Software update C7-00 non branded to symbian anna ...

hello everybody
i have a question about the software update of my C7-00 to symbian anna
i have installed the new version from ovi store: now is 025.007.C21.01 2011-09-16
the product code 059B4Z3
i can't download the updates 1/2 and 2/2 from ovi store because an error on downloading occours every time i try (i've tried for many days may times !) and so i haven't quick office and adobe .... and obviously i can't read the attachements to my mail !!!
can you help me?
Thanks

So, since the upgrade to Anna has lost the data recording and displays only voice and sms.
That seems to be a bug in Anna and I hope that Nokia solution in a new update or proximity to Belle.
regards

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Solution: Software Update Notifications for Non-Admin-Users

This is a follow up to [that thread|http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1642646].
Problem:
Since I'm using Mac OS X the software update notification only appears if you are logged in as an user with administrative rights. In a real multiuser environment this makes sense, because the ordinary user should not be confused with things he's not responsible for. But what about the situation with the typical single user machine, where the owner uses a non-admin account for normal work. In this case this user IS the administrator, although he's using a non-admin account. In this very common case the user should get the software update notifications as he/she can react to it. But even if "Check for updates" is selected in System Preferences, there will be no notifications. You can argue if this is a bug or not.
Solution:
I wrote a little applescript (in fact it's embedded into a launchd plist file, so you only have to care about one file), that checks once per day if there are any software updates available. If so, they are displayed in a nice looking Growl notification, if Growl is installed (highly recommended!), or in a standard system dialog. This works for any user. I'm using it for over a year now without any problems and decided to make it available to everybody. You can download it [here|http://blog.kaputtendorf.de/2009/02/22/updatecheck>.
Best regards,
Sven

good job! I also suggest you submit this to mac os x hints.
http://www.macosxhints.com/

Disk utility, spotlight, software update... none are working.

A mix of problems have developed lately. I assume they're connected, although perhaps not.
1) I can't repair permissions. It begins properly, then goes forever and forever until I quit (or force quit) Onyx.
2) Disk Utility won't, er, activate? I open it, and then it's "Gathering Disk Information" forever. ("Forever" = several hours). It never reads any of the disks, so I can't repair permissions that way, or do any of the Disk Utility functions. This happens whether I start Disk Utility from my main hard drive, from a backup clone, or from the Tiger startup disk. It doesn't fail--it just keeps going.
3) Software update begins when I ask it to, the blue bar scrolls along, and then it goes no further. No crashing, no completion, just quietly musing away.
4) Spotlight can't find anything: "No results found" for everything. I see others have this problem, so maybe it's not connected.
5) I've tried to reinstall Tiger from the startup disk, but I can't do that either: I click on Agree, then the computer starts "Selecting Destination", and all the different drives are there, but grayed out--and the computer just keeps thinking, with the little wheel spinning.
For all of the above, Activity Monitor doesn't indicate a freeze--they all need 2-3% of the processor, and there's no memory leak or anything.
I'm very confused about my hard drive clone (on a 350GB external SeaGate). I have the same problems when I boot through that drive, which suggests this isn't a hardware problem. Or at least, not a disk problem. A processor one? Oh, what do I know... I'm way out of my depth here.
However, all applications seem to be working properly!
I'm not too sure about the history of these problems. I'd been having iTunes library problems for a while that may have been hiding these issues from me; I certainly started noticing these problems in the past 2-3 weeks, so the connection to 10.4.11 probably isn't coincidental.
Any help would be really appreciated. The PowerBook G4 is getting a little old, but I'm hoping to hold off on a new computer for a while yet. Thanks!

