hi guys on a lovely day a week ago , my phone fell down nth big , yet it was working fine ,then i shut it down ,
later when it tried to turn it back on , i got the nokia White screen , then it crashes and Auto restart , then today i was apply to Flash it ,
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then when i plugged it in the Yellow led got stuck , then after like a min it blink ,yellow , then Nokia screen shows up ,then the Balls , then it crasha gain then Blinking Yellow , then Stuck on yellow again
Dont think that reflashing is the solution now , yet i hope your help
Really guys , can you imagine a week with no Phone , Music , FB , Twitter on the go , and Peope calling and smsing from all over the place.
Hmmm. I honestly think something might be royally screwed up. When you run "killall bme" - as done to do that hot-swap-battery hack - the LED goes constant yellow until you restart it.
This to me indicates that it's likely yellow LED is a default set by Nokia for battery-related fail. You did hold the U key while plugging it in to flash? Anything happen on the computer end? Did it try to install a driver?
I suspect something may have broken at the hardware level - perhaps a chip or some bus that is needed for BME to properly communicate with the battery.
You MAY be able to use the flasher to put your N900 into R&D mode, and kill the watchdogs. That way you may be able to boot it, and see if you can at the very least test if BME and other lower level stuff is loading/communicating correctly.
Hmmm. I honestly think something might be royally screwed up. When you run "killall bme" - as done to do that hot-swap-battery hack - the LED goes constant yellow until you restart it.
This to me indicates that it's likely yellow LED is a default set by Nokia for battery-related fail. You did hold the U key while plugging it in to flash? Anything happen on the computer end? Did it try to install a driver?
I suspect something may have broken at the hardware level - perhaps a chip or some bus that is needed for BME to properly communicate with the battery.
You MAY be able to use the flasher to put your N900 into R&D mode, and kill the watchdogs. That way you may be able to boot it, and see if you can at the very least test if BME and other lower level stuff is loading/communicating correctly.
Steady yellow light is produced by the hardware charger chip operating autonomously. This usually happens when the battery is too low to boot the system. When the cpu starts and loads the bootloader, it puts the charger under software control, at which point the led becomes flashing yellow.
If software doesn't give the charger any commands for 32s, the charger hw resets and goes back to autonomous mode with steady bright yellow led.
That it goes back to steady yellow suggests something hangs pretty badly during boot, and that the device has sustained serious damage from the drop.
Steady yellow light is produced by the hardware charger chip operating autonomously. This usually happens when the battery is too low to boot the system. When the cpu starts and loads the bootloader, it puts the charger under software control, at which point the led becomes flashing yellow.
If software doesn't give the charger any commands for 32s, the charger hw resets and goes back to autonomous mode with steady bright yellow led.
That it goes back to steady yellow suggests something hangs pretty badly during boot, and that the device has sustained serious damage from the drop.
So what you suggesting ?
and also it work after the drop fine till i shut it down , and the music in the Mp3 player was still on , yet when i wanted to try it again the problem happened again ,
also do you think there's hope like i would take it to nokia dealer or something ?
symptoms mean the phone can't charge battery or charger circuit can't read, reach batery voltage ( don't rise )
1 try another battery
2 check phone battery contacts for physical integrity and strong attachment ( any small movement is fault indicator ) on printed circuit board. when phone fall battery might to push contacts and broke solder points
3 check bat voltage for real value with a multimeter. it must be above 3.6 and below 4.2 V
