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[Captivate Android Development] Janudallah:
I have this issue and its not working. Please help me.

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[Captivate Android Development] tibosee:
not working on jpm. no codes are shown
[Captivate Android Development] cobraa:
can't find... \nv.data.bin on windows 7 .

Any help? :)
[Captivate Android Development] cobraa:
I have 2.1-update1

I897UCJH7

KERNEL 2.9.29

is there something wrong with that software?

Option1 : flash it back to jh6 ?? Lot of peoples still say it doesn't work.

Option 2: have it rooted? but euh.. seems like you can f*ck up your cell easily.. i'm not sure I want to go this way.

Option 3: pay cellunclocker.net 30$ to have the code and no headache?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iFoggy:
Hi,

Was running on LeeDroid 1.9, wiped and flashed for OpenDesire 3.4, came up fine then rebooted for the 3.4.2 patch and now my Desire just will not go past the HTC logo screen no matter what I do.

I can boot into recovery and have full access to everything, tried formatting the SD card and loading different ROMS but stuck @ the HTC green logo on white background.

Even Revoked3 again but the prob is not getting into the Recovery menu, its getting past that HTC screen.

Any info / idea's / help?

Thanks

Russ
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lennyuk:
If your phone turns on its not bricked, there will be a way to fix any issues your having, its just finding the correct one.

When flashing other roms did you wipe everything?

Data

Dalvik Cache

Ext parititon (if you have one)

Not wiping Dalvik is the number one reason roms get stuck bootlooping on bootscreen1.

Alternatively, it is booting but your not waiting long enough, you can always run adb logcat while booting to see if they phone is actually doing anything.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iFoggy:
Hi,

Thank you for replying....

Figured it out that it is the SD card, here is the situation:

- Boot into recovery but cannot mount nor format the SD card

- Can see the SD card in MAC/ Windows and formated it Fat32

- Can boot without SD card

- Can boot with another SD card which is only 128Meg so cannot get LeeDroid back on it to reflash that ROM

I obviously need to format the SD card proper and it looks like I need to use Gparted but that looks like a HUGE Linux ISO download unless you know of a MAC version of it I can use?

Thanks
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iFoggy:
Found a 2Gig SD Card, got LeeDroid back on it, flashing and hoping I can boot with the original SD card so I can format with ROM manger but thinking it wont boot up with the SD card in regardless of the ROM, lets hope!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mariosraptor:
if you don't manage to boot it up. find this in the forum "PB99IMG.zip" w/o the quotes. format your sd card and put the archive in root of sd card. after that turn on your phone by pressing volume down and power on/off. wait till phone recognizes the archive and follow onscreen directions. phone should boot normally as unrooted. use unrevoked to root again and flash any rom you want.

post result.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iFoggy:
Okay I am up but not on my original SD card, using a spare.

In recovery mode my phone refuses to mount nor format the card but can see it 100%

Seen some posts of a ADB cmd I need to use or is there something else I can try?

Thanks!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thejinx0r:
I ran "unrevoked" on my phone again and it booted when I had that problem.

But I took out the sd card when I did that. Not sure if it helps. But who knows.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iFoggy:
Tried that, booting without the card is fine, with the card in is the issue, phone cannot see it.
[Nexus One General] McHale:
This is not a troll posting. I swear...

I've had the AT&T flavored Nexus One since the day it was announced and I just can't suffer with it anymore. I'm running stock FRF91 with an unlocked bootloader. The only reason I unlocked the bootloader was so I could root and uninstall the apps that drained my battery or sucked resources that I never used - Twitter, Amazon-MP3, Genie-Widget, etc.

Pre-Froyo, it seemed pretty stable but the OS was very immature. Some things were just not well thought out. Activesync for example.

Post-Froyo: Turn on GPS, reboot. Talk on the phone for a long period of time, reboot. Charge the phone, reboot. Use Bluetooth, reboot. GPS is 100% useless now as after just a few minutes of use, the phone gets hot and reboots the phone. Hell, leave the phone in the sun in your car and it gets hot and reboots. Froyo offers some new features but some areas of the OS are still neglected and way behind where they should be. Can't move emails to a folder? Seriously? Can't undelete an email you accidentally deleted? That's just stupid. And there are a few other things that Windows Mobile had right for the last 10 years.

