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I haven't done anything with CSS rcull.

I just reflashed yesterday and only have been installing junk back on my tablet.

Everything was fine, but I was at that forum site using Tear Web Browser when I opened Advoid and then obviously I didn something wrong with your app.

I feel like such a pill.

post the contents of /etc/hosts

it is the only file that Advoid accesses.

This is all there is. 36 bytes worth of junk in that file.

127.0.0.1 Nokia-N800-43-7 localhost



What filthy piece of turd, have I done now? *lol*

Thank you both for helping me on this.

Is there any other file or folder I can share to help figure this out?

That 36 bytes of junk is fine as it is. There is nothing wrong with your hostfile.

Okay.

Well, is there some kind of app where I can search through all of my files to find cdnlayer.com inside of them?

Something is blocking all the images from that site.

What did you do to need a reflash in the first place?

Flashing does not overwrite config files in your home folder. Any changes done before a reflash that are saved in local config files may still be in use.

I reflashed because most likely I had installed some broken packages awhile back.

My tablet would completely chunk up, minutes at a time for no apparent reason, to the point where I couldn't play music on it anymore.

I've never had a problem browsing any sites though unless the tablet started getting all chunky on me again.

After the reflash it's back to being wonderful except for this only thing here.

I really love that one forum site, spending about an hour there daily, but the way it is now, it's practically unusable.

I found cdnlayer.com in the file /home/user/.advoid/tmphost and deleted that entry.

It's still not showing any images.

Are you sure there's no other place for me to look rcull?

Thank you.

Addison

There is nothing in your Advoid setup which will affect your web experience at the moment. The files in /home/user/.advoid are just saved copies of system and update files.
The way advoid works is that it adds unreachable addresses to your hostfile '/etc/hosts', your hostfile is currently the default hostfile (just the one line) so I can categorically state that your problem has absolutely nothing to do with Advoid.
There must be something else wrong with your system, thats why I asked about what was done before youre reflash.

Rick

Eep!

It's back to working again.

Weird since I didn't do a single thing except for a full reboot.

Maybe I was just low on memory though I have 65 megs still free.

Anyway, thanks for your patience with me Rick.

-James