Problems with N80 modem

I'm having trouble connecting to the internet using the modem on my N80.
The problem is that the AT+CNMI command is returning an ERROR.
Does anyone know if there is an upgrade available to correct this.
Thanks
Chaz

Intresting....
Among my searching tonight I discovered Nokia released an updated firmware for the 6270 that fixed the response to the AT+CNMI command....
Being the 6280 is almost the same and S40 I guess this is a nokia issue which should be fixed by them.... Also as the N80 seems to have the same issue I would call this a little more than a coincidence....
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