6230i firmware upgrading what gear ? do ineed

what cable and software do ineed to upgrade 6130i firmware whats the
cheapest or least expensive. whats it called
i read its some sort of cable and a box please any ifo plz

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djlewis wrote:
> what cable and software do ineed to upgrade 6130i firmware whats the
> cheapest or least expensive. whats it called
> i read its some sort of cable and a box please any ifo plz

Cheaper and easier to go to your local Nokia Care Centre.



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"djlewis" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> what cable and software do ineed to upgrade 6130i firmware

You need far more than a simple cable. You'll need UFS (or any of the
variants), GTi, Prodigy or JAF.

> whats the cheapest or least expensive. whats it called

JAF is the cheapest simply because it's not as comprehensive as the others.

> i read its some sort of cable and a box please any ifo plz

Have a look at the GSM-Solutions link in my sig and the home pages for each
box. You may also want to have a read of http://beam.to/gsmforum. If you
can read through all the bickering in there, there is some useful
information and knowledgable people.

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"Simon Templar" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> djlewis wrote:
> > what cable and software do ineed to upgrade 6130i
> > firmware whats the cheapest or least expensive. whats
> > it called i read its some sort of cable and a box please any ifo
> > plz
>
> Cheaper and easier to go to your local Nokia Care Centre.

And more of a comeback if it goes wrong..!

Ivor

i rang nokia center they want to much, thats why i wanted to know what gear
i would need to upgrade myself
and maybe do it as a side line
"Richard Colton" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "djlewis" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> what cable and software do ineed to upgrade 6130i firmware
>
> You need far more than a simple cable. You'll need UFS (or any of the
> variants), GTi, Prodigy or JAF.
>
>> whats the cheapest or least expensive. whats it called
>
> JAF is the cheapest simply because it's not as comprehensive as the
> others.
>
>> i read its some sort of cable and a box please any ifo plz
>
> Have a look at the GSM-Solutions link in my sig and the home pages for
> each box. You may also want to have a read of http://beam.to/gsmforum.
> If you can read through all the bickering in there, there is some useful
> information and knowledgable people.
>
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> <<< www.uselessinfo.org.uk >>>
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>

djlewis wrote:
> i rang nokia center they want to much, thats why i wanted to know what gear
> i would need to upgrade myself
> and maybe do it as a side line

If the phone is in warranty then it should not cost anything!



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"Simon Templar" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> djlewis wrote:
> > i rang nokia center they want to much, thats why i
> > wanted to know what gear i would need to upgrade myself
> > and maybe do it as a side line
>
> If the phone is in warranty then it should not cost
> anything!

And to do it *properly* would require equipment costing more than getting
the job done by Nokia. Yes there *are* cheap ways but they are not
reliable and you could end up with an expensive brick.

Still, you pay your money and you take your choice.

Ivor

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> "Simon Templar" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> djlewis wrote:
>> > i rang nokia center they want to much, thats why i
>> > wanted to know what gear i would need to upgrade myself
>> > and maybe do it as a side line
>>
>> If the phone is in warranty then it should not cost
>> anything!
>
> And to do it *properly* would require equipment costing more than getting
> the job done by Nokia.

Agreed. However, if the OP is thinking of setting up and doing the same as
a sideline then it could be money well spent.

>Yes there *are* cheap ways but they are not reliable and you could end up
>with an expensive brick.

Yes. Whatever he does he shouldn't even consider one of the cheap (£35ish)
"China" flashers.

> Still, you pay your money and you take your choice.

Indeed, if I was setting up in a small way (bit too late for that now given
the amount of kit we use) I'd probably go with JAF and stick to doing Nokia
handsets at first, and then possibly go with UFS+HWK or Cruiser.

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thanks any links to where one might attain a jaf etc
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> "Ivor Jones" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> "Simon Templar" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]
>>> djlewis wrote:
>>> > i rang nokia center they want to much, thats why i
>>> > wanted to know what gear i would need to upgrade myself
>>> > and maybe do it as a side line
>>>
>>> If the phone is in warranty then it should not cost
>>> anything!
>>
>> And to do it *properly* would require equipment costing more than getting
>> the job done by Nokia.
>
> Agreed. However, if the OP is thinking of setting up and doing the same
> as a sideline then it could be money well spent.
>
>>Yes there *are* cheap ways but they are not reliable and you could end up
>>with an expensive brick.
>
> Yes. Whatever he does he shouldn't even consider one of the cheap
> (£35ish) "China" flashers.
>
>> Still, you pay your money and you take your choice.
>
> Indeed, if I was setting up in a small way (bit too late for that now
> given the amount of kit we use) I'd probably go with JAF and stick to
> doing Nokia handsets at first, and then possibly go with UFS+HWK or
> Cruiser.
>
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"djlewis" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> thanks any links to where one might attain a jaf etc

Well, you could start at the GSM-Solutions link in my sig.......

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