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Sorry I am a noob,

i need the firmware file s I can re-flash my bricked N900 (stuck on boot up 2 circle from the left).

New to Nokia and Maemo. Rooted and re-flashed my G1 several times, bricked it several times lol. However Nokia and Maemo seem different, anyone with this information that would like to help me work through the process would be helpful (I do not want to send the phone back to Nokia).

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thank you for the link.

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Note! It sounds from your description your device can be fixed without a reflash. See:
http://wiki.maemo.org/User:Jebba/Flash
 

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Originally Posted by mynokiamobile View Post
thank you for the link.

to make it easier u can shorten the filename of the *.bin file(s) when flashing. its really quite easy, once you find how to do it! It took me longer to find this than to actually flash my N900!

Make sure youre USB cable is plugged into the back of your computer into a main USB port for best results. *(the below wont work unless you do)*

i suggest doing the emmc flash also for best results. (this will format user docs etc, so BACKUP)
 

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I have tried the short way did not work, I am sitting at the cmd command line and it still says "Suitable USB device not found, waiting" ??
 
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I have tried the short way did not work, I am sitting at the cmd command line and it still says "Suitable USB device not found, waiting" ??
Make sure youre USB cable is plugged into the back of your computer into a main USB port for best results.

unplug, then plug in again
 

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I am on my laptop, it is the only XP I have. it does not seem to matter which port I put it in?
 
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which method are you trying?
 

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