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2010-05-23
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There is an app called "Desktop command execution widget". Install it and get the widget on the screen to display the boot reason.
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2010-05-23
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Originally Posted by resplendent2209
Thanks for your response, the only boot reason i have every time is pwr_key
There is an app called "Desktop command execution widget". Install it and get the widget on the screen to display the boot reason.
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2010-05-23
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This command in X Terminal provides the bootreason after it happens:
cat /proc/bootreason
No need for some desktop widget.
cat /proc/bootreason
No need for some desktop widget.
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2010-05-23
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Originally Posted by Andre Klapper
thank Andre!
This command in X Terminal provides the bootreason after it happens:
cat /proc/bootreason
No need for some desktop widget.
Any news with PR1.2 from Nokia at this time?
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2010-05-23
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Originally Posted by maxximuscool
I somehow miss how this is related, anyway:
Any news with PR1.2 from Nokia at this time?
"Ask Nokia?"
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2010-05-23
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If he has already flashed both emmc and fw what has he installed since the new flash? if the answer is nothing then you have a hardware fault i would think, maybe check the power button is not sticking.
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2010-05-23
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did you try to unlock it? (simlock)
if yes you probably killed the superdongle key....
also check your battery.... open the back cover and try to push the battery up down left and right.... if it turn off when your push it around you must bend the contacts (<- is that the right word) together....
if yes you probably killed the superdongle key....
also check your battery.... open the back cover and try to push the battery up down left and right.... if it turn off when your push it around you must bend the contacts (<- is that the right word) together....
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2010-05-25
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Originally Posted by ~phoenix~
After thinking that the worst might be happening with my n900, ~phoenix~ opened my eyes to see a more simple problem, MY BATTERY WAS MOVING , this was the cause of my phone turns off randomly.
also check your battery.... open the back cover and try to push the battery up down left and right....(<- is that the right word) together....
It was not too obvious find the problem, beacuse removing the back cover and move the battery did not turn off the phone; but the last time my phone passed out was sliding the screen up when it reached the superior limit ( when a little click takes place ); that make me think that was probably the battery .
I bent these two support points of the battery ( see next picture ) and problem solved
And that would be a design problem ,thanks to all for your replies.
best regards
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2011-09-01
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Originally Posted by vhtellez
yessss !
After thinking that the worst might be happening with my n900, ~phoenix~ opened my eyes to see a more simple problem, MY BATTERY WAS MOVING , this was the cause of my phone turns off randomly.
It was not too obvious find the problem, beacuse removing the back cover and move the battery did not turn off the phone; but the last time my phone passed out was sliding the screen up when it reached the superior limit ( when a little click takes place ); that make me think that was probably the battery .
I bent these two support points of the battery ( see next picture ) and problem solved
And that would be a design problem ,thanks to all for your replies.
best regards
it works correctly ... my phone breath again :d tnx Dude
I already reflash rootfs and MMC, I installed sysklogd to see the errors and I didnt find any bug or nothing that mentions that messages. So I need a clue desperatly.
These are some messages from syslog file before the phone turns off:
The green line is battery level in percentage between 0%-100% and the blue is miliVolts used at that moment
Thanks for your time.
Last edited by vhtellez; 2010-05-23 at 02:17.