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2012-11-10
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Originally Posted by thedead1440
Sorry, I mean to say landscape mode
What do you mean by app icons in portrait mode?
Isn't that normal?
Maybe your sensor really is borked?
EDIT: If the sensor is really faulty, the screen wouldn't turn off during a call, right? Also, the autolock function doesn't work when I keep the phone unlocked...
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2012-11-10
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Oh landscape mode?
Maybe we re-install the full sys-ui?
Yup true maybe your sensor is not faulty 
Maybe we re-install the full sys-ui?
Code:
apt-get install system-ui system-ui-screenlock-nokia system-ui-status-indicator-menu-volume-nokia system-ui-theme-nokia system-ui-volume-nokia --reinstall
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2012-11-10
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Originally Posted by thedead1440
Reinstalled.
Oh landscape mode?
Maybe we re-install the full sys-ui?
Yup true maybe your sensor is not faultyCode:apt-get install system-ui system-ui-screenlock-nokia system-ui-status-indicator-menu-volume-nokia system-ui-theme-nokia system-ui-volume-nokia --reinstall
Didn't solve the problem. Alright, let me try N9QTweak now as this had solved the OP's problem. I didn't want to install N9QTweak because I was on PR1.2. But now I am on PR1.3
Will update the progress
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2012-11-10
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Originally Posted by thedead1440
That's what I mentioned here... I didn't flash the phone explicitly. The apt-get install -f and apt-get install system-ui-screenlock-nokia --reinstall which I did in the first place upgraded my phone to PR1.3 and that was why it took that much time... Now this is weird, I know
So you flashed to pr1.3 now? Shouldn't that have solved the issue?
Even being on PR1.3 didn't solve the problem. Let me try N9QTweak. If that too doesn't solve it, I give up
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2012-11-10
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You post so fast I can't keep track
Anyway its better you do a clean flash to pr1.3 in this case...
Check in Settings I think it will still show pr1.2 but you are having system packages of pr1.3...
Anyway its better you do a clean flash to pr1.3 in this case...
Check in Settings I think it will still show pr1.2 but you are having system packages of pr1.3...
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2012-11-10
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Originally Posted by thedead1440
He he he
You post so fast I can't keep track
Look who's talking
Originally Posted by thedead1440
Yeah, already checked in settings. It says:
Anyway its better you do a clean flash to pr1.3 in this case...
Check in Settings I think it will still show pr1.2 but you are having system packages of pr1.3...
Nokia N9:
MeeGo 1.2 Harmattan
Version:
PR1.3
(40.2012.21-3.333.1_PR_333)
And the software update message on homescreen also vanished
One last try with N9QTweak. If it doesn't work out, reflash is the only option left
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2012-11-10
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Update [SOLVED]: N9QTweak didn't help as it did for the OP 
But I did a simple system reset from settings and the sensor started responding again
I should've done this in the first place
Thanks a lot dead man for your support
Last edited by ranbaxy; 2012-11-10 at 13:27.
But I did a simple system reset from settings and the sensor started responding again I should've done this in the first place
Thanks a lot dead man for your support
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Last edited by ranbaxy; 2012-11-10 at 10:29.