Archived:UserSvr::ResetMachine() can corrupt data files on S60 1st Edition (Known Issue)
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Platform(s): S60 1st Edition
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Created: User:Technical writer 1
(11 May 2004)
Last edited: hamishwillee
(20 Jun 2012)
Overview
It is possible to reset the device by calling the UserSvr::ResetMachine() method, but this should not be done because data files can get corrupted.
Description
UserSvr::ResetMachince() provides means to reset the device. However, applications should not use this function because it does not allow a proper exit, which can cause corruption of data files.
Solution
Let the user always reset the device manually.
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