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	Rusnak-COBRA	2013-01-09 , 10:34
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Thanks, looks useful

so should I use those same "N950" marked files for N9, will it do no harm, yes?

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thedead1440	2013-01-09 , 10:42
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Originally Posted by Rusnak-COBRA

Thanks, looks useful
so should I use those same "N950" marked files for N9, will it do no harm, yes?

Yup those N950 files are fine for the N9 and they will put your phone into open mode so I think just chrooting in should be sufficient to remove the lock as CAL is locked in open mode and device lock doesn't work though I haven't tried it myself in such a situation...

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	Rusnak-COBRA	2013-01-09 , 11:29
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hm, I'm not so skilled to know how to perform it all, but surely will look for some guides. Thanks. hope It'll work for me then.

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mihkel	2013-01-09 , 11:38
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Originally Posted by thedead1440

robthebold,

Have you tried cold-flashing the device? I think its with a -c flag; put both the rootfs and emmc in one command too and try...

I have the same problem as robthebold.

For cold flashing, I have to write

Code:

flasher -c -F main.bin -F emmc.bin --erase-user-data

instead of

Code:

flasher -f -F main.bin -F emmc.bin --erase-user-data

am I right?

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thedead1440	2013-01-09 , 11:40
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mihkel,

Yup but you can remove the --erase-user-data flag I think...

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mihkel	2013-01-09 , 12:20
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Originally Posted by thedead1440

mihkel,

Yup but you can remove the --erase-user-data flag I think...

Did the cold flash, here's the log from cmd:

Code:

C:\Program Files\Nokia\Flasher>flasher -c -F main.bin -F emmc.bin --erase-user-data

flasher 3.12.1 (Oct  6 2011) Harmattan
WARNING: This tool is intended for professional use only. Using it may result
in permanently damaging your device or losing the warranty.

Using 1st image to detect HW
Suitable USB interface (bootrom) not found, waiting...
Waiting for ASIC id...
Got 69 bytes.
ASIC ID:
05 01 05 01 36 30 07 07  13 02 01 00 12 15 01 b6
6c c1 9c 2a 15 b9 bc f6  ec 3e ba 72 5c 42 3a 63
dc 24 14 14 15 01 12 dd  2f 66 d4 55 fe 19 2c 62
b9 b8 e2 65 0a fc 1d 9f  3f 90 15 09 01 13 bf 3e
ef 15 52 e7 03
HW variant: HS
Found matching 1st (916)
Sending 1st image (26496 bytes)... done.
Sending HWID query... Received 11 bytes from 1st
ERROR: ReadFile error 31
usb_bulk_read: No error
Got HWID: RM-696:1603
Suitable USB interface (bootrom) not found, waiting...
Waiting for ASIC id...
Got 69 bytes.
ASIC ID:
05 01 05 01 36 30 07 07  13 02 01 00 12 15 01 b6
6c c1 9c 2a 15 b9 bc f6  ec 3e ba 72 5c 42 3a 63
dc 24 14 14 15 01 12 dd  2f 66 d4 55 fe 19 2c 62
b9 b8 e2 65 0a fc 1d 9f  3f 90 15 09 01 13 bf 3e
ef 15 52 e7 03
Sending 2nd image (26112 bytes)... done.
Sending ping... pong.
Sending ape-algo (7266816 bytes)... done.
Suitable USB interface (bootloader/phonet) not found, waiting...
Ping attempt 1 (250 ms)
Server application: 1.7.2
Found product RM-696 rev. 1603
Server implements softupd protocol version 1.8

Battery level 70 %, continuing.
Erasing, this may take a while.
Erase done.
Success

C:\Program Files\Nokia\Flasher>

It didn't show the usual flashing sequence. Is that normal?
Phone still doesn't turn on.

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thedead1440	2013-01-09 , 12:25
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Can you try it without the --erase-user-data flag?

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	Rusnak-COBRA	2013-01-09 , 13:01
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@ thedead1440 one more question, how can I chroot that device if I have mounted its filesystems on the PC? anyway, I have like really no idea what to do after mounting those filesystems. lost in searching of internet.

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thedead1440	2013-01-09 , 13:07
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Originally Posted by Rusnak-COBRA

@ thedead1440 one more question, how can I chroot that device if I have mounted its filesystems on the PC? anyway, I have like really no idea what to do after mounting those filesystems. lost in searching of internet.

Once you have the file-systems mounted you can extract whatever you want from them

Also maybe you can try unmounting and booting; does it still ask for lock code now that the device is in open mode?

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	Rusnak-COBRA	2013-01-09 , 14:01
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I have not mounted it yet, but that's the part I think I can make myself, so I was asking further. Then I'll need to found what files stand for contacts, messages, notes and call log in system

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