BPM fails to initialize an element on a list, ADF fails to read it

Hi everyone,
We're having this problem:
We have a collection, with different elements in it, and those elements are complex, having two childs each. For some reason, even though the dataObject is set to "auto initialize" it doesn't initializes those objects and the initiator task that start the process fails to open, since the value of those elments is null and it can't read the value to place it on the input text, inside the ADFTable.
Thanks for any help.
Pablo

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Total space: 1.8 GB
Free Space: 1.4 GB.
This means the phone knows I have a media card but just cannot read it. For pictures, only the pictures I saved onto the microSD card using my computer can be seen, but pictures I took using the phone doesn't show up. When taking pictures, the camera indicates "File system out of resources". For music, all the music is visible, but when trying to play the songs, it doesn't do anything.
I have tried everything from turning off/on the phone, removing the battery to do a hard reset, not downloading any applications to see if they were the cause, and formatting the media card for blackberry use. I have even reformatted the phone 5 to 6 times and installed a clean new OS onto the phone and the problem is still there. The only short-term solution I found in fixing this problem is when using the Desktop Manager to backup my data on the phone. After backing up the data, the phone will recognize my media card and I can access it fine for about 2 to 3 days. Then the phone fails again and I have to keep backing up my data to get my phone to work. Now I am very tired of repeating this process. Either I get a long-term solution or I need a new phone (I believe I still have warrenty).
The phone is great but this problem is getting on my nerves. Someone please help me!

Hi and Welcome to the Forums!
From everything you've described, you've done everything possible. Hence, I recommend you seek out your warranty support.
Good luck and let us know.
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