Yesterday alone, my phone rebooted several dozen times because I was trying to find a location with GPS and I was completely turned around with no idea where I was. I finally had to power off the phone, leave it off, and go ask someone at a gas station for directions. The phone reboots as soon as it gets hot and it appears everything makes the phone get hot.

Rip on Windows Mobile all you want, but I never once had a Windows Mobile device reboot on me and not do what it normally does. I'll throw CM6 on my N1 when it becomes final to see if things get better and I'll thrown on Gingerbread when that finally drops, but unless one of those solves the constant reboot issue, I'm done with Android. I've kept up with the Google forums and many, many, many people have the same issues I have so my N1 is obviously not an isolated case.

There are a lot of things I do like about Android so I'm not bashing Android. I like Android enough that if my phone didn't reboot constantly it'd be my primary platform moving forward.

/rant

-Mc
[Nexus One General] vzontini:
I've had my N1 since the day after they were released and it has never rebooted spontaneously. Your phone is a lemon.
[Nexus One General] mellowgato:
Try calling HTC?
[Nexus One General] dowmace:
I agree, the only time my phone gets hot is when I leave it in my landscaping truck while I'm mowing, but I think any phone would have problems when it's 112 degrees outside and probably 140 in the truck.
[Nexus One General] Carloswithac:
Sounds like a bad phone. The only time my N1 rebooted was when I had an experimental rom on it.
[Nexus One General] ChronoReverse:
Sounds like something is just borked, I use my phone all day it only reboots because I want to go into recovery.

Are yur using custom recovery? Wipe the cache and dalvik-cache.
[Nexus One General] grainysand:
Same as the above poster, mine never rebooted spontaneously even when hitting over 40C degrees. Only does so when I'm running some cutting-edge alpha kernels/ROMs, and then very rarely.
[Nexus One General] McHale:
I was thinking it was specific to my device as well. I then googled "Nexus One overheating" and was overwhelmed by the number of people with the same issue. I also own over a dozen HTC devices, I've had ZERO problems with any of them. I've wiped my cache quite a few times. I've even wiped the phone and started fresh.

I've googled every specific issue I have had and found many others complaining about the same thing. Overheating/locking up the device when charging overnight - check. Rebooting/overheating when using GPS - check.

Lately, I've been uninstalling anything that runs in the background that isn't an essential part of the OS. Makes no difference. When I first got my N1, I used the GPS and Car Home app to drive an 8 hour trip. Not a single problem. The very first time I tried to use Car Home after going to Froyo it rebooted after just a few minutes and it's been that way since. I found MANY posts that confirmed this on Google's forums.

Personally, I think my device is fine. I suppose it's always possible that an app is causing the reboots. For example, the Weather Channel app is always running and that's not the most beautifully coded app I've ever seen...

Any suggestions, keep 'em coming. I'm not thrilled with Windows Mobile 7 yet.

Here's my installed apps (I love that program BTW). If you see anything as a possible suspect, let me know:

Adobe Flash Player 10.1 (v10.1.92.8)

andLess (v1.2.3)

Android Agenda Widget (v1.3.5)

AT&T myWireless Mobile (v6.0)

Audalyzer (v1.14)

Barcode Scanner (v3.4)

BlueRSS (v3.0.4)

Chrome to Phone (v2.0.0)

eBay (v1.1.2.3)

eBuddy (v1.8.1)

Ethereal Dialpad (v2.5.2)

FCC Test (v1.0.7)

Flashlight (v2)

FREEdi Video Download Helper (v1.3.1)

FrostWire (v0.3.7)

Google Translate (v1.1.1)

GPS Status (v3.2)

gStrings (v1.0.5)

HistoryEraser (v2.1.1)

HTC_IME mod (vv.27)

JScreenFix (v2.0)

Keyboard Calibration (v2.10)

Linda Manager (v1.5.12)

Listen (v1.1.3)

Log Collector (v1.1.0)

Music Junk (v3.0.4)

My Battery Status (v2.0.8)

MyAppsList (v1.4 BETA)

