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[Nexus One General] baseballfanz:
I did just get a new sim earlier today, I'll see how it goes. Don't know the different as it look exactly like my old sim which was about a year old.
[Nexus One General] Jaynexy1:
Got a new sim 3 days ago and no more reboots
[Nexus One General] erioho:
I am now using the Oxygen rom, when I switch on/off data connection, it will reboot... as I have to reserve power so I do it frequently...
[Nexus One General] chriscardinal:
It's been particularly bad for me the last few days... My SIM is older than dirt. Literally about 7 years old. Don't know if upgrading it would possibly matter... anyone upgrade and STILL experience reboots?

Here's my latest. Same thing:

[ 7822.631469] ARM9 has CRASHED

[ 7822.631927] smem: DIAG '[WCDMA] 10:29:44 FATAL: IST0 (mdsptask.c:00476) (1)

[ 7822.631958] '

[ 7822.633026]

[ 7822.633392] Restarting Linux version 2.6.35.7-59463-g52630a3 (android-build@apa28.mtv.corp.google.com) (gcc version 4.4.3 (GCC) ) #1 PREEMPT Tue Mar 29 11:49:12 PDT 2011

[ 7822.633453]

No errors detected
[Nexus One General] :
Same here

Same issues with rebooting, started same time as everyone else for my Son's 16 months old N1 with its 23 month old SIM.

TMobile USA.

He will get a new SIM card tomorrow and we'll see what happens. We are looking forward to dropping TMobile like a hot rock. Just waiting for a quad core to come out to replace our three devices.
[Nexus One General] sirgoob:
I just had my first one yesterday. Already have had 3 in the last 5 hours. I have a new SD card in and reverted flash and the market since I updated them within the last 2 days. I've been running the same rom for the last months without any issue so it seems it has to be software.

Sent from my Nexus One
[Nexus One General] danger-rat:
You have a new SD, but what about your SIM?
[Nexus One General] baseballfanz:
I have not had a reboot since new sim card from yesterday. I'll keep you guys posted as times goes on.

If this is the case than definitely something fishy on tmobile's part.
[Nexus One General] Lost Dog:
This seems to be similar to the battery drain and may be again regional. Non stop reboots in the Portland market but I've been in Seattle since last night with no reboots at all.

With the battery drain it was the same. Really bad in Portland but no problem in Seattle.
[Nexus One General] sirgoob:
The SIM is from when I first purchased the phone Jan 2010, don't have another one to try. Could only do SD and revert to a day or 2 before the reboots started.

Sent from my Nexus One
[Nexus One General] baseballfanz:
Assuming you're with Tmobile just go to the Tmo store (if not go to your carrier).

They might or might not charge you for a new one. I stopped by a kiosk store next to my work and they charged me $10 for a new one.
[Nexus One General] bpm2000:
im in seattle and have been getting them every day for a while now.
[Nexus One General] Lost Dog:
Odd. I've been here for a day and not one reboot.
[Nexus One General] baseballfanz:
I was getting it in Houston, went to New Orleans for a few days and same thing.

The 6 hours drive in between it was fine, even had nav running and never a reboot. Seems good so far with a new SIM.
[Nexus One General] sirgoob:
Yes, TMO. After another 3 today, I went a got it replaced. They didn't charge me or anything. I hope that solves it.

Sent from my Nexus One
[Nexus One General] baseballfanz:
I haven't had a reboot for two days since I got the new SIM card.

I think you'll be good now.
[Nexus One General] Lost Dog:
I'm back in the Portland market and have had multiple reboots ever since. Strange... Three days in Seattle with no reboots and now that I'm home they are happening every 10 or 20 minutes.
[Nexus One General] danger-rat:
Replaced my SIM card on Saturday, and I've not had a reboot since...
[Nexus One General] n1div:
Well, I had a chance to get a new sim and so far so good within the last few hours. Before that, it would reboot at least once an hour lately.

Lady at the store told me that I had a generation 2 sim. Not sure what the current generation is.

BTW, no one should be charged $10 since it is technically a defect and goof up on T-mobile's part. Just let them know that your sim is defective or broken. It's not like you lost it or purposely broke it somehow. ;) I was in and out within 5 min and no money out of pocket.

