N800 has stopped working at some point, not sure why:
$ 0xFFFF -I
[...]
Waiting for USB device...
Found USB device: SU-18/RX-44/RX-48/RX-51/RM-680 (0x421:0x105) in NOLO mode
USB device product string: Nokia N800 (Update mode)
USB device serial number string: (not detected)
Detected USB device: RX-34
Error: Device mishmash
Add the device to 0421:0105 list, and it works again:
Waiting for USB device...
Found USB device: SU-18/RX-34/RX-44/RX-48/RX-51/RM-680 (0x421:0x105) in NOLO mode
USB device product string: Nokia N800 (Update mode)
USB device serial number string: (not detected)
Detected USB device: RX-34
Initializing NOLO...
Device: RX-34
[...]
Accept also OMAP3630 in the ASIC ID offset 4. With this patch it's
possible communicate also with N950/N9. When plugging in the USB cable
into a powered-off device, it seems to start in cold-flash mode, and
currently 0xFFFF fails with "Invalid ASIC ID."
So far only loading & booting kernel with "0xFFFF -m kernel:zImage -l -b"
has been tested, and it works.
WARNING: When booting a self-made kernel on N950/N9, NOLO will detect this
and will permanently show a crappy disclaimer about warranty voided during
the boot, even if you boot again with a stock Nokia kernel. This may also
impact some SW functionality. I have no idea how to reset this condition.
Aaro Koskinen