[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,

0. Use some Linux distribution that is not too ancient, the latest ones work 
flawlessly at least.
1. run the flasher as root
2. do not press home key, the Linux-flasher gets out of the endless loop 
immediately
you turn on the power in the device.
3. start the device with the power button alone
4. the flashing starts

If this doesn't help, you may have a usb problem in either in your Linux 
installation
or a hardware problem in your computer. This should work with all Linux 
distributions.
I have been using Ubuntu Breezy, prior to that, Ubuntu Hoary and Ubuntu Warty 
have worked
flawlessly too. Also I have tested with Suse Linux 9.3 Professional and it 
works there too.
Some use Fedora Core (4?) and have reported it working also Debian unstable should work, so I am guessing that you are having something else wrong.

I can confirm it works fine with Debian Sarge.

cheers,
Adam
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