I had a voicemail icon that wouldn't go away after swapping to the new sim. Just leave a VM on your phone and delete it and it should go away.
[Nexus One General] Lost Dog:
Has everyone else found a new sim did the job? Have we gotten any T-Mobile conformation that it was something on their end that caused this?

Looks like I need to stop by a store in the next day or so and get a new sim. I'm getting about 4 to 5 reboots an our if I leave it on 3G.
[Nexus One General] baseballfanz:
Have not had a reboot for a few days since a new sim card.

haven't seen but really haven't looked to see what Tmobile have to say.

We shouldn't all have to run out and get a new sim card IMO but it seems to be the "fixed".
[Nexus One General] danger-rat:
You can also call T-Mo and have one sent to your home...
[Nexus One General] Rones:
Im having the same problem. Uninstalled the new market, but still had reboots. Now trying to only use 2G networks.

Provider: Telfort
[Nexus One General] chriscardinal:
Well, 2G only stops reboots outright, which is clearly not a permanent solution. If the SIM thing works, I'll swap. Sad, given it's 7 years old, but alas. Please update if the SIM fix fails anyone.
[Nexus One General] sirgoob:
Sim solved my issues. Haven't had one since Saturday.

Sent from my Nexus One
[Nexus One General] aiso:
Sending the phone back to Google is the only way to fix it.
[Nexus One General] randyklein:
I'm pretty sure this is a known hardware issue with the N1. Specifically a bad mobo. I've read some other threads that discussed this. I dont have time right now to dig them up. I'll try to look around when I get time.

I've been having the same issues. I've tried all the things mentioned in the thread, including a new SIM and a new SD card. Nothing fixed the issue. The issue is really annoying when it happens right before your alarm clock is supposed to go off.... 1 hour late to work today.

I'm just trying to hold out for the Nexus Prime.
[Nexus One General] bpm2000:
If this is a known issue, whats with the influx of users having them all of the sudden?
[Nexus One General] Lost Dog:
Ok... I stopped by a T-Mobile store to ask about a new sim card. The lady working the counter said a damages SIM could cause the reboot issues and I showed her my card. She said it was really old and would give me a new one.

When she tried to copy the data from the old card to the new one nothing happened and she said the old card was totally corrupted. One new card later I'm going over a hour without a reboot.

She also knew about the battery drain issue from a few weeks ago and said the issue was due to a T-Mobile tower software change. A handful of HTC phones were set to try and detect CDMA signals in addition to GSM. The lack of CDMA hardware caused a repeated inquiry which drained the battery. I'm still scratching my head over that explanation but I guess it makes sense! She did have instructions on using *#*#4636#*#* to change the preferred network type due to this issue.
[Nexus One General] Rones:
New sim solves my problem! (strange, sim was only 7months old)
[Nexus One General] randyklein:
good question? Planned obsolescence?

The users in this thread have pretty much tested everything besides the on-board hardware. What else could it be?

Edit: wondering if it could be a specific radio version... If you're still having the issue, post your radio version so that we can see if there is a common version. I'm on 5.12.00.08
[Nexus One General] Lost Dog:
Really strange.... Got my new sim yesterday and not one reboot since. What is really odd is the fact when I was in a different market than Portland I didn't get one reboot.

There is something odd going on but a new sim seems to fix it.
[Nexus One General] bpm2000:
Im on radio 4.06.00.12

Might have to try a new sim since everyone seems to be having success with that. Anyone get a new sim and STILL get reboots?
[Nexus One General] baseballfanz:
No reboot since new SIM here (Tmobile US).
[Nexus One General] :
No reboots since new SIM 1 week ago. TMobile network changes caused it by all signs.

But we dumped TMobile Sunday, their policies just got ridiculous and they don't want to retain customers.

Verizon got three new customers as a result.
[Nexus One General] needmoregigs:
Got a new SIM today. I will let everyone know how things are in one week, but so far, there have been no reboots. I had 5 reboots today before the SIM swap.

Advice to those changing SIMs: don't let them charge you for a new one. Go to an official store they will take care of you. Authorized dealers that look like an official store will charge you.
[Nexus One General] MCrepinsek:
I am having a similar problem.

