RAZR Posted September 4, 2011 Report Share Posted September 4, 2011 Hack UDA with custom installserver and Phoenix Flashing Guide Credits: f33nix You will need the following: PSS_2011.24.002.46258 NaviFirm + NokiaCooker Hacked Installserver Optional - Sklchan's S3 Mods Step 1. Follow then guide. Step 2. Then install your hacked firmware with Phoenix. Step 3. This is optional - load sklchan's N8 mods. We should give thanks to the creators of the various programs as without them none of this would be possible. ________________________________________________________________________________________ Step 1. Download firmware files (This is based upon my phone and location, YOURS will be different!!!) You need to download the NAVIFIRM program from http://cpkb.org/wiki/Navifirm Extract and run the program (does not need to be installed) The program needs to have access to the internet so make sure you allow it through your firewall. Do the steps in order. Step 1.1 Select Nokia N8 Step 1.2 Select Latest Release Step 1.3 Select YOUR region Step 1.4 Remove the tick to Parse VPL or you will not download all the files that you may need Step 1.5 Press Mark All Step 1.6 Download your files After a few minutes (hours depending on your internet speed) you should end up with your firmware files downloaded. [img width=770 height=417] Step 2: Download the latest Nokia Cooker http://www.symbian-toys.com/nokiacooker.aspx Load up Nokia Cooker and find where you downloaded your firmware and open up the UDA file. Note it may take a minute to load! (NOTE THAT THIS PICTURE IS AN OLD FIRMWARE – USE NEW UDA FROM YOURS) [img width=700 height=420] Locate the folder in the system called /Sys/Bin and this is where you need to drag and drop your hacked installserver to. [img width=653 height=420] Then when you save it will create one backup and it will also create the modified UDA. You can delete the backup from your system or move the original UDA to another location, either way you do not need it. Step 3. Now to bring it all together We have the firmware ready to flash with Phoenix. Before we plug in the USB cable or load the Phoenix flasher we need to copy the firmware files so the Phoenix program can find them all. Copy the whole "RM-596" folder to "C:\Program Files (x86)\Nokia\Phoenix\Products" or the "Products" folder if your program is installed somewhere else. So it should now be "C:\Program Files (x86)\Nokia\Phoenix\Products\RM-596" where your files are installed. [img width=770 height=338] Step 4. Now load up the Phoenix program with the phone connected and turned on. Select USB1 from the drop down box (NOTE THAT YOURS MAY BE USB2/3 ETC!) [img width=770 height=420] Now Scan for the Phone Verify that the boxes have now changed. [img width=770 height=420] Now that the Phone is identified correctly we now need to flash the firmware. Now we need to tell the program where the firmware files are so that it can load them. [img width=770 height=420] Manually Select the firmware that you want to flash with. [img width=441 height=420] Then press OK to bring you back to the options screen to make some more changes… [img width=770 height=420] Press the Options button to make advanced changes to the Flash settings. [img width=509 height=420] If we double click on the highlighted file or select Edit then we can change an option to make the custom UDA file MANDATORY! Repeat this for the Mass memory file as well so we end up with the changes highlighted below. [img width=509 height=420] Now press OK button at the bottom to save the changes. VERIFY that you have the following screen so you do not make any mistakes. Check 1 – USB1 – RM-596 Check 2 – Phone and current firmware installed Check 3 – New firmware files that will be installed All 3 then click on “Refurbish” [img width=770 height=420] The beginning of the flashing procedure… (PICTURE IS OLD FIRMWARE BUT PROCESS THE SAME) [img width=346 height=420] …a bit further on [img width=343 height=420] After a few minutes your phone should display a message about being complete. I have included a copy of my log so you know what to look for… Flashing started Creating product data items list Product data items list created Backup not required Started product mode change Product mode change complete Doing factorysets Factorysets complete Flashing phone Initializing Verifying communication to device... Scanning image files... Loading secondary boot code: 15168 bytes Secondary boot loaded Loading update server code: 722517 bytes Update server loaded Partitioning.... Partitioning complete Erasing.... Erasing complete Asic CMT: Start programming 230079 KB... Asic CMT: Programming data sent: 0% Asic CMT: Programming data sent: 10% Asic CMT: Programming data sent: 20% Asic CMT: Programming data sent: 30% Asic CMT: Programming data sent: 40% Asic CMT: Programming data sent: 50% Asic CMT: Programming data sent: 60% Asic CMT: Programming data sent: 70% Asic CMT: Programming data sent: 80% Asic CMT: Programming data sent: 90% Asic CMT: Programming data sent: 100% Programming complete WARNING: Asic CMT: NAND status reported bad blocks <---Ignore this error! Asic CMT: programming succeeded Asic CMT: Verifying communication to device... Phone flashing completed. Waiting for phone to boot up Bootup successful Verifying communication to product (before flash finalizing) Communication verified Product code changed Loading default data to phone Loading default data to phone Getting Data Package Reading product state Starting backup/restore sub-procedure: data item pre-delay data item pre-delay data item pre-delay Sub-procedure completed: Succeeded., result code: 0 Starting to backup/restore data item: ProductProfile, version: 1.1 Data Item backup/restore completed: Succeeded., result code: 0 Starting backup/restore sub-procedure: data item post-delay data item post-delay data item post-delay Sub-procedure completed: Succeeded., result code: 0 Backup/restore result: 0 out of 1 items were not backed up Default data loading complete Stopping all operations, returning phone to default mode All operations completed Product flashing succeeded. AGAIN CREDITS TO f33nix382_.zip Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Maxty Posted September 4, 2011 Report Share Posted September 4, 2011 gr8 m8 +1 to u Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Die2mrw007 Posted September 4, 2011 Report Share Posted September 4, 2011 This is the perfect guide +1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gaurav619 Posted September 6, 2011 Report Share Posted September 6, 2011 another +1 abhishek :) ;) :D Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shridhar197 Posted December 4, 2012 Report Share Posted December 4, 2012 i want to flash my c7 with phoenix ,but phoenix stops at "waiting for usb conection "step and doesnt proceed.what may be the problem? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
navratn123 Posted December 4, 2012 Report Share Posted December 4, 2012 i want to flash my c7 with phoenix ,but phoenix stops at "waiting for usb conection "step and doesnt proceed.what may be the problem? are you using dead phone flashing ? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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