Network Info II (v0.3.4)

Note Pad (v1)

OSMonitor (v1.1.6)

Pandora (v1.3)

Penguin (v1.2.0)

RealCalc (v1.4.1)

Scanner Radio (v1.9.2)

Secrets (v1.9.2)

Shazam (v2.0.2-B70005)

Shopper (v1.12)

Solo Lite (v1.25)

Terminal Emulator (v1.0.12)

Tetronimo (v1.5.1)

The Weather Channel (v2.3.17)

Titanium Backup (v3.4.2)

Trapster (v1.6.3)

Tricorder (v5.11)

TTS Service Extended (v2.0)

Universal Androot (v1.5.3)

Voice Recorder (v2.0.7)

Wifi Analyzer (v2.4.8)

WiimoteController (v0.3b)

XDA (v1.2.1)

Device Summary

Device: HTC Nexus One

Android Version: 2.2

Build: FRF91

List Generated By: MyAppsList (market://search?q=com.boots.MyAppsList)
[Nexus One General] Jack_R1:
By the sound of it, it's not an app. The phone should be able to take a good amount of heat and not reboot - the only time I got it to reboot was under direct sunlight in a car, it was probably hitting 50 degrees Celsius. If yours reboots every time you do anything - it's time to nandroid, take out the battery and clean the battery contacts really well (on the battery and the phone, using alcohol), flash a bone stock FRF91 or something really close to it, try to repeat the things that made it reboot (shouldn't be very difficult), and if the reboots continue - then I'm sorry, but you have a lemon. And if they don't - change to your favorite ROM and start incrementally installing stuff in small packs, until your testing shows reboots again. Defining anything other than Google account (like Exchange account) is also considered "installing something".

E-Mail quirks are taken care of by E-Mail clients. Exchange server push might be draining the hell out of your battery and heating your phone, check the relevant thread. I really hope you find the problem in SW, but it doesn't look very much like it.

P.S. There are so many ways to get a WinMo phone stuck (my wife has one, I regularly practice using the reset button when doing something with the system) it's not even funny.
[Nexus One General] McHale:
thanks for the tips. I'll give them a shot. I read in a couple different threads that HTC has been sending replacement batteries to those with overheating issues. I have a hard time believing it's the battery but what do I know?

One thing I forgot to add about WinMo, I soft reset my device every morning on the way to work. Just a habit I got into with Windows.

-Mc
[Nexus One General] ctbear:
Yeah sounds like you got a faulty device. If the above suggestions don't work, call HTC and they should do a swap for you
[Nexus One General] McHale:
went to the Google "Device Troubleshooter" support page: http://google.com/support/android/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=185837

So I called support (open 7 days a week - nice) and they are shipping out a new battery tomorrow and if that doesn't work, I'll send it in for repair. Didn't want to replace it because it was engraved.

I really hope this fixes it. I do like Android and I love the community work. iOS blows and Windows Mobile 7 just doesn't have me wanting one.

I'll update this thread when the new battery arrives and if necessary, after the repair work...
[Nexus One General] xiophyte:
I used to have the same problem, but i don't think it was rom specific for me. I had a black case on my phone and my car mount was a black universal one mounted on my windshield. I would use GPS nav and play music at the same time and sometimes make phone calls and it would reboot pretty frequently. Through SetCPU i noticed that the temp was somewhere between 45-50degrees C. only way i was able to use my phone was to remove the battery and stick it in my AC vent along with the phone itself.

So since then i got myself a AC mounted carmount and no longer use my case and its been fine ever since. When ever it gets hot in my car i usually have AC on and the phoen gets cooled by it also. Average temp was around 15-18degrees C while i was using GPS/Music/Calls.
[Nexus One General] GldRush98:
lulz, sounds like your phone had a hardware issue if it was rebooting all the time like that.

I have had my phone on for literally weeks at a time with out a reboot. Android is rock solid stable.

