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2009-07-10
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[QUOTE=GeneralAntilles;141322]Yes, you should've seen mention of the bugzilla bug several times in several of the power on threads here. 
If you mean Bugzilla Bug #3415, there is no mentioning of Harware or "race conditions". Your comment is the first useful I have found on the whole topic - where do you have the information from?
If you mean Bugzilla Bug #3415, there is no mentioning of Harware or "race conditions". Your comment is the first useful I have found on the whole topic - where do you have the information from?
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2009-07-12
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Update: at https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3415, comment #49 from Ryan Abel (maemo.org) 2009-07-10 15:36:42 GMT+3 says:
"These are two separate issues. The race condition that caused some N800s to have difficulty turning on has nothing to do with the crashes involved with this bug."
GeneralAntilles, I fear you have confused the two topics. The race condition is for the N800, here we are speaking about the N810. The temperature theory does not sound completely senseless: I now had the impression that it happened only if I had the deivce in my pocket, not if it was lying on my desk.
There is a way to read out the temp sensor which does not require to install any software: The "file" /sys/devices/platform/i2c_omap.1/i2c-1/1-0048/temp1_input contains the present temperature in 1/1000 degree Celsius.
"These are two separate issues. The race condition that caused some N800s to have difficulty turning on has nothing to do with the crashes involved with this bug."
GeneralAntilles, I fear you have confused the two topics. The race condition is for the N800, here we are speaking about the N810. The temperature theory does not sound completely senseless: I now had the impression that it happened only if I had the deivce in my pocket, not if it was lying on my desk.
There is a way to read out the temp sensor which does not require to install any software: The "file" /sys/devices/platform/i2c_omap.1/i2c-1/1-0048/temp1_input contains the present temperature in 1/1000 degree Celsius.
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2011-03-07
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My n810 did not want to power on. It powered on only under high pressure on power button and in case of continious pressing.
I have solved the problem with power on trouble on my n810 via making contacts of battary closer to each other. I used two pins for it. Seems that contacts in device too thin to provide good enough electical contact with battary.
May be my expirience will be usefull to someone.
I have solved the problem with power on trouble on my n810 via making contacts of battary closer to each other. I used two pins for it. Seems that contacts in device too thin to provide good enough electical contact with battary.
May be my expirience will be usefull to someone.
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