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2008-11-11
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Try http://tablets-dev.nokia.com/nokia_N810wimax.php but when I tried to flash using the Windows update Software, it didn't work. Go figure, finally found the link, but the binary image is not acceptable for my device according to the result message and I am not the only one experiencing this problem.....
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2008-11-11
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) will fix this problem. Just hang on there a week or so...
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2008-11-11
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2008-11-11
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So the demo devices that were out loose in the wild are "uncertified"? And how does that make sense since its the "certified" ones that I have and archimage has?
Didn't I just say that "certified" devices (HW ID 1007 and 1008) can not be flashed with the current (available) firmware? Isn't that the case with your tablets?
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2008-11-11
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Didn't I just say that "certified" devices (HW ID 1007 and 1008) can not be flashed with the current (available) firmware? Isn't that the case with your tablets?
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