hi, for the first threat tutorial for update to 1.2 pr.

is this way suit for any kind of version ?

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Added on June 12, 2010, 12:38 ammy phone version is v 3.2010.02-8.207.1

which version is this ?

can i use the update tutorial in first page?

This post has been edited by locolyric: Jun 12 2010, 12:38 AM

guys... i need any of sifu here is there any of you that might stay in cheras here can help do reflash for me? im not daring to do it hahaha coz a bit confuse to reflashing here.. haha

Im not sifu...but i reflashed my N900 again today...for the second time...

its very easy...just follow the steps...

Voila...I dint reformat my Internal Memory tho...

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Flashed for the 3rd time...

This time...With reformat...got all the memory back...

This post has been edited by angelbratz: Jun 12 2010, 02:03 AM

to reflash firmware any winxp will do. to reflah emmc. make sure you update to winxp sp3 first. if not you will wait forever for the correct driver detection. hope this infor is helpful for those who want to reflash their phone.

o.O....now only i know...

Lucky im not a Windows XP user....

the weird things is when i try reflash, in the cmd screen there it shows "searching usb, waiting" like that only... so really dunno what to do now hahah

1st the flasher doesnt work with windows XP, Windows 7, Windows Vista 64bit only with 32bit.

2nd Have u boot the phone into the computer and install its driver via pcsuite?

btw i havent n never OC my phone yet..will d web load faster after i OC?

everything will be much faster for phone interface like open browser, scrolling, typing,opening softwares. Load web is depending on your internet connection not OC.

If u OC and unOC u will feel uneasy because 600mhz is just too slow

Even phone boot up u can feel the difference.

Without OC = 10sec
AFter OC = 5sec

This post has been edited by aspire2oo6: Jun 12 2010, 11:13 AM

I would not say 600MHz is too slow.It's fine for normal usage.
But if you're heavy multitasker then OC is recommend.

we understand. If it can be better why not. After 3months of OC the phone still works GREAT

This post has been edited by aspire2oo6: Jun 12 2010, 11:27 AM

As far as I know there are only two person so far with completely bricked phones after OC-ing.
And both of them OC-ed till 1.2GHz.
Anything lower than 900MHz should be safe I think.

I am at 900mhz. I know some forumer here OC to 950mhz

It sound good

This post has been edited by aspire2oo6: Jun 12 2010, 11:49 AM

The two bricked phone owners are from maemo talk forum.

hav to b care for all step to modify the fon...
some how if u no luck or wrong steps may cause the brick..

heh i'll give a try oc it then once i got back my intenet connection..sigh

the fact that many have successfully overclocked the OMAP 3430 to 900 Mhz shows that the processor is quite a highly efficient performer.
Besides, the OMAP3 processor family ranges from 600Mhz to 1Ghz.
However, pushing it to 1ghz is risky.... 900 Mhz or below coupled with the GPU on board is enuf to improve da device's performance significantly....

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Added on June 12, 2010, 12:20 pmDroid is using da same processor to but downclocked by Motorola to 550...
but if u read around, it's also being "push to the limits"

This post has been edited by blackrobin: Jun 12 2010, 12:20 PM

oic... no wonder it cant found my phone... anyway here's a weird thing... the keyboard is bck to normal since i uninstall ukeyboard & msicm then reinstall them... hope it won't repeat again this prob... coz so annoying haha

one question, can mac users flash the fone?

I am sorry i havent tried that. I have try to configure mac to connect to windows enviroment network really cant vomit blood u know.
If i am not wrong one my fren did it before using MAC running windows XP