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2.2.1 caught in the wild

Why do you say that, since Moto hasn't even acknowleged there are issues with the 3G connection at all?

There's a thread on another forums site where multiple people (including myself) are having 3G issues. Whether it has been acknowledged by Motorola is another story and it is pure speculation as to whether it will be fixed in an upcoming update.
 
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I'm well aware of the 3G issues with this damn phone as it's been affecting me since the day I got this phone. I've read all the threads all over the interwebs, and posted to the ones on moto's forum site.

I was just wondering why theineffabblebob was speculating the way he was.

I wonder if that's a hardware issue? It hasn't affected my phone, I got signal as good as my blackberry and after 2.2 my 3g connection is even better
 
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i can vouch for the update basically destroying my phone. i have at least 10 FC in an hour. resets and everything. mostly launcher pro FCs. i have no idea what to do. and the Lag is just horrible now.

Have you ruled out a bad file/filesystem on your sd card? Take your sd card out, or swap in a spare card, if you have one. My Droid 1 was a hot mess on any 2.2 roms, but a reformat of the sd card solved the problem.
 
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Saw it on several other sites as well. Due around 11/23...

Where did you get this date? Is this a date someone has pulled out of their ass just like the dates that came and went for when we were getting froyo and when those dates came... no froyo? Or have you seen a reputable (i.e. official Verizon release) source for that date?

I'm not trying to be pushy, just curious is all.
 
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Have you ruled out a bad file/filesystem on your sd card? Take your sd card out, or swap in a spare card, if you have one. My Droid 1 was a hot mess on any 2.2 roms, but a reformat of the sd card solved the problem.


When you do this where do you keep all of your photo's while reformating? I know you can move all the apps that you have on your SD card back to the phone, but I don't know how to move all your pictures/video's.
 
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I'm well aware of the 3G issues with this damn phone as it's been affecting me since the day I got this phone. I've read all the threads all over the interwebs, and posted to the ones on moto's forum site.

I was just wondering why theineffabblebob was speculating the way he was.
The Motorola guy who posts on the official forums--I think his username is Matt--said, before the release of Froyo on the Droid X, that Moto's engineers found fixes to several 3G issues but that they would be incorporated into the update after Froyo.
 
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I remember having that issue when I first started using Wireless Tether. I would connect to the internet, and it would disconnect after 4 or 5 minutes. It was like that for a little while, but I'd say for at least the last month or so I haven't had it disconnect on me after connecting through Wireless Tether at all. I don't know what I did differently to stop it from happening. It just stopped happening.

I guess that pretty much helps absolutely nobody. I suppose I just wanted to acknowledge the issue, but also say that there is hope. I just don't know what that hope is?
 
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The Motorola guy who posts on the official forums--I think his username is Matt--said, before the release of Froyo on the Droid X, that Moto's engineers found fixes to several 3G issues but that they would be incorporated into the update after Froyo.

Ah yes, the infamous Matt. The same guy that hasn't posted in over a week on the droid x support site for Motorola, and won't answer any questions. What a joke.
 
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Where did you get this date? Is this a date someone has pulled out of their ass just like the dates that came and went for when we were getting froyo and when those dates came... no froyo? Or have you seen a reputable (i.e. official Verizon release) source for that date?

I'm not trying to be pushy, just curious is all.

HAHA! Could very well have been pulled out of someone's ass like all the others, but I saw the story on both Phandroid and AndroidCentral. They mentioned between 11/23 and 11/29, then in the comments, some guy with supposed ties to internal info said in the comments section that it's planned to begin on the 23rd and as he found out more, he'd leak it to BGR. TIFWIW.
 
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Have you ruled out a bad file/filesystem on your sd card? Take your sd card out, or swap in a spare card, if you have one. My Droid 1 was a hot mess on any 2.2 roms, but a reformat of the sd card solved the problem.

This is interesting to me as my DX was having a couple of the same issues as other users have noted. I picked mine up my new DX several days after Froyo was released hoping by luck of the draw I'd get one with Froyo loaded from the factory. Turned out I got one that still had 2.1 on it. No problem- I did the update to 2.2 and then followed that with a factory reset before I even began to load any of my Google accounts or data on to the device.

Despite this, my X would hang up on the Moto logo about 30-50% of the time I would power down and then power back on the phone. My WiFi connectivity was sporadic at best. Frustrating...

About a week ago my SD card started saying "not recognized" at power up. I hadn't changed anything otherwise and couldn't figure out why this would be the case. Long story short, I took my DX in to the big corporate store in my area and after the senior tech there played with my card for a while he pronounced my SD card as having a bad sector and promptly gave me a brand new SD card in replacement.

The downside was that I lost several gigs of photo and video files (my music files were backed up so I didn't loose them). Upside? I haven't had one instance of my DX hanging up at the Moto logo at boot or power up and my WiFi has been rock steady in all the places that used to constantly drop signal since I installed the new SD card.
 
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