I APPEAR to have resolved the problem (I hadn't posted yet because things only got sorted out yesterday, so I'm not certain this is done with yet).
What I did: I turned off Sleep Mode and kept the computer on all night. I presume this let the daily maintenance script run--it's set to run at 3am, I think. (I'm not sure if I ever tried to run the scripts alone through Onyx; I don't think I did--I think I just tried to run a big batch of operations, which was foolish of me.)
The next morning, things still weren't right--no Spotlight, for example--but I was able to open Disk Utility, which I hadn't been before. That let me Verify Disk, repair permissions, and so on. For the rest of the morning I kept repeating things again and again--Disk Utility and (unneeded) disk repair from Tiger start-up disk, complete clean-up through Onyx, etc--and each time more functionality seemed to come back. There were steps backwards--Disk Utility wouldn't open again for a bit--but something else was working, and with another reboot, it'd be back. I can't remember the order I did this in, but I also made sure to run, individually, each of the maintenance scripts (through Onyx).
Eventually everything seemed to be back in order. A day and a half later, and all things still seem to be OK.
Curiously, through all of the clean-up/ mop-up--actually, through ALL of this mess--there were never any error messages. No spinning pizzas, no freezes; just blue bars and "clockhand circles" (what are those called?!) that never ever finished.
So, I suggest either making sure the computer is on all night, or running the daily maintenance script (you can run it through Onyx, and presumably other ways that I don't know about).
A moral of the story: those maintenance scripts appear to have solved the problem, whereas repairing permissions didn't.
(I find it oddly amusing that, out of all the things I tried to do, the one that finally succeeded was just leaving the computer on and letting it take care of itself.)

"Unexpected Error" stops all software updates, except for non-mac downloads

Hello,
first of all i have tried to find answers to the question i have by searching through the forums. I searched for a couple days, but i have not found any answers as of yet.
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i am fairly new to macs and i really have no idea whats going on. i have downloaded various programs, such as AIM, and videos and they all worked fine.
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Try the following:
Boot from your OS X Installer. Be sure to use the installer for the version of OS X you have installed. After the installer loads select Disk Utility from the Installer menu (or Utilities menu if using Tiger.) After DU loads select your OS X volume from the list on the left, click on the First Aid tab, then click on the Repair Disk button. If DU reports any errors that have been fixed, then re-run Repair Disk until no errors are reported. If no errors are reported click on the Repair Permissions button. Wait until the operation completes, then quit DU and return to the installer. Now shutdown the computer for a couple of minutes and then restart normally.
If DU reports errors it cannot fix, then you will need Disk Warrior (3.0.3 for Tiger) and/or TechTool Pro (4.1.1 for Tiger) to repair the drive. If you don't have either of them or if neither of them can fix the drive, then you will need to reformat the drive and reinstall OS X.
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Nokia C7 (059D0B0) software update package problem...

Hi,
I was helping my aunt to update her C7 (RM-675) model. I tried to help her by installing the PR1.2 update first through SW Update as it showed up there. I managed to download the file with size of almost 7000kb through Wi-Fi on the phone.
When the phone requested for a restart, the screen went white and a word "Updating" showed up. However, within ten seconds, there's a message showing "Restarting the phone" on the white screen.
Phone booted into the homescreen and a message popped out saying "Phone not updated. The software package is not compatible with your phone. Please check with your local service provider".
That didn't make me give up. I went to try again using USB connection to Nokia OVI Suite. The system checked there's an update of PR1.2 and I chose to update it. At first, the system requested for a phone backup and so I waited for it to finish backing up the phone. Later, I downloaded the PR1.2 software update with the file size of 175mb. When finished downloading, there's an error message showing up "Something went wrong". The system suggested me to restart the Nokia OVI Suite and then after several attempts, I couldn't detect the updates anymore. The result returned with "No updates available".
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The phone product code was 059D0B0. She bought this phone in Malaysia from a local dealer.
I checked the product code variant and this variant is from Spain, I wondered? The latest update for this variant is only 014.002 which I checked on the Nokia official website and still I could detect Symbian Anna update on OTA on the phone. Can the person in charge please check what is wrong with the situation that I'm having? BTW, we're from Malaysia.
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I also had problems with the upgrade to Symbian Anna.
My carkit didn't work, telephone went off and on frequently, etc.
Nokia helpcenter told me that my carkit should be upgraded with
new firmware and that had to try to reinstall Symbian Anna.
I tried to reinstall Symbian Anna a few times but nothing worked.
Now I solved the problem!!!!!
- Make a backup of your files, pics, video's, etc.
- Put your phone back in the factory settings
- sofware update via Wifi or LAN
- Installs Symbian Anna 1/2 en 2/2
EVERYTHING WORKS FINE NOW!!!! also my carkit......
applause for Nokia helpcenter.............NOT!!!!
It will only take about 10 minutes to configure your telephone
and maybe some stuff from your backup.
Tip: put as much as you can on the extra memory card,
I think most you have it in your phone.

