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jurop88 is offline jurop88
2006-05-27 , 18:24
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Anybody else noticed that the maximum uptime of the Nokia 770 is ten days? Last time my little boy rebooted, I noticed that I was really near to ten days. This time, I waited for the critical date: last check told UPTIME: 9 days 23 hours, 57 minutes and just some minutes after, while browsing...
BUMP! Reboot!!!
Could be a firmware related thing or it's just mine?!?!? I'm sticky with 2005-51-13 because of too many apps installed to reflash it with the last upgrade. Still waiting for 2006 update!
 
zuti is offline zuti
2006-05-27 , 18:34
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Nope. Mine is on its 28th day after the new firmware. Before that the device did use to boot itself every now and then.
 
troubleshootr is offline troubleshootr
2006-05-27 , 20:54
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16:52:47 up 15 days, 16:18, load average: 0.70, 0.15, 0.17
 
jurop88 is offline jurop88
2006-05-27 , 21:20
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Originally Posted by troubleshootr
16:52:47 up 15 days, 16:18, load average: 0.70, 0.15, 0.17
Which firmware version? That every now&then seems more like than every 10 days... at least for mine! Next check in ten days
 
troubleshootr is offline troubleshootr
2006-05-27 , 22:00
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Originally Posted by jurop88
Which firmware version? That every now&then seems more like than every 10 days... at least for mine! Next check in ten days
It is the April firmware. Mine mostly reboots loading complex web pages, more often if other applications are open.
 
netguy is offline netguy
2006-05-28 , 00:42
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Originally Posted by jurop88
Which firmware version? That every now&then seems more like than every 10 days... at least for mine! Next check in ten days
I'm on the current firmware. Whenever my 770 reboots, it seems to be network related. Usually if I leave it powered on at school, then take it home using it on a different subnet. Sometimes if I leave it on and I goto a different campus location on a different subnet. It just rebooted when I attempted to make a manual connection.

Hopefully the new firmware will address this.
 
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