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I have this problem, especially with incoming phone calls and alarms. All of the buttons on the screen are unresponsive and the phone just rings and rings and rings until the caller quits or the voicemail takes the call. Then I can immediately return the call and talk normally. A similar thing happens with alarms. ...
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30-60s is way to much.
Have you checked you processes in xterminal with command top.
Shut down it and remove battery and boot up to see if it still hangs.
.edit
Also tun in terminal
df -h | grep rootfs
And copy paste output here.
df display the amount of available disk space for filesystems
| just continues command (in this case df -h) and returns df list to next command which in this case is grep rootfs which in this case takes from list only rows where rootfs is mentioned.
just got my n900 today and love it. i immediately installed both firmware updates and a handfull of apps (from ovi store and extras repo, ie, no devel or testing packages).
the one complaint i have is some spotty unresponsiveness. i was wondering if anyone is experiencing similiar issues. it seems completely random, ie, there is no single thing i do when it happens. the system just hangs for 30-60 sec, the ui responds (button pressed response, eg, button color change), but nothing further happens. its seems as though something is sucking up the cpu in the background. also of interest, i havent run more than 5 programs at a time, so its not a side effect of having too many progs running.
any input??
thx,
pfoh