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Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
wohoooo! thankyou very much! as soon as i get to a pc, i'll update it!
thank you again. |
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noobmonkey, a few months ago you asked me if I had managed to fix my accelerometer issues - I did - It's just that there wasn't much fixing involved. Basically, it's something that happens at random after dropping the N900 - most drops it takes without a hitch, sometimes the accelerometer gets screwy. However, so far, I have not had the problem ever persist through a reboot.
(This came up on Pg. 66 of this thread, btw, in case you're curious.) |
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noobmonkey, what are the default values of the Accelerometer in HealthCheck?
I think my accelerometer is screwed, it won't work in any application, and in HealthCheck it ALWAYS showing the same values: 2286, 2286, -2304 respectively... (Btw, restarting the phone did not solve this) |
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Ouch. Honestly, I think you may just have had your accelerometer break at the hardware level.
In my experience, HealthCheck accelerometer values are within the -1000 to 1000 range. Anything smaller/bigger than -/+ 1200 and I typically assume it's malfunctioning. |
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I tried something: I took the battery off for 10 minutes, and then re-inserted it and turn the phone on, and viola! The accelerometer works just fine now :) I've noticed that doing that (removing the battery for more than 5 minutes) usually fixes melfunctions which one would otherwise think can be fixed only with flashing the device or sending it to be repaired... I love my robust N900, it can take so much sh*t and still recover by merely removing its battery for a few minutes :) |
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Glad to hear that worked out. And this is another thing to file away in my memory in case I have an issue that doesn't go away with merely rebooting - remove the battery and let it sit for a bit. Honestly, I almost never think of that one myself.
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