N95 flashing fails midway through - GSM-Forum

belthree · 01-06-2009, 18:04

While flashing my N95 RM-159, I get an error 20 in Phoenix and when I check the Genie, it is locked up and I have to pull all power connections to it. THis only happens with the N95 though. Anyone know why this happens? Below is the status pane from Phoenix

Flashing started
Creating product data items list
Product data items list created
Backup not required
Flashing phone
FLS-X OK
Connected FLS device type: FLS-5 in USB port
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Time Taken to Flash 5 min. and 13 sec.
Total Blocks ca. 4565
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Programming done!
Time Taken to Flash 0 min. and 40 sec.
Total Blocks ca. 602
Making delay between files for 8000 ms
Flashing phone
FLS-X OK
Connected FLS device type: FLS-5 in USB port
Erasing Flash...
Time taken to Erase 0 min. and 5 sec.
Start programming flash memory...
Programming Image file...0%
Error: Unknown Error 20
All operations completed
Product flashing failed.

jomafi · 01-06-2009, 20:20

Exactly the same error i get with my N95-RM159!!!

What happens?

Jomafi

titan_wonder · 01-07-2009, 04:46

problem occur when flashing n70 too..

Bph&co · 01-07-2009, 09:44

Hi,

Was it an old bug or this happend on latest release ?

BR

titan_wonder · 01-07-2009, 11:06

using new release & try old release for n70 same result...

belthree · 01-07-2009, 19:51

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bph&co

Hi,

Was it an old bug or this happend on latest release ?

BR

I got the error on an older versions of Genie firmware as well as the latest firmware using Phoenix 4.007. I tried using Phoenix 44.005 on another machine and that one doesn't even start to download the firmware and gives the error:

Connected FLS device type: FLS-5 in USB port
Error: MCU did not ACK
All operations completed
Product flashing failed.

I then connected the Genie back to the other machine where I'm running Phoenix 4.007 and it went back to the original error that I posted about.

paedy · 01-08-2009, 13:22

Is itProblem Solved Now?..
Cause Im so curious about that.

belthree · 01-09-2009, 00:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by paedy

Is itProblem Solved Now?..
Cause Im so curious about that.

Nope, still have the same problem.

titan_wonder · 01-09-2009, 05:24

Quote:

Originally Posted by belthree

Nope, still have the same problem.

try this version Phoenix_Service_Software_2008_20_9_34260.exe

and change FIA this one..
http://rapidshare.com/files/181270479/FIA.rar.html

try and post result..

n95 8gb have tested...

belthree · 01-09-2009, 20:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by titan_wonder

try this version Phoenix_Service_Software_2008_20_9_34260.exe

and change FIA this one..
http://rapidshare.com/files/181270479/FIA.rar.html

try and post result..

n95 8gb have tested...

I've flashed the N95 8gb with no problem. It's the regular N95 that has the issue. I'll try your suggestion anyway but you should try plain N95 if you can.

paedy · 01-10-2009, 10:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by belthree

I've flashed the N95 8gb with no problem. It's the regular N95 that has the issue. I'll try your suggestion anyway but you should try plain N95 if you can.

Yes.. agree. Many error flashing For Nokia N95 Rm-159 with jaf and third party box.
Never Use Genie Before. Hope Genie Can fix A problem.
Specially for N95 Rm159 from Softbank Japan.

belthree · 01-12-2009, 22:47

So I'm surprised that no one from Genie has responded yet cause usually they're quick to suggest a solution. Does anyone have have some ideas on what the problem might be?

g-gabber · 01-12-2009, 23:06

Hi,

I guess, it is depend on cable connection.
Try to clean fbus pins, and make sure that cable enough pressed to pcb.
Also you post here flashing log, use dbgview to view log.

BR, g-gabber

jomafi · 01-13-2009, 00:36

What statement

All cables immediately fault???
I don't believe that, because with the same cable an der v20 of Phönix the flash will be successfully!!!

