Was able to finally get the file.. Webscarab & increasing the base memory for a Java VM application to 999M.. *wipes brow* Now if only Deblet used apt cache's!
I wasn't able to get the perl script to work - it complained about needing a password?
Any ideas on when Nokia will make this generally available? Or should I just install the Windows updater app? (I've always updated from Linux in the past)
Was able to finally get the file.. Webscarab & increasing the base memory for a Java VM application to 999M.. *wipes brow* Now if only Deblet used apt cache's!
How did you use Webscarab? I downloaded it, installed it, and have it running, but I don't see how I actually make it work. How do I take what I see in the Perl script and apply it to Webscarab?
Load Webscarab with the added memory (adding the arg to the desktop/shortcut), It enables a local proxy of 127.0.0.1:8008
Change default internet connection in control panel to use that proxy.
Go back to web Scarab, select save and choose a directory.
If you don't save before attempting to download the file with the Update wizard you risk loosing the data if it runs out of memory. Whereas if you saved it prior it stores in that locaton subsequent data to-from.
Then open up in your trusted hex/text editor, remove the header portion and you're left with the file.
Does anyone know the Mac Address range for the WiMax tablets, e.g. the n810 is 00:1D:6E:D5:xx:xx, and the n800 is 00:19:4F:D5:xx:xx? I've just ordered a wimax version, but don't want to wait for it
Does anyone know the Mac Address range for the WiMax tablets, e.g. the n810 is 00:1D:6E5:xx:xx, and the n800 is 00:19:4F5:xx:xx? I've just ordered a wimax version, but don't want to wait for it