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imported_>sifo: /* Last straw */

2012-08-08T22:03:15Z

Last straw

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	[[Updating the firmware\|Updating the tablet firmware]] is the last straw. It deletes all user data and reverts all settings to default. The eMMC (MyDocs) partition will be untouched unless you decide to flash that as well. Your settings and application list can be preserved through the application 'Backup'.		[[Updating the firmware\|Updating the tablet firmware]] is the last straw. It deletes all user data and reverts all settings to default. The eMMC (MyDocs) partition will be untouched unless you decide to flash that as well. Your settings and application list can be preserved through the application 'Backup'.

			== USB mass storage issues ==

			sime times you might be unable to connect to massstorage mode due to some issues like :
			-You are using the file manager and copying or removing something from MyDocs.

			-A window in terminal might be opened and you used this command
			cd /home/user/MyDocs
			in this case you need to close the terminal window.

			-Sometimes fAircrack causes such a problem because it is using files from myDocs partition.

			-If non of the above issues you have and stil cant connect you may want to check if your cable is fine so do USB port, in some cases refreshing hildon desktop may work
			killall hildon-desktop

	[[Category:Beginners]]		[[Category:Beginners]]

imported_>dneary: /* Performance issues */

2010-11-06T10:56:28Z

Performance issues

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	Is your device sluggish and unresponsive?		Is your device sluggish and unresponsive?

	Check if you have any applications installed that are known to be [[battery consuming and memory leaking applications]]. Also, check the [[batteries]] ~~page~~ for general tips on improving your autonomy.		Check if you have any applications installed that are known to be [[battery consuming and memory leaking applications]]. Also, check the [[batteries]] and [[make your battery last longer]] pages for general tips on improving your autonomy and making your batteries last longer.

	Open terminal and see what following command tells you:		Open terminal and see what following command tells you:

imported_>dneary: /* Performance issues */

2010-11-06T10:52:39Z

Performance issues

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	Is your device sluggish and unresponsive?		Is your device sluggish and unresponsive?

	Check if you have any applications installed that are known to be [[battery consuming and memory leaking applications]].		Check if you have any applications installed that are known to be [[battery consuming and memory leaking applications]]. Also, check the [[batteries]] page for general tips on improving your autonomy.

	Open terminal and see what following command tells you:		Open terminal and see what following command tells you:

imported_>dneary: /* Performance issues */

2010-11-06T10:51:33Z

Performance issues

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	== Performance issues ==		== Performance issues ==

	Is your device sluggish and unresponsive? Open terminal and see what following command tells you:		Is your device sluggish and unresponsive?

			Check if you have any applications installed that are known to be [[battery consuming and memory leaking applications]].

			Open terminal and see what following command tells you:
	top		top

	The program lists the programs that use the most of devices resources.		The program lists the programs that use the most of devices resources.

	Tracker means that device is searching your music etc. It reads ~~Id-tags from mp3's and gets other related things~~ from media files improving user experience later on when browsing media. Tracker should ~~be ready in couple hours~~.		If you see Tracker, that means that device is indexing your data, searching your music, etc. It reads metadata from media files, improving your search user experience later on when browsing media. Tracker can take several hours to index all your data, but this should only occur once.

	== Disk space issues ==		== Disk space issues ==

imported_>amigadave: /* Last straw */ direct link

2010-04-19T10:36:49Z

Last straw: direct link

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	== Last straw ==		== Last straw ==

	[[Updating the tablet firmware]] is the last straw. It deletes all user data and reverts all settings to default. The eMMC (MyDocs) partition will be untouched unless you decide to flash that as well. Your settings and application list can be preserved through the application 'Backup'.		[[Updating the firmware\|Updating the tablet firmware]] is the last straw. It deletes all user data and reverts all settings to default. The eMMC (MyDocs) partition will be untouched unless you decide to flash that as well. Your settings and application list can be preserved through the application 'Backup'.

	[[Category:Beginners]]		[[Category:Beginners]]

imported_>xomm: /* Last straw */

2010-02-24T02:05:35Z

Last straw

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	== Last straw ==		== Last straw ==

	[[Updating the tablet firmware]] is the last straw. It deletes all user data and reverts all settings to default.		[[Updating the tablet firmware]] is the last straw. It deletes all user data and reverts all settings to default. The eMMC (MyDocs) partition will be untouched unless you decide to flash that as well. Your settings and application list can be preserved through the application 'Backup'.

	[[Category:Beginners]]		[[Category:Beginners]]

imported_>amigadave: remove Category:Users

2010-02-18T16:08:41Z

remove Category:Users

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	[[Updating the tablet firmware]] is the last straw. It deletes all user data and reverts all settings to default.		[[Updating the tablet firmware]] is the last straw. It deletes all user data and reverts all settings to default.


	~~[[Category:Users]]~~
	[[Category:Beginners]]		[[Category:Beginners]]

imported_>ossipena at 05:38, 3 February 2010

2010-02-03T05:38:22Z

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	This page is a collection of problems you might encounter with your Maemo device, and suggestions for resolving them. Steps go from mildest to the most extreme solution in order.		This page is a collection of problems you might encounter with your Maemo device, and suggestions for resolving them. Steps go from mildest to the most extreme solution in order.

			== Could your problems be bugs? ==

			Very first thing to do, is to check if you have encountered a known bug. Bug jars can be found at [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=37106 Extras], [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=37105 Official applications] and [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=26001 Official platform]. The last post for each thread should be enough. If you can't find your issues there but think that you have a bug, you can contact [[Greeters]] and ask for help with filing a bug to [http://bugs.maemo.org Maemo Bugzilla]

	== Boot issues ==		== Boot issues ==

imported_>ossipena: /* Performance issues */

2010-01-13T11:47:23Z

Performance issues

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	== Performance issues ==		== Performance issues ==

	Is your device sluggish and unresponsive?		Is your device sluggish and unresponsive? Open terminal and see what following command tells you:
			top

			The program lists the programs that use the most of devices resources.

			Tracker means that device is searching your music etc. It reads Id-tags from mp3's and gets other related things from media files improving user experience later on when browsing media. Tracker should be ready in couple hours.

	== Disk space issues ==		== Disk space issues ==

imported_>ossipena: /* Disk space issues */

2010-01-13T11:36:07Z

Disk space issues

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	If your rootfs is full, see article [[free up rootfs space]]		If your rootfs is full, see article [[free up rootfs space]]
			One can test it with a command in terminal:
			df -h \|grep rootfs

			output will be something like:
			rootfs 227.8M XXX.XM YY.YM ZZ.Z% /

			XXX.X is amount of space used, YY.Y is amount of space free, ZZ.Z is amount of space free in percentages.


	=== Check if unnecessary applications run in background ===		=== Check if unnecessary applications run in background ===