After upgrade to 9.2.1.24, were SOD/RR fixed for u ?
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The .24 update has been up for less than 24 hours, and you folks are saying that you've already experienced a random reboot and/or sleep of death? Wow -- surprising to see it come up so quickly. I hope you guys performed the cold boot (shut down, then power+vol down and then either wait or choose the cold boot option) as we were told to do after applying the update.
So far I can't say anything about whether its fixed or not. It hasn't been nearly long enough, and won't be for at least 2 weeks. Announcing that its "solved" before running for at least that long seems silly, given the past history on this issue.
For those reporting that it isn't solved for you -- perhaps you could explain what you had happen?
So far I can't say anything about whether its fixed or not. It hasn't been nearly long enough, and won't be for at least 2 weeks. Announcing that its "solved" before running for at least that long seems silly, given the past history on this issue.
For those reporting that it isn't solved for you -- perhaps you could explain what you had happen?
Installed .24, cold booted, and have experienced one RR and Gmail issues in the first few hours of use. No SOD yet thankfully.
Well, I can now confirm on at least one unit that the RR problem is still there, too (I have 2 TF101s in my house). OTA update was applied to a stock, unrooted TF101, cold booted, and about an hour ago it rebooted on its own. It was a full reboot and did not hang on the logo screen.
Mine's been on for almost 12 hours. No problems so far. Hearing people still having it though, makes me anticipate it happening.
Never had RR boot since last update and none since current update too.
Sent from my Transformer TF101 using xda premium
Sent from my Transformer TF101 using xda premium
Mine has been fine since the .21 update.
Hopefully the new update won't break it again
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Hopefully the new update won't break it again
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NVIDIA's fault, their GLESv2 library is buggy as hell (even to the point of crashing the Dalvik VM instance under which GMail is running).
ASUS UK is saying to perform the cold boot BEFORE updating now, conflicting the instructions to do it after the update.
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All users MUST perform this before installing the new update. Post below if you have any issues with performing the cold boot and we’ll see if we can help you out.
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All users MUST perform this before installing the new update. Post below if you have any issues with performing the cold boot and we’ll see if we can help you out.
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No, It's Asus fault for not making a pop up as part of the upgrade on the device "cold boot before installing this upgrade" Not all of us go to the Asus site every damn day looking for posts from them! If your device says "upgrade available" most people just hit the "upgrade now" button.1Installed .24, cold booted, and have experienced one RR and Gmail issues in the first few hours of use. No SOD yet thankfully.1
The same way you would do it without it installed. Volume Down + Power then let it do its thing.
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Sorry, you have a problem with an update you look for a solution which they posted. If you have no problems why would you cold boot? Just making more update steps that the average consumer doesn't need/want.
