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#491
tablets-dev.nokia.com/maemo-dev-env-downloads.php Is down. and http://skeiron.org/tablets-dev/ dose not have the flasher mirrored. Does anyone know where to find the n9 flasher? (Linux download)
 

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#492
Originally Posted by one_with_linux View Post
tablets-dev.nokia.com/maemo-dev-env-downloads.php Is down. and http://skeiron.org/tablets-dev/ dose not have the flasher mirrored. Does anyone know where to find the n9 flasher? (Linux download)
Who said skeiron doesn't have the flasher tools?

http://skeiron.org/tablets-dev/maemo_dev_env_downloads/

skeiron.org/tablets-dev is the exact replica of tablets-dev.nokia so the places where tools are available are the exact same!
 

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#493
Originally Posted by An9 View Post
I own computer for about 30.year now sens the lovely first Amiga 1000 i was able to have it, and i know about operation systems how they function and when the don't, but you mr.Joerg_rw, you don't even use winXP, and you don't even know what i do with PC's, and if you don't install correct drivers, you won't be able to start flashing the phone, but you are just talking... and you have not even try it for yourself!
Dear An9; There are different ways to flash the device, and some flashing operations take longer than other.

If you "clean-flash" the device, flashing both device firmware and emmc, it will take about 10 minutes. An example of this type of flashing is the following command:
Code:
sudo flasher -f -F DFL61_HARMATTAN_40.2012.21-3_PR_LEGACY_001-OEM1-958_ARM.bin -F 29FAD658_DFL61_HARMATTAN_40.2012.13-7.NORTHERNEUROPE_EMMC_NORTHERNEUROPE.bin -R
If you flash just a new kernel to the device, it will be lot quicker, taking about 10 seconds. An example of this type of flashing is the following command:
Code:
sudo flasher -a DFL61_HARMATTAN_40.2012.21-3_PR_LEGACY_001-OEM1-958_ARM.bin -k zImage-2.6.32.54-dfl61-20121301 --flash-only=kernel -f -R
The flashing operation is dependent only on the type of flashing performed, and the bottleneck here is not the speed of the host computer but the flashing algorithm running on the device, how fast it can erase and reprogram the flash memory.

Consider the amount of data transferred in the process, when device is clean-flashed it will need to transfer and flash about 2.8GB of data, when flashing only kernel it will need to transfer and flash about 2.8MB of data.

When you "clean-flash" the device you actually clean it as new, hence you will propably feel that it is "fresh" and "snappy". I belive that is the way you did when you flashed the device long way.

It is no sense here to flame joerg_rw here, as this has nothing at all to do with your host computer, it does not matter what OS you run there or what drivers you have installed.
 

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#494
I meant what i said, and i said because i found out that it is, and don't come here to tell me bla-bla things without trying it to, and is not the same as slow computer as fast quanta CPU set...and slower PCs has slow USB data transfer op to 12.MBps max, while faster PCs today USB data transfer is up to 488.MBps, and USBv.3.0 has even faster so... sorry to say, but don't talk B.SH!
Nokia almost always used outdated and slower hardware but with good software to build it's devices, so N9 is one of this devices to with slower outdated hardware in it, it works for us right...should explain anymore..!?
Fast data writing on flash rooms might not work, bcz on firmware pack, there is encrypted or highly compressed files than can't be written fast enough on Eprom memory chunks, after that the device might start but there might be internal hardware errors that many of us have it often, so that's why slower computer for flashing device is more compatible than the fast one!
Now I em enjoying my device, i fell like i have new one...well before my last flash i was anger i almost put in front of my gun to shut at it!

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#495
Originally Posted by qspb View Post
Can anybody tell me tech-support email-address of tablets-dev.nokia.com ? I've been trying to download flasher_3.12.1_i386.deb since sunday, but still unsuccessfully.
I don't think they're doing some techical work right now... Maybe.. they just don't see that their website is DOWN.
Maybe they have taken it down since they are disowning everything Maemo; mirror for that page is skeiron.org/tablets-dev

However it would be good if you sent an email and just maybe they brought it back up as a result... hostmaster@nokia.com is one but I'm not sure if its the right one...

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#496
Originally Posted by qspb View Post
Also, I can't use any mirror, cause I beware of getting software from untrusted sources. I even don't know the checksum for the original deb file.
Sure be wary of the mirror but skeiron is an official backup effort led by a few of us so your fears while valid are unfounded
 

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#497
I bought a second hand N9 product code 059J250. I tried flashing with DFL_HARMATTAN_40.2012.21-3_PR_LEGACY_009-OEM1- 968_ARM The flash finished but the phone was very slow to boot and now I get a message saying I have a sim card error and I get no network. I do have wifi but no operator network. Please help

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@panorton

I think you have the wrong firmware. Navifirm says that you should have 003.
Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

http://nds2.fds-fire.nokia.com/p/d/f...M1-958_ARM.bin

Last edited by MK99; 2013-02-10 at 13:19.
 
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Originally Posted by panorton View Post
I bought a second hand N9 product code 059J250. I tried flashing with DFL_HARMATTAN_40.2012.21-3_PR_LEGACY_009-OEM1- 968_ARM The flash finished but the phone was very slow to boot and now I get a message saying I have a sim card error and I get no network. I do have wifi but now operator network. Please help
Did you do a full flash i.e. rootfs+emmc flash? If not, since you haven't used your device much its advisable to do the full flash and start-over.

If your sim card issue still plagues you, try a different sim-card to rule out the sim being the problem.
 
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#500
Please advise: Should I use flasher -f -F DFL_HARMATTAN_40.2012.13-7.NORTHERNEUROPE_EMMC_NORTHERNEUROPE.bin which is the content file listed in nvifirm for that product code or do I use the Mcu file, the one I flashed already and use emmc in the command line? Sorry to be so uneducated.
 
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