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First of all: You need to know your device-lock-code!

1. Enter recovery-mode
2. Enter recovery-shell (4)
3. Enter your device-lock-code to unlock
4. mount /dev/mmcblk0p28 /mnt

5. sed -i "/nemo\\devicelock\\maximum_attempts=/c\nemo\\devicelock\\maximum_attempts=-1" /mnt/usr/share/lipstick/devicelock/devicelock_settings.conf

6. reboot

First of all: You need to know your device-lock-code!

1. Enter recovery-mode
2. Enter recovery-shell (4)
3. Enter your device-lock-code to unlock
4. mount /dev/mmcblk0p28 /mnt

5. sed -i "/nemo\\devicelock\\maximum_attempts=/c\nemo\\devicelock\\maximum_attempts=-1" "/nemo\\\devicelock\\\maximum_attempts=/c\nemo\\\devicelock\\\maximum_attempts=-1" /mnt/usr/share/lipstick/devicelock/devicelock_settings.conf

6. reboot

First of all: You need to know your device-lock-code!

1. Enter recovery-mode
2. Enter recovery-shell (4)
3. Enter your device-lock-code to unlock
4. mount /dev/mmcblk0p28 /mnt
5. sed -i "/nemo\\\devicelock\\\maximum_attempts=/c\nemo\\\devicelock\\\maximum_attempts=-1" /mnt/usr/share/lipstick/devicelock/devicelock_settings.conf
6. reboot

First of all: You need to know your device-lock-code!

1. Enter recovery-mode
2. Enter recovery-shell (4)
3. Enter your device-lock-code to unlock
4. mount /dev/mmcblk0p28 /mnt
5. Enter sed -i "/nemo\\\devicelock\\\maximum_attempts=/c\nemo\\\devicelock\\\maximum_attempts=-1" /mnt/usr/share/lipstick/devicelock/devicelock_settings.confsed command shown below
6. reboot

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sed -i "/nemo\\\devicelock\\\maximum_attempts=/c\nemo\\\devicelock\\\maximum_attempts=-1" /mnt/usr/share/lipstick/devicelock/devicelock_settings.conf

First of all: You need to know your device-lock-code!

Disclaimer: By following this guide you get into areas where you can easily brick your device for good, just like anywhere you become root, so you better know what you are doing or you void your warranty!

1. Enter recovery-mode
2. Enter recovery-shell (4)
3. Enter your device-lock-code to unlock
4. mount /dev/mmcblk0p28 /mnt
5. Enter Either edit vi /mnt/usr/share/lipstick/devicelock/devicelock_settings.conf by hand or enter the sed command shown provided below
6. reboot

the code wrapper destroys slashes in list items so I had to move it outside of the list

sed -i "/nemo\\\devicelock\\\maximum_attempts=/c\nemo\\\devicelock\\\maximum_attempts=-1" /mnt/usr/share/lipstick/devicelock/devicelock_settings.conf

First of all: You need to know your device-lock-code!

Disclaimer: By following this guide you get into areas where you can easily brick your device for good, good easily, just like anywhere you become root, so you better know what you are doing or you void your warranty!

1. Enter recovery-mode
2. Enter recovery-shell (4)
3. Enter your device-lock-code to unlock
4. mount /dev/mmcblk0p28 /mnt
5. Either edit vi /mnt/usr/share/lipstick/devicelock/devicelock_settings.conf by hand or enter the sed command provided below
6. reboot

the code wrapper destroys slashes in list items so I had to move it outside of the list

sed -i "/nemo\\\devicelock\\\maximum_attempts=/c\nemo\\\devicelock\\\maximum_attempts=-1" /mnt/usr/share/lipstick/devicelock/devicelock_settings.conf

First of all: You need to know your device-lock-code!

Disclaimer: By following this guide you get into areas where you can brick your device for good easily, just like anywhere you become root, so you better know what you are doing or you void your warranty!

1. Enter recovery-mode
2. Enter recovery-shell (4)
3. Enter your device-lock-code to unlock
4. mount /dev/mmcblk0p28 /mnt
5. Either edit vi /mnt/usr/share/lipstick/devicelock/devicelock_settings.conf by hand or enter the sed command provided below
6. reboot

the code wrapper destroys slashes in list items so I had to move it outside of the list

sed -i "/nemo\\\devicelock\\\maximum_attempts=/c\nemo\\\devicelock\\\maximum_attempts=-1" /mnt/usr/share/lipstick/devicelock/devicelock_settings.conf

First of all: You need to know your device-lock-code!

Disclaimer: By following this guide you get into areas where you can brick your device for good easily, just like anywhere you become root, so you better know what you are doing or you void your warranty!

1. Enter recovery-mode for JollaC it is VolUp+PwrBtn held while device is off, display should show RECOVERY...
2. Enter recovery-shell (4)
3. Enter your device-lock-code to unlock
4. mount /dev/mmcblk0p28 /mnt for Tablet and JollaC mount /dev/mapper/sailfish-root /mnt/
5. Either edit vi /mnt/usr/share/lipstick/devicelock/devicelock_settings.conf by hand or enter the sed command provided below
6. reboot

the code wrapper destroys slashes in list items so I had to move it outside of the list

sed -i "/nemo\\\devicelock\\\maximum_attempts=/c\nemo\\\devicelock\\\maximum_attempts=-1" /mnt/usr/share/lipstick/devicelock/devicelock_settings.conf

First of all: You need to know your device-lock-code!

Disclaimer: By following this guide you get into areas where you can brick your device for good easily, just like anywhere you become root, so you better know what you are doing or you void your warranty!

1. Enter recovery-mode for JollaC it is VolUp+PwrBtn held while device is off, display should show RECOVERY...
2. Enter recovery-shell (4)(4 on Jolla1, 3 on Intex)
3. Enter your device-lock-code to unlock
4. mount /dev/mmcblk0p28 /mnt for Tablet and JollaC mount /dev/mapper/sailfish-root /mnt/
5. Either edit vi /mnt/usr/share/lipstick/devicelock/devicelock_settings.conf by hand or enter the sed command provided below
6. reboot

the code wrapper destroys slashes in list items so I had to move it outside of the list

sed -i "/nemo\\\devicelock\\\maximum_attempts=/c\nemo\\\devicelock\\\maximum_attempts=-1" /mnt/usr/share/lipstick/devicelock/devicelock_settings.conf