Further the -mode emergency can be used to change the device ID from an FFU using the sahara protocol.
that's for Nokia's version for emergency flashing they don't use Sahara, it uses their own protocol which is firehose and is not compatible with the thor2 mode emergency.
Change the device ID on the device? Or, what do mean exactly and how?
the -mode emergency -configfile -ffufile command is used to change the device id of the phone, normally you would add both the two id's to this and then after update with a retail image. So the emergency config file would contain both the 01 and NA device id's and it would flash the ffu with the new NA device ID and prepare it for future ffu updates with just the NA device id. But at this point I'm thinking we are locked out from this function.
@Iain_SWhere is that info explained at? I want to read into the emergency mode functions since the IDOL4s can be put there. Since the only security around the FFU is the Device ID at this point there should be a way and maybe we just have not found it yet.
@Iain_S
I found the info I need. Thanks.
Alcatel, or at least the guy who has replied to my DM, didn't understand the issue. I've replied this :Alcatel said:Sorry for the inconvenience this is causing. At this moment it would be to wait until they release an update for the WRDT that will be compatible with your device.
DylanCochard said:For you, what « they » does mean ? If it's Microsoft, so it's that you don't understand the issue.
WDRT is compatible with Idol 4S Open Market. It's *not* an issue related to WDRT (and not WRDT), it's *not* an issue that requires a WDRT's update, it's *not* an issue that must be fixed by Microsoft. It's an issue that must be fixed by you (Alcatel).
The RTM_IDOL4S_Open_F1052.16.09031.50700_1052.16.09031.50700.FFU file, that you've developed, has an issue related to the Platform ID (as I said it above). You must proceed to an update of this file to fix this issue.
So, I repeat my questions : What's Alcatel going to do ? When ?
Just an update : Alcatel has replied to my DM today.
Alcatel, or at least the guy who has replied to my DM, didn't understand the issue. I've replied this :
Alcatel said:Our engineers are working on this matter, please stay tune for an update.
My phone has been waiting since last Tuesday. No new updates still.Well, I see that my device is being sent back to me, but I can't log in to the finetw site right now to get any details about what might have happened. The device was received yesterday and marked as received this morning, but no clue what might have happened. I guess I'll know tomorrow when I get it back. I was explicit several times that I did not want a T-Mobile ROM as that wouldn't fix my device. Maybe they have some magic way to flash to the open market ROM or just sent me back a different open market device. Maybe they just flashed the T-Mobile ROM. No idea and not sure the RMA site would show me any details even if I could log in.... More details tomorrow sometime.
Me: Hey Alcatel, you sent me a defective apple.
Alcatel: I'm sorry that you're having problems with your avocado. Here's an RMA; we'll get a new banana out to you as soon as we can.
I've never in my life seen a company release a product and not realize that it exists. It's also stunning to me that they don't understand the nature of this problem. It's really not that complicated at all. And I'm referring to both the problem and the fix that they inexplicably won't release for some reason.
I finally got a repair RMA, but I haven't bothered sending my phone because I'm almost certain that I'm going to get a locked T-Mo variant in return. I'm just going to spare myself the inevitable disappointment that I already see coming from several miles away.
Originally posted by aj173
Me: Hey Alcatel, you sent me a defective apple.
Alcatel: I'm sorry that you're having problems with your avocado. Here's an RMA; we'll get a new banana out to you as soon as we can.
I've never in my life seen a company release a product and not realize that it exists. It's also stunning to me that they don't understand the nature of this problem. It's really not that complicated at all. And I'm referring to both the problem and the fix that they inexplicably won't release for some reason.
I finally got a repair RMA, but I haven't bothered sending my phone because I'm almost certain that I'm going to get a locked T-Mo variant in return. I'm just going to spare myself the inevitable disappointment that I already see coming from several miles away.