Rename n700 --> 770

doc/bug-report

@@ -40,14 +40,14 @@ and sometimes (in the early days often) replacing proprietary software.
 
 The non-free bits in the core infrastructure of the IT OS 2007 are a road block
 for efforts to create free operating systems/distributions besides IT OS on the
-N770/N800.
+770/N800.
 
 The reason for why it is helpful to have other operating system/distribution on
 the N800 is simple: There are hundreds of GNU/Linux distributions out there.
 Each one exists because there is a userbase that exactly likes their flavor of
 GNU/Linux.
 
-For the N770/N800 Internet Tablets there exists only one such distribution: The
+For the 770/N800 Internet Tablets there exists only one such distribution: The
 Internet Tablet OS. With the sheer amount of GNU/Linux distributions for
 desktops/workstations/servers/routers/PDAs on the one hand and the single OS
 solution for the Internet Tablets on the other I doubt that it can handle all

doc/faq2

@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ This file tries to collect a bunch of common questions/answers about flashing
   flashed together.
 
   On the n800 firmwares, these two pieces are distributed in a single
-  file, but when flashing a n770, NOLO requires to provide the xloader
+  file, but when flashing a 770, NOLO requires to provide the xloader
   (without commiting) and then the secondary piece.
 
   This piece of software is closed source and is the responsable of
@@ -61,13 +61,13 @@ This file tries to collect a bunch of common questions/answers about flashing
 
 <b>*) How can I identify my device?</b>
 
-  Theorically n770 and n800 have different USB device ID, but this is not
+  Theorically 770 and n800 have different USB device ID, but this is not
   true at all. The first series of the n800 comes with the same usb-id 
-  than n770. That's weird!
+  than 770. That's weird!
 
   So, the only way to identify the device is by asking nolo for the version
   information of different pieces of the firmware. This can be faked, because
-  you can flash n770 stuff on n800 and viceversa, but it's not recommended
+  you can flash 770 stuff on n800 and viceversa, but it's not recommended
   because it wouldn't work :)
 
 

doc/local-flash

@@ -21,4 +21,4 @@ have flashed properly every piece inside the device, but keep in mind
 that it is dangerous and you can brick your device.
 
 But feel free to send feedback to provide a full support for local
-flashing on n770 and n800.
+flashing on 770 and n800.

doc/pieces

@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ Pieces can be automatically identified by using the '-I' flag:
 You can dump these pieces from the internal memory of the internet
 tablet by using the mtd-utils over /dev/mtd* or just running:
 
-  n770$ 0xFFFF -e /media/mmc1
+  770$ 0xFFFF -e /media/mmc1
 
 There is another way for dumping pieces with extra parameters and options,
 read doc/dumping for more information.

doc/usage

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 <b>Usage guide</b>
 
 0xFFFF is a free software implementation of the flasher for the Nokia Internet
-Tablets (n770 and n800).
+Tablets (770 and n800).
  <pre>
   - flash separated pieces of the firmware.
   - retrieve information about the device

man/goxf.1

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ goxf \- 0xFFFF GUI
 .SH DESCRIPTION
 This utility is a graphical interface to 0xFFFF. It is used to
 communicate with the NOLO bootloader of Nokia's internet tablets
-(N770, N800, N810, N900).
+(770, N800, N810, N900).
 .SH OPTIONS
 goxf takes no options.
 .SH SEE ALSO

src/dump.c

@@ -597,7 +597,7 @@ int reverse_extract_pieces(char *dir)
 	if (is_n900())
 		return reverse_extract_pieces_n900(dir);
 
-	printf("Device detected: n770/n800/n900\n");
+	printf("Device detected: 770/n800/n900\n");
 	chdir(dir);
 
 	// TODO: get values from /proc/mtd ???