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Re: Boot keeps sticking in the "X" screen

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Originally Posted by MultiMatt View Post
Hey guys,
I have been playing with this on my TP2 for over a week now, and following the thread all the way through. I have been taking notes on the differences between Android and WM so I can do a demo of the dual-boot at a monthly meeting we have here in Louisville, KY.

I have added some apps & widgets, and have set up the device quite nicely. Obviously, there are things still not working, but I was set to go for this Tuesday's meeting (23rd).

I routinely play with the Android portion for a while, then boot back over to WM for my regular use. Hasn't been a problem at all.

Suddenly yesterday, I attempted to boot into Android and noticed it was taking an excessively long time. I did a soft-reset and tried again. Seems the boot is getting stuck in an endless loop at the part where the colorful X is animated. It will freeze up for a moment on the X, then will do that "double-vibrate thing again" and begin animating the X again. Never gets beyond that.

Aside from cosmetic tweaks I have been doing for demo purposes, such as adding widgets to the home screen, saving some bookmarks in Opera Mini, etc, I have not done anything different, but I'm stuck in this loop.

Tried some of the latest zImage and modules files, but the result is still the same. I REALLY don't want to start from scratch on my card again - I've done a lot of work to prepare for my Tuesday meeting. Aside from the zImage and Modules files, is there something else I can try overwriting to get past this endless loop at startup?

Thanks, and sorry for being lengthy...
If worse comes to worse try deleting everything except your system.sqsh file... That file should save all your setting. But i don't know about installed programs those might need to be installed again.
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