Originally Posted by GeBoe

People, now i think i've ACTUALLY FOUND A WAY TO GET RID OF DLOAD ON LUMIA!!!! AND I'M KINDA REALLY SURE ITLL WORK!!! i just need a few testpeople.

Risk of bricking? I'd like to test but I don't want to brick it (have no backup phone). You can PM your instructions, I'll see what I can do.

Originally Posted by GeBoe

Hey guys. I discovered that instead of DD in Linux, you can also flash your lumia using NSSPro v0.48! http://www.genieprojects.co.uk/files/NssPro_0.48.zip

And there are also some options that indicate the activation of NAND access on a Lumia 800!!!!!!! I dont have a Lumia 800 DLOAD so i can test, but someone should.

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People, now i think i've ACTUALLY FOUND A WAY TO GET RID OF DLOAD ON LUMIA!!!! AND I'M KINDA REALLY SURE ITLL WORK!!! i just need a few testpeople.

I really wished you had... (sorry to dissappoint)
This actually downloads the RM803 (lumia 710) qualcomm loader, found by someone over the general forum, and flashes it on top of original OSBL... in a Lumia 710... if you pay an anual subscription to NSS.

They have implemented NB firmware flashing for Qualcomm based loaders from the information on this thread, and added some more options... you would still need a signed loader to 'downgrade' nokia Dload on a lumia 800/900...
EDIT: To be fair, it's not required to pay a subscription. If you don't want to pay, you can download the file from any other place and put it in the directory yourself.

Open file...Cancelled.
Preparing update...Missing loader!
Please use the 'Download' button from the Options Tab or put manually
the 'RM803_12w07_prod_generic_nokia_osbl.esco' in 'special//wp7//' directory
Preparing download...Error1!
This function require Annual Subscription.----------------------------------------------------
Looking for NAND disk...Not found.
Things to check:
1. Is the phone connected?(Plug to the USB)
2. Is it in the correct mode?(Try to switch to OSBL mode)
3. Have you installed the Qcom loader ?(Use the Install button)
Preparing update...Missing loader!
Please use the 'Download' button from the Options Tab or put manually
the 'RM803_12w07_prod_generic_nokia_osbl.esco' in 'special//wp7//' directory

Can't we just brute the cert? So we can sign own bootldrs

Originally Posted by load""

Can't we just brute the cert? So we can sign own bootldrs

By the time we succeed with that (by using brute force, not any (for now unknown) weakness in the algorithm) we may well be playing with Windows phone 75000000000.0 Infinite ;).

Originally Posted by biktor_gj

if you pay an anual subscription to NSS.

Hi,

No need to pay, it was posted here, including the file as attachment. The Download
button in the soft is disabled, just can't provide the bandwidth for thousands of users.

I made those features originally for my experiments, but seen many people killing
phones with linux, so decided it might be good to release to the public. It costed
me few hours work and one brand new phone dead, but even if it was useful to
one guy - it is still worth it.

Off course - all thanks to your great find!

BR

Originally Posted by GeBoe

Hey guys. I discovered that instead of DD in Linux, you can also flash your lumia using NSSPro v0.48! http://www.genieprojects.co.uk/files/NssPro_0.48.zip

And there are also some options that indicate the activation of NAND access on a Lumia 800!!!!!!! I dont have a Lumia 800 DLOAD so i can test, but someone should.

---------- Post added at 06:07 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:59 PM ----------

People, now i think i've ACTUALLY FOUND A WAY TO GET RID OF DLOAD ON LUMIA!!!! AND I'M KINDA REALLY SURE ITLL WORK!!! i just need a few testpeople.

Give me the instructions... I've a Lumia 800 DLOAD

Originally Posted by EmaTheLegend

Give me the instructions... I've a Lumia 800 DLOAD

i tried it mate...did not work.
we are back to ground zero.

Yeh i have a water damaged lumia 800 with dload now, if you give the instructions i can try it out (all but speakers and mics work on it, so it wont really hurt me if it gets bricked).

Edit: eh just saw the above post after finished writing mine :/

Hi
Attached the files involved in full flash update through MTPz. If we cannot write the bootloader from the OSBL maybe we can find a hole in Microsoft's firmware update implementation. These files can actually write to the bootloader area, so might be worth trying...

Originally Posted by biktor_gj

Hi
Attached the files involved in full flash update through MTPz. If we cannot write the bootloader from the OSBL maybe we can find a hole in Microsoft's firmware update implementation. These files can actually write to the bootloader area, so might be worth trying...

give me instructions...