Way to not get your issue fixed and go back to a dead mobile OS that was never developed properly in the first place. Good luck with that champ.
[Nexus One General] diversificationied:
My phone could stab me in the balls all day long and I still wouldn't revert to the current winmo.
[Nexus One General] uansari1:
Your phone is defective. I've NEVER experienced a spontaneous reboot.
[Nexus One General] rori~:
Same here** (only when I played with different kernels :))
[Nexus One General] McHale:
you're not much of a reader, are you?
[Nexus One General] McHale:
Fact: Windows Mobile still does several things much better than Android. And those things are important to me on my primary device.

I get what you're saying though. Despite a few issues, Android is dominating everything in it's wake. But instead of Android spending so much time with new flashy features, they should focus their attention getting the basics right first. Their contact and email handling B L O W S. How about proper email folder handling and a basic undelete function...
[Nexus One General] emmib:
I agree with the rest. To be honest, I didn't get my Nexus new, it has had two users before me. It came with Cyanogen Mod, and to be honest I find it gives better battery life and performance compared to the stock OS. If I were you I'd try it out once you get the Nexus back.

I use ROM manager to download and install ROMs, give it a try.
[Nexus One General] McHale:
I planned on going CM6 once it went final regardless. The additional functionality and added performance benefits appeal to me. I've been following Cyanogen for quite some time but stuck with stock OS so I could get the Froyo update once it dropped. Since then I've just been waiting for CM6 final.
[Nexus One General] b1337z0r:
cm6 is pretty much final and has been since rc1 throw it on there u unlocked the bootloader anyways, what is stopping you?? fixing it?? lol good luck man
[Nexus One General] drziddo:
Never had a reboot. Until now.
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
I literally never get reboots and I run for a week at a time. I would be trying stock ROM flash before giving up so easy. Use ROM manager, create a nand backup, and You could be on a new ROM within 5 minutes total. Then try cyanogen r c 3, also in ROM manager.

If still a problem, then switch or send in for repair.

Oh and we can't move emails into our folders with exchange push email client?
[Nexus One General] j.bruha:
I can only second what everyone else has already said. Between myself and the 3 friends and my girlfriend who all bought a Nexus One because they liked mine so much, none of them have experienced GPS and overheating issues like you're describing, and we all experiment heavily with unfinished ROM's, kernels, apps, you name it. It's quite clear that it's a hardware defect of either the battery or the phone itself.

I am curious though. Which WM device are you speaking of that you would switch back to that would NOT have issues with crashing or freezing? For what you posted regarding email support, I would agree with you that WM is better than Android for handling attachments out of the box and for the folder support, but having this sacrifices much better HTML support and general ease of use for which Android is so well known. Is that what you're referring to that is more important for your needs?
[Nexus One General] stuff:
Hopefully the new battery fixes it. Cause I've never had an unstable reboot unless I flashed an unstable kernel.

Also, I've had my phone unplugged for 29 hours, and my battery has 47% life remaining. That was with a bit of browser using, txt messaging, and even receiving an MMS. Taking a few photos, etc.

If the battery doesn't fix it, I'd say you have a lemon and should return it. Even though you wont get an AMOLED LCD now, which is a shame, you still should do it.
[Nexus One General] b1337z0r:
what screen will he get? i just sent mine in for a new one and htc told me id get the AMO...
[Nexus One General] McHale:
As a test today, I went out with a fully charged N1 which hadn't been used all day so it was nice and cool. I got in my car and started a conversation using my BT headset, turned on GPS, and had it navigate me someplace. Within 6 minutes it rebooted. I called my friend back with my BT headset and it rebooted again in under a minute - no longer using GPS at this point.

The battery was not hot. The rubberized part at the bottom that says HTC on it wasn't THAT hot but it was warm. I'm pretty sure that a new battery won't do anything. I'm going through the log now. If the battery doesn't fix it, I'm not getting a replacement, I'm getting a repair. I don't want to lose my engraving or my AMOLED.

And to answer the question above, I would go back to one of my HTC TP2's. Stock Australian FW with a bunch of unused stock apps removed.

-Mc
[Nexus One General] tlefeuvre:
Hi,

I own a HTC Touch Diamond II and never soft reser it more than once a month.

Most if the time because a newly installed software requured a reboot.

