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2012-06-15
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#41
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I Submitted a new log to bugzilla, let see...
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2012-06-15
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hope 1st taht you'll have someone in Finland reading it ...
Maybe everyone is already fired :/
Maybe everyone is already fired :/
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2012-07-07
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Have this exact problem. Seems worse in some networks than others - I have to reboot my phone every 5 minutes at home unless im on the wifi!
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2012-07-14
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Updating to 1.3 hasnt fixed it for me either :C
Update:
ariadne /sbin/ifconfig phonet0 down
ariadne /sbin/ifconfig phonet0 up
seems to fix it up. Unfortunately, my phone undergoes this so often that this fix only works for _less_than_5_minutes_.
This is either hardware, or drivers, or both.
Edit 2:
Idle current consuption shoots into triple digits, so some thread probably dies (cpu usage is not maxed out, ergo not a process at least insofar as htop/top list them). Might also be preventing the system from recovering - since the signal icon shows no network yet the 3.5 icon is showing connecting(blue)
Last edited by GalacticArachnid; 2012-07-14 at 17:54.
Update:
ariadne /sbin/ifconfig phonet0 down
ariadne /sbin/ifconfig phonet0 up
seems to fix it up. Unfortunately, my phone undergoes this so often that this fix only works for _less_than_5_minutes_.
This is either hardware, or drivers, or both.
Edit 2:
Idle current consuption shoots into triple digits, so some thread probably dies (cpu usage is not maxed out, ergo not a process at least insofar as htop/top list them). Might also be preventing the system from recovering - since the signal icon shows no network yet the 3.5 icon is showing connecting(blue)
Last edited by GalacticArachnid; 2012-07-14 at 17:54.
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2012-07-22
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Has a clean flash to PR1.3 fixed this issue for anyone?
(read the 1st few pages to get a good understanding of it's nature)
Some have claimed setting proxy config. to automatic has resolved it for them.
Automatic still needs a proxy address*, but apparently they didn't need to enter that.
Setting to automatic hasn't really made much of a difference for me.
I'm thinking about finding the address to use for automatic to see if that helps.
Failing that I'm wondering if a manual config. will be any better...
In the same section there are 2 options to disable auto-obtain IP/DNS.
I doubt my carrier would be happy to give me a fixed IP address.
But I'm wondering if manually specifying DNS might help too...
Really grasping a straws here....
I doubt any of this will have much of an impact, but I guess it can't hurt trying soon.
Just wondering if others have tried some or all of this with any success?
*manual requires you to enter a proxy address for every protocol (HTTP/HTTPS/FTP etc)
Last edited by jalyst; 2012-07-22 at 18:50. Reason: typo
(read the 1st few pages to get a good understanding of it's nature)
Some have claimed setting proxy config. to automatic has resolved it for them.
Automatic still needs a proxy address*, but apparently they didn't need to enter that.
Setting to automatic hasn't really made much of a difference for me.
I'm thinking about finding the address to use for automatic to see if that helps.
Failing that I'm wondering if a manual config. will be any better...
In the same section there are 2 options to disable auto-obtain IP/DNS.
I doubt my carrier would be happy to give me a fixed IP address.
But I'm wondering if manually specifying DNS might help too...
Really grasping a straws here....
I doubt any of this will have much of an impact, but I guess it can't hurt trying soon.
Just wondering if others have tried some or all of this with any success?
*manual requires you to enter a proxy address for every protocol (HTTP/HTTPS/FTP etc)
Last edited by jalyst; 2012-07-22 at 18:50. Reason: typo
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2012-07-23
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Originally Posted by jalyst
I don't think it has anything to do with proxy settings, but probably rather the hardware/drivers. This issue is incredibly annoying and I decided to see if I could maybe get a better idea of the issue, so I tail'd the syslog for a while and noticed that it would generate an error associated with the GPRS signal. I am still waiting on Nokia to call me back on a support request on the issue.
Has a clean flash to PR1.3 fixed this issue for anyone?
(read the 1st few pages to get a good understanding of it's nature)
Some have claimed setting proxy config. to automatic has resolved it for them.
Automatic still needs a proxy address*, but apparently they didn't need to enter that.
Setting to automatic hasn't really made much of a difference for me.
I'm thinking about finding the address to use for automatic to see if that helps.
Failing that I'm wondering if a manual config. will be any better...
In the same section there are 2 options to disable auto-obtain IP/DNS.
I doubt my carrier would be happy to give me a fixed IP address.
But I'm wondering if manually specifying DNS might help too...
Really grasping a straws here....
I doubt any of this will have much of an impact, but I guess it can't hurt trying soon.
Just wondering if others have tried some or all of this with any success?
*manual requires you to enter a proxy address for every protocol (HTTP/HTTPS/FTP etc)
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2012-07-24
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^Yeah as said really just clutching at straws, haven't tried any of it yet but I doubt it'll help.
There's already a bug ticket or two that's worthwhile reading, see at least the 1st 2 pages of this thread.
I'm going to have refresh my memory by reading it all again soon...
Last edited by jalyst; 2012-07-24 at 09:21. Reason: typo
There's already a bug ticket or two that's worthwhile reading, see at least the 1st 2 pages of this thread.
I'm going to have refresh my memory by reading it all again soon...
Last edited by jalyst; 2012-07-24 at 09:21. Reason: typo
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2012-08-04
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any solution?? I tried everything including flashing and dlash image emmc.. Still dont work.. Internet data cant connect.. 
please..
EDIT: nvm.. i restored back old backup, everything fine now..
Last edited by baem90; 2012-08-04 at 22:53.
please..EDIT: nvm.. i restored back old backup, everything fine now..
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Last edited by baem90; 2012-08-04 at 22:53.
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2012-08-05
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Originally Posted by baem90
Weird, you sure you're having zero issues with 3g net connection now?
any solution?? I tried everything including flashing and dlash image emmc.. Still dont work.. Internet data cant connect..
EDIT: nvm.. i restored back old backup, everything fine now..
Old back-up would be the last thing I'd expect to fix the problem...
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2012-08-11
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Originally Posted by jalyst
Especially if he wiped the phone.
Weird, you sure you're having zero issues with 3g net connection now?
Old back-up would be the last thing I'd expect to fix the problem...
Sigh. I'm still plagued by this.
Lol I'm wondering if someone put in a doomsday mechanism
