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	tissot	2010-01-16 , 00:51
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Originally Posted by bugelrex

i thought nokia had higher standards than apple. and yes, if apple released a firmware that caused the phone to randomly drain all battery or making the phone unuable they would be sued if there was no workaround or fix within a week.

Some here got a bit selective memory. Iphone 3G had big reception issues that Apple knowlidged, but till the second update Apple didn't do anything to it. Or WiFi problems that i was affected too. How about the cracking plastic back on the 3G, where exactly the same problem was on already on the old gen macbooks. Would have thought they learned from there already?

Not saying that Nokia shouldn't get these probs fixed and not get sued and what not, but it's no sun and puppys always on the other side either.

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egoshin	2010-01-16 , 01:06
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Originally Posted by egoshin

/lib/firmware/

/var/lib/dpkg/info/cmt-firmware-rx51.list has a pretty interesting lines for PR1.0.1:

/boot/cmtImage

???

OK... apt-get install --reinstall -d cmt-firmware-rx51=8.2.2009.3.4.3-2+0m5

can't find it... Only newest can be picked up.

So, to make rollback possible Nokia should put back in repository this file.

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	Sadavyk	2010-01-16 , 01:09
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Originally Posted by Uprock415

I'm afraid to update my device.

i know what you mean but it seems the best way to do so is to Uninstall all apps, and restore your phone to the original setting.. i haven't done mine but i think thats the road i'm taking

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	Sadavyk	2010-01-16 , 01:27
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Originally Posted by Butterfly

I find it VERY hard to believe, that people have actually tested this firmware for a few weeks and found none of these bugs that only took us lot a day to find. We are the ones who test the firmware, not them! What a joke. I can see this being the very last Nokia phone that I ever buy, unless Nokia get their act together pronto!

I'm so with you on this 1
this is the 1st update that makes you want to kick someones *** >

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	Sadavyk	2010-01-16 , 01:42
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Originally Posted by lorelei

I'm afraid that only a reflash of the device with the old image will remove the firmware update (losing your installed applications at the same time).

But why would you remove it?

i think because when the n900 was just a n800 you could

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	GeneralAntilles	2010-01-16 , 02:39
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Originally Posted by Butterfly

I find it VERY hard to believe, that people have actually tested this firmware for a few weeks and found none of these bugs that only took us lot a day to find. We are the ones who test the firmware, not them! What a joke. I can see this being the very last Nokia phone that I ever buy, unless Nokia get their act together pronto!

Not particularly inclined to such an obvious troll, but I do wonder how many of these issues are related to OTA updating instead of straight flashing.

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Frank Banul	2010-01-16 , 03:08
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Really? It's not that big of a deal to backup and do a full flash followed by a restore. But I seriously doubt if that's going to fix the media player, especially since kmplayer/osso backend plays the video fine.

Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles

Not particularly inclined to such an obvious troll, but I do wonder how many of these issues are related to OTA updating instead of straight flashing.

Frank

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	GeneralAntilles	2010-01-16 , 04:04
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Originally Posted by Frank Banul

Really? It's not that big of a deal to backup and do a full flash followed by a restore. But I seriously doubt if that's going to fix the media player, especially since kmplayer/osso backend plays the video fine.

I'm questioning why the testers didn't run across some of these bugs. I expect the OTA update plays a part here (since the beta firmware was distributed as a FIASCO image).

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Frank Banul	2010-01-16 , 04:19
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That's a reasonable suggestion. Any one not do an OTA upgrade but a full flash and have video playback problems?

Frank

Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles

I'm questioning why the testers didn't run across some of these bugs. I expect the OTA update plays a part here (since the beta firmware was distributed as a FIASCO image).