It does start to feel like a waste of time talking about N10 problems and fixes, so I barely know why I'm posting this, but...
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-Right now I'm trying a re-flash of stock 4.2.2 to see if that helps
-Previously I'd considered factory wipe good enough, but then learned thats not as true of a 'reformat' as Id thought
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-Previously I'd done factory reset, then ZERO apps, ZERO use and would still get a crash after 2.5 days
-That hopefully lets people know that, even if there is ALSO app-related crashes there are NON-app-related crashes
-Because there are NON-app-related crashes its IMPOSSIBLE to actually quickly trouble shoot an app (IE - what do you do, install it then wait and then if it does crash how will you tell if its the new app you added or the 4.2.2
-Yes I am aware of logcat and the k/dmsg and trace etc, but I cant seem to capture notable info in those
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-We all actually use different terminology. Most of my 'crashes' or 'reboots' are more like 'sleep-of-death'
-Based on that, when some people say 'I dont have crashes' it dosent mean those of us that do wouldnt with your hardware, it could go either way
-We all have different other factors that NO ONE seems to be talking about, take for example how I like to treat the battery: I like to fully charge, unplug, wait until fully discharge. Those who 'have no crashes' maybe charge multiple times a day? (Just one example of many other factors)
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-You cant discount other peoples needs with the tablet because they are not the same as yours. For example, IF I wanted to use this tablet as a primary work device then it would need to stay on so that I could then rely on the LED indicator light to check for new emails, that is what I would need my work device to do
-What if I am a medical app developer who needed this massive screen resolution for a key point in my system? Would it then be acceptable for a device to shut off "every so often because its not really a big deal"? I mean, "Sorry your life support system clicked off grandma, its really not a big deal..."
-Yeah, thats an example that exagerated for clarity
Anyways, speaking for myself - I'm a technical enough type a guy who can usually fix things. But as others have said, it seems like Google hasnt given us the ability to really fix this. I dont want to return my N10 or not have an N10, but I also dont want to have a device that seem unreliable, at least not for $500. The reason I speak up on these threads is two-fold: 1) Im hoping to tap into this global network of N10 users all in the same or similar boat in hopes of finding a definitive fix and 2) Im hoping those numbskulls at Google see the posts about their FLAGSHIP device and say, "you know what - just to be decent human beings we should fix this for these people."
I'm hoping the re-flash works!
