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2010-04-10
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2010-04-10
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2010-04-11
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You don't necessarily have to use those, you could just save it to a file in MyDocs first:
Then use the usb cable and copy the file old_lockcode from the device and invoke john the ripper on it as instructed. You could also simply copy&paste the code to pastebin.com or such with the n900 and then copy&paste it again to a file on a computer to avoid messing with the cable.Code:echo root:$(grep -A 13 lock_code /dev/mtd1|tail -1): > /home/user/MyDocs/old_lockcode
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2010-04-12
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2010-04-12
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2010-04-22
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2010-04-22
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they unlocked my mobile widt losing my data (contat, notes call records,txts, pics vids,music) but my apps are gone !so its kinda soft reset !
BCAUSE THERE IS METHOD TO SOFT RESET YOUR PHONE AND RESET THE LOCK CODE OR JUST MAKE UR PHONE WRK AND AVOID LOSING YOUR DATA
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2010-04-29
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2010-05-01
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Well, I was uber stupid and forgot my lock code. >.< Reflashed and I was at least able to get back into the device. But I could not get my code back (the mtd1 hack was of no use here: the code is now encrypted...).
But the libraries in charge of device locking have an interesting trait: write **** to the lock code area of where it is stored and it will be reset to 12345.
Attached is a program that will do just that. Warning: It is writing to a very critical part of the N900. I will take no responsibility whatsoever if it messes up your N900. It worked for me (i.e. I was able to reboot fine and change the code fine. Multiple times, actually. I tested quite a few times.) but I cannot ensure it will do the same for you. Use at your own risk.
It disables the autolock upon bootup, writes **** to the lock code area, brings up the control panel applet from which you MUST change it from 12345.
Run as root, prefixing it with run-standalone.sh.
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See http://wiki.maemo.org/Updating_the_firmware for flashing instructions, and make sure you hold down the U key while powering up the N900 to set it to flashing mode.