Did you try to follow the HOWTO on flashing? http://www.maemo.org/platform/docs/howtos/howto_use_flasher_rootfs.html For the software image you just have to change the parameter used to -F like you allready did. It should work on Fedora Core 4. The steps you have to take before Flashing should be -Be root on your PC -Turn off the Nokia 770 -Connect the USB cable After these you can start the flasher from the commandline. Hope this helps. Br, Erkko Anttila >-----Original Message----- >From: maemo-users-bounces at maemo.org >[mailto:maemo-users-bounces at maemo.org] On Behalf Of ext >Clemens Eisserer >Sent: 01 November, 2005 13:45 >To: maemo-users at maemo.org >Subject: [maemo-users] [Flasher] No suitable device found > >Hello, > >first of all sorry if this is a double-post, I posted it >already but the attachement was too big and with my gmail >setting I cannot check wether the mail really received the list. > >since I am a bit unhappy about the bugs in my Nokia770 I was >really happy when I heard that Nokia really delivers updates >to their customers. >When I remember back to my Motorola phone (now I own a Nokia >too but its stable and works 100% fine) it was really >horrible, russian tools with russian software from untrusted >cracker sites. However it worked too after a day or two ;-) > >Always when I start the flasher tool as user root I get the >following output, regardless wether the device is turned off, >on or even plugged/unplugged. >I am using Fedora Core 4 updated to some 2.6.13 kernel (fedora >compilation). > >[root at ce gpe]# ./flasher -F Nokia_770_0.2005.42-9.bin -f -R >Found image 2nd (length 8576) Found image secondary (length >79360) Found image xloader (length 13824) Found image initfs >(length 1576704) Found image kernel (length 1480704) Found >image rootfs (length 57540608) Suitable USB device not found, waiting > >It would be really great if anybody could help me since I >don't know any further. >I attached the strace-log of the flasher utility, maybe this >can help identifying whats going wrong. It seems the device >tries to open some files in /proc/bus/usb/XYZ but is not successful. >Should I really turn off the divice? Should I unload the >usb-storage modules? >Anything else I should take care of? > >lg Clemens >