Software Updates Deployment Evaluation.

Hi,
I would like to get some clarification around the Software Updates Deployment Eval. cycle. (SCCM R2 CU3)
Example scenario:
I have a Software Update Group that contains 200 updates. This SUG includes updates that are prerequisites for other updates in the same SUG. So, when scanning occurs. Only one of these updates are at that particular time considered applicable.
The software update deployment deadline is reached. The update is installed, as expected. The then agent reports compliance against the update deployment.
Then comes the Software Update Scan schedule, when a new scan is made against the SUP more updates are now detected as required because of the previously installed update - from the same SUG which are deployed.
This leaves me in a situation where the agent is compliant against the Software Update deployment and non-compliant in regards to the actual Software Update Group.
I can of course just hit the schedule for Software Update Deployment Evaluation manually on the agent or simply do something (adding an update or whatever) that modifies the actual software updates deployment policy. This would in turn cause a new evaluation
to occur at the client.
Bottom line. Is my conclusion correct or have i missed something here?
If i'm correct, a good thing would be to add scheduling options available for the actual "software update deployment evaluation".
That would really come in handy in situations like above scenario.
Br,
Chris

The next scheduled scan cycle will pick up the newly applicable but non-compliant updates in the deployment.
However, note that update compliance at the client level is done against the entire update catalog as this is actually done by the Windows Update Agent (WUA) which knows nothing about ConfigMgr. Thus, the fact that an update is in a deployment or not is
completely irrelevant as far as compliance and compliance reporting goes (which is part of the reason why compliance reporting in ConfigMgr is tricky).
Updating the policy of an update deployment will kick off a scan cycle (just like creating a new deployment will) on the clients which is why you are probably seeing this behavior as addressing the scenario.
Jason | http://blog.configmgrftw.com | @jasonsandys
Thanks Jason,
What you are describing exactly matches the point I’m trying to make here. There is no correlation what so ever between update scans and actual software update deployments. The logic just isn't there. Which is a logic that is lacking
– in my opinion.
I really do think there is room for improvement here.
Case:
A customer wants to minimize the spread of reboots (a maint. window overnight should be sufficient for the agent to get the server fully up to date). The admin – who also wants to minimize effort in regards to worrying about MS bundling\prereq
requirements – simply wants it all to be taken care of by the updates deployment agent.
Example:
Software update deployment contains required updates as well as updates that will not be detected as required - until the deployment has been run – and a new update scan cycle has taken place.
The server reboots and updates deployment agent says all is fine – with regards to the deployment in it's current state, of course.
But it's not.
The server then issues a new scan (maybe 4 hours later and way behind the end of the maint. window) according to the software updates scan schedule, and suddenly 10 more updates are applicable, but still within the same deployment.
What happens? Nothing, sadly. Next maint. window? Nothing.
Not even a (client agent set – and scheduled) software update deployment re-eval takes care of this since – according to my findings – the deployment will never really be evaluated against again without administrative intervention.
Suggestion:
Whenever a software update deployment has been run, succeeded and passed the "after reboot" detectjob. Initiate a new evaluation of this deployment in full – of course including a pre-eval software updates scan. Just add
a few steps to the logic of updates deployment.
Evaluate.
Apply.
Initiate a new scan.
Re-Evaluate.
Apply again (if needed)
Reboot
Initiate a new scan.
Re-evaluate
Isn’t this the way WAUA has always worked? Why shouldn’t this method be adopted here as well? Why should ConfigMgr not honour the procedure?
Result:
Administrative relieve. Since I know that a software update deployment will always do the job, in full. No need for manual triggers or policy modifications.
Caveats:
I do realize the fact that – if this would be the scenario - the admin sometimes will not be aware of what might happen during the nightly maint. window since he cannot solely rely on compliance data.
Anyways:
This should at least be a deployment option in future releases.
"Force rescan and deployment re-evaluation after first run." Simple.
Would make life easier and keep the spread of reboots concentrated to one night and to a minimum. (Given the appropriate length of maint. windows of course)
Consider things like KB2919355 and how WUAU agent handles that against Windows Update.
Br,
Chris

