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#161
Originally Posted by Milhouse View Post
I guess I'm just going to have to go and put a "Not fixed in 3.2007.10-7" comment against most of my N800 bugs as very few seem to have been addressed by this firmware.

Not quite the improvement I'd been hoping for, fingers crossed firmware 4 will be the one. Don't keep me waiting too long Nokia!
LOL! You never owned a 770, do you? we're stuck with almost all of the initial bugs!
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#162
Updated this morning.

Everything's ok, although I can't really say that flash has improved. Viewing youtube videos now is even more difficult as videos will not load past 10 seconds. And pausing and resuming after full load does not work either.

Really pleased about the immeadiate lock. Also with the gmail notifier and camera app.
 
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#163
To be fair I thought I'd clarify something. When I upgrade the OS I did have a problem with the WiFi not disconnecting, or put offline when I want it to, which I did not have before that. It would not respond at all until I just shut off the machine. In the process of checking what could have caused this, I uninstalled OMWeather. I'm not saying OMWeather caused it, but after that, I have not have a problem disconnecting the WiFi. I wonder if the upgrade break any existing software out there. Anyway...it's back to normal for now.
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#164
Does any body have a fix to the browser issue?
 
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#165
I don't know how pissed I can really be about how assinine the update process is because so far mostly this thing is a toy. In the future Nokia better make it easier or I'm not buying. Yes, I've done some searching about how to back up. I've investigated the backup process on the Nokia. But really?! The back up utility doesn't back up applications?! So my choices are
1. Do the basic backup the device offers up and then do the probably simple backup using my xp computer. And then have to go download all the extra programs I have downloaded and now use like the calender ( and have to rewrite all the content in the calender)
2. or I could learn how to hack linux. NOT! Even if you tell me what to do I won't understand it because I won't know what you mean.
So right now even if I wanted to install this new firmware, it wouldn't be worth the hassle and risks involved.

just my 4 cents

Neil
Seattle

Last edited by sungrove; 2007-03-25 at 20:50. Reason: simple spelling change
 
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#166
Found a fix for my issue...
 
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#167
Originally Posted by Karel Jansens View Post
If "lock screen and keys" now works as "softpoweroff" before, why not bind "lock screen and keys" to "longpowerkeypress" in /etc/mce/mce.ini and we're back to where we were before?
It thought that's what I said I did...

But foolishly, I thought someone might be interested in the new behavior of softpoweroff.
 
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#168
Originally Posted by sungrove View Post
I don't know how pissed I can really be about how assinine the update process is because so far mostly this thing is a toy. In the future Nokia better make it easier or I'm not buying. Yes, I've done some searching about how to back up. I've investigated the backup process on the Nokia. But really?! The back up utility doesn't back up applications?!
I'm not sure why people are so upset/surprised by this behaviour - you're reflashing the entire root filesystem and this is no different to upgrading a Windows Mobile device.

Backing up the applications prior to the upgrade wouldn't guarantee the apps could be restored on the new version of the OS - there are a lot of dependencies which may not be satisfied by the new OS, and the best option is to reinstall from scratch.

Nokia are however working on allowing you to upgrade the OS without wiping applications, but reflashing from a firmware image will almost always wipe the device, which is actually a good thing in some cases!

One relatively easy option to make upgrading less painless is to create a web page containing one-click install files for all of your installed applications, I was able to reinstall all my applications within a few minutes using this method.
 
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#169
Originally Posted by joeo View Post
Hi,

After the OS upgrade, "Knips" (camera app) runs extremely slow. Still takes pics.

Thank you!
Have you tried the new 'official' camera app?
 
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#170
Originally Posted by Milhouse View Post
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Nokia are however working on allowing you to upgrade the OS without wiping applications, but One relatively easy option to make upgrading less painless is to create a web page containing one-click install files for all of your installed applications, I was able to reinstall all my applications within a few minutes using this method.
Thanks for the encouragement Millhouse! The upgrade actuallly turned out to be rather painless and even sort of fun. I now think it was worth it just to gain a camera to email photos quite easily. It did wipe out all my downloaded software , but the restore utility did things like fill out my calender and contacts book once I downloaded those again.Impressive!

Neil
Seattle
 
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