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Re: Flashing Hard SPL on Mac
I would avoid doing it in a virtual machine. It should work fine from bootcamp though. Are you sure you have an Activesync connection going when you try to flash the SPL?
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Re: Flashing Hard SPL on Mac
I've had issues flashing using Parallels VMs as well - not sure if VMWare has the same problem or not. It is strange because I have no problem establishing activesync connection or moving files back and forth - only when flashing.
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Re: Flashing Hard SPL on Mac
During the update the phone reboots into the bootloader. After this happens, I don't think the USB device is properly re-assigned to the VM. If you have Bootcamp (or access to another Windows machine), using it will avoid a lot of headaches.
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Re: Flashing Hard SPL on Mac
I have a MBP running VMware Fusion 2.0. I had problems flashing hard SPL initially, but after a hard reset the manual method worked like a charm... I just transfer the ROM over to the root directory of the SD card and rename it RAPHIMG.nbh (through any file utility on the device).
You really don't even need to use Windows, just use the Touch Pro as a direct disk drive when you connect and the SD should mount under OS X. Oh, and I use Missing Sync for all of my syncing needs. |
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Im not even able to flash the Hard SPL on it yet though, in Fusion it goes as far as putting my phone in bootloader and then just stops and says there is no connection
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This is correct. The old VMWare Fusion 1.0 had a setting that would capture any USB device that appeared on the system as long as the VM was the active window on your computer. Using this, I've been able to successfully do firmware upgrades on my Mogul. I haven't tried anything with my Touch Pro yet.
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Re: Flashing Hard SPL on Mac
The newer VMWare has the same option but it still doesn't work. I use my PC for upgrades, don't bother with the SD card method but I know it works. If you use the Disk Drive method of connecting it copies the ROM over super-fast
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Hey, don't give up so quick, I have successfully unlocked and flashed my TP under XP Pro Host, running VMware 6.0, with a XP Guest with the guest doing the flashing. On mine to unlock I had to run the unlocker, wait for the tri colored screen, then the unlocker would time out while the phone was updating.
The process was: 1. Start unlocker, and get part way though. 2. Rebooted into tri-color mode 3. Re-auto plug and play detected on host 4. time out and fail 5. Unattached from host, and connected to guest VM 6. Re-run the unlocker and kinda ignore the prompts to get back to the same point that it timed out, and then successfully updated my TP. Flashing was similar process. What mode is your USB connection using in the VM? USB 1.1 or 2.0? Mine is set to use 2.0 Also during the re-plug and play reattachment I seem to remember it showing up as DIFFRENT devices depending on mode the phone is in, so VM may NOT be auto-magiclly reattacheing it up to the VM. Also you might try the local libary or university's public computers to use to do the initial unlock, then afterward you can use the memory card method of flashing the OS to try all the diffrent firmwares. |
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