Thomas
[Nexus One General] khaytsus:
Your phone is defective.
[Nexus One General] bigmike2424:
McHale i know how it feels, i get the reboots too, but its always when my phone is charging the the battery will be super hot. It's been happening since it was locked and stocked and on every rom i've been through especially when watching flash videos or in the sun. but ill wait on a follow up on your battery replacement.

also i will never go back to winmo, i'll take the reboots
[Nexus One General] McHale:
I've been uninstalling all apps that COULD do it. The two big ones I've uninstalled are the Weather Channel App and the Flash app. I'll test it tomorrow and know soon enough.

If I can't use GPS, the device is worthless to me. I depend on it heavily.
[Nexus One General] McHale:
You must be a Justin Bieber fan. 2004 reference? Really?

Hate to break it to you, new and shiny doesn't always mean better and more reliable. Android is in last place when it comes to Email, Contacts, and Calendar handling. And for those of us with jobs (don't worry, I don't suspect McDonald's or whatever fast food place you work at will be getting Exchange anytime soon), those are critical.

Windows Phone 7 doesn't appeal to me but I'll bet $$$ that it will dominate in the Activesync/Exchange department on day one.

-Mc
[Nexus One General] clickwir:
Spoken like a troll. :-)

Putting different software on won't solve a hardware issue. And it sounds like your N1 is having a hardware issue.

I can totally understand though, I'd be pissed too if that happened. However, from using a N1 for months and never having it reboot/shutdown without me choosing to do so... I can say the problem you are seeing is unique to yours. I'd get it replaced.

Apology if this was already covered in the previous pages. Not everyone has time to read all the pages of a thread.

edit: Besides. I've seen plenty of 6.0, 6.1 and 6.5 WinMo devices... it's hard to imagine how much more a phone could suck. WinMo should just shut down. That OS is really really REALLY terrible.
[Nexus One General] rickytenzer:
Hate to repeat, but your phone is ****ed. And this is from a man who had the EXACT same issues. Check your "last_kmsg" and I can almost guarantee you you'll find an "ARM9 has crashed" error message.

Send it in to HTC and they'll repair it free of charge even if it's unlocked/rooted. That was my EXACT experience.
[Nexus One General] McHale:
I wish. Google "Nexus One rebooting" or "Nexus One overheating." My issue certainly isn't unique as there are many many people with the exact same issue. I didn't have any issues until the day I got Froyo (like many of them). I still think it's plausible that there's a service from a pre-froyo app that could be incompatible with Froyo that's crashing it. It could also be hardware but as I read from people who got new and refurbs to replace their "defective" units that had the exact same problem when installing the exact same software, it makes me wonder.

Like I said, I'm uninstalling everything one at a time and my new battery should be here any day. If I haven't solved the issue by the end of the week, I'll send it in for repair.
[Nexus One General] xManMythLegend:
Considering the massive desire for Engadget and other sites to trash the N1 every chance they got your issue is anything but common.

Some of what you said was just flat out ridiculous.

As a former WinMo guy myself I find it massively ironic that you would go back to WinMo to avoid reboots. Thats like an iPhone guy saying hes leaving android so he has more widget options.
[Nexus One General] OzCDN:
Not Android or Apps

I have the exact same issue as the OP but I am pretty sure it is not the OS or any apps. I am returning my N1 for warranty repairs.

When electronics like CPUs overheat they can damage themselves ... this used to be a serious issue with computer CPUs before they put in clock limiters that slow them right down when they get hot.

I found that the first time it rebooted it got extremely hot. It was on my car dashboard in the charging cradle using navigation. This means it was charging, full brightness, BT radio on, GPS on, 3G pulling data and CPU pushing map redraws (I probably had the traffic overlay on as well). I was running like this on a trip for hours. This is pretty much the worst case scenario for heat generation.

If this was just the problem then I would be OK with that. But since then it takes less and less to cause the reboots ... every time getting worse. As it stands now I am at the point that the OP reports ... use anything for any length of time and it reboots.

I was running CM6 RC2 with lots of apps but, because I am sending it in, I have gone back to stock recovery and stock FRF91 (no extra apps). The problem is still there.

So my conclusion is that it is not apps or the O/S ... the problem is that it was seriously damaged in the first overheating and is getting progressively worse. In other words, it is a hardware problem.