[mphillips828]

Just wondering if anyone else has experienced or is experiencing this issue.

Device reboots is one thing, that is annoying but not my major concern. My concern is that whenever my device shuts off (reboot or when I shut it off) the LED will flash 2 times then followed by 4 Flashes. And that will repeat over and over again.

To turn phone on I have to hold the power button for awhile (10 seconds maybe) and then it will either reboot or just continue doing the LED flashing still. And I have to keep trying to turn it on. It will after a little time.

Is this OS related or hardware related? Any help would be appreciated.

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[jaydee5799]

Sounds OS related to me. How about reloading your OS and then seeing what happens?

[daves_25]

That sounds like hardware. Probably an error code from the bootrom.


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[djdragon]

What version of software are you running

Z10 10.3.0.1052 via CB10

[mphillips828]

What version of software are you running

Z10 10.3.0.1052 via CB10

The latest leak.

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[mphillips828]

Lol so I got OS related comment. And hardware related. Hmm

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[dalight13]

Is it multicolor led flashing? If so turn off the bug reporter in the security settings

Edit : remote log collection

Attachment 295360

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[mphillips828]

Is it multicolor led flashing? If so turn off the bug reporter in the security settings

Edit : remote log collection

Attachment 295360

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No colours just the red LED. Also no bug reporter on.

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[Tialk]

Hi,

i have exact the same issue with my Z10.
I came from the "official" 10.2.2.1531 and moved to the latest
Leak 10.3.0.1052 or .1130.

After downgrading back to 10.2.2.1531 everything is normal.

Before using the Leak autoloader, i did a SIC Multiwipe (v1.2)
on my device.
The LED sequence (2x,4x) after SIC is the same if i reboot or
turn off the phone after flashing the Leak. It happend, that i have to press the power Button 5 times till the device turns on. I think that the SIC has somthing done with that, because the wiping is done 5 times, too.

Some people adviced to turn off USB Powersaving in Windows
Device Manager for every Port before the SIC, but no positive effect.

Have you SICed your device ?

[mphillips828]

Hi,

i have exact the same issue with my Z10.
I came from the "official" 10.2.2.1531 and moved to the latest
Leak 10.3.0.1052 or .1130.

After downgrading back to 10.2.2.1531 everything is normal.

Before using the Leak autoloader, i did a SIC Multiwipe (v1.2)
on my device.
The LED sequence (2x,4x) after SIC is the same if i reboot or
turn off the phone after flashing the Leak. It happend, that i have to press the power Button 5 times till the device turns on. I think that the SIC has somthing done with that, because the wiping is done 5 times, too.

Some people adviced to turn off USB Powersaving in Windows
Device Manager for every Port before the SIC, but no positive effect.

Have you SICed your device ?

No SIC. Just a full install autoloader. It is a really weird. I assume a hardware issue that is causing it. It has seemed to stable out a bit now and the reboots happen very infrequently so that's good! Maybe time helps!

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[Tialk]

You are so right, its really weird !
The abnormal reboots of your device are not seen on my Z10,
but the LED sequence is the same after every reboot or shutdown.

I've selfmade my Autloaders with Darcy's Tool + signed files from OG BlackBerry Servers, but no luck.
I found an LEAK Autoloader i downloaded and this one worked fine, it was bundled with an older CAP.exe for flashing...the included signed files were hashed exact the same like blackberrys.

One other thing i noticed with that autoloader: the radio was first flashed and then came the Debrik OS. My own Loaders are always first flashing the OS before the radio, but i think it doesn't matter, because the files are flashed at the right area on the device by the programmer (cap.exe).

Darcy made a new Version of his tool with the newest CAP included, i didn't try this new programmer...