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Help avoid no sleep bug?

mrbrdo

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Aug 29, 2009
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Is there a way to avoid the no sleep bug present in newer firmwares?
I think it hit me, first my phone lasted for 3+ days, then some other time the battery drained in like 1 day. I did disable GPS and location via wireless networks (I did use it before though, but disabled it after usage), is there anything else I can do?

Thanks.
 
informale, do you think no sleep could be related to baseband, since it has relation to network location, which in fact is a radio thing, it could maybe help to replace baseband with one of a older firmware without no sleep bug...

i do not use any 1.6 version, so i can not try it, but if someone with the bug would flash only amss for testing we could easily fid out ;-)
 
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I use Total Commander. I open a folder with amss in one pane and open a PDA.tar archive from a multi-file fw in the second pane. Then I just 'copy' amss into the archive and confirm replacement of the existing amss.

I do it that way, because Total Commander has proven to be producing perfectly good TARs, as opposed to some other software, and I don't have to worry, how the archive is created, because TC repacks the tar with the whichever parameters it came in the first place.

I know it sounds lame, but that's how I do it ) It's convenient, since TC is my most used app after a browser anyway, and it works ;)
 
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I don't know what software has problems with tar, I just know that people used something and it did not work. I recall someone recommended WinZip, but I am happy with TC.

I still have the bug with IK5 baseband :( Will try II5. However, I suspect I should have made full re-flash and factory reset. But don't want to do it just yet - had a week of constant resets - a bit tired of restoring backups )

update:

what is 'ot'?
 
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