And now?

Jomafi

Bph&co · 01-13-2009, 09:49

Quote:

Originally Posted by belthree

So I'm surprised that no one from Genie has responded yet cause usually they're quick to suggest a solution. Does anyone have have some ideas on what the problem might be?

Hi,

Could you please make a debug log as well and attach here ? Thanks.

Regards, Alex

01-06-2009, 18:04	#1 (permalink)
belthree Registered User Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 60 Member: 882717 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 1	N95 flashing fails midway through While flashing my N95 RM-159, I get an error 20 in Phoenix and when I check the Genie, it is locked up and I have to pull all power connections to it. THis only happens with the N95 though. Anyone know why this happens? Below is the status pane from Phoenix Flashing started Creating product data items list Product data items list created Backup not required Flashing phone FLS-X OK Connected FLS device type: FLS-5 in USB port Erasing Flash... Time taken to Erase 0 min. and 19 sec. Start programming flash memory... 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Time Taken to Flash 5 min. and 13 sec. Total Blocks ca. 4565 Making delay between files for 8000 ms Flashing phone FLS-X OK Connected FLS device type: FLS-5 in USB port Erasing Flash... Time taken to Erase 0 min. and 0 sec. Start programming flash memory... Programming Image file...0% Programming Image file...1% Programming Image file...2% Programming Image file...3% Programming Image file...4% Programming Image file...5% Programming Image file...6% Programming Image file...7% Programming Image file...8% Programming Image file...9% Programming Image file...10% Programming Image file...11% Programming Image file...12% Programming Image file...13% Programming Image file...14% Programming Image file...15% Programming Image file...16% Programming Image file...17% Programming Image file...18% Programming Image file...19% Programming Image file...20% Programming Image file...21% Programming Image file...22% Programming Image file...23% Programming Image file...24% Programming Image file...25% Programming Image file...26% Programming Image file...27% Programming Image file...28% Programming Image file...29% Programming Image file...30% Programming Image file...31% Programming Image file...32% Programming Image file...33% Programming Image file...34% Programming Image file...35% Programming Image file...36% Programming Image file...37% Programming Image file...38% Programming Image file...39% Programming Image file...40% Programming Image file...41% Programming Image file...42% Programming Image file...43% Programming Image file...44% Programming Image file...45% Programming Image file...46% Programming Image file...47% Programming Image file...48% Programming Image file...49% Programming Image file...50% Programming Image file...51% Programming Image file...52% Programming Image file...53% Programming Image file...54% Programming Image file...55% Programming Image file...56% Programming Image file...57% Programming Image file...58% Programming Image file...59% Programming Image file...60% Programming Image file...61% Programming Image file...62% Programming Image file...63% Programming Image file...64% Programming Image file...65% Programming Image file...66% Programming Image file...67% Programming Image file...68% Programming Image file...69% Programming Image file...70% Programming Image file...71% Programming Image file...72% Programming Image file...73% Programming Image file...74% Programming Image file...75% Programming Image file...76% Programming Image file...77% Programming Image file...78% Programming Image file...79% Programming Image file...80% Programming Image file...81% Programming Image file...82% Programming Image file...83% Programming Image file...84% Programming Image file...85% Programming Image file...86% Programming Image file...87% Programming Image file...88% Programming Image file...89% Programming Image file...90% Programming Image file...91% Programming Image file...92% Programming Image file...93% Programming Image file...94% Programming Image file...95% Programming Image file...96% Programming Image file...97% Programming Image file...98% Programming Image file...99% Programming Image file...100% Programming done! Time Taken to Flash 0 min. and 40 sec. Total Blocks ca. 602 Making delay between files for 8000 ms Flashing phone FLS-X OK Connected FLS device type: FLS-5 in USB port Erasing Flash... Time taken to Erase 0 min. and 5 sec. Start programming flash memory... Programming Image file...0% Error: Unknown Error 20 All operations completed Product flashing failed.

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