hi. after upgrading my nokia 770 from the (original) 2005 maemo i can't get my nokia n70 working as a umts-modem again. i took a "backup" of the old maemo with rsync. here is the story: 1) paired the two devices (n70 and 770). the n70's filebrowsing on the 770 worked. 2) set up the connection (connection manager): there is a preconfigured setting for my provider "drei.at" 3) when i try to connect, the telephone responses something like "do you want to authorise the connection setup.." (i can change the phone's setting to "always authorise", then there is no message) 4) after a few seconds the message "connection failed...try again?" appears on the nokia 770 5) steps to solve the problem 5.I) checking the provider's settings: - *99# (recommended by the hotline and some internet sites) instead of *99***1# (preconfigured setting on the nokia 770) - empty passwd, login - additional AT-commands: AT+CGDCONT=1,"IP","drei.at" (should not be needed) i tested it with some variations of the AT-commands above, and with empty AT-command (preconfigured setting) 5.II) getting the old settings out of my rsync-maemo-"backup" 5.II.1) i can't find the old dialup-settings anywhere :-(( - don't know where these usersettings are stored in maemo (nor in home/.. etc/.. ... grep couldn't find the string "drei.at") 5.III) ppp and bluetooth settings i compaired the old and new ppp and bluetooth-settings with diff - there was nothing noteable, then i (..hack..) just mv'd the new etc/ppp and etc/bluetooth dir's to x_2006 and rsynced back the old settings. this didn't change anything. 5.IV) downgrade to the old maemo-version :-((((((((((((((((((( in short: i tried to flash (using flash_2.0, flash, and the new windows-flasher) to an old .bin. maybe i should use the option "cold-flash" or something else i don't dare to. (does anyone know how a downgrade works?) 6. the main problem seems to be: how can i get a serious debug-output on the 770 terminal to see how far the connection setup comes to locate the problem. please someone help me.. the last year was a good one, because my 770 worked so fine together with my n70. werner ps: _never_ change a running system..
