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Can someone please help me troubleshoot my weird headphone (jack/sensor) problem.
I have headphone daemon and media box installed for months no problems at all.
Then, It happened 2 days ago, i was listening to music using media box then i got a call and unplugged my headphone to take the call. After that, the headphone socket/sensor is acting weird since. The phone often doesn't recognise when the headphone plugged in.
I think the socket is still working as when i plug the headphone in i still can hear little static noise and if i try like 5-6 times the phone will eventually recognise the headphone. I'm a noob and don't know enough to trouble shoot this.
Is there anyway we can reset the process that detect/monitor the state of the headphone socket?
I haven't tried re-flash it as i am still reluctant to go that path because i don't want to re-install everything again.
Sorry if my explanation is not clear enough. please feel free to ask more question and any suggestion is welcome
EDIT: Just plugged the headphone in, Healthcheck saying that the headphone is connected. But the phone(status area) doesn't detect it (no headphone icon). Hence, the sound/music is playing out to speaker
Last edited by Generic; 2010-10-19 at 09:37. Reason: Tested with healthcheck