I get the following error message on reboot.

A restart or battery pull does not seem to resolve.

Error message:

application net_rim_bb_phone_app (62) is not responding; process terminated

Thanks

Are you running a leaked beta operating system?

Does the blackberry seem to work otherwise, despite the error message?



Only a guess, but delete call log and see what happens.

Running official release. Yes the phone appears to be working fine otherwise.

I changed OS version (351 to 405 and then back), same issue. -- I am currently trying one more time to go to 405 -- I was tempted to try 415, but usually like to take the latest... but officially released.

Did you try deleting call log?

Thanks for this advice. I did delete my log, and issue resolved. Thanks again and happy holidays.

Excellent. Thanks for posting the update.

i had the identical issue running 5.0.0.415 and the issue resolved on its own after about 4 days of battery pulls. i didnt change anything in an attempt to get the problem to go away. yesterday i upgraded to 5.0.0.423 and the issue has not yet re-shown itself.

The issue is back... only difference is the error code has changed to 58.

Instinctively, I deleted the parts of the call log where the numbers contain a wait sequence and error message is gone... for now.

I thought I would do this, as in the past I never used trhe wait sequence with some numbers.

I wonder if this is a coincidence, or an identification of the cause of the problem.

Wirelessly posted

Any way you can test it? The log entries with pauses and waits are your calls out, correct?

This issue remains unresolved for me, and is really getting on my nerves.

I thought that it is a stupid error message with no consequences (at least I could not see any)... but I am starting to suspect that it is related to another issue:

As I travel internationally, I frequently switch off the mobile network, and keep the Wi-Fi only so I can receive and exchange data "free of charge" without having to pay exhorbitant international data romaing charges. I also do this at home, so I stop receving calls, but can continue to get my mail, BBM's, etc...

Unfortunately, when I tick off "Mobile Network" under manage connections, it does not release the mobile network, which remains active. I have to select "Turn All Connections Off" first, wait until it has greyed out the Mobile Network + Wi-Fi + Bluetooth, and onyl then I can reselect the Wi-Fi to activate it alone. This was never the case with any other device, including the 9000.

I upgraded the OS, to no avail.

Any directions? -- Thanks