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On 2008-02-23 13:07:37, alex_ncfc wrote:
@zaxan - will have a look around on ebay to see what I can find. Also I would like to flash this (my current firmware is R1BC002 - isn't this quite old? And is a newer version recommended?) Cheers
There are newer versions available for the k750 (I'm not sure which exact changes these bring but it is recommended that you run the latest version)
I would advise using seus to update to the latest available firmware for your phone, although if you want to debrand your phone at the same time as flashing you as well you could always download the relevant firmware and flash you phone with xs++
Hopefully a flash and new keypad pcb might just help, although try flashing first as this is the free option of the two
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Posted: 2008-02-23 13:26:40
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Thanks for the advice! I would love to flash my phone using xs++, but I have never used it before - is this a simple process? Also, where do i download the relevant firmware? The main reason I'd prefer to debrand etc is to turn off the annoying camera sounds!
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Posted: 2008-02-23 13:41:27
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Here is the xs++ thread over on se-nse where you you find the download link. There are also many tutorials on se-nse and also some here on esato too
If you do need any help though just send a pm and I will be happy to help
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Posted: 2008-02-23 14:15:00
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Hello to all from a newbie.
I stay in the same situation.
Keys 7,8 and 9 and the joistick not function.
Key 1 write 14, key 2 write 25, key 3 write 36 (doble caracter).
I swap the keyboard from other phone and the same situation.
The error is in the motherboard or firmware.
I want to test change firmware, go to learn how to.
Sorry for my english.
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Posted: 2008-05-23 20:58:55
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it's rare that flashing will fix key press issues. Usually this means either mainboard is fried, or the keypad is having connectivity issues. The latter can usually be fixed by disassembling the phone, cleaning the keypad if necessary and reassembling. The former (mainboard damage) can not be fixed)
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Posted: 2008-05-24 20:14:01
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