Software update plsssss

Its hig time that nokia n8 has not come up with any software update . accenture how is taken over symbian needs to update or get new things that can be stable in market understanding andriod has taken over the market... so many good things are still to come like panaroma feature ... no need to hardware changes same with hotspot ... its all software changes .....
atleast some could reply from nokia

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Symbian Anna missing split screen keyboard / no sp...

Dear Nokia,
It's very good news to have symbian anna in my phone, nokia n8. IT's very well build.
However, in my country product code, Malaysia, I dont have split screen keyboard appear in every section that should appear in firmware. I have clean all my phone state in zero apps and i flash my n8 with symbian anna together with 1gb memory card content which means i have fresh , pure symbian anna without any system disturbances.
I update all symbian anna packages in software update, but split screen doesnt appear in most of my country variant.
Returning back to old PR 1.2, what we had was no smart dialler to easy contact calling. Then in symbian anna again, we still missing split screen keyboard which had been promised to be in symbian anna.
I have waited this feature for almost 8 months, but misssing this split screen is kind of dissappointment to us.
I need full explaination how exactly this missing feature happen, I wrote this not for myself, but for whole people who still miss split screen keyboard. I have fresh symbian anna, 0 apps installed, empty memory card, resulting no software conflicts.
THANKS YOU for Symbian Anna and we still waiting for this missing feature.
PIRATES_KILLER
Solved!
Go to Solution.

deanfredericks wrote:
There is no split screen text input on any firmware that has Chinese. So Malaysian, Singapore, China and Indonesian phones all do not support split screen. Futhermore, the pinyin input does not support portriate qwerty.
If you install a firmware version which does not support Chinese, you get split screen activated. I have tested both Thailand and Indian versions, both working with split screen.
Also, the 2 software updates that come after your have installed Anna will not add portrait qwerty.
Furthermore - this issue has NOTHING to do with swype. Please ignore any message your read which mentions swype.
I'm from Malaysia, didn't get it either.
This is very upsetting! Ten months of waiting, this is what Nokia has given us? This silly reason behind not including split-keyboard in our FW variant is not even a reason at all!
It's an obviously missing feature, and they seem to have not mentioned of this in any of their marketing videos or pages. Should have at least put a disclaimer saying it's not available for us. *Misrepresentation*

Is there any way to prevent non-admin user accounts to receive software update prompts?

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For some reason, all the software update notifications seem to be received when the standard user account is the active one.
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Is there any way to stop her receiving the update notifications altogether?
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You should be able to do this by unchecking the software update service in the system preferences to prevent the system from running the check as the "_softwareupate" user and passing it to the notification service that broadcasts to all user accounts. Then you can check for the software update in an admin account using the following Terminal line:
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This line can be scripted via Terminal services to run on a schedule (ie, every few hours), and if there are found updates it will launch the App Store for that account and present them. Granted this approach circumvents the notification service, but should work. To try this, open TextEdit on your computer and in a new document choose "Make Plain Text" from the Format menu.
Then copy and paste the following text into the new document:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
<plist version="1.0">
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</dict>
</plist>
When done, save the document to your desktop as "softwareupdatecheck.plist" or anything as long as it ends with ".plist." Then get information on the file in the Finder to ensure its name ends with plist and not anything else like "plist.txt" (rename it accordingly in the Info window's "Name & Extension" section.
With the file name appropriate, hold the Option key and choose the "Library" option in the Finder's "Go" menu. Then locate the folder called "Launch Agents" in the library and drag the text file to this folder. Then log out and log back into your account.
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Click here, check that your computer meets the requirements, buy and install the DVD, and then run Software Update.
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I replaced my phone at apple y'day, due to a broken screen. Brand new phone, but i am unable to connect to wifi, at home or work, so presuming its a fault with the phone? not router, i have also done a software update, is there a solution? thanks

i replaced my phone at apple y'day, due to a broken screen. Brand new phone, but i am unable to connect to wifi, at home or work, so presuming its a fault with the phone? not router, i have also done a software update, is there a solution? thanks

Hi Eric,
What message do you get when you try to connect?
Cheers!

