Re: N810 dead?

2008-11-19 Thread Mike Sherman
Mike Sherman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Eero Tamminen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Are you sure the device charged properly?
(maybe the device charger cable is broken?)

Can't say for sure.  It worked on Sunday.  It was fully charged before
the drive started.  I have a charger in the car I plug it in over night
in the car.

Looks like it IS the charger.

That's easy to fix!

Thanks all,
-Mike


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N810 dead?

2008-11-18 Thread Mike Sherman
Hello,
Sunday night I arrived home after a driving trip.  For the trip my N810 
was running Maemo Mapper recording a gps trace.  I had also left gnumeric
spreadsheet running on it.  The trip was about seven hours long.  When I
arrived home I unlocked the screen and Maemo Mapper was running.  I opened 
the menu and selected the Trace sub menu to save the gps trace.  At some
point in this process, the N810 switched to the white and blue Nokia boot
screen.  I thought mapper had crashed and my trace was gone.  That has 
happened before.  

Monday morning at work, I turned the N810 and got the white and blue 
boot screen again... OK  I must have drained the battery.  I didn't have
the charger with me, so I left it alone and plugged it into charge before
I went to bed.

This morning I turned it on and the boot screen comes on and then the 
brightness drops (as usual) and then it goes black. The corner light 
comes on during the boot (I think it supposed to) in the white with
blue and green tinges.  But that's all it does.

Any ideas what could be the going on?

Thanks,
-Mike in Cleveland, OH


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Re: N810 dead?

2008-11-18 Thread Aniello Del Sorbo
Not sure, but maybe you ran out of space on the device when saving
the 7hrs long trace ?

Aniello

On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 2:36 PM, Mike Sherman [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:

 Hello,
 Sunday night I arrived home after a driving trip.  For the trip my N810
 was running Maemo Mapper recording a gps trace.  I had also left gnumeric
 spreadsheet running on it.  The trip was about seven hours long.  When I
 arrived home I unlocked the screen and Maemo Mapper was running.  I opened
 the menu and selected the Trace sub menu to save the gps trace.  At some
 point in this process, the N810 switched to the white and blue Nokia boot
 screen.  I thought mapper had crashed and my trace was gone.  That has
 happened before.

 Monday morning at work, I turned the N810 and got the white and blue
 boot screen again... OK  I must have drained the battery.  I didn't have
 the charger with me, so I left it alone and plugged it into charge before
 I went to bed.

 This morning I turned it on and the boot screen comes on and then the
 brightness drops (as usual) and then it goes black. The corner light
 comes on during the boot (I think it supposed to) in the white with
 blue and green tinges.  But that's all it does.

 Any ideas what could be the going on?

 Thanks,
 -Mike in Cleveland, OH

 
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Re: N810 dead?

2008-11-18 Thread Eero Tamminen
Hi,

 On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 2:36 PM, Mike Sherman [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
 This morning I turned it on and the boot screen comes on and then the
 brightness drops (as usual) and then it goes black.

Device is turned off, display isn't just very, very dark?

Are you sure the device charged properly?
(maybe the device charger cable is broken?)


 The corner light
 comes on during the boot (I think it supposed to) in the white with
 blue and green tinges.  But that's all it does.

So there's no progress bar at the bottom of the screen (which comes
shortly after rootfs is mounted)?  If not, this would most likely
be a problem either with mounting the rootfs or battery handling.



ext Aniello Del Sorbo wrote:
 Not sure, but maybe you ran out of space on the device when saving
 the 7hrs long trace ?

To cause bootup problems there should be also some (3rd party) root
process that fills the disk, user processes cannot fill the device
full enough to prevent boot.

I would also expect it to cause the device to enter reboot loop
if there's no space even for root to write anything.


- Eero

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Re: N810 dead?

2008-11-18 Thread James Knott
Try removing  reinstalling the battery.  I find that helps, when my 
N800 is out to lunch.

Mike Sherman wrote:
 Hello,
 Sunday night I arrived home after a driving trip.  For the trip my N810 
 was running Maemo Mapper recording a gps trace.  I had also left gnumeric
 spreadsheet running on it.  The trip was about seven hours long.  When I
 arrived home I unlocked the screen and Maemo Mapper was running.  I opened 
 the menu and selected the Trace sub menu to save the gps trace.  At some
 point in this process, the N810 switched to the white and blue Nokia boot
 screen.  I thought mapper had crashed and my trace was gone.  That has 
 happened before.  
 
 Monday morning at work, I turned the N810 and got the white and blue 
 boot screen again... OK  I must have drained the battery.  I didn't have
 the charger with me, so I left it alone and plugged it into charge before
 I went to bed.
 
 This morning I turned it on and the boot screen comes on and then the 
 brightness drops (as usual) and then it goes black. The corner light 
 comes on during the boot (I think it supposed to) in the white with
 blue and green tinges.  But that's all it does.
 
 Any ideas what could be the going on?
 
 Thanks,
 -Mike in Cleveland, OH
 
 
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Re: N810 dead?

2008-11-18 Thread Matt Emson
James Knott wrote:
 Try removing  reinstalling the battery.  I find that helps, when my 
 N800 is out to lunch.
   
This is so true that  actually added a tab of tape to my battery to 
make it easier to get out.
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Re: N810 dead?

2008-11-18 Thread Mike Sherman
Eero Tamminen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Hi,

 On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 2:36 PM, Mike Sherman [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
 This morning I turned it on and the boot screen comes on and then the
 brightness drops (as usual) and then it goes black.

Device is turned off, display isn't just very, very dark?

Looks off to me.  It looks like it goes black, then the backlight
goes off.

Are you sure the device charged properly?
(maybe the device charger cable is broken?)

Can't say for sure.  It worked on Sunday.  It was fully charged before
the drive started.  I have a charger in the car I plug it in over night
in the car.

 The corner light
 comes on during the boot (I think it supposed to) in the white with
 blue and green tinges.  But that's all it does.

So there's no progress bar at the bottom of the screen (which comes
shortly after rootfs is mounted)?  If not, this would most likely
be a problem either with mounting the rootfs or battery handling.

No progress bar.  

If it's the charger I'll know tomorrow.

ext Aniello Del Sorbo wrote:
 Not sure, but maybe you ran out of space on the device when saving
 the 7hrs long trace ?

To cause bootup problems there should be also some (3rd party) root
process that fills the disk, user processes cannot fill the device
full enough to prevent boot.

I would also expect it to cause the device to enter reboot loop
if there's no space even for root to write anything.

Does not loop.  It does nothing until the next time the power button
is pressed.  It does the exact same thing each time the power button
is pressed.  If you hold it on, it will loop through the same sequence
of events I described.

It does not respond as a USB storage device.

   - Eero

Thanks,
-Mike


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