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2009-12-12
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remove all seetings and personal files:
SEE EDIT
but be carefull with it. It will remove even pre-installed maps
EDIT: probably will be better:
rm -R $home/user/*
At least one person tried (rm -R $home/*) and it didn't work.....
Last edited by mikhmv; 2009-12-15 at 20:53.
SEE EDIT
but be carefull with it. It will remove even pre-installed maps
EDIT: probably will be better:
rm -R $home/user/*
At least one person tried (rm -R $home/*) and it didn't work.....
Last edited by mikhmv; 2009-12-15 at 20:53.
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2009-12-12
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Originally Posted by ioioio
um, no.
On a n810 that's a soft reset. A hard reset would be to reflash.
a hard reset is a hard reset and a reflash is a reflash. both are completely different things.
hard reset is restarting a device after disconnecting it from the power source.
reflash is reinstalling its firm/software.
if a hard-reset via holding down the power-button does not work, then taking out the battery is a hard reset for the n900.
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2009-12-13
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I flashed mine last-night it took me a while thought cause number one it doesn't work with windows 7 64bit so I hand to use xp mode and secondly you have to hold down the "u" key on the phone.
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2009-12-13
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Update your firmware to the same one. download and install Nokia's firmware updater.
That will reinstall the OS from zero... My glitch got fixed
Go here: http://europe.nokia.com/get-support-...oftware-update
Last edited by hani1400; 2009-12-13 at 07:28.
That will reinstall the OS from zero... My glitch got fixed
Go here: http://europe.nokia.com/get-support-...oftware-update
Last edited by hani1400; 2009-12-13 at 07:28.
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2009-12-13
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I'm a bit confused. Is there any way to return the device to factory condition that wouldn't require the Xterminal? I have a loaner device I need to return, and want to learn to swipe it clean, but preferably without CLI. Is this possible? Evidently there is some user data preservation implemented. Can we turn that off so it is wiped too?
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2009-12-13
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The rm -R $home/* for removing all personal data should be on some sticky note or something. This is essential information for everyone returning, selling or giving away their devices.
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2009-12-13
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This doesn't mean your data is gone, it just isn't easily accessed through the file-system. If you're really concerned about personal data, incineration is probably your best bet.
Edit: I wonder if the image for flashing the eMMC fully overwrites the eMMC's flash?
Edit: I wonder if the image for flashing the eMMC fully overwrites the eMMC's flash?
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2009-12-13
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Originally Posted by christexaport
Dude! read my post ^ this is exactly what you want
I'm a bit confused. Is there any way to return the device to factory condition that wouldn't require the Xterminal? I have a loaner device I need to return, and want to learn to swipe it clean, but preferably without CLI. Is this possible? Evidently there is some user data preservation implemented. Can we turn that off so it is wiped too?
It will be like the first time you turned it on. EVERYTHING will get wiped off!
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2009-12-13
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Originally Posted by hani1400
One catch, it does not support Win7. You have to get the command line tool if you have Win7.
Dude! read my post ^ this is exactly what you want
It will be like the first time you turned it on. EVERYTHING will get wiped off!
1. open xterminal
2. type: ls -a
You will see all files and folders even hiden. if you want more information type: ls -la |more
if in line first letter "d" it is mean folder.
Mozilla store all settings in folder .mozilla
3. for remove all data from broser type: rm -R .mozilla
it will remove all mozilla settings. when you will start browser next time it will be like new.
most other programs store settings in similar folders (.name)
Just remove them and reboot.
flash which you did remove all installed by you programs but don't remove settings
good luck