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tisons	2011-05-04 , 20:11
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My eng speak iis not so great. i get sms from my friend and phone restart then i open sms. and now i just turn on a phone after 15sec. turn off :/ i try re-install PR 1.3 but nothing...

or how delete everyting in phone then phone is off.? thanks

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	HtheB	2011-05-04 , 20:18
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Flash your device:

http://wiki.maemo.org/Updating_the_f...ng_the_Flasher

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	Mike Fila	2011-05-04 , 20:24
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I wouldnt reflash right away if you have a backup restore your communications that should clear the text that is causing the reboot if no backup you could try to open xterm and type rm -rf .rtcom-eventlogger

I think that will clearr your conversations but I'm not positive just wait for some more replies before you go and reflash

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tisons	2011-05-05 , 11:03
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Originally Posted by HtheB

Flash your device:

http://wiki.maemo.org/Updating_the_f...ng_the_Flasher

i do it 3 times

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tisons	2011-05-05 , 11:05
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Originally Posted by Mike Fila

I wouldnt reflash right away if you have a backup restore your communications that should clear the text that is causing the reboot if no backup you could try to open xterm and type rm -rf .rtcom-eventlogger

I think that will clearr your conversations but I'm not positive just wait for some more replies before you go and reflash

I did not have time for this, becouse fast off device..

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	nicolai	2011-05-05 , 11:17
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http://wiki.maemo.org/R&D_mode

Disable the lifeguard-reset:

flasher-3.5 --set-rd-flags=no-lifeguard-reset

reboot your device and try to recover or delete the conversation db

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tisons	2011-05-05 , 11:45
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Originally Posted by nicolai

http://wiki.maemo.org/R&D_mode

Disable the lifeguard-reset:

flasher-3.5 --set-rd-flags=no-lifeguard-reset

reboot your device and try to recover or delete the conversation db

what you meen "Conversation (db ? ) "

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	nicolai	2011-05-05 , 12:13
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If the reboot loop is caused by the sms your friend send to you,
you can remove the database where the sms messages are stored:
In xterm:
cd /home/user/.rtcom-eventlogger
rm el-v1.db
But this will remove all your messages, of course.

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tisons	2011-05-05 , 19:43
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Originally Posted by nicolai

If the reboot loop is caused by the sms your friend send to you,
you can remove the database where the sms messages are stored:
In xterm:
cd /home/user/.rtcom-eventlogger
rm el-v1.db
But this will remove all your messages, of course.

now i connect device with pc, and run flasher-3.5
type "--set-rd-flags=no-lifeguard-reset" ?

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geekgirl74	2011-05-05 , 19:52
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one question: why do you go in offline mode? I remember experiencing unexpected reboots while trying to disconnect wlan, when it was actually in use by some program... does it also reboot while not in offline mode?