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On February 16, 2019 5:15:48 AM UTC, Andrew Savchenko <bircoph@g.o> wrote: |
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>Hi! |
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>On Tue, 12 Feb 2019 18:59:06 +0100 tuxic@××××××.de wrote: |
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>> Hi, |
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>> I got my hands on one of the well known NOKIA 3310 (2001...not the |
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>new NOKIA 3310 |
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>> ones) phones. It seems the previous seller has branded the phone with |
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>> his own firmware and I want to reflash the original NOKIA firmware |
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>> onto it again...if I have a true phone I want the "real true" |
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>> phone...you know ... :) |
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>> There are some flasher out there....which are compatible to windows |
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>> versions, which are long forgotten. |
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>> As far as my investigations in this case :) has reached: The phone |
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>> needs what they call it a "DCT-3 flasher". |
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>> Does anyone has knowledge in handling this wonderful retro peace |
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>> of technique this way and knows a linux compatible flasher for |
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>> the firmware? |
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>If a flasher you have is for old windows, wine may be your friend. |
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>Usually they have good support for emulating old win api. |
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>Best regards, |
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>Andrew Savchenko |
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Alternatively, run an old windows version inside virtualbox. Usb passthrough works really well. |
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(Only time I actually use windows is for stuff that like that) |
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Joost |
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