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Zviratko
20th July 2003, 11:33 PM
I just tried WM2003 and came back to SER 1.2 without problems - I was told it's not possible without SD card. Am I so lucky? :)

yorkie-7
21st July 2003, 12:15 AM
Funny, I did the very same thing before reading it couldn't / shouldn't be done, makes me think though, what if it had all gone wrong!!!!!!

Ken_xda
21st July 2003, 03:47 AM
For those who have tried the WM2003, please advise me whether it's worth my risk (I'm still indecisive) :?

erickbryce
21st July 2003, 06:06 AM
Just tried to upgrade from 1st version of WME2003 to the latest using the upgrade utility, no go. Goes into upgrade mode on PC & PPC, then progress bar screen on PPC goes to white, a few minutes later a error pop-up on PC telling me to reset & run utility again. When I do so same problem. I'm just curious what version on Activesync are you running & on OS on the Desktop
Thanks

sheran_g
21st July 2003, 06:42 AM
Just tried to upgrade from 1st version of WME2003 to the latest using the upgrade utility, no go. Goes into upgrade mode on PC & PPC, then progress bar screen on PPC goes to white, a few minutes later a error pop-up on PC telling me to reset & run utility again. When I do so same problem. I'm just curious what version on Activesync are you running & on OS on the Desktop
Thanks
Hey Erick,
I had the same problem with the 1st version of WM2003. I was unable to do the upgrade with the utility. It would seem like the version 4.00.01 of WM2003 is far more mature in terms of this sort of functionality. For example, ActiveSync would not connect with the device in standby. This is not the case in the new version of 2003 which goes to show that maybe some processes were not running.

Going by what I experienced with the older WM2003, I did not try an RUU flash to test if the newer version worked, but I won't be surprised if it does. I was running ActiveSync 3.7 with WinXP Pro.

erickbryce
21st July 2003, 07:46 AM
Thanks Sheran. So I guess it's SD card time :D This is an ActiveSync problem not an OS problem? What do you think? SD card should work right?
The reason I'm suggesting ActiveSync is I am unable to use any ROM utility to flash any ROM version now, which I was able to do before i.e. SERv1.1.
I believe I had the previous version of ActiveSync back then & now ActiveSync freaks-out when I try to use the upgrade utility for any ROM.

sheran_g
21st July 2003, 07:52 AM
Thanks Sheran. So I guess it's SD card time :D This is an ActiveSync problem not an OS problem? What do you think? SD card should work right?
The reason I'm suggesting ActiveSync is I am unable to use any ROM utility to flash any ROM version now, which I was able to do before i.e. SERv1.1.
I believe I had the previous version of ActiveSync back then & now ActiveSync freaks-out when I try to use the upgrade utility for any ROM.
I'm thinking this has more to do with the WM2003 1st version (3.04 build 13083) OS rather than your PC OS or even your ActiveSync. I think the reason some people can use the ROM Upgrade Utility is because they are running the newer version of WM2003 (Ver 4.00.01 build 13100) which seems to work well with ActiveSync.

Unfortunately if you install the older version, until I'm told otherwise, the only way to get out of it is to do an SD Card flash.

erickbryce
21st July 2003, 11:17 AM
Thanks again Sheran :D I tend to use the SD method, wanted to not have to wait for two write processes. Oh well back to the tried and true method, for now 8)

Zviratko
21st July 2003, 02:08 PM
I was running the newer version (build 13100)
Activesync 3.7, Windows XP Proffesional