I called HTC and got lucky to find someone who seemed to know something. The problem started as soon as I moved to Houston from Reno. Never had a problem in Reno although 3G is there as well. The guy from HTC said that the problem occurs where 4G networks occur on T-Mobile. Apparently the Nexus One thinks it can connect to 4G and makes attempts to do so. It keeps trying harder and harder until the phone ends up rebooting. So he said keeping it in 2G should fix it temporarily, and I think he was going to give me more advice, but then I lost connection :( When I called back again, the other person knew nothing of this problem and told me to do a factory reset, which didn't help. Then I went back to Reno for 4 days for a wedding, the reboots stopped. When I came back to Houston, they have started again. Maybe some of this information can help lead to a fix in case swapping my sim card doesn't help..

I will try to get a new SIM card this week to see if it fixes this.
[Nexus One General] bpm2000:
Well I may be jinxing myself here, but I did NOT get a new sim, and have not had any new reboots in a couple of days.
[Nexus One General] baseballfanz:
I'm on Houston, haven't had a problem since I got a new sim card.

I tried a lot of things before that.

Nothing work till I replaced the sim.

They implemented "4g" here last year, never had a problem till recently. I would try a new sim and cut all the headache trying to figure out why
[Nexus One General] CanyonR:
There is also a thread on Cyanogen's Forums about this.

http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/30575-random-reboots/
[Nexus One General] MCrepinsek:
Kool thanks. I'll just get it replaced then. :)
[Nexus One General] hiu115:
well, try scanning the phone with an antivirus from android and your PC (plug your phone and scan the data). I bought a nexus one 4 months ago with the same problems and did the above (although i'm indonesian, the phone was given by my cousin in the US)
[Nexus One General] needmoregigs:
No more reboot hell after the new SIM card.

Tmobile rep said my gold lettered SIM had lots of problems.
[Nexus One General] randyklein:
Just got a new SIM. Fingers crossed.

The tmobile rep confirmed what the HTC rep said (above). He said that Tmobile has been having a lot of issues with their "4G" rollout (not just N1). He said that the old sim cards were only really made for the 3g network. With the old cards, the phone tries 1000's of times to connect to the "4G" network, finally fails, and reboots. The new SIM he gave me was definitely different from the old one. The pattern in the gold was visibly different.

He said he has been exchanging a lot of SIM cards lately.
[Nexus One General] needmoregigs:
Thank you to everyone who contributed to this thread. My nexus is back to normal now.
[Nexus One General] bpm2000:
Just thought I'd chime in again and say I've not had any reboots since my last post - and I have still NOT replaced my sim. I wonder if they fixed some things on Tmobile's side.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Johnny_Sokko:
I had a bizarre issue with my Transformer not charging today.

I just got an AC power inverter for my car to charge the TF during trips. Tried it out this morning on my way to work and it didn’t show it was charging. Also strangely the screen would not respond to touch input until I unplugged the charger cable. This happened every time I tried to charge it off the inverter. So…. I get to work and WTF the TF would not charge on any AC outlet! Tried reseating the country specific prongs with no luck. Rebooted the TF with no luck. Cable worked to connect to PC so I figure it is ok. Called Asus thinking the inverter fried the charger and got an RMA. In the meantime I ordered a new Asus charger from Office Depot online and drove to pick it up over lunch. Got it back to the office and tried to charge the TF. WTF it still won’t charge! Tried all the combos of charger to cable, different outlets, etc. with no luck. Then I start to get worried the TF is hosed. As a last ditch effort I try a nandroid restore. Bam…boot loop. Finally after trying a few other things I do a dirty flash of the rom on the TF. It fixes boot loop and miraculously it starts charging again. I’m wondering if some of the charging issues have nothing to do with the charger but are software related. I was running Roach’s CWR, Prime 1.7 and his OC kernel when the problem started. Now still on his CRW and Prime 1.7 with stock kernel. Going to try the inverter again on the way home with this setup and see if it happens again and then reflash kernel and test to see if I can recreate it.

