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oester · 02-27-2007, 02:03 PM

I'm conducting a survey based on this thread:

http://www.blackberryforums.com/gene...00-8100-a.html

I am trying to determine if there is a latent reset problem in the general 8800 population. This is looking for "soft" resets that may be occuring w/o the users knowing it.

The easy way to check your uptime is from the home screen, hold down the "Alt" key and key in "EACE". One of the fields will be "Uptime" in seconds. I'd like for users to check it and indicate if it's *shorter* that they'd expect. It should be a value that indicates when you last booted the 8800. If it is shorter, then that may be an indication the the 8800 has gone thru a soft (or hard) reset without you knowing it. Overnight, it's easy to miss.

Please check and post your results, if shorter.

02-27-2007, 02:03 PM	#1
oester Talking BlackBerry Encyclopedia Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Rochester, MN Model: 9000 OS: 4.6.0.234 Carrier: AT&T Posts: 242	Uptime Survey Please Login to Remove! I'm conducting a survey based on this thread: http://www.blackberryforums.com/gene...00-8100-a.html I am trying to determine if there is a latent reset problem in the general 8800 population. This is looking for "soft" resets that may be occuring w/o the users knowing it. The easy way to check your uptime is from the home screen, hold down the "Alt" key and key in "EACE". One of the fields will be "Uptime" in seconds. I'd like for users to check it and indicate if it's shorter that they'd expect. It should be a value that indicates when you last booted the 8800. If it is shorter, then that may be an indication the the 8800 has gone thru a soft (or hard) reset without you knowing it. Overnight, it's easy to miss. Please check and post your results, if shorter.
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