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2010-03-27
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#221
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Originally Posted by torres76
me too, but i flashed it with global fw bout 3 months ago
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2010-03-27
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@ reading, uk
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#222
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Originally Posted by leetut
i havn't flashed mine yet so im just lucky i guess.
me too, but i flashed it with global fw bout 3 months ago
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2010-03-27
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@ UK
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#223
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Originally Posted by leetut
I don't really want to flash it in case something goes wrong (i'm not too tech savvy to sort it out). Think i'll just have to wait until Vodafone sort themselves out.
me too, but i flashed it with global fw bout 3 months ago
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2010-03-27
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@ Worthing, England
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#225
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Originally Posted by ScottishDuck
ScottishDuck - unfortunately that will never happen on this device......
We really need to see the rootfs size readjusted. It's really becoming a problem for me.
It is a solid chip....
There are many many things you can do - i have 80+ apps on my n900 and have never hit the rootfs problem yet. i'm down to about 52mb at the moment and thats with extras testing enabled....
I agree there should be more space, to simply avoid the amount of these issues that have occurred, or at least provide an easier option to help sort it
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2010-03-28
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@ Scotland
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#226
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Originally Posted by noobmonkey
I was aware of space saving methods but I wasn't aware the rootfs was a solid chip. How dissapointing.
ScottishDuck - unfortunately that will never happen on this device......
It is a solid chip....
There are many many things you can do - i have 80+ apps on my n900 and have never hit the rootfs problem yet. i'm down to about 52mb at the moment and thats with extras testing enabled....
I agree there should be more space, to simply avoid the amount of these issues that have occurred, or at least provide an easier option to help sort it
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2010-03-28
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#227
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Hi gang,
I want clean the entire N900 and I read that this needs to be done with flashing the cell with the firmware and also flashing the eMMc
But what comes first?
I have read the wicki thread and there were some conflicting statements..
Please some help...
I want clean the entire N900 and I read that this needs to be done with flashing the cell with the firmware and also flashing the eMMc
But what comes first?
I have read the wicki thread and there were some conflicting statements..
Please some help...
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2010-03-28
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@ Cambridge, UK
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#228
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Originally Posted by rolan900d
According to the Nokia Firmware site, and to the wiki, you should flash the firmware first and then the eMMC (without booting the phone up in between).
Hi gang,
I want clean the entire N900 and I read that this needs to be done with flashing the cell with the firmware and also flashing the eMMc
But what comes first?
I have read the wicki thread and there were some conflicting statements..
Please some help...
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2010-03-28
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#229
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Originally Posted by Rob1n
Thanx but that is the problem...
According to the Nokia Firmware site, and to the wiki, you should flash the firmware first and then the eMMC (without booting the phone up in between).
When I flash the firmware the cell boots up!
It goes in to the start screen where you can set the date, time etc.
So everytime the phone boots after flashing the firmware!
After the eMMC it doesn't...
Am I doing something wrong?
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2010-03-28
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#230
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Originally Posted by rolan900d
I don't know - the only time I reflashed was before they'd put those notices up, and I reflashed the eMMC first, then the firmware. That worked fine for me.
Thanx but that is the problem...
When I flash the firmware the cell boots up!
It goes in to the start screen where you can set the date, time etc.
So everytime the phone boots after flashing the firmware!
After the eMMC it doesn't...
Am I doing something wrong?