Run software update in non-admin account?

I did some searching through past posts, but the most recent one I found was several years old.
Is there any way to run Software Update automatically in a non-admin account? I run in a non-admin account unless there's some task that really needs admin privileges to complete, for security purposes, but having Software Update not run automatically is rather suboptimal for security.
So, is there any way to get Software Update to check for updates automatically from a non-admin account? (I'm not averse to using the crontab or launchd, if necessary—I've never done it before, but given instructions, I'm sure I could figure it out.
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Did some research on this the other day, to see if i could get Software Update to run in the middle of the night like Windows can do.
Software Update requires Root powers, so when you give it your Admin Password your opening a sudo window of 5 minutes for it to complete it's task.
Software Update doesn't check for updates while in Standard User becuase Standard Users supposedly can't do anything about it anyway and it would be a obvious distraction. "Mommy the computer....!!!"
Apple should have a option in Software update preferences to let certain Standard Users know a Software Update is ready just for the purpose your explaining. I run in Standard as well.
I ran some Software Update commands via the Terminal for a launchd just to see what I could do.
Apprantly one can DOWNLOAD updates automatically with launchd in Admin, but not install them because of the need for sudo.
I just misssed a perfect opoortunity (todays update) to run a launchd to do automatic downloads of Software update, then see how to go about installing them afterwards. So fsck me, I'll have to wait now. (unless i use my other machine! ahhh!!)
Anyway the program you want is this little gem: Lingon
it's on Sourceforge (grab the image)
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/usr/sbin/softwareupdate --download --all
Will do the automatic downloads, now it's just a script away to let you know ( a nice pop up window) that you have something in your folder where the Software Update just downloaded into.
That's the next question is where that is and how to run it.

C7-00 Symbian Belle Refresh WLAN Software Update n...

Hi, I have that well-known problem that my C7-00's WLAN connection is breaking up after a couple of minutes, following the update to Symbian Belle Refresh.
Allegedly, there is/was a patch in Nokia Beta-Labs, the WLAN Software Update, which was supposed to fix that error.
The problem is, this update is now unavailable from reliable sources (direct download from WLAN Utilities.sis not working either) - and when I risked to install one of the versions of that update available on numerous internet sites, "Expired certificate" error message popped up.
Could anyone help solving this - I've been searching for the solution for a long time, to no avail.
Thanks,
Nokia 2110 (bought the very original "brick" version back in 1995 ), 6110 (1997), 6210, 6310, 6310i, 6230, 6233, 5800, C7, HF-3, CK-20W, CK-300 (all bought new) - looked like a loyal Nokia customer, didn't it? So, Nokia had to give up on all these loyal customers! Now, life with Nokia phones running Symbian is a nightmare. Thanks a lot for letting us down, Nokia!
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Hi @nokh ,
I never noticed any WLAN issues on my C7 on Belle Refresh. The friend who was gifted the phone is still happy with it and refuse to let me upgrade it to a Lumia.
The trick to install software with expired certificates on Symbian phones: Shut the phone down, remove the SIM, start up and set the date when the certificate is valid, in this case early 2013. Once succesfully installed it continues to work when the date is set correctly.
The Wayback Machine has at least the documentation saved for reference
http://web.archive.org/web/20130522104036/http://betalabs.nokia.com/trials/wlan-software-update
I hope this works for you? I'm curious if the betalabs update makes a difference or if your phone and/or router have a different problem, so please keep us posted.
Hans

I have tried to download an app but it says that i need 10.8 or later on my macbook air i have checked for software update but none i am on 10.7.5

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