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flasher-3.5 -f --flash-only=kernel -R -F zImage-930mhz-500dsp
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Its as clean as it can be... Anyways after I've left it alone for a while, not connected to anything, I plugged it again to the charger and it tried to start charging (doing its 'soft' booting up) but kept failing and shutting down, in a never ending loop.
I took out the battery from the device, will try to put it on and start recharging again in a while - maybe I'll get lucky...
I think I'll try un-installing the power kernel with the flasher, doing:
As I have the zImage-930mhz-500dsp kernel running... I might screwed it up with some of my messing around commands...Code:flasher-3.5 -f --flash-only=kernel -R -F zImage-930mhz-500dsp
Is even it possible flashing with an empty battery?
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Anyhows, now that I've left my battery out of the phone for quite a while (more than 5 hours), it won't even charge anymore
I plug the charger or usb, and nothing happens - the status led doesn't even turn on
Just to clarify - the above mentioned method for being able to re-charge the phone, which I described on my first post in this thread, worked for me more than once before...
I think my current issue is something entirely different this time (maybe busted usb-port? but why and how? it was perfectly fine a few hours ago!).
I'm thinking of maybe try and use my N85 battery on my N900 to see if it would turn on... I'll have to use wires though, as the N85's battery won't fit inside the N900...
As long as people will accept crap, it will be financially profitable to dispense it...
Last edited by efekt; 2010-10-12 at 21:40.