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Pinuzz · 01-24-04, 03:55 AM

My last two issues with my axim solved finally.

First
If you lost your built in storage you can flash back your Axim to A03 or A04 following the bootloader procedure (look in the linux for axim section).
After this put your original upgrade CD of PPC2003 and start the upgrade procedure, it will reformat the built in storage and will upgrade to 2003.

Second
I was using senao drivers with my WCF11 but I noticed an abnormal power consumpion when using wireless.
Now I'm using the new Asus w110 drivers (Dec2003), and look like the consumption is very close to original driver that I used for PPC2002.

Ps if you put some program in your built in storage, try don't use the reset button because some files can still be in use and the reset can corrupt that file and after reboot the OS will protect the ROM where the built in storage is located! and that memory area will desappear from you Axim........

Hope this will help someone.

01-24-04, 03:55 AM	#1 (permalink)
Pinuzz Aximsite Prospect Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Vancouver BC Canada Posts: 11 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Built in storage lost solved (and WCF11/12 working perfectly with low power cons.) My last two issues with my axim solved finally. First If you lost your built in storage you can flash back your Axim to A03 or A04 following the bootloader procedure (look in the linux for axim section). After this put your original upgrade CD of PPC2003 and start the upgrade procedure, it will reformat the built in storage and will upgrade to 2003. Second I was using senao drivers with my WCF11 but I noticed an abnormal power consumpion when using wireless. Now I'm using the new Asus w110 drivers (Dec2003), and look like the consumption is very close to original driver that I used for PPC2002. Ps if you put some program in your built in storage, try don't use the reset button because some files can still be in use and the reset can corrupt that file and after reboot the OS will protect the ROM where the built in storage is located! and that memory area will desappear from you Axim........ Hope this will help someone. __________________ Pinuzz To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. Last edited by Pinuzz; 01-24-04 at 04:13 AM.