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hi a question about eMMC flashing.

the available version of VANILLLA is eMMC content 1.2009.41-1

does that mean i need the firmware version 1.2009.42-11 installed on the device?

the reason is that, i have the pr1.1 installed and when flashing eMMC, it says "device not found, waiting..."

please advise
 
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Originally Posted by gabby131 View Post
hi a question about eMMC flashing.

the available version of VANILLLA is eMMC content 1.2009.41-1

does that mean i need the firmware version 1.2009.42-11 installed on the device?

the reason is that, i have the pr1.1 installed and when flashing eMMC, it says "device not found, waiting..."

please advise
No. The eMMC image is the same to all current firmware. The reason it being labelled 42.11 is because that's when the official production firmware is released. The Vanilla will format the eMMC from preproduction N900 to current version N900 with 2G of application storage. Whereas the preproduction is only 256MB. So you don't need firmware 42.11 to use vanilla.
 

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Originally Posted by maxximuscool View Post
No. The eMMC image is the same to all current firmware. The reason it being labelled 42.11 is because that's when the official production firmware is released. The Vanilla will format the eMMC from preproduction N900 to current version N900 with 2G of application storage. Whereas the preproduction is only 256MB. So you don't need firmware 42.11 to use vanilla.
thanks....if thats the case.....there is something wrong here.

the flasher cant find my device, but i did re-flashed the FIASCO successfully.

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The fact that you are getting that message means you are on the right track!

I am assuming you are in Linux on a computer.

Switch off the N900.
Unplug the USB.
Hold down the U key on the N900.
Plug in the USB while still holding down the U key.
Watch the n900 screen. It will be dim but you will see it. When you see the USB symbol, stop holding down the U key.
Flashing should begin.

More details in the Wiki.
 

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Originally Posted by geneven View Post
The fact that you are getting that message means you are on the right track!

I am assuming you are in Linux on a computer.

Switch off the N900.
Unplug the USB.
Hold down the U key on the N900.
Plug in the USB while still holding down the U key.
Watch the n900 screen. It will be dim but you will see it. When you see the USB symbol, stop holding down the U key.
Flashing should begin.

More details in the Wiki.

im on microsoft windows 7 (XP mode) but i already try the holding the u further more.

still not seem to work. but thanks

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I managed to flash in windows 7 60-bit with xp mode.
But I did not flash eMMC, I flashed the letho OC kernel.
I assume that if I managed to flash that, I would also be able to flash eMMC
So, keep trying!
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i see the dim Nokia and followed by the progression dots, but it says on the wiki, it should only take 1 minute, but im still waiting
 
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Originally Posted by eitama View Post
I managed to flash in windows 7 60-bit with xp mode.
But I did not flash eMMC, I flashed the letho OC kernel.
I assume that if I managed to flash that, I would also be able to flash eMMC
So, keep trying!
i can flash FW and FIASCO with no probs in win 7 64-bit (XP mode) the emmc flashing is the only problem i have now
 
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Originally Posted by gabby131 View Post
i see the dim Nokia and followed by the progression dots, but it says on the wiki, it should only take 1 minute, but im still waiting
You mean the progression dots on your N900?
If you want to know how the N900 should look like, connected to PC via usb in that flashing mode, I can connect mine and let you know.

Just let me know if you need it.
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Originally Posted by eitama View Post
You mean the progression dots on your N900?
If you want to know how the N900 should look like, connected to PC via usb in that flashing mode, I can connect mine and let you know.

Just let me know if you need it.
it says on the wiki those 5 dots (the dots when you reboot the device) will appear after the dim Nokia logo and then flash, but mine does not flash,

giving me an idea would be great
 
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