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The N900 is no way old so i strongly suggest you re-flash both images because 99.9% of people on this forum will think this is soooo sad to read.
MANY people are programming for this device and for you to say what you have said is just not fair on those people.
My N900's CMT stopped working the other week, and I decided I might as well try something new (Nokia E7) rather than try to fix it. It's a great phone, but a lot of the things it could do really didn't improve my life to any great degree once the novelty factor wore off.
At is stands though, I have a perfectly functional Wi-Fi only N900. What uses could one have for such a device in the home?