My current issues:
1. Headphone are "always on", but my ringer and notification sounds come from the speaker at lower volume (if no headphones plugged in), cannot use mic either. If I run a app called "audiotoggle" all sounds are now routed to speaker and mic works, but headphones will not work until I reboot. So I am in an endless cycle of rebooting to get the features I need. I have found no solution to this.
2. GPS take forever to work. I installed a GPS test app and it says 3-8 satellite visible and good signal, but no tracking. It finally tracked me when it sudden found 8 satellites after walking outside for 10 minutes. I also find that if I boot up with GPS on by default it finds a signal and tracks very quickly.
I did a factory reset to handle #1 a month or so back, but it did not help and the factory reset seemed to cause #2, at least the timing was very close.
My question is can I flash myself back to Froyo and will it help? I had neither of these issues right after Gingerbread, but only had them in Gingerbread.
I don't think my hardware is the issue, the symptoms seem completely software to me.
1. Headphone are "always on", but my ringer and notification sounds come from the speaker at lower volume (if no headphones plugged in), cannot use mic either. If I run a app called "audiotoggle" all sounds are now routed to speaker and mic works, but headphones will not work until I reboot. So I am in an endless cycle of rebooting to get the features I need. I have found no solution to this.
2. GPS take forever to work. I installed a GPS test app and it says 3-8 satellite visible and good signal, but no tracking. It finally tracked me when it sudden found 8 satellites after walking outside for 10 minutes. I also find that if I boot up with GPS on by default it finds a signal and tracks very quickly.
I did a factory reset to handle #1 a month or so back, but it did not help and the factory reset seemed to cause #2, at least the timing was very close.
My question is can I flash myself back to Froyo and will it help? I had neither of these issues right after Gingerbread, but only had them in Gingerbread.
I don't think my hardware is the issue, the symptoms seem completely software to me.
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