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mkay, will try from home then. Because here at work it fails both with IE and Firefox.
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Posted: 2010-10-25 12:14:40
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Ok then. Use this:
http://www.justdanpo.cheb.ru/data/projects/gsm/jdflasher.7z
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Posted: 2010-10-25 12:24:59
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The download works fine from home.
And JDFlasher ran through all 3 unplugs/reconnect. Last thing that pops up is the "Remember to flash MAIN" message. Then it fails:
SetDirectory(setdir(setmode(doscript(qhldr(gethello(IOusb:getblock(time exceed)))))))
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Posted: 2010-10-25 13:39:40
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Hmm...
Here's a guide. Apologies for the absence of screenshots.
http://forums.se-nse.net/topic/27775-advanced-usage-jdflasher/
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Posted: 2010-10-25 14:28:11
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Looks like I'm doing what the tutorial says.
I wonder if it matters that I used DaVinci Client earlier to change color to brown. I forget why I did it, probably because I thought it was needed to apply some patches.
Later I changed color back again to red (supercid), also using DaVinci Client. Could this be the reason for the problems?
Can I do anything else with DaVinci? I'm not afraid to spend some money on it.
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Posted: 2010-10-25 16:02:45
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make sure that ur fastport clean and the cable connect properly,sometime it can cause an error too,happen to me several times,and that because my fastport has became very loose now.check and recheck the file that u use,maybe its been corrupt,sometime people tend to miss the very basic thing.
hope it help
oh,and sorry for my bad english,i hope you can understand,im just trying to help
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Posted: 2010-10-25 16:03:43
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On 2010-10-25 16:02:45, mr_lou wrote:
Looks like I'm doing what the tutorial says.
I wonder if it matters that I used DaVinci Client earlier to change color to brown. I forget why I did it, probably because I thought it was needed to apply some patches.
Later I changed color back again to red (supercid), also using DaVinci Client. Could this be the reason for the problems?
Can I do anything else with DaVinci? I'm not afraid to spend some money on it.
Ok so you could have left it brown CID49 and patched it with ease without the need for a qapatch. You say its now supercid? With patched erom? If so JDFlasher has a special script for that.
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Posted: 2010-10-25 16:29:48
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On 2010-10-25 16:29:48, Boysie wrote:
Ok so you could have left it brown CID49 and patched it with ease without the need for a qapatch. You say its now supercid? With patched erom? If so JDFlasher has a special script for that.
It was K610 firmware at the time. Are you saying that a brown K610 could easily be flashed to W660? I need the W660 firmware, because there aren't really any patches for K610.
Will it help if I first flash the W660 firmware with XS++ onto the K610 now, and then make it brown color with DaVinci? Will I then be able to apply patches (including the one that makes the walkman work) with SETool2Lite? All I really want is to be able to apply some patches, like remove java security popups - and of course it would be nice to have the walkman working also.
I'm clearly getting nowhere in its current state. All programs give up, so I must take a new direction.
(I'm also wondering a bit why I'm actually doing this, since I have no use for the phone afterwards, other than it can run my J2ME stuff without annoying security popups. I guess it's just a want-to-do-it thing).
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Posted: 2010-10-25 16:46:27
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Well, just changed color back to brown, and now remember why I changed it back to red again in the first place.
Neither SETool2Lite nor JDFlasher will flash nor patch CID49 it seems.
So I don't understand how changing it to brown will make me patch with ease.
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Posted: 2010-10-25 18:58:54
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What script in JDFlasher?
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Posted: 2010-10-25 19:47:21
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