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Sometimes when it reboots people can't ring me, they think it rings once but I don't hear it ringing at all and I get no missed called. It also loses the default setting for connecting to the Mobile Access Point set by my mobile provider.

The frustrating thing is that when it hangs I lose all my contacts, my text message history and my customised settings like shortcuts to certain apps on the desktop. It has been happening now for about 2 months and it was only today that I happened to be looking at it as it hanged and I saw the message about the internal SD Card, before that I thought it was a corrupt operating system or faulty battery. You can also get it going again by holding the 'On' button for about 15 seconds. I have the exact same problem with my Samsung Galaxy S. Try using a different third party launcher instead. As for them not reappearing when you disconnect and restart your phone suggests that there is a bug in the launcher you're using. In your case, when you connect to the computer, the apps on the SD Card are disabled, causing them to disappear temporarily. Android 3.0 onwards, the USB storage was switched to MTP, which allows the device and the computer to access the storage simultaneously. The app is completely disabled when you connect your device to the computer, on pre honeycomb devices.

However, moving an app to the external storage has some interesting side effects. Some core content of the app still stays on the internal storage.

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When you install and move an app to the SD Card, you are not moving the entire app. While apps do have the ability to write to external storage and lose access to that data when you mount it, I doubt that is the case here.

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It will be inevitable that the upgrade will lose root, but then again, it would be easy to do that after the upgrade.Р”Р„pp specific settings are usually stored in the internal storage folder accessible only to that app. Prior to doing an update, since the handset is rooted, best to make a backup of everything, use Titanium Backup to backup user apps and data, use SMS Backup & Restore to save the SMS messages.

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Also, AT&T could have had their systems updated/upgraded, that is sending out extra telephony information/NITZ in a format that Froyo cannot handle and freezes.Р”В«est bet would be to try a firmware update and see if that resolves the issue. The telephony errors shown, are sticking out like a sore thumb, and also down to the fact that Froyo 2.2, is old, and may not be able to handle whatever issue is with AT&T that causes it. send sigkill to 2611 (), adj 9, size 3969 select 1225 (ek.TunnyBrowser), adj 7, size 19294, to kill send sigkill to 2597 (), adj 9, size 3850 select 1225 (ek.TunnyBrowser), adj 7, size 19674, to kill send sigkill to 2559 (pp.clockpackage), adj 9, size 4222 select 2559 (pp.clockpackage), adj 9, size 4222, to kill This is the excerpt from the kernel, showing Dolphin, Alarm Clock, Google Voice(?) getting killed off: I am suspecting, after reading the logcat and dump, the kernel killed off quite a few processes, whether its down to the ROM itself, or a buggy RIL (Radio Interface Layer), RIL is responsible for communicating with the cellular radio base-band firmware.