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2009-09-10
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The thing I installed certainly didn't replace the Maemo OS. I started it from the extras menu, and it didn't appear to do anything at all but sit there with its mountain lake wallpaper and useless menus. The first time I ran it, the machine froze and I had to remove the battery to reboot. I was certain I'd have to reflash, but no. Everything's fine. Just no touchscreen "tick."
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2009-09-10
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I see, thanks. But as with early versions of Easy Debian and some of penguinbait's tools, some uninstall's can't back out everything. I'll take a closer look at the multimediad stuff and I see if I can find what Android might have borked.
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2009-09-12
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Problem solved when I reflashed. Much faster and easier than I thought it would be, and I had only 3 or 4 things to re-install.
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2009-09-14
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Hi,
I've just been bought an N810 as a birthday present. The sound seems to work for a few minutes after a boot, but then fails after a random time, and all sound is lost until the next reboot. This makes the alarm function fairly pointless.
Does this sound like a hardware issue or a soft failure?
Anything simple I can try? I'm not a linux guru.
Running version 5.2008.43-7 according to the "About" screen.
I've just been bought an N810 as a birthday present. The sound seems to work for a few minutes after a boot, but then fails after a random time, and all sound is lost until the next reboot. This makes the alarm function fairly pointless.
Does this sound like a hardware issue or a soft failure?
Anything simple I can try? I'm not a linux guru.
Running version 5.2008.43-7 according to the "About" screen.
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2009-09-15
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Bought new.
More investigation shows that the alarm function seems to kill off the sound.
More investigation shows that the alarm function seems to kill off the sound.
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2009-09-21
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Originally Posted by JayOnThaBeat
New. More investigation shows that just *setting* an alarm kills the sound until you reboot.
Welcome!
You have the latest version of the OS.
Was this N810 purchased new or used?
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2009-09-22
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Originally Posted by ChickPea
Latest: looks like sound files are missing. So when it tries to play a file, it then sulks and shuts down the whole sound subsystem until the next reboot. *Smart* design. Not.
New. More investigation shows that just *setting* an alarm kills the sound until you reboot.
Did a total re-install-
and it now works fine.
The first, (name/version unknown) can be installed inside of Maemo.
The second, NITDroid, installs completely independent.
I have to assume he installed the former.
maemo.org search
I AM NOT A ROLE-MODEL.