IOS 5.1.1 Call Bug
Vid of incoming call/lockscreen bug:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DN6NgQEbH4s
To reproduce the bug you will need:
1) Wait for incoming call
2) Wait for the screen to turn off
3) Press a volume button (+ or -)
4) Slide to unlock
There is no Apple button.
There is a home button, power button, mute switch and volume up/down buttons.
Which of those are you actually pressing?
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I found a bug related to Suspend When Called VIs in LabVIEW 2009.
I've posted the details and a video on LAVA here:
http://lavag.org/topic/11252-suspend-when-called-bug-in-2009/
Basically, suspended VI input changes are ignored in suspend mode -- only the inputs that were set by the caller VI are used. This is different than in previous versions of LabVIEW.Has there been any progress on this? Suspend when called is almost unusable with this issue.
It would appear that the problem is due to inappropriate optimization by the compiler during a suspend-when-called.
During normal operation, LabView re-uses the input data's buffers to store output data when it can. This improves performance and memory utilization, because in many cases it avoids calling a release() on one block of memory just to malloc() another chunk exactly the same size. When this occurs the operation (say, add 1 to each element of a 1024 point array) the computation is done in-place on the input array and the pointer passed to the output array. This violates dataflow but no one is looking :-) so it is ok. Next call, the bogus data in the buffers are wiped out by the caller's data. All is well.
But this optimization is inappropriate when suspend-when-called. Here the inputs and outputs MUST be kept in different buffers (different even from the caller's) so that the user can look at and possibly change them; also the user is allowed to run the VI as many times as desired. Sharing buffers leads to data corruption.
The attached example shows the problem. The subVI is designed make the optimizer extremely happy: it has the same data types at output as input, and the array doesn't change size. "Show buffer allocations" shows that compiler thinks it can re-use all the buffers. Run "RunMe.vi"; when the subVI suspends, keep hitting the run arrow: each time the VI is run, the values of the input array gets bigger and bigger!
There is a partial workaround, which is to place a "Always Copy" compiler hint (the "*" node) on the input wire; this will prevent the output-to-input corruption. You still cannot edit the input control on affected VIs.
(On the feature request side, it would be great if Suspend When Called would have some kind of indication as to whether it has been run or not. When you have half a dozen suspends on, it is hard to remember whether you have run it or not.)
-Rob
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Recently updated iOS 7.1 additional fix bug and my phone keeps restarting
Recently updated iOS 7.1 additional fix bug and my phone keeps restarting
Yeah that is what I thought, but the passcode used to be alpha numeric and just changed to being 4 didgets and I don;t recall making that change. This is only to approve updates on my iPhone. The other issue is on my mac pro.
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Can you please fix the iOS 4.3 dropped calls?!
Hi,
There was another forum thread about iOS 4.3 dropping calls, and it must have been taken down because the user mentioned downgrading.
In any case, I need a solution for my dropped calls.
I had no problems with hours of calls on IOS 4.1 on an iPhone 4, and then decided to "upgrade" because I would rather not have my location monitored all the time. I used to make long conference calls too.
Now, I can't make those conference calls without it dropping every few minutes, and sometimes I have problems connecting with people. Today, my call to my father dropped after 2 minutes, and then it dropped every time I called him back (4 times). The other day, I tried to get a conference call going, and it dropped more than 10 times. I NEVER had that problem with 4.1.
Yes, I rebootted it. Yes, I even REFRESHED and gave my iPhone a completely new start (accidentally erasing some pictures I meant to keep along the way). It DIDN'T WORK.
Now, I'm frustrated. Can anyone help me with a legal idea that I haven't tried yet? Or can you developers fix this situation - QUICKLY?Sorry, not refreshed -- I meant restored.
I live in Eugene, OR, but I have read somewhere that people in DC are having problems. What's the deal? -
I am using my iPhone 4 with IOS 5 in Mozambique. All my contacts are stored using each of my friend's/client's country code (I have got people from the US, Brazil, Italy...). Anyone who calls me and is in Mozambqiue (therefore using country code +258) and that I have his number within my contact list, his name does not appear on the screen when he is calling me.
If that same person sends me a SMS, his name appears on the message screen. No problem. The bug exists when he tries to call me.
If a person within my contacts list calls me or sends me sms from abroad (a country other than Mozambique) than his name will appear both on the call information and on the sms screen. So, it seems ok when people are calling from abroad.
I did not have this bug with IOS 4 and I was using it on the same network and on the same iPhone as I am using now the IOS 5.
Is Apple working on fixing this error? I do not have this issue with my Blackberry.
Other than this error to be very annoying, I cannot understand how Apple did not detect it immediately when performing tests on IOS 5...
Hope to hear from you soon.FYI, Apple doesn't read these posts. You can give them your feedback & suggestions here:
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After i updated to iOS8 , suddenly no call log is available in the phone app under recents.
Yet a number in red -1 appears on top of the recents section.
is this is a bug in the OS? how can it be solved?If you have not set up iCloud backup or backed up using iTunes, all data on the phone was lost once it entered recovery mode.
Your only option is to restore it and start new.
