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Re: OMJ's HTC EVO 2.2 Custom ROM v4.0 | FroYo 3.30.651.3 | *Updated 11/17/10*

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Originally Posted by JohnBecker View Post
Has anyone had the phone just reset itself? I started noticing it doing it about once or twice a day since 3.7. It just did it again on 4.0.

I generally wipe the cache and D-Cache and then flash the new rom. I've not done a factory reset for a while. Perhaps that's my problem.
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Originally Posted by escavi View Post
Yeah its been happening to me. Currently on 3.9 Its random
Despite it happening to both of you it's gotta be your devices/set up.

OMJ makes rock solid ROMs so it aint that

For systematic instability like that you either 1) didnt get a clean wipe, 2) didnt get a complete download of the ROM, 3) have a corrupted SD card, 4) you have an ungodly number of SMS/MMS/emails that you are trying to hold on to and the system is revolting, 5) have installed some mod that is causing the issue (unlikely that you both installed/made the same mod tho)

First what recovery are you using? If you are using Clockwork I'd suggest flashing over to amon RA recovery. You can do this from ROM Manager-select the Flash Alternate Recovery option within the menu.
Second, if you are on amon-did you/how did you wipe prior to install? I would reflash but first do a complete wipe-factory reset 2X's and wipe Dalvik 2X's. While not required for every flash you may have something causing the instability that needs to be wiped clean.
Third, clean up your inboxes. Some users try to maintain messages in the hundreds or even thousands and while this usually just results in a system slow down may be causing some instability.
If that doesnt do it then I would back up and then reformat your SD card with fats32. You may have to be conservative with the files you put back on the card in case its a specific file that was corrupted.

Good luck and happy bug hunting.
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