1.9.5 install on 5800 says expired certificate. Workaround?

[carlosl]

I've been using 1.9.5 on a 5800 and while trying to install it into an additional 5800 I'm getting an expired certificate error.


What should I do?


Moving to 1.9.6 is not possible since I need to use screen mode full_max and from release notes I see that's disabled in 1.9.6.

[gaba88]

I've been using 1.9.5 on a 5800 and while trying to install it into an additional 5800 I'm getting an expired certificate error.


What should I do?


Moving to 1.9.6 is not possible since I need to use screen mode full_max and from release notes I see that's disabled in 1.9.6.

hello carlosl

i am not sure about this but do you have latest firmware on your 5800???

[carlosl]

Hello Gaba:


Both phones have:

Software version:
V 20.2.014

Software version date:
01-30-09




But they differ in:


Custom version: (I don't know what this is)

Older phone 20.2.014.263.04
02-28-2009

New phone 20.2.014.327.06
03-12-2009



Probably the certificate was set to expire at around the date when 1.9.6 was to be released????

[carlosl]

BTW, I'm changing the date back to a few days after the release (of 1.9.5) and still not working...

[mahesh.sayibabu]

I don't see any reason for this behavior. Anyways, you try the following (Ensure the phone is set with current date):

• Try installing PyS60 1.9.6 and check if it installs
  [OR/AND]
• Update the phone software and then try to install PyS60 1.9.5

[carlosl]

Thanks to those who replied.

I found elsewhere (including other Symbiam DiBo's here) that the problem is due to bugs in the 5800. Solutions range from FW upgrades to restoring factory settings. Apparently no solution is optimal, tough, since some things may be lost in the process (even if backup is made).

Anyone interested can look here:

http://discussion.forum.nokia.com/fo...d.php?t=164281

http://symbiancorner.blogspot.com/20...-solution.html