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hazart
Joined: Nov 09, 2004
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Is SEUS going to serve R2AL? |
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smjohns
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If it is currently being issued to their repair centres then it will eventually emerge on SEUS at some point. It seems they release all their new versions to their repair centres first so that if there are any missed bugs in the upgrade pack then it is only the repair centres performing the upgrade and they can just roll back the firmware/fix the phone. When it has been with them for a month or so, it 'should' then end up on SEUS. |
hazart
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@smjohns
Thanks. Very good explanation!  |
chili
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I plan to have my fw updated to R2AL029 when it becomes available at the nearby SESS. Will I lose all the words that I have saved in the T9 dictionary when the update is performed? Thanks.... |
smjohns
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Assuming they don't have to master reset your phone then all your data (including phone book) 'should' be ok. They will warn you that you could loose your data as if there is a problem they may have to re-flash the whole phone. If they don't have any probs then you should be ok. Best back it up to be on the safe side  |
mwarner
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@chili
I am not sure whether it is always the case, but every time I have updated firmware on any of my SE phones my T9 custom dictionary entries are lost. If any one else has differing experiences then i'm sure Chili would like to know! I have updated both through EMMA, in a SE Service Centre (when such things existed in the UK!) and DaVinci before with the same results. |
392MHz
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please somebody confirm that there is NO camera sound in the R2AL firmware.
if so, i visit a service centre tomorrow..... |
hazart
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@392MHz
The shutter sound is not firmware revision dependent but region dependent.  |
gbrooks3
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Look out for new firm soon,
I am feeling R2AT coming on |
Sebby
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@ gbrooks3
And what would give you that idea?
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gbrooks3
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indeed, i wonder, Some one, tell Mr Copy, I mean Mr Murphy sorry  then TMS users will have it. |
Sebby
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@ gbrooks3
I didn't understand a word of that!
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gbrooks3
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Just being humourous  |
Sebby
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(I still don't understand though!)
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392MHz
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On 2005-05-11 22:21:32, hazart wrote:
@392MHz
The shutter sound is not firmware revision dependent but region dependent.
Are ya sure?
how it depends?
which regions require that stupid sound?
and which dont?
[ This Message was edited by: 392MHz on 2005-05-12 08:09 ] |
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Posted: 2005-05-03 21:34
