trash away your n900 and buy a sagem. have a nice day, the only thing that i can say to the very low very basic noobs
@Santiago: Well that doesn't help him, does it? It's the same as saying "don't post on English forums if your English isn't perfect". Just stay away from these topics if you don't like them, and if someone is holding a gun to head forcing you to read and comment, then you should worry about that!
@Pangasius The easiest way to solve this is to reflash. Make sure you make a backup (contacts and media files will be not be deleted by reflashing) and follow this guide.
@Santiago: Well that doesn't help him, does it? It's the same as saying "don't post on English forums if your English isn't perfect". Just stay away from these topics if you don't like them, and if someone is holding a gun to head forcing you to read and comment, then you should worry about that!
@Pangasius The easiest way to solve this is to reflash. Make sure you make a backup (contacts and media files will be not be deleted by reflashing) and follow this guide.
are u a moderator?! i was just kidding! take a drink and relax, u r not God... and the easy way isnt to reflash! but try to restore the bad link file. do u reflash for everything? me not... the people has to learn that isnt needed the reflash when there is a simple problem like that!
are u a moderator?! i was just kidding! take a drink and relax, u r not God... and the easy way isnt to reflash! but try to restore the bad link file. do u reflash for everything? me not... the people has to learn that isnt needed the reflash when there is a simple problem like that!
He is not a moderator but if it was a joke you could at least put a smiley or after making your very cool and funny joke try to help OP...anyways this thread is not about you....
@Pangasius catorise is a program that displays icons in folder similar too app manager so there is no "more" but it looks like you've got another issue so still only reflashing
I had this problem once after uninstalling MyMenu. I had to reinstall It from the terminal.
Since it was not available in the menu, I was advised to press CTRL+SHIFT+X to open a terninal, then type hildon-application-manager to launch Application Manager.
Last resort is to reflash. Just run a backup first.
