Hello,

After I updated to 4.0.6, i have 2 problems:

1. GPS doesn't catch a signal at all no matter how much it keeps searching.

2. I faced sudden reboots happened couple of times, it's better than before.

Thanks.

Originally Posted by haneya

Hello,

After I updated to 4.0.6, i have 2 problems:

1. GPS doesn't catch a signal at all no matter how much it keeps searching.

2. I faced sudden reboots happened couple of times, it's better than before.

Thanks.

Exactly the same issues here.

Come on Archos, I see evidence that you're working on the freezes/reboots; please give the GPS some love too.

Hello,

I've tried every version of the new firmware based on ICS and wirelless in my University still does'nt work properly.
I'm using the last version 4.0.6_TEST3 and when i try to connect to eduroam it only stays connected a few minutes and drop the connection and isn´t able to reconnect. The eduroam uses 802.1x EAP with PEAP and MSCHAPV2.

With this firmware version my freezes count is One, not big deal. It´s much better in this point.

Keep with the good work Archos trying to fix all the bugs

Here we go again: for those still experiencing issues with Wi-Fi we have a new test firmware that consists in a major upgrade for your evaluation:
http://update.archos.com/9/gen9/gen9...archos_it4.aos
Please note that this firmware also includes i) skype audio fix, ii) SGX performance boost, iii) some more CPU scheduler stability patches.
If this is not the ultimate solution, it would be great to generate logs of the failures by installing/running the following applications after witnessing a problem:
http://update.archos.com/9/gen9/debug/LogExtractor.apk
that will generate a zip of the logs at the root of your tablet and post the result.

Thank you for your help and patience.

Originally Posted by courville

Here we go again: for those still experiencing issues with Wi-Fi we have a new test firmware that consists in a major upgrade for your evaluation:
http://update.archos.com/9/gen9/gen9...archos_it4.aos
Please note that this firmware also includes i) skype audio fix, ii) SGX performance boost, iii) some more CPU scheduler stability patches.
If this is not the ultimate solution, it would be great to generate logs of the failures by installing/running the following applications after witnessing a problem:
http://update.archos.com/9/gen9/debug/LogExtractor.apk
that will generate a zip of the logs at the root of your tablet and post the result.

Thank you for your help and patience.

Thanks for keeping us posted, Mr. Courville. Hopefully these wifi issues will now stop once and for all and people can stop their complaining

Originally Posted by courville

Here we go again: for those still experiencing issues with Wi-Fi we have a new test firmware that consists in a major upgrade for your evaluation:
http://update.archos.com/9/gen9/gen9...archos_it4.aos
Please note that this firmware also includes i) skype audio fix, ii) SGX performance boost, iii) some more CPU scheduler stability patches.
If this is not the ultimate solution, it would be great to generate logs of the failures by installing/running the following applications after witnessing a problem:
http://update.archos.com/9/gen9/debug/LogExtractor.apk
that will generate a zip of the logs at the root of your tablet and post the result.

Thank you for your help and patience.

I guess full wipe is recommended?

Tapatalked from Xperia Arc S

Originally Posted by gen_scheisskopf

I guess full wipe is recommended?

Why ?

Originally Posted by gen_scheisskopf

I guess full wipe is recommended?

Tapatalked from Xperia Arc S

from honeycomb? probably

Is the touchscreen driver issue being addressed?

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I have a g8 250GB Turbo with a cypress TMA340 touchscreen controller. When ever I hold the table in a flat orientation, with even the slightest pressure anywhere in the middle of the rear of the device the touchscreen stops responding. I built the latest kernel and debugged the problem to the i2c controller stops responding.

Looking at the driver power model, if this happens during a firmware download to the TSP, then the driver ends up in a disabled state requiring a cold reboot. I modified the kernel driver so that the power control left the 5v regulator supply enabled, so at least if the firmware to the touchscreen was downloaded successfully even once, then the touchscreen controller remains active in whats called APP mode, but it would be good to know if this problem is going to be addressed.

I will update to this test4 firmware this evening, and capture a log of the events when this happens, but I would like to know if this is a futile exercise?

Originally Posted by Shano56

from honeycomb? probably

and from ICS ?