Newbie Question: Best way of updating Nokia 8310

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On Fri, 18 Jul 2003 11:34:34 GMT, "Richard Colton"
<[email protected]> wrote:

>
>"Andrew Perry" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> Hi,
>>
>> What's the best way of updating the firmware of a Nokia 8310? I've been to
>a
>> Nokia Service Centre and they want to charge me for the update as the
>phones
>> out of service. They can't even guarantee that an update will fix my
>problem
>> :-(
>>
>1. What problems are you seeing?
>2. You have three options for upgrading your firmware:
>
> a. Pay the Service Centre what they are asking.
> b. Pay someone who knows what they are doing to do the job. Ourselves
>or one of the regulars in here would be able to do the job.
> c. Invest in the kit to do the job yourself - bearing in mind that to
>buy decent kit will set you back over £200.
>
>HTH

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On Fri, 18 Jul 2003 13:13:31 GMT, "Richard Colton"
<[email protected]> wrote:

>"Andrew Perry" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
>> > 1. What problems are you seeing?
>>
>> Basically the phone periodically switches itself off :-(
>
>Well known issue on certain firmware variations of the 8310
>
>> > 2. You have three options for upgrading your firmware:
>> >
>> > a. Pay the Service Centre what they are asking.
>> > b. Pay someone who knows what they are doing to do the job.
>Ourselves
>> > or one of the regulars in here would be able to do the job.
>> > c. Invest in the kit to do the job yourself - bearing in mind that
>to
>> > buy decent kit will set you back over £200.
>>
>> Can I not upgrade the firmware by a data cable or Infra red?
>
>Absolutely not. The cheapest solution if you insist on taking the risk of
>doing the job yourself, is to buy a "China" flasher for approx £35, but be
>warned that at best it can be described as unreliable. To do the job
>properly with minimal chance of breaking the phone, you'll need a Griffin,
>Neelix or AFD box. Any of these will set you back approx £200+. Flashing a
>DCT4 is certainly not ideal for a novice as they are not as easy to
>resurrect (when you flash them wrong) as older DCT3 phones. Best advice I
>can give is get someone to do the job for you, just make sure that they know
>what they are doing.
>
>HTH