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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (7)
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2011-06-19
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More detail about my problem: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php...01#post1031501
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2011-06-19
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What did the people who said the hardware is fine say when you said yeah, if it's fine how come I can't use my usb cable?
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All I want is 40 acres, a mule, and Xterm.
All I want is 40 acres, a mule, and Xterm.
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2011-06-19
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They said they are going to double check the hardware, they they double checked it and said the same thing again :/
p.s. As described in my other thread, the N900 actually "knows" that a USB cable is plugged in because the led glows yellow when the battery is totally depleted and when there is some juice left in the battery, it vibrates as when starting up, blink orange few times, then Nokia logo and dots show up and it reboots just to start to whole process from the start and it loops it until the battery is totally drained - this only happens when the phone is turned off.
If i turn on the phone using a charged battery, maemo boots normally, everything works except it drains the battery really fast, it heats up a bit and it does not detect the wall charger or the PC USB cable.
Last edited by Daneel; 2011-06-19 at 19:14.
p.s. As described in my other thread, the N900 actually "knows" that a USB cable is plugged in because the led glows yellow when the battery is totally depleted and when there is some juice left in the battery, it vibrates as when starting up, blink orange few times, then Nokia logo and dots show up and it reboots just to start to whole process from the start and it loops it until the battery is totally drained - this only happens when the phone is turned off.
If i turn on the phone using a charged battery, maemo boots normally, everything works except it drains the battery really fast, it heats up a bit and it does not detect the wall charger or the PC USB cable.
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2011-06-19
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No, you need to flash through USB. Just try following the guide from the wiki with a fully charged battery, if there is no hardware issues you should be able to get it to work.
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2011-06-19
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It does not work. I have flashed my N900 countless times so i am pretty familiar with the procedure.
This time, when i hold the "U" key and i plug in the microUSB, the phone vibrates, Nokia logo shows up, but the USB sign does not, Then the dots and it reboots.
So, there is no other option to flash the device without using the USB cable? How would they flash it then?
This time, when i hold the "U" key and i plug in the microUSB, the phone vibrates, Nokia logo shows up, but the USB sign does not, Then the dots and it reboots.
So, there is no other option to flash the device without using the USB cable? How would they flash it then?
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2011-06-19
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How about using BackupMenu?
1. Install BackupMenu.
2. 'Acquire' freshly flashed rootfs+optfs BackupMenu backup.
3. Restore onto device.
1. Install BackupMenu.
2. 'Acquire' freshly flashed rootfs+optfs BackupMenu backup.
3. Restore onto device.
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2011-06-19
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Hey, that is actually an awesome idea, thanks!
Now, where do i get a freshly flashed root+opt backupmenu image.
Sorry for bothering you further, never used backup menu.
Now, where do i get a freshly flashed root+opt backupmenu image.
Sorry for bothering you further, never used backup menu.
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2011-06-20
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Have you tried doing the USB Flash Procedure without installed battery? Maybe that helps 
it does on my PSP (I know, completely different, but - who knows ;D)
it does on my PSP (I know, completely different, but - who knows ;D)
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2011-06-20
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I will give that a shot as well 
As the tittle says, is it possible to flash/hard reset the device without using the USB cable? I guess the only option would be xterm.
Thanks in advance.