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We discovered an interesting issue yesterday on our network, and upon much searching, I didn't see anyone else with the same conclusion.
Allow me to start by describing the issue. It's happened on a few occassions in our network over the past several months (we recently started allowing Apple iOS devices on our network as Exchange Activesync clients), but I was finally able to narrow it down today.
Issue: Certain iOS devices when connected to the wireless network retain their DHCP Lease from their home network in the background, while connecting to the business network with a like subnet. The IP Address that the iOS device is retaining from home is NOT in the DHCP scope of the business network, but conflicts with a static assigned IP Address on one of the corporate network services (i.e. Print Server, Email Server, File Server, Database Server) in the like subnet. For example "User A" running an iPhone 4S with iOS 5.0.1 has an Airport Extreme at home that assigns DHCP Addresses in the 10.0.0.x scope. The Corporate DHCP Scope is 10.0.4.x-10.0.5.x with similar subnet. "User A" connects to corporate network via wi-fi and is assigned an IP address of 10.0.4.x (but in the background the device is reserving 10.0.0.x from home Airport Extreme.) Address 10.0.0.x belongs to back-end email server, and whenever "User A" turns their device on, it disrupts the network connectivity for the rest of the corporate network to the email server. "User A" turns off wi-fi on iPhone, and normal corporate network operations resume. In the past, the issue has conflicted with a less major server, or another windows client, and so a resolution was able to be acquired by renewing the IP Address on the Windows client computer.
The issue presents it self as one of our Windows Server machines complaining about an IP Address Conflict on the network. Upon examining the Windows Event Viewer in the System Log, we discover an error message from the "Tcpip" service "The system detected an address conflict for IP address 10.0.0.X with the system having network hardware address 60:C5:47:XX:XX:XX. Network operations on this system may be disrupted as a result." Upon examining the mac address beginning with 60:C5:47 we discover this particular MAC Address range belongs to Apple Inc. (LINK) This led us to search the building for the offending iOS device on which we were able to verify the Wireless MAC address.
In a similar forum post by a user in 2009, the suggestion was that the issue lay with the Windows computer. Well, in that particular case, it was a Home PC, and the user was able to 'work-around' the bug by renewing their DHCP lease on their other client that was reporting the issue. In our case, since the conflict occurs with a Network Server with a staticly assigned IP and services / certificates assigned to that interface, it's not as easy as renewing the IP address to allow the Windows computer to 'fix' the issue. I believe the issue lies in the iOS wireless driver, and needs to be addressed by Apple Development team. I'm not sure the best way to accomplish this, so I figured I'd start in the support forum. Since there wasn't a forum for iOS, I placed the issue under iPhone for Enterprise, though this issue is reproducable with iPad and iPod Touch also.
Here's a detailed post by Princeton University where they describe the issue in great detail. http://www.net.princeton.edu/apple-ios/ios41-allows-lease-to-expire-keeps-using- IP-address.html#chronology How can we get greater urgency to get this bug fixed?
I'd appreciate response / suggestions / input / feedback.
Thanks!
DRO4LIFEThis is nothing a feature like DHCP Snooping, IP Source Guard and Dynamic ARP Inspection couldn't resolve. Why on earth would this be affecting the rest of your network? If everything is properly segmented, it shouldnt matter if that thing boots up with your e-mail servers IP address. If it is, you are using a big *** network like a /16 and simply dishing out certain ranges to certain functions rather than using proper subnetting. I really hope this is not the case as thats a big mistake.
If you have everything setup properly, I cannot see that device as affecting anything at all; if it came up with that IP on your wireless subnet, no devices in other subnets should ever be trying to talk to that thing since that IP range is supposed to be reachable elsewhere, like your server subnet, not the wireless subnet. Your other networks will always be forwarding traffic for your server to your server subnet, never to the wireless subnet.
If you are at all confused about what I am saying, let me ask you this. What is the default gateway for your Wireless devices and what is the default gateway for your Servers? If that answer is the same, there lies your problem. Hire a network engineer to clean up that mess. If it is not the same, then something like proxy ARP must be turned on since that incorrect IP should not affect anything other than itself with proper layer 3 boundaries.
If that is not an option, you should be able to use a combination of DHCP Snooping,IP Source Guard and Dynamic ARP Inspection to nip this problem in the butt if your running Cisco gear (if other gear, cross reference, I'm sure the feature exists with another name). The only way for it to cause havok is if the offending device is producing an ARP reply for your servers IP. If running Dynamic ARP Inspection, it should see the offender responding with an ARP for your servers IP which doesnt match what the DHCP snooping database has in it, and it will drop that ARP reply. If by chance that offending device did try to transmit as your servers IP, IP Source Guard's dynamic PACL should have dropped that traffic since its source IP does not match what is in the DHCP Snooping database.
I am not doubting that a bug exists here, however a robust network infrastructure would not be affected by what you describe. Those switch features were designed to halt malicious actions, whether performed intentionally or accidentally via a bug. A network engineer worth his/her salt would have implemented that in their design. -
Just had the upgrade to IOS 7.1 and now with an incoming call, the associated picture is just a thumbnail, instead of filling the screen. Anyone know how to change this? I tried specifically associating a picture on my phone with a contact and trying it, but still was a thumbnail.
