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[haymant]

Just installed Froyo to my i8000, and met some issues:

1. the camera takes blanket black pictures sometimes
2. market does not work
    after click install button of any app, it report unsuccessful download after about 10 seconds "starting download"
3. the gtalk stuck at "singing in" screen forever

I am using the google account associated with the phone (I can see it at market.android.com)

Anybody know the reason and solution, appreciate.

[voyteckst]

haymant, on Apr 20 2011, 05:25, said:

Just installed Froyo to my i8000, and met some issues:

1. the camera takes blanket black pictures sometimes
2. market does not work
    after click install button of any app, it report unsuccessful download after about 10 seconds "starting download"
3. the gtalk stuck at "singing in" screen forever

I am using the google account associated with the phone (I can see it at market.android.com)

Anybody know the reason and solution, appreciate.

If it's starting download, so maybe You don't have access to port 5228? Because normally market works on standard port (800 or 443) and download is on non-standard (5228).

[haymant]

voyteckst, on Apr 20 2011, 04:30, said:

If it's starting download, so maybe You don't have access to port 5228? Because normally market works on standard port (800 or 443) and download is on non-standard (5228).

I just found an answer similar with yours: http://forum.xda-dev...p/t-612929.html

My office wifi blocks everything except for 80, so, maybe I will try at home wifi later.

But is it related to the gtalk issue? I can login desktop gtalk

Thanks

[haymant]

voyteckst, on Apr 20 2011, 04:30, said:

If it's starting download, so maybe You don't have access to port 5228? Because normally market works on standard port (800 or 443) and download is on non-standard (5228).

I tried market on galaxy tablet with the same wifi network, it works.
So, it is not the problem of port.

regards

[haymant]

haymant, on Apr 20 2011, 05:39, said:

I tried market on galaxy tablet with the same wifi network, it works.
So, it is not the problem of port.

regards

FYI: I found logs at GTalk Service Monitor:

JID: XXXXXXX
Device ID: XXXXXXX
Session: Open
Connected: false
Connection state: RECONNECTION_SCHEDULED
connect error: UNKNOWN HOST
Presence: UNAVAILABLE
Intended presence: AVAILABLE(x)

[l3ong91]

I guess the only way to make the Google thing works is to sign-in using 3G connection on first boot, as it works for me.

[haymant]

l3ong91, on Apr 21 2011, 05:54, said:

I guess the only way to make the Google thing works is to sign-in using 3G connection on first boot, as it works for me.

You are correct, I subscribed a plan for it and it works now.