It seems that rebooting sync is often suggested as a fix for many oddities, I see it all the time. Today it finally reminded me of a joke (you're probably all familiar with it). It goes:
Rebooting synch clears many transient issues. Ditto with the phone.
Being a retired aerospce Quality Engineer, I grok in full.Rebooting synch clears many transient issues. Ditto with the phone.
In addition, it works on airliners. I was trying to load basic data into a B-777 computer one evening for a westbound trans-Pacific flight while sitting at the gate. It kept insisting it was a different variant of the 777. Mx quite literally rebooted the aircraft. Shut it down cold and did the equivalent of removing and reinstalling the CMOS battery. When it came back to life, all was well. Of course the delay was the flight crew’s fault, because of course it was.
The things you don’t know about airlines.
Sync...Rebooting synch clears many transient issues. Ditto with the phone.
In addition, it works on airliners. I was trying to load basic data into a B-777 computer one evening for a westbound trans-Pacific flight while sitting at the gate. It kept insisting it was a different variant of the 777. Mx quite literally rebooted the aircraft. Shut it down cold and did the equivalent of removing and reinstalling the CMOS battery. When it came back to life, all was well. Of course the delay was the flight crew’s fault, because of course it was.
The things you don’t know about airlines.
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I can see why loading the wrong plane subtype on your FMC can lead to a very dangerous situation.Rebooting synch clears many transient issues. Ditