Random reboots?

[MrDonBonJovi]

Is anyone else getting random reboots?

These are the steps I followed...

1. Wipe data/cache
2. Install liberty
3. Boot
4. Install Market Apps
5. Restore some apps with TiBu (APP ONLY, NO DATA)

I am not overclocked with SetCPU or Droid X Overclock.

So far I've gotten 2 reboots, they may have been soft boots but the screen was off listening to music and the 2 logos are very close that I couldn't tell...

1. Screen off, listening to stream furious
2. Screen off, listening to double twist

If anyone has any insight that would be great. I'm not bashing the ROM as its probably the smoothest for the DX I've seen yet. I want to be using it, but if I keep getting reboots several times a day it won't work for me.

I appreciate any help.

 

[catalystsupreme]

I am getting them as well..sucks because i really like this rom

 

[zwade01]

My old DX did that whenever I listened to music no matter what rom, what fixes or troubleshooting tips I tried. I told vzw about all the reboots and got a new one overnighted to me for free. Not sure how long you've had your x or if this is the only rom so far that this has happened, but mine was definitely phone related because it even happened pre-root.

 

[MrDonBonJovi]

I have had reboot issues on other ROMs and I have not had reboot issues. Fission and Apex did not cause me to reboot.
I'll report back if that happens during normal use or over night.

 

[gizmo99360]

I've been getting random reboots too. Talking on phone...even just sitting on the table with the screen off. Not overclocked...barely have anything on the phone. No reboots with gummyjar...jrummy's...or rubix

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[MrKleen]

You guys certainly shouldn't be having these issues. Just do a factory reset which will install the rom clean and it should resolve your reboots.

For those that don't yet know this, a factory reset has nothing to do with stock, it simply loads fresh whatever rom you are running at the moment. This is very useful when you just load a new rom and are having random issues.

 

[MrDonBonJovi]

You guys certainly shouldn't be having these issues. Just do a factory reset which will install the rom clean and it should resolve your reboots.

For those that don't yet know this, a factory reset has nothing to do with stock, it simply loads fresh whatever rom you are running at the moment. This is very useful when you just load a new rom and are having random issues.

How would that be any different than my fresh install?

 

[gizmo99360]

I'll give it a shot...maybe just a hiccup during install...never had any issues with roms before. Thanks for the suggestion

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[MrKleen]

You are having problems with your install and this usually resolves it. I have had the same problem several times before myself with other roms and this has always taken care of it.

Have you ever installed a rom and it runs perfectly yet there are others that seem to have issue after issue and yet they installed it the same as you? Usually they just restore back to another rom and blame the rom when it just needed a simple fix.

The Factory reset I meant was the one in you settings under "privacy" Factory Data Reset" It's a real factory reset... and again simply refreshes the rom you are running.

 

[MrDonBonJovi]

Just plugged it in to my computer to sync with double twist and reboot.
anyone else?

 

[Inkarnit]

I haven't had a single reboot since updating to .340 when that became available. Not on RubiX 1.9.5 nor now on Liberty. Zero reboots.

 

[anrichardson]

The random reboot I THOUGHT I had, was because i forgot about the theme i was downloading/installing. Since it was a slow download, I was doing other things on my phone, and it reboot, but it's most likely cause you are downloading something from Toolbox. Maybe they could do a download notification before installing.

 

[MrDonBonJovi]

I tried to do the factory reset and it gave me an error in the bootloader screen. Should I SBF back to. 340?
Trying the factory reset again...

 

[Inkarnit]

I tried to do the factory reset and it gave me an error in the bootloader screen. Should I SBF back to. 340?
Trying the factory reset again...

Err.. you shouldn't ever see the bootloader screen when doing a factory reset...?

 

[MrDonBonJovi]

I tried to do the factory reset and it gave me an error in the bootloader screen. Should I SBF back to. 340?
Trying the factory reset again...

Err.. you shouldn't ever see the bootloader screen when doing a factory reset...?

So I guess my next question is... what does that mean? Followed by what should I do?

When upgrading from .15 to .340, I did the steps to update to .320 then the individual packages from MyDroidWorld.