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V.21.0.016 to hit the N95-1 soon

168 replies · 57,970 views · Started 13 March 2008

lovesign 17 Mar 2008, 23:13

Can anyone confirm if Music Player now retains album art added using the native features without having to retain the image on the phone ?

KJH 17 Mar 2008, 23:30

Yay. Used the software from the other reply and flashed successfully!

Thank you!

K

Mitchem 18 Mar 2008, 01:11

How comes I can't update...? Still says V 20.0.015.

Is it because it's been released in other countries 1st?

3Shirts 18 Mar 2008, 09:08

neilhoskins wrote:Aaaaahhh.... so it changes from portrait to landscape automatically? 'Rotateme'-style?

No it isn't auto-rotating it just plays the cips in 'widescreen' so you have to rotate it to watch. If you check again you'll see it is when he plays the video fullscreen that it changes orientation BEFORE he rotates the phone.

3Shirts 18 Mar 2008, 09:40

The main attraction is Flash integration. There are other alleged improvements like battery life but if you aren't fussed about flash i'd wait and see what a few weeks of use from early adopters tell us about that before deciding.

KJH 18 Mar 2008, 12:05

Mitchem wrote:How comes I can't update...? Still says V 20.0.015.

Is it because it's been released in other countries 1st?

Its been released to NSC's and also some naughty people who have got a cracked version of Pheonix and a copy of the firmware and done it themselves. 😉

K

davecozens 18 Mar 2008, 12:23

KJH wrote:Its been released to NSC's and also some naughty people who have got a cracked version of Pheonix and a copy of the firmware and done it themselves. 😉

K

Which unusually is still linked in this very thread. Bottom of page 4.

Thought it would disappear much sooner.

KJH 18 Mar 2008, 12:54

davecozens wrote:Which unusually is still linked in this very thread. Bottom of page 4.

Thought it would disappear much sooner.

I think the 'link' aspect has been removed (i.e. so its not clickable), but the plain text of the address is still there.

K

neilhoskins 18 Mar 2008, 13:37

OK, so given that this is lacking the new technology (whose acronym I still can't remember) that retains all your settings, this is my todo list. It really is quite ridiculous.. probably more complex than an XP re-install now. To save time, I think I've found the xml files that contain internet radio stations, but does anybody know where I can find bookmarks, podcast feeds, webfeeds, video centre feeds, etc, etc?

Backup calendar & contacts
backup Nokia Phone Browser\Nokia N95\Phone memory\Data\Images
backup Nokia Phone Browser\Nokia N95\Phone memory\Data\Others
backup radio stations & presets from Nokia Phone Browser\Nokia N95\Phone memory\Data
backup python apps from c:\Python
goosync

Remove Card

Flash

replace card
restore files as above

T-mobile settings from their website

reset wifi access points

restore calendar and contacts

re-install and set upTruphone

reset 3 email accounts.

re-install Handy Calendar

set GooSync settings in syncml

re-install Calcium

set active Standby shortcuts

Check ShareOnline is latest version (if not download from beta labs) then setup Flickr and OviShare accounts

Stowaway Keyboard
use N73 driver from
http://www.mobilityelectronics.com/support/Drivers.asp?ManufacturerID=22&ModelID=483

re-install accelerometer plugin + rolling ball
re-install light sabre
re-install Ratatouille game
re-install wwigo from http://www.motvik.com/

Check VideoCentre feeds. If not there, then key them all back in

re-install sloved French/English dictionary

re-install python via http://opensource.nokia.com/projects/pythonfors60/
pyPoziomica
pyMoneta
pyPiwo
pyRybka
pyBudzik
restore other python scripts from backup

re-install Y-browser

re-install HandyTaskman

re-install Podcasting then key in all feeds if absent

set FM radio stations:

allow music player to index

re-install LCG jukebox

check music store

internet radio now included? If not, install from beta labs.
If internet radio stations are missing...

check Home Media, let it index.

re-install ShazamID (free version 1.90)

Check Maps, re-register
re-install Landmarks, if absent:

re-install Sports Tracker
re-install 3dtracking from http://free.3dtracking.net/downloads.aspx
re-install GeocacheNavigator from http://www.geocachenavigator.com/

location tagging on photos now built-in? If not, install from beta labs
re-install Google Maps

set all web bookmarks:

set all web feeds:

kontraband 18 Mar 2008, 13:44

neilhoskins wrote:OK, s<<snipped>>
set all web feeds:

Yes, its that exact reason I wont be bothering straight away... in fact, seeing as I dont care for flash on my N95 over having to reinstall everything to how I want it, so I'll skip it for now unless I hear its going to offer more than just that... battery life seems to be the only one of interest.

zxon 19 Mar 2008, 13:12

If Nokia can provide the firmware update to it's service centres, why not have it on NSU? All they have to do is upload it to their server for all to use.

