So simlocked n9s can't install Sailfish. Even if you unlock it after contract. Must be factory unlocked
Can anyone confirm this?
Are you sure that that the device doesnt have devicelock enabled? As that one prevents doing to open mode also (and has the same error message on flasher). 1st you need to disable devicelock and then you can go to open mode.
I still get "Simlock ON: cannot flash unsigned image"
So this is the end of my adventures with Sailfish and n9?
erase-mmc should not be needed as erase-user-data also erases mmc partition, flasher might get confused as you are trying to erase mmc two times in same command so:
erase-mmc should not be needed as erase-user-data also erases mmc partition, flasher might get confused as you are trying to erase mmc two times in same command so:
I have tried to reflash to factory since i messed up and after the moslo kernel was installed since the partition is different I am having issues reflash since there is a mismatch how can i fix this
Partition table mismatch (start=112672768, sum=104480768). You may want to use the no-preserve option or flash an erase image
thank you
Most of the people here just point to you to generic flashing instructions that unfortunately wont help you. You should just do what the error message tells you to do.
ADD "--no-preserve" to your flashing command, that will repartition the device for you. Normal flashing instructions fail to mention this.
I get "Simlock ON: cannot flash unsigned image" when i try to:
flasher -a main.bin -k zImage_2.6.32.54-openmode_l2fix --flash-only=kernel -f -R
Then your out of luck, since the only occasion when ""Simlock ON: cannot flash unsigned image" error is supposed to come is:
a) operator sim lock is not unlocked properly
b) end user has set devicelock code for example from default empty string to "12345"(or whatever) and they have forgotten to clear it back to default empty string with --erase-user-data=secure when they have reflashed the default factory image for secure mode.
So if flashing back to normal secure mode with:
"flasher -f -F main.bin -F emmc.bin --no-preserve --erase-user-data=secure" doesn't solve the problem, then you are stuck with Harmattan.
Then your out of luck, since the only occasion when ""Simlock ON: cannot flash unsigned image" error is supposed to come is:
a) operator sim lock is not unlocked properly
b) end user has set devicelock code for example from default empty string to "12345"(or whatever) and they have forgotten to clear it back to default empty string with --erase-user-data=secure when they have reflashed the default factory image for secure mode.
So if flashing back to normal secure mode with:
"flasher -f -F main.bin -F emmc.bin --no-preserve --erase-user-data=secure" doesn't solve the problem, then you are stuck with Harmattan.