This change that Apple made is disconcerting. It shows that whomever is now in-charge of these decisions at Apple doesn't have what it takes. There's something seriously missing with this decision and the change to less usability is incredibly misguided. Who wants their contacts to appear in a little cartoon-like round bubble and the incoming caller can't easily be recognized?? As someone who has used a Mac since 1984, there's something seriously wrong with their design guidance. Apple likes to create products that "delight" and this doesn't.
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I have all my lyrics for my songs in iBooks on my Ipad. Before updating to IOS8 when I called up a song only the lyrics came up. Now after updating to IOS 8 there is a header and bottom(showing the page). The header is cutting off my words and they are making my songs now appear on 2 pages instead of 1. Is there anyway to get rid of the header and footer so only my lyrics show on the page?
Tap the screen once and the header/footer disappears. Tap again and it reappears.
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Iphone 4s upgraded to iOS 5.1 - outgoing calls impossible
i bought my apple iphone 4s today here in germany. i updated the software to iOS 5.1, and outgoing calls are impossible to make. please help.
problem is quite big, you're not alone: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3404857?start=1215&tstart=0
though i think you're referring to 5.0.1 not 5.1, we're hoping 5.1 will fix the problem (that i have too) -
Software bug in 5.1? Symptomatic of other issue?
I have been getting a similar crash since upgrading to iOS 5.1 - usually related to double-clicking the home button to bring up the running tasks bar. Whereas my iPhone almost never crashed before, it is pretty regular now. THe crash log indicates that the Springboard process is responsible. I have filled out a bug report on the Apple web site twice, but nohing yet. Hopefully this will be fixed with the next update.
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Hi!
Also with this firmware, occasionally, phone crash (freeze and reboot) during a call, when H3G netwok (3 Italy) is missed (0 antenna signal).
In Italy, when H3G network (HSDPA, UMTS) is unavailable, the operator switch automatically in roaming mode (GPRS TIM).
Maybe, in the 5800XM OS there's a bug in this switch management.
A routine to close call, is better then a "crash and restart".
Thx
Byei think it's not a bug, but a feature
this behaviour is there since the first firmware version, but i also like to have text there, it can be small but icons only is not very usefull and there is also space for a small text!
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IOS 8.02 Phone calls stopped coming to iPad
When iOS 8 first came out, phone calls received on my iPhone 5 could be answered on my iPad Air when they were both on my home wifi network (and, I think, within bluetooth range of each other). This has stopped happening. I'm not sure whether it coincided with the iOS 8.02 update, which both are running now. I tried toggling the handoff switch in settings/general and the FaceTime/cellular switch. Any ideas would be appreciated. I liked that feature.
From the Apple "What's new in iOS 8"
Sometimes when your iPhone rings, it’s not where you are. Maybe it’s charging in another room. Or it’s buried in your backpack. But your Mac or iPad is sitting right there. Now you can make and receive phone calls on those devices as long as your iPhone running iOS 8 is on the same Wi-Fi network. Incoming calls show the caller’s name, number, and profile picture. Just click or swipe the notification to answer, ignore, or respond with a quick message. And making a phone call from your iPad or Mac is just as easy. Simply tap or click a phone number in Contacts, Calendar, or Safari. It all works with your existing iPhone number, so there’s nothing to set up.
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THE most annoying bug for me so far - I got the phone set to automatically lock (pattern unlock) after 2 minutes of the screen being off. If I receive a call, proximity sensor hits the screen off as you'd expect. 2 minutes later I have to wake the screen manually with the power button, unlock it just to be able to end the call.
I've tested this here both for incoming and outgoing calls but this doesn't happen for me. Which software version do you have in your phone? You can see this under Settings -> About phone.
Are you sure that the other person has not already ended the call?
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During the night, Skype have sent out a bug to every subscribers computer.
Every 30 seconds I get such an annoying a pop-up:
"The following plug-in unresponsive: Skype Click-to-Call. Would you like to stop it?"
And when you select YES, it does NOTHING. And WHY does this do NOTHING?
And YES, this pop-up appears when I have quit and logged-out of Skype altogether.
This IS a bug sent out deliberately by Skype. I have NEVER had this until this morning.
I am going to remove Skype from my system altogether and go back to using www.vzochat.com
When I signed up for SKYPE, I did NOT sign up for my computer to be hacked by Skype webmasters to be under their control.
Moreover, why is there no contact details for Skype? Because they want to remain a shady and unscrupulous outfit, perhaps?
This is yet more time I am having to spend on my PC doing things I dont intend doing, costing me time.
GET A GRIP, SKYPE, or we circulate this 'planted bug' on Facebook and elsewhere.Dear Readers,
This particular thread related to Skype's Click-to-Call feature is outdated! A new version of the feature was issued on 16 August 2013. You need to update your browsers and download the new Click-to-Call add-on; remember to enable it!
There are still random issues with Click-to-Call on the Chrome browser which Skype is aware of.
This old thread now closed.
Regards,
Elaine
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