Problems with Ambit 250

[m r mawdsley]

Hi guys, I am having a problem flashing a Ambit 250 with haxorware. I can get the p option and everything goes right until just after the file has been sent using octet mode and then it comes up crc and 3 options for the flash to be sent to, namely option 0 - bootloader, option 1/2 - cm and option 3 choose sector to store flash if if press 1 i get another message saying flash fail and but store flash parameters with the option n if anybody could tell me what this means and how to resolve it, it would be much appreciated.

[Bad_Ad84]

sounds like flash chip is knackered or shorted.

[alan987]

The really dismal year is showing up on the bottom line of many public companies.
But some businesses are growing revenue and earning profits, despite the recession. These industries are more insulated from the downturn or even benefiting from consumers clinging to their wallets, such as discount stores.
Others, for whatever reason, are simply bucking downward trends in their own industries.
Reviewing the stocks of several public companies in the Ventura County region revealed a mix of outcomes that are trickling through the local economy.
Take Goleta-based Deckers, maker of uggboots which keeps opening stores, including a location last year at the Camarillo Premium Outlets. While a majority of retailers are struggling, Deckers revenue keeps growing. The company boosted its outlook for full-year revenue growth after a record third quarter.
Its a performance that begs comment, which Chief Executive Angel Martinez provided with the release of the companys earnings.
We continue to see robust full price selling for our throughout our retail account base, which is particularly rewarding given the difficult macroeconomic environment, and further underscores the strength of the brand, Martinez said in a statement.
The companys other brands also are selling well.
While retail is taking a hit, industries hurting the most are in natural resources, housing and financials, according to Joe Magyer, senior analyst for the Motley Fool.

[toolzkit]

Originally Posted by alan987

The really dismal year is showing up on the bottom line of many public companies.
But some businesses are growing revenue and earning profits, despite the recession. These industries are more insulated from the downturn or even benefiting from consumers clinging to their wallets, such as discount stores.
Others, for whatever reason, are simply bucking downward trends in their own industries.
Reviewing the stocks of several public companies in the Ventura County region revealed a mix of outcomes that are trickling through the local economy.
Take Goleta-based Deckers, maker of uggboots which keeps opening stores, including a location last year at the Camarillo Premium Outlets. While a majority of retailers are struggling, Deckers revenue keeps growing. The company boosted its outlook for full-year revenue growth after a record third quarter.
Its a performance that begs comment, which Chief Executive Angel Martinez provided with the release of the companys earnings.
We continue to see robust full price selling for our throughout our retail account base, which is particularly rewarding given the difficult macroeconomic environment, and further underscores the strength of the brand, Martinez said in a statement.
The companys other brands also are selling well.
While retail is taking a hit, industries hurting the most are in natural resources, housing and financials, according to Joe Magyer, senior analyst for the Motley Fool.

WTF! had a little drink and post in the wrong section eh?

[Bad_Ad84]

more likely just spam

[m r mawdsley]

thanx 4 reply bad ad can the modem b fixed or shall i get another one cheers

[mowax]

i wouldn't flash any more on that pc that your doing them with mate, that's the 2nd one that hasn't worked and i sent you the new haxor (not the 1.1 but RC6) i really don't know what's happening with yours mate, but it might be worth trying another pc then next time you try and flash, how ever you were doing it right, flashing rc6 to memory 1st and then seeing if it was running, less likely to break the bootloader......