Update:

Well it charges now but will not accept any touch input on screen when charging cable is connected.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] msticninja:
Sounds like there could be some EMI going on. Someone else made their touchscreen stop responding by putting a plasma ball too close to their TF. Try running the USB cable out the car window as far as it will go before connecting the TF, but keep the inverter inside the car's Faraday effect(inside the car, away from the window). This is just to test the theory, obviously not a fix.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Rumbleweed:
Many of the inexpensive inverters are poorly filtered and almost always produce a modified sine wave ( not a pure sine wave) This is not friendly to most electronic devices. Add that to the fact that the TF AC adapter is a minimal design to start and you have all the elements for disaster. If you are looking for an auto adapter, search for Devcake's thread on the subject. There is a lot of good technical info there as well as several suggestions for Auto adapters. Your best bet is to get a DC/DC converter that will get you 11-14V DC out to a USB style connector.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Johnny_Sokko:
Thanks for the suggestions. Looks like the inverter is going bye bye.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] msticninja:
I still don't see why everyone is insisting on using a regulator. Cars already put out 11-14VDC. You do not need conversion or regulation. If you are seriously paranoid, add a 4.5Ω 30W resistor and a 220µF cap to limit and decouple.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Rumbleweed:
hit thanks button!
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Rumbleweed:
stick a scope on the 12v assy connector then start the car. nasty spikes
[Eee Pad Transformer General] msticninja:
I've done it multiple times. I haven't seen a spike on any car made after 1980. Even with a spike, it couldn't last long enough to fry the TF's charging circuit, or it would fry 90% of the cigarette outlet adapters on the market. If you have the one car in the world that does spike, you could always unplug the TF while starting the car.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tintn00:
I rooted my new Transformer (Honeycomb 3.2) using BRK's pure root method. I have three questions.

1. How do I flash my Transformer back to stock (before root) if I need to send my item to Asus for warranty issues?

2. Do I need to flash it back to stock if I ever need to upgrade Honeycomb to say 3.3 (or 3.x)?

3. Which seems to be the most stable ROM currently available for Honeycomb 3.2 and what improvements do I expect over stock?

Thanks everyone.
[General Questions and Answers] suebaby14:
I am ready to upgrade my X10a with new GB ROM, however when I go to download suggested program file it states x10i. Is there a version for X10a? Can I use the X10i version on my rooted X10a?
[General Questions and Answers] loco00:
try posting something else on general thread and when u pass 10 posts, ask that question back on Xperia X10 android development threads.
[General Questions and Answers] Gadgetz:
I have an x10A too and have flashed Wolfbreaks GB rom on it and love it. Its super fast, super smooth, I have yet to find anything I dont like about it. I highly suggest it for you.

via x10i WB GB v4.0.4 edition
[General Questions and Answers] hdg881:
Exactly how did you do this process? I cant even get my x10a into recovery mode.
[HTC EVO 3D] aznmode:
It seems the latest update is Gingerbread 2.3.4. Does this mean our phones will be much faster now since 2.3.4 is able to take full advantage of our dual core? Has anyone who has update can tell a difference?

EDIT: It looks like 2.3.4 only added support for voice and video chat via google talk.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_version_history#2.3.4
[HTC EVO 3D] dfskevinohyeah:
lol wut? i'm pretty sure our phones always took advantage of the other core why else is the phone faster than most other phones out?
[HTC EVO 3D] aznmode:
From what I understand 2.3.3 does not take full advantage of dual core devices but 2.3.4 does. Is this not correct?
[HTC EVO 3D] Compusmurf:
2.3.3 took advantage of it because of the SMP kernel HTC put in. :)
[HTC EVO 3D] dfskevinohyeah:
I don't know if it takes full advantage of the other core but I do know that it does utilize the second core.
[HTC EVO 3D] aznmode:
I see so besides support for voice and video chat via google talk there is no real advantage with 2.3.4 then. Got it...thanks for the input.
[HTC EVO 3D] gtkansan:
It didn't bring Google video chat. Stupid HTC
[HTC EVO 3D] Compusmurf:
The update today itself brings newer swype, some camera fixes, newer kernel, new PRI, new radio firmware and a myriad of other things.

I'm sure there were bugfixes with the update from 2.3.3 to 2.3.4 as well that entitled an OS version upgrade.

It's more than just gtalk support.
[HTC EVO 3D] donatom3:
Don't forget updated RPM which is chipset firmware as well.
[HTC EVO 3D] tomh1979:
what is RPM exactly, that's one i've never heard of.
[HTC EVO 3D] FractalSphere:
It uses the second core, but as a reserve. The first core will always be running, and the second will basically get shut down if there's no need for the extra processing power. System panel will show that in CPU activity if you run something and then watch the CPU pie charts. ;-)
[HTC EVO 3D] oranium:
Can i install this on Viper ROM or this update will mess up my phone ?

