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Acctually.. it is possible to just flash the kernel. That would save you the hazzle of reinstalling the apps and conf-files.
sudo flasher-3.5 -F <firmware-image> --flash-only=kernel -f -R
edit: Although i would not bet on that it will change your /etc/pmconfig. You probably need to flash your root system e.g. the Combined image.
Now the device doesn't boot, and I'm sure it's because of that file... Is there a way to edit the file now? Or any other thing?
Please help!
AMLJ**0-1-47