To coin a phrase from a well known television figure:

Jeremy Clarkson wrote:How hard can it be?

kontraband 19 Mar 2008, 13:29

I dunno... Im not an NSU person. 😉

But, the service centres dont update in the same way... or at least they didnt...

would be worthwhile Nokia making it one... as it is doing the exact same function if they havent already.

jinx405 19 Mar 2008, 21:33

for those that have upgraded to v21 - has anyone noticed a difference in music quality(through headphones)? some have said that it has improved, is that really the case? thanks!

Biggzy 19 Mar 2008, 21:49

jinx405 wrote:for those that have upgraded to v21 - has anyone noticed a difference in music quality(through headphones)? some have said that it has improved, is that really the case? thanks!

yes music quality is better via a headset, there is still a small amount of "hiss" tho, but the big change is music over bluetooth, i use a sony audio adapter (HWS-BTA2W) connected to my sony STR-DB790 home cinema amp (my music is always played in stereo on it and not in surround mode) and it now sounds really good, with all current firmwares the music sounded a bit hard and not quite crisp and the base was overblown, but now the music sounds smooth and lush, it has a great baseline also, it getts your feet tapping now as it should have done back when the n95 came out, also its more stable streaming the audio to both the sony adapter and my nokia BH-500 headset

surfshag 19 Mar 2008, 21:56

Well I dont know if its me or not but after the upgrade the phone just
seems to run better. Faster turning off and the menu seems quick too.

Just need to find some widgets now...

Surf

Biggzy 19 Mar 2008, 22:18

surfshag wrote:Well I dont know if its me or not but after the upgrade the phone just
seems to run better. Faster turning off and the menu seems quick too.

Just need to find some widgets now...

Surf


For widgets goto mosh.nokia.com and in search put widget and ull find a few, altho most of them are pointless

Gizza22 21 Mar 2008, 14:01

Hurry up! Huuurrrry uuuuup! HUUUURRRRRRYYYYYYY UUUUPPPPPP!!!!!!!!!!!!!😮

*Gets manic, crazy and peculiar*

Casperuk 21 Mar 2008, 15:49

i was really asking christ if nokia would pull their fingers out of thier arses and get on with getting this update out onto the NSU

Flip95 21 Mar 2008, 17:14

The readme for RM-159_210016_N95-1.exe states :

*NOTE
Phoenix Service Software 2007.20.9.28808 (or newer) and Prommer (FPS-10 or FPS-20 ) Flash Update package 07.19.023 needed.

Has anyone used v2007.4.6.170 to do a working flash?

😎

Biggzy 21 Mar 2008, 18:11

Flip95 wrote:The readme for RM-159_210016_N95-1.exe states :

*NOTE
Phoenix Service Software 2007.20.9.28808 (or newer) and Prommer (FPS-10 or FPS-20 ) Flash Update package 07.19.023 needed.

Has anyone used v2007.4.6.170 to do a working flash?

😎


Yes i used v2007.4.6.170 to flash my n95 to v21

Flip95 21 Mar 2008, 18:25

During the flash process, the phone continually froze at the first reboot.

Assumed that this was a cable driver problem and re-installed the Nokia Update S/W to get the latest drivers installed.

Phone is flashing as I type .... ahhhh .... who said patience is a virtue?

Flashing started
Creating product data items list
Product data items list created
Backup not required
Flashing phone
Initializing
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Cmt->Trying to verify communication 1 of 8
Cmt->Communication verified to AdlServer.
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Ape->Communication verified to Adl Loader
Cmt->Estimated flashing time 4 min 0 sec
Cmt->Trying to verify communication 1 of 1
Cmt->Communication verified to Adl Loader
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Ape->File finished.
Cmt->Flashing complete.
Cmt->Verifying communication...
Cmt->Waiting for product 49...
Cmt->Waiting for product 48...
Cmt->Waiting for product 47...
Cmt->Waiting for product 46...
Cmt->Waiting for product 45...
Phone flashing completed. Waiting for phone to boot up
Bootup successful
Verifying communication to product (before flash finalizing)
Communication verified
Doing factorysets
Factorysets complete
Loading default data to phone
Loading default data to phone
Getting Data Package
Reading product state
Starting backup/restore sub-procedure: data item pre-delay
data item pre-delay
data item pre-delay
Sub-procedure completed: Succeeded., result code: 0
Starting to backup/restore data item: ProductProfile, version: 1.1
Data Item backup/restore completed: Succeeded., result code: 0
Starting backup/restore sub-procedure: data item post-delay
data item post-delay
data item post-delay
Sub-procedure completed: Succeeded., result code: 0
Backup/restore result: 0 out of 1 items were not backed up
Default data loading complete
Stopping all operations, returning phone to default mode
All operations completed
Product flashing succeeded.

Biggzy 21 Mar 2008, 18:50

Flip95 wrote:During the flash process, the phone continually froze at the first reboot.

Assumed that this was a cable driver problem and re-installed the Nokia Update S/W to get the latest drivers installed.

Phone is flashing as I type .... ahhhh .... who said patience is a virtue?

Flashing started
Creating product data items list
Product data items list created
Backup not required
Flashing phone
Initializing
Cmt->Reading image file data...
Cmt->Trying to verify communication 1 of 8
Cmt->Communication verified to AdlServer.
Cmt->AdlServer: Phone info requested succesfully
Cmt->Trying to verify communication 1 of 7
Cmt->Communication verified to AdlServer.
Cmt->AdlServer: AdlLoader code reflash request sent succesfully
Cmt->Sending Loader code: 10%
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Cmt->Sending Loader code: 100%
Cmt->AdlServer: AdlLoader code succesfully sent to phone
Ape->Trying to verify communication 1 of 7
Ape->Communication verified to AdlServer.
Ape->AdlServer: AdlLoader code reflash request sent succesfully
Ape->Sending Loader code: 10%
Ape->Sending Loader code: 20%
Ape->Sending Loader code: 30%
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Ape->Sending Loader code: 100%
Ape->AdlServer: AdlLoader code succesfully sent to phone
Ape->Trying to verify communication 1 of 3
Ape->Communication verified to AdlServer.
Ape->AdlServer running...
Cmt->Ready for reboot
Ape->Ready for reboot
Ape->Rebooting phone
Ape->Phone rebooted to Adl flash mode
Ape->Trying to verify communication 1 of 80
Ape->Trying to verify communication 2 of 80
Ape->Trying to verify communication 3 of 80
Ape->Trying to verify communication 4 of 80
Ape->Trying to verify communication 5 of 80
Ape->Communication verified to Adl Loader
Cmt->Estimated flashing time 4 min 0 sec
Cmt->Trying to verify communication 1 of 1
Cmt->Communication verified to Adl Loader
Cmt->Erasing areas from RM-159_21.0.016_PR.C0R
Cmt->Erasing file finished
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Cmt->Verifying communication...
Cmt->Waiting for product 49...
Cmt->Waiting for product 48...
Cmt->Waiting for product 47...
Cmt->Waiting for product 46...
Cmt->Waiting for product 45...
Phone flashing completed. Waiting for phone to boot up
Bootup successful
Verifying communication to product (before flash finalizing)
Communication verified
Doing factorysets
Factorysets complete
Loading default data to phone
Loading default data to phone
Getting Data Package
Reading product state
Starting backup/restore sub-procedure: data item pre-delay
data item pre-delay
data item pre-delay
Sub-procedure completed: Succeeded., result code: 0
Starting to backup/restore data item: ProductProfile, version: 1.1
Data Item backup/restore completed: Succeeded., result code: 0
Starting backup/restore sub-procedure: data item post-delay
data item post-delay
data item post-delay
Sub-procedure completed: Succeeded., result code: 0
Backup/restore result: 0 out of 1 items were not backed up
Default data loading complete
Stopping all operations, returning phone to default mode
All operations completed
Product flashing succeeded.

congrats man, another v21 user :icon14:

Biggzy 21 Mar 2008, 20:00

dog-man wrote:Maybe it's a good ideaa to pm the link anyway, as I have nothing that claims to be a dongle crack.

Starting to install again now!

dog-man

ok well if u need any help im on msn pal, i dnt mind helping
and make sure ur using phoenix v2007.4.6.170

dog-man 21 Mar 2008, 21:05

Yes, using that version.

OK, now installed and have added myself as a user, however, when I run it I get the following errors>>>

The following errors occurred during the loading and initialisation

of TSS Product API. Phoenix will not be fully functional.

Please reinstall Phoenix to fix the problem.

Could not pass connection object to Product API.

Could not start Security Check feature.

Could not set Product Detection mode.<<<<<<<<<<<

Then the following error>>>>>>>>>>>>

Coult not initialise product polling

HRESULT 0x80040154 (-2147221164)
This means:
Class not registered<<<<<<<<<<<<

Then I get the login screen.

I have not attempted to work out how to use it yet, but will have a go this weekend.

Too late now as I have to be up very early in the morning.

dog-man