Hi all,

Yesterday I have successfully upgraded to something named '2.2009.51-1'.

Ok, things goes well and the 'About' reflect '2.2009.51-1' properly ...

I am actually browsing the application manager section by section, and I suddenly see in 'system' category 'Maemo 5 2.2009.51-1' with a size of 2,2 Mo

Clicking on 'details', I see something like that (translated from French original message) :

This update require the software update application on your PC.

Connect the N900 to the PC via USB Cable, and open the software update application Nokia. The application drive you for the Maemo upgrade.

What the hell ? I have made the '2.2009.51-1' upgrade OTA and it look like it worked properly, but now, I don't understand all this crap ...

Someone have an idea ?

A++

Perhaps the OTA process didn't install ALL the packages of PR1.1 successfully due to lack of rootfs disk space, and that's why Application Manager is now showing the remaining packages are available to be installed? If this is the case, perhaps you can refer to this wiki article to free up some rootfs space first...

http://wiki.maemo.org/Free_up_rootfs_space

I really doubt the process didn't install ALL the packages of PR1.1, since I have reverted back to the original firmware, then goes to the PRE firmware and finally used the last one step by step.

And this is only after the last upgrade, I have installed back applications.

Do you think even with this method the process can have failed somewhere ???

A++

Is the icon a blue square on the left side? And the name is Maemo 5 ( 2.2009.21-1.002 ) ? IMO, the apps that doesn't show the size on the right side are the ones that are corrupted...

I think you problem was that you either tried to install it over air but didn't have enough memoryOR you tried the NSU and it downloaded part of the update but was corrupted.

In my case, I can't even delete it from my phone and is trying to find a way to do it.