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2010-11-28
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cat /var/lib/dsme/boot_count
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2010-12-06
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This is just a thought and may not help. But run the following command in X Terminal:I remember that I read somewhere in this forum that if the number returned by that output reaches too high the phone won't boot anymore. Maybe this is not true anymore. Anyways that should be set back to zero when you shutdown the phone the normal way.Code:cat /var/lib/dsme/boot_count
I have not had any problems with the reboot button at all.
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2010-12-26
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Hi brog, i think codemonkey is correct.
im really sorry but i dont know how you use the copy you made to restore your original?
what i will do though is if you create screenshots of the whole text file from top to bottom i will compare it to mine on my N900 and let you know where the differences are.
perhaps this is where this leafpad program could come in useful
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2010-12-26
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Dealing with all these Linux-Clevers has been my problem for a long time. People just assume that we n00bs can understand all the gobble-de-gook code and text editor speak. I gave up on Ubuntu on my laptop for just this reason, when I was trying to get people on the forums to help me fix problems but the instructions were just so advanced and my knowledge so basic that I ended up making everything worse. Ended up going back to Windows which I'd left in disgust.
So thanks a million for coming back and spelling your findings out for the rest of us wannabe geeks. I feel inspired to do the same in future.