1 <space> 2 and at least I see something trying to work with the Trusted folder, but again, there isn't anything in there and the script throws an error and then dumps me back to N9QT asking what I want to do next.
I even installed Warehouse, then Filebox and then tried double-clicking on a few of the .deb files and they do not install, giving me an error.
Really, getting the apps installed is the most crucial step. The user files I'm comfortable copying over using the phone in Mass Storage Mode. The SMS and MMS messages would be nice and maybe following that procedure to which I referred above I will be successful. But this not having OVI store is making life challenging. I haven't even gotten to the Maps and navigation voices yet. I hope that goes easily.
All that being said, I'm willing to take notes and help create a new guideline for people like myself who want to migrate from older, broken N9s to, well, still-old but shiny and new(er) N9s in this post-Microsoft-shutdown era. I think some of the steps in said guidebook would also be helpful for people like jmo707 who are just discovering the N9 and need our help to make the most of it.
Thank you for your help!