On Thu, 11 Jul 2002 17:17:38 +0200
Marcus Wolschon <Suran@gmx.net> wrote:
> Nils Faerber wrote:
> > Hi all!
> > Just wanted to add me (for the logs) to the list of 3870-resume-delay frustrated ;)
> > I just have installed bootloader 2.18.01 and the most recent kernel from CVS. The delay after resume seem to be in some correlation with the time the device has been suspended (this has also been reported earlier).
> > Directly after the power button is pressed the orange LED starts to flash but it takes quite some time until the device becomes responsible again, i.e. LCD is switched on and serial interface working.
> > Hopefully someone has an idea how to fix this ;)
> Add another one:
>
> After resume (last kernel,...) the backlight on a 38xx often
> is not resurrected and now (as opposed to one or two month ago)
> it does not help andmore to set it off and then to max via the
> menu or suspend it again one or 2 times.
> (We want to give them to real world users with company-specific software
> and this can be a real show-stopper. Choose Linux instead of CE
> for stability, power off=flash lost, you know ;) ...)
Oh, patience my friend, I am sure this problem is already taken care of. All it needs is some additional time. If you give WinCE (or PPC2000) a tough ride on the 3870 then you will soon find several show stoppers in there too. At least for me it crashed several times so I had to press the reset button (especially while trying Bluetooth).
But I admit this problem annoys me a little as it prevents me from using my new iPaq as real PDA...
CU
nils faerber
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