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Originally Posted by freemangordon View Post
Well, do yourself a favor and remember what did you change/install/remove/whatever before the issue appear. The kernel/device behaviour does not change out of the blue so there MUST be something you've done. Also you may want to install syslog and check for suspicious messages in /var/log/syslog.

Have in mind that I've never told you to directly tweak /etc/pmconfig . Anyway, you can revert /etc/pmconfig to stock and check if the issue you have is because of the overclocking and/or SR.

If the above does not result in issue resolution, just re-flash the ***** and start over.


Last thing I did before the problem started, was installing Sygic Mobile Maps application. I Ever had that app installed and never had a problem with it.

Btw, reverted to the original configuration in pmconfig right now, rebooted, this did'n help solving my issues.

There's a way to take a look at all the modules, drivers and app loaded during the boot?


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