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HTC TyTN / Imate JasJam
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atmosphere
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GO to www.leaf.co.za if you are not registered - register and get a username/password. Then download the latest released ROM file from them.
- Connect your phone to your XP machine with the USB cable
- Press and hold the OK button and the POWER button while pressing the stylus reset pin at the bottom (to get to the 3 colour boot mode)
- Your PC should see a usb device here
- run the EXE file from Leaf
That's what i did to fix it... took about 25mins
- Connect your phone to your XP machine with the USB cable
- Press and hold the OK button and the POWER button while pressing the stylus reset pin at the bottom (to get to the 3 colour boot mode)
- Your PC should see a usb device here
- run the EXE file from Leaf
That's what i did to fix it... took about 25mins
a good idea for guarding against future brick:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=35136&d=1173326890
run this while activesync is connected. It changes the bootloader to an unsecured version, meaning that you can always flash over a broken OS.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=35136&d=1173326890
run this while activesync is connected. It changes the bootloader to an unsecured version, meaning that you can always flash over a broken OS.
atmosphere
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So i just finished reading a whole forum thread on the built-in GPS chip inside your JasJam/TyTN.
It's really amazing how HTC obviously wanted to include GPS in this device as well... but then after reading 22 pages of another forum - and seeing how many ppl disassembled their phones, from drilling holes, to wanting to glue external soldered filters and PC boards on the inside to activate the GPS Chip inside the JasJam/TyTN....it turned out that the experiment was a sad failure .... basically the GPS chip would need some extra hardware and power to work...
I guess HTC wanted to include GPS in this version - but never finished some finer details.... so the chip is on the motherboard - but the same motherboard will be used in a future phone to be released by them
... at least now i know i have a GPS phone (even tho all of it is disabled)
just thought i'd mention it....
It's really amazing how HTC obviously wanted to include GPS in this device as well... but then after reading 22 pages of another forum - and seeing how many ppl disassembled their phones, from drilling holes, to wanting to glue external soldered filters and PC boards on the inside to activate the GPS Chip inside the JasJam/TyTN....it turned out that the experiment was a sad failure .... basically the GPS chip would need some extra hardware and power to work...
I guess HTC wanted to include GPS in this version - but never finished some finer details.... so the chip is on the motherboard - but the same motherboard will be used in a future phone to be released by them
... at least now i know i have a GPS phone (even tho all of it is disabled)
just thought i'd mention it....
just once
About GPS:
yeah, it's sad that they didn't enable it. However buying a bluetooth GPS reciever is still much cheaper than getting a full Garmin ot TomTom system. www.pdashop.co.za has a special on buying a GPS + maps for R1300 or something, if i remember correctly.
yeah, it's sad that they didn't enable it. However buying a bluetooth GPS reciever is still much cheaper than getting a full Garmin ot TomTom system. www.pdashop.co.za has a special on buying a GPS + maps for R1300 or something, if i remember correctly.
atmosphere
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i would imagine u run it every time you re-flashed your device....i think it stays on until you reload the ROM.... not too sure... dotVIBE??
atmosphere
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atmosphere
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I did XDA 1st then Radio 1.34
...wouldn't take 1.35 tho
I guess if i use the HARD-SPL thing and then do 1.35 it will work right??
atmosphere
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I'm busy uploading XDA Rom 0.20 to my little Box account listed below.
It wouldn't accept files bigger than 10mb - so there are 5 rar files. Simply put them all in one directory and unrar the 1st one.
(I'm assuming if you're "crazy" enough to want to flash to a new rom, you'd have something like winRAR installed already on your computer)
It wouldn't accept files bigger than 10mb - so there are 5 rar files. Simply put them all in one directory and unrar the 1st one.
(I'm assuming if you're "crazy" enough to want to flash to a new rom, you'd have something like winRAR installed already on your computer)
atmosphere
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dotVIBE... what exactly are the differences between the Radio 1.34 and 1.35?