Good news!
After reading almost every thread in this forum, I did not find a clue for getting WLAN-FW-Update started. Maybe I missed the one post providing me with the answer, maybe I'm just not bright enough, but just a few minutes ago I found out how it works:
(1.)
USE AT YOUR OWN RISK! You should definitely know what you are doing before following the next steps. I'm not responsible for any damage resulting on your device!
(2.) Set up a HTTP-Server on standard-port (e.g. Simple Webserver)
(3.) Put the firmware file into your root-directoy.
(4.) In the root directory you'll need a file named "T60N925.00_FOX-general.cfg". This file should look like this (example-code):
Code:
[Provision]
SERVER=192.168.1.99
BACKUP_SERVER=192.168.1.99
FIRMWARE_FILENAME=PU_D910.0.3.99c_ACR.img
(5.) Be sure that the settings in the config are right!
(6.) Important: Plug in the power cord or the usb cable into your phone
(7.) In Engineering Mode: Go to the 'provision' menu and set the 'server-address' to your http-server from (2.)
(8.) Still in the 'provision' menu go to 'settings' and choose 'Once'
(9.) Leave all menus. After a short while your phone should ask you for the firmware download.
so its not TFTP or SNMP.
