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TomDavison
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Location: Bedford, England
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 Posted: Mon Jul 05, 2010 9:35 pm Post subject: 950 Live freezing |
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I've had my 950 Live for a couple of months now, and it has worked as advertised. However, I'v just spent 3 weeks in France and Spain, and it has started freezing on many occasions. Today, I was driving for about 9 hours, and lost count of the number of times it froze. The shortest was a reset with about 300 metres to a roundabout, with the next freeze happening half way round the roundabout. The longest without a freeze about 15 mins.
In every case, the picture just freezes, and all navigation messages cease. Turning the unit off and back on starts it going again after a few seconds locking onto the satellites, and it works fine up to the point of freeze.
I can't see any common reason - it's not when a nav message is given or a POI, and as far as I can see it wasn't linked to the live services. They always kicked back in after about a minute following a turn off/on.
Any advice? |
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AndyVaughan
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Location: Rossendale
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| Posted: Mon Jul 05, 2010 10:02 pm Post subject: |
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Try running the clearflash tool 3 times - it isn't destructive.
Also try a power button reset - hold it in until you get a drum roll |
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zardoz
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| Posted: Mon Jul 05, 2010 11:15 pm Post subject: |
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I still think this is all linked to bad traffic updates being delivered to the units.
Looking through the recent messages on the forum, I see a trend starting.
Z.
PS. In the top level folder of the 950 you may find a file called restart.dat. This seems to contain crash analysis data which may point to the cause. Here is a partial example from one of my many crashes this weekend. See any similarities in the backtrace on yours?
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Pid: 00421
Timestamp: 2010-07-03 10:27:45
Version: 9.026.483454 (s3c24xx)
Received signal 11 [errno 0, code 1]
Fault address: 0xbef06034
Stacktrace: (+: reliable, !: scanned, might be wrong).
+ /bin/ttn[0xf11b8]
+ /bin/ttn[0xf4dd4]
+ /bin/ttn[0x30728]
+ /bin/ttn[0x256ed4]
+ /bin/ttn(sin+0x7f4)[0x149ec]
+ /lib/libosal.so.0(_ZN20COSALActiveScheduler11RoundRobbinEv+0xa8)[0x40036f3c]
+ /bin/ttn(sin+0x20c4)[0x162bc]
+ /lib/libc.so.6(__libc_start_main+0xdc)[0x402eacd4]
Backtrace:
/bin/ttn(sin+0xa60)[0x14c58]
/bin/ttn(sin+0x16b4)[0x158ac]
/bin/ttn(tan+0x5a98)[0x19110]
/lib/libpthread.so.0[0x401a0bd0]
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AndyVaughan
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| Makes you wonder why TT have left debugging turned on on public release software doesn't it??? |
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