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stlpaul is offline stlpaul
2010-09-05 , 05:34
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#11
I haven't had the problem, but there's been other threads in the past. You may want to try this suggestion from MohammadAG halfway through this thread:
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=51280&page=2
 
Craig is offline Craig
2010-09-05 , 05:39
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Hey there..thanks for that sadly I'd already checked it out, that's where I heard about the healthcheck app lol
The problem their sounded a little different to mine anyway, cause they have a "slight sound but no vibration" I get nothing, like all that happens is the notification light flashes blue, no sound or vibration at all?
 
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arora.rohan is offline arora.rohan
2010-09-05 , 06:03
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#13
When you restart your phone do you get the vibration
sudo killall Xorg ?
 
ASIAN is offline ASIAN
2010-09-05 , 06:03
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No water damage or anything, if so your vibrate motor might be gone? Did healthcheck say anything about it? :x in dire circumstances maybe a factory reset?
 
Craig is offline Craig
2010-09-05 , 06:21
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Originally Posted by arora.rohan View Post
When you restart your phone do you get the vibration
sudo killall Xorg ?
Sorry what haha?
 
Craig is offline Craig
2010-09-05 , 06:23
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Originally Posted by ASIAN View Post
No water damage or anything, if so your vibrate motor might be gone? Did healthcheck say anything about it? :x in dire circumstances maybe a factory reset?
Nope none, it's my baby lol
Nab it didn't, just ranthe vibrate test but didn't say anything about it
Dunno I might take it into nokia care, wanted to try and dodge that though just cause it's a pain
 
ASIAN is offline ASIAN
2010-09-05 , 06:31
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That might be the best thing lol, I wouldn't play around with it just in case it makes it any worse.
 
Craig is offline Craig
2010-09-05 , 06:33
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I know it's just such a massive pain, and they take soooooo long lol
 
ASIAN is offline ASIAN
2010-09-05 , 06:39
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Hmm yeah i guess, where did you buy your phone from? was it outright from like Allphones or a contract?
 
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2010-09-07 , 09:47
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#20
MohammadAG had a very good solution once.....
Run the vibrate function from the command line and leave it on, eventually it managed to unsettle his vibrate and it started working again... (Sometimes it just jams).

(To be run from x-terminal)
Code:
run-standalone.sh dbus-send --print-reply --system --dest=com.nokia.mce /com/nokia/mce/request com.nokia.mce.request.req_vibrator_pattern_activate string:PatternIncomingCall
(I think thats right, been a while since i had to write it down! - twill be in the h/c code anyway)

Note - you will need to de-activate or reboot to stop that command - (Change activate, to deactivate!)
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