Before I flashed, the first time, to OS2008, I didn't experience any problems/issues with my N800. However, after going to OS2008 and then going back to OS2007 I noticed that battery life was extremely short, e.g. I could leave it for an hour or so and it would be turned off and the battery drained. When I went to Diablo, battery life was even shorter, e.g. I unhooked it from wall power and turned the unit off. When I turned it back on about two hours later, the batter was near empty. My first thought was a bad battery (that just happened to go bad during OS changes). But, when I went to Diablo a new set of problems occurred. I still have the battery issue (until this morning) but when I shut the system down in preparation for going back to the earlier OS2008 (RX-34_2008SE_2.2007.51-3), I had to, again, pull the battery out as the system hangs on the white and blue Nokia splash. When I reinserted the battery, I'm getting a blue screen with evenly spaced white stripes running from top to bottom. If I press the power button, the blue screen with stripes (not always with stripes) remains but I can "hear" the system coming up. Specifically I can hear the "tune" that is played when the hands display just before the home screen shows. Is it possible that moving/re-inserting the battery several times has damaged the N800? I bought it in January 2007 and had no problems until going to OS2008, and back to OS2007, and back again to OS2008. Since there are several apps I run that either aren't running on Diablo or have problems with Diablo, I have to go back but decided to try the earlier OS2008 to see if I can get everything to work without restoring any OS2007 data (I've updated other PIMs with all the data and I have moved the password data to another Linux system). Sometimes, after putting the battery back in, the screen remains black after pressing the power button. If I do this several times the system MIGHT come up. This last time I could hear the OS coming up but the screen is just black. At some point I can hear the sound of the unit connecting to the network. Thus, I'm thinking the unit has gone south. Thanks, Nick. _______________________________________________ maemo-users mailing list maemo-users@xxxxxxxxx https://lists.maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-users
