Hello, my nokia n900 doestn't boot. Few months ago I installed nitdroid, soon I got bored with it and deleted it. Now I saw this new version of nitdroid, Vostok, and tried it. I installed it, but somehow I failed the installation. Well I removed nitdroid and thaught that I wouldn't try again, I might break something.

Anyway, I noticed that for some reason the clocking of n900 was set back to 600mhz, I checked and application manager said that I had the Enhanced Linux kernel for power users but I still wasn't able to overclock.

here's what I planned to do:
1 remove power kernel thingy with xterminal.
2 reboot
3 reinstall power kernel thingy

I did part 1, but now it won't boot anymore. I think that I have to reflash whole thing, am I right? But I can't get it to that pc mode, what it's called, text "nokia" and usb image in the top right corner, that is required for reflash. First i press "u" and then plug usb-cable in, it doesen't go to that mode so that's my problem. What should I do?


I know I screwed something up, sorry...

you can reinstall the nokia kernel if u didnt damaged the optfs and the rootfs file system it will boot up

do this from debian

after u gotta remove the old kernel from the App Manager, u can reinstall the kernel power using the catalog after u removed the old one