O2 Joggler Forum

I have two more Jogglers that have auto updated now (immediately at power on) and I just get 6 icons and two blank spaces for Games and Tools which don't launch.. There are no main applications at all now. Is there a way for me to force the remaining apps to load ? 'Check for Updates' says there are...

I think they are applying incremental updates, based on MAC address. So if you have a Joggler that has already partially updated and then you reflash it backwards then the next update leaves you with a partial install. As in my Joggler that now only has (only) 6 applications all of which are system ...

Well my second Joggler updated just now - and .... I have 9 labels and 7 icons and almost every 'useful' app is gone.. Games - label only - no icon - not accessible Tools - label only - no icon - not accessible Automation - xAP application - still works App Shop - seems to work - quite a few apps in...

I think there may be two updates involved.. I could be wrong but I thought after it rebooted the application icons were different (yet again) . Also when I rebooted it I had an O2 startup screen then what appeared to be a second auto reboot followed by the OpenPeak startup .. and Telnet became disab...

Well mine updated and I had Telnet access but stupidly I rebooted the device and now I have no Telnet access ... arrgghhh

None of my Jogglers have updated yet, but seen this on another forum for fixing ssh Why SSHD is broken after the joggler upgrade. # sshd sshd: error while loading shared libraries: libgssapi_krb5.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory # When the upgrade happens the followin...

Of course, it is a business decision: no matter what has been achieved with it and what can be done with it, from O2's commercial point of view it was an utter flop. There's no point investing time, effort and money in continuing to support a service which is no longer profitable - that's just busi...

I'm not quite so enthused with this approach by O2. I understand why they would want to do it but they were really selling a product based on it's functionality and now once you've bought it they're reneging on that. While most of the apps can be replaced by others if you're technical their target m...