Post by philmiller on Aug 28, 2008 17:13:53 GMT -5
This has happened to me twice now, and I can't think of a more heinous crash bug -
When playing, and I get an incoming call. Aurora doesn't exactly like that, and it takes about 10 seconds for the phone to get in a state where you can actually talk. On call completion, you're at the iPhone home screen - which is expected.
BUT, you can now no longer launch an app - apparently *ANY APP* that's using the SDK. Core phone functions (maps, calculator, etc.) work fine, but any other app will now only display its splash screen and then quit.
Getting the phone out of this state is a nightmare, and I'm hoping there's an easier solution. Turning off or Rebooting doesn't help - you can do this any number of times and apps are still hosed. A back-up and restore doesn't help. A reset to factory defaults and restore doesn't help. The only thing I found that helped (after doing all the above) was to delete Aurora on the phone and desktop and then installing again to the desktop and then syncing the game back onto the phone. That seemed to correct whatever had gotten corrected - hours of work later.
Any insight, now that my phone is once again in this whacked state?
TIA,
- Phil
BTW - the game is an absolute gem other than this, and the fixes you made on the first update helped a TON. Keep up the great work!
When playing, and I get an incoming call. Aurora doesn't exactly like that, and it takes about 10 seconds for the phone to get in a state where you can actually talk. On call completion, you're at the iPhone home screen - which is expected.
BUT, you can now no longer launch an app - apparently *ANY APP* that's using the SDK. Core phone functions (maps, calculator, etc.) work fine, but any other app will now only display its splash screen and then quit.
Getting the phone out of this state is a nightmare, and I'm hoping there's an easier solution. Turning off or Rebooting doesn't help - you can do this any number of times and apps are still hosed. A back-up and restore doesn't help. A reset to factory defaults and restore doesn't help. The only thing I found that helped (after doing all the above) was to delete Aurora on the phone and desktop and then installing again to the desktop and then syncing the game back onto the phone. That seemed to correct whatever had gotten corrected - hours of work later.
Any insight, now that my phone is once again in this whacked state?
TIA,
- Phil
BTW - the game is an absolute gem other than this, and the fixes you made on the first update helped a TON. Keep up the great work!