My BadAss Evo 3D
[HTC EVO 3D] moostadon:
i have the viper rom i downloaded it and it wont install recovery says bad side load error 7 no clue how to make it work i was told to update my twrp 1.02 to 1.03 tried to cant figure out how maybe somebody can help me with this
[HTC EVO 3D] aznmode:
The update refers to the OTA update but if you want to flash via trwp or CWM then here is the link to the rom. This overwrites vipers rom on you phone and you will be back to stock..rooted ofcouse so long as you flash from this link.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1223979
[HTC EVO 3D] x56:
I am sure the update had some purpose, but I can't tell any difference as of yet.
[HTC EVO 3D] aznmode:
Heres one...although not cpu related

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1224780
[Motorola Triumph] mthorn79:
I know there have been threads that post an .apk file to work around this issue, is there one for our phones?
[Motorola Triumph] gravityone:
im rooted and go0gle works fine for me.
[Motorola Triumph] mthorn79:
Try downloading a movie from the market and playing it and get back to me.
[Motorola Triumph] ynk1121:
That apk is not device specific. Works great. ;)

http://forum.sdx-developers.com/index.php?topic=16930.0
[Motorola Triumph] mthorn79:
Got it...works now, much appreciated!
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] mohibb:
hey guys!

Well i was trawling the android forums and found this!

http://www.neopeek.com/viewtopic.php?t=7524

All thanks yo neopeek for the rom.

I decided to test it out on my kovsky. This coupled with I believe duckkly's kernels worked like a charm!! ill post the kernels up here too as I experimented with quite a few to see what worked best!

Battery life: 8 hours on full blast so i rekon around 11 on normal usage

Wifi: never ever ever dropped on me so far! thou it does seem to be weak in some places around my house where i usually should be getting more signals and strong at places where i get little signal :S.confusing

phone: well calls come in and stuff but sometimes ull see a black screen and cant see who's calling! :S

Bluetooth: paired with my mw600s just fine dont know about file transfer

market:works just fine a bit slow though..could be my internet speeds out here in pakistan.

Apart from that using whatsapp like a charm. facebook apps. gaaps everything works!! not a single sod to date been using it for around about 5 days or so.

Sorry for the spelling errors! big thanks goes out to neopeek and duckkly or whoever compiled those kernels :D!

PS: oh and the keys will freeze up as you hit around 20% battery. I simply reboot. Also terminal doesnt seem to be working. keeps crashing on me but i dont really ever use it in daily use so it seems to be pretty stable apart from these flaws. Also you'll need to reinstall quickpic from market

Also im on radio 1.16 i believe. 1.14 seemed to drop calls randomly.

please read all of neopeek's instructions before flashing :)! happy flashing
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] caliban2:
can't confirm 20% battery being the point where keys stop working. for me 4 hours of uptime seems the be magic point... :(

i stopped restarting modules via script (how to has been explained many times in here) and simply restart. most of the time it happens when an app is running - now what good is it if you have a shortcut somewhere, but can't get there because back- and home-key isn't working?! :p

but yeah, neofroyo is a big step forwards. first time using android on x1 is fun! :)

for terminal to work you have to reinstall it just like quickpic.

i just hope we'll see some kernel-update soon. without it the whole thing is pointless.
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] mohibb:
lol truee..thanks for the terminal update. oh if u press the camera button it will take you back to your home screen. than i guess u could load the keyboard modules..annoying i never bother with it. try my combination of kernel it gives me decent battery lifee but yea its the kernel with all the problems. tried the new kernels but they dont seem to work properly
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] caliban2:
hm, which kernel-version is that?

might try if i know which it is. just had to step down from ygge-monster to ygge-turbo. monster made my touchscreen getting unprecise in left half.

thx for the update with cam-button - never bothered to press that, since camera doesn't work anyway. :D

yeah, new kernels suck for our device, especially since they're missing the specific battery-driver for x1. the only guy still working on x1-kernel has been silent for months, but i can see he's still at it (porting 2.6.35.7).
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] caliban2:
Just tried pressing cam-button.

Falls back to lockscreen, after unlock shows homescreen. But system is frozen and after some time reboots directly to android. But lots of stuff doesn't work, especially phone-stuff. So i have to reboot winmo anyway. :)
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] mohibb:
i think its the ducckly's keyboard not loaded as modules turbo verison. I believe it should be that because i remember the msm drivers werent really working properly on it