I am facing this problem also ... and I've to agree is super annoying that you have to keep reboot your phone every time it happens. You can try removing and putting back the sim card again if you don't want to reboot

This post has been edited by selinix: Nov 3 2009, 02:43 PM

No no i mean you can resume back the network by removing your sim card.

I am actually restoring back my iphone and start from scratch to see how it goes. I believe it could be some issues as when i get my phone i restore it with my old Iphone 2g backup/settings which might cause some conflicts.

So far I've tested is running fine without jailbreak when switching on and off the 3G.

when u click restore ITunes will prompt you for backup ... do a backup if you want but i recommend you to do so. I did a backup but i did not restore back the backup I choose to start as a new phone and install back everything from scratch. All the apps will still be there .. just sync it back dun worry

No problem. I've jailbreak and reinstall all my stuffs. Seems like everything is working fine for the mean time

My phone went into "No Service" again today once but this time I did not turn on/off the 3G.

Seriously, what's the problem that causing it? One of my friend told me that he also heard a complain from another friend which 3GS is not jailbreak also having this "No Service" issue.

Anyone else experience this problem?

For my case, I choose to start as a new phone I've to re-download again all the apps.

If you choose to restore from backup you can first download an app call aptbackup from cydia before you restore your phone. What you do is you run that app and backup your cydia apps. Restore your phone (remember to backup first). Jailbreak and download back aptbackup from cydia and click restore. It will automatically download back all your previous apps.

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Added on November 4, 2009, 8:09 pm can try but a bit troublesome because I don't have another extra phone yet to insert my current sim card and also I don't know when the "No Service" problem will actually appear.

So far i can't resume back by respring only thru removing sim card and restarting the phone.

This post has been edited by selinix: Nov 4 2009, 08:09 PM

If you read back a few pages or posts back you will notice that are quite a few of us that experienced the same issue.

This happen when you are in an area where the signal is low and the signal will be dropped. The problem is that IPhone is unable to resume back the signal which requires us to either restart or reinsert the sim card which is troublesome. Quite annoying though for me... I wonder does this just happen in Iphone or what..

No solution for this problem yet.

This post has been edited by selinix: Nov 7 2009, 04:20 PM

Better start changing the root password for those who Jailbreak their phone before your IPhone get rick rolled..

Is there any method to turn off the landscape feature in SMS... I find it kinda annoying especially when I was sms-ing while lying down.. the screen keep rotating..

I found a way to off the accelerometer function. It only works for jailbroken IPhone though.

Go to Cydia and download SBSettings and Rotation Inhibitor (a toggle for SBSettings).

Open SBSettings and turn off the rotation.

Hope it helps for those who find it annoying with those unnecessary rotation.

This post has been edited by selinix: Nov 22 2009, 07:08 PM

Would like to ask the SSH you were talking is it OpenSSH?

Is it safe if i do not install this.. because i turn on the SSH toggle in SBSettings more but i do not see the toggle appearing in my dock for turn on/off.. so i was wondering the SSH only appear if I install Open SSH ?

It wont lock your phone... unless you are not using an official unlock set which you might have to unlock it again once it is being updated to 3.1.2.

Yes you have to re-jailbreak again once it is updated to 3.1.2

it might be caused by the heat