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2010-01-12
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Having huge problem which no one on freenode chat can help me with.
Nothing is showing up at when holding down the "u" button and plugging in the USB cable. Yes the N900 is fully charged ( I'm not that noobish ), and nothing is happening, except every 20 seconds or so the yellow light comes on and stays yellow, and the vibrating device does a real quick "turning on" signal, Nokia comes up on the screen but no backlight or anything else.
Tried using the flasher, say's it unpacked images then say's "Nothing to Do" then gives lists of flasher options.
WTF do I do next cause no one seems to know what to do and I've followed all steps according to maemo wiki
Thanks, I'm just really emoraging right now cause nothing is working
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2010-01-12
, 18:09
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@ District of Columbia
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mate i had the same issue. I thought the phone was fully charged but it was not. I recommend you get a fully charged spare battery or get a desktop charger for your n900. trust me 100% its your battery. the phones firmware controls the charging. if the firmware is not there or damaged it will never fully charge, maybe only 0.1% so you might be able to turn it on for a few seconds. It keeps restarting when you try to charge because the firmware is not there or damaged. The exact same thing happened to me. I kept it on charge for 2 days and it still didn’t fully charge, when I tested my battery on another 5800 it was fully dead.
I used a full battery from a 5800 and it worked for me. Trust me use another battery you know for a fact is 100% charged and try again. Thank me when it works
if you go back to the start of this thread you will see that i had the same issues as you.
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2010-01-12
, 18:20
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@ Finland
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Thing is I also thought it might have been the battery, that's why I took the battery out of my gf's N900 and replaced it with mine - still same thing, nothing happens.
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2010-01-12
, 22:46
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@ District of Columbia
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Like I said, download flasher-3.5 and use these instructions:
http://wiki.maemo.org/Updating_the_firmware#Windows
There's many similar topics here which will definitely help you.
Press "U" before you plug it on USB. And you need to press "u" button for about 1-2mins while it's connected. When you let go, the orange led should go on.
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2010-01-12
, 22:47
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2010-01-12
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@ Finland
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2010-01-13
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OK Guys. Solution for all that have Vista 64bit OS (or other 64 bit microshit) and cant flash n900 and posible many other devices.
You need to turn on loading of unsigned drivers.
You do it by choosing option in text boot menu (the one that you will get after pushing "F8" key just on start of Windows booting).
You need to choose from text menu "Boot without checking for signed drivers" or similar (cant exactly write option name because got polish edition of Vista)
If someone can check how its called in english version properly then please write it.
Good luck.
Have a nice day.
And pray for fast firmware update (Bricked 2 times in 1 week).
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2010-01-13
, 20:27
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Are you holding the U key while you turn the device on, or are you turning the device on then pressing U?
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2010-01-13
, 20:35
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@ Finland
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#110
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If I can get the phone to do that, then I can reflash it.
To find yourself, think for yourself
-Socrates 469 BC