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But when I use the standard 3.5mm jack from a standard headphone or earphone or speakers, it works. I don't know why the official one stopped detecting unless I did a swap trick, by plug in the standard phone jack then let it detect and pull it out and plug the N900 headphone real fast into the hole, then it work.
This is somewhat a software bug. I assumed that the bug still dwelling with the N900 headphone jack.
Is there anyone know how to fix this issue?