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#1
Hey guys,
I overclocked my Phone, enjoyed it an all, but after along usage I realized I don't need it anymore and I need more batterylife, so, I used the command in Xterminal to return me to the default Kernel, but it didn't.. yes it's true my speed got back to 600, but the "Info/Version" in "About Product" still show as Unknown..is there anyway to get it back to normal? as if it's a new device?
Also "My Nokia" doesn't work, even before I overclocked, I reflashed several times but it doesn't work..anyway to fix that aswell?

I hope I get answers for my two questions, and please forgive me if I didn't search enough in the forum for answers, thanks in advance. =]
 
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You need to download the factory rootfs from Nokia:

http://tablets-dev.nokia.com/nokia_N900.php

Then you tell Mr. Flasher-3.5 to flash only the kernel, so everything else is intact. See here.

This restored the "About Product" version info on my device. Also, type carefully, so you don't end up reflashing all of rootfs

Last edited by lugkhast; 2010-09-06 at 09:06.
 
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Thank you very much ^^ I shall try this now and post back if it's solved =D

Edit: I just checked the site, but I'm not sure what to follow..
Should I follow this "Flashing only the kernel from a FIASCO image"? if so..Do I have to do it in my N900 or from the flasher in my PC? coz I noticed a "Sudo" command there..?

Last edited by Yuusei; 2010-09-06 at 11:42.
 
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Otherwise if you've got rootsh installed you can type:
root
apt-get install --reinstall kernel kernel-flasher
to reinstall the default kernel(IIRC). Just reboot afterwards.
 
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Originally Posted by ToJa92 View Post
Otherwise if you've got rootsh installed you can type:

to reinstall the default kernel(IIRC). Just reboot afterwards.
I actually tried that, but it didn't work..the "About Product" is still Uknown
 
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Use the volume keys to zoom out in terminal, then
Code:
dpkg -l mp-fremantle*
note down what the package name was then use it in
Code:
apt-get --reinstall install $packagename
Example: if you got mp-fremantle-generic-pr with the first command use apt-get --reinstall install mp-fremantle-generic-pr.
 

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Thank you guys, all of you, I fixed the "About Product" problem thanks to all of you, I can finally see my version again!
...But Whenever I start "My Nokia", I get an Internal error and the Settings app shuts down..anyway to fix that?
 
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Originally Posted by Yuusei View Post
Thank you guys, all of you, I fixed the "About Product" problem thanks to all of you, I can finally see my version again!
...But Whenever I start "My Nokia", I get an Internal error and the Settings app shuts down..anyway to fix that?
Uninstall NotMyNokia
 

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