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2011-08-14
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2011-08-14
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Always update your device to the latest firmware, hope that will solve your problems
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2011-08-15
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I had N900 for over a year, but it was stolen 3 days ago.
So I went ahead and got another brand new N900.
This one keeps restarting all of a sudden. It must have done at least 5 sudden restarts out of the blue within less than 3 hours.
No software has been installed yet what so ever. It is still on PR 1.2. I only imported my contacts from SIM (also a brand new SIM).
I checked other threads for clues, but found nothing comparable to my case.
First 2 restarts happened at prompting for 3G settings for my provider, once at the prompt, and once after pressing SAVE.
Then several restarts also followed at random times.
From this thread: N900 Restart I learned to perform the following commands, though I don't know what the results mean (I'm not exactly an advanced user, or even an average user when it comes to N900 and its community)
~ $ cat /proc/bootreason
32wd to
~ $ cat /var/lib/dsme/stats/lifeguard_resets
cat: can't open '/var/lib/dsme/stats/lifeguard_resets': no such file or directory
~ $ cat /var/lib/dsme/stats/lifeguard_restarts
/usr/bin/ohm-session-agent: 2
Note: before I could copy all of these commands, my N900 restarted again. When I repeated the commands, the results didn't change, if that means anything.
Finally I tried to restore default settings. Once I got the first screen after the reset (the one with regional settings), it restarted on its own.
To be totally honest, when I got it, I noticed that there was one conversation with a number dated about 10 months ago. It looks like the device was tried briefly and returned. could it be the battery is malfunctioning? Could it be the battery's pins (or the device's) aren't making proper contact? Could it be refurbished (how would I know)?
Please advise. Is there anything I can do? Could a flash to PR 1.3 resolve such issue?
This is the last new N900 in my town. Is it possible to fix it? or should I surrender my case and get a Galaxy SII (I hate andoroid by the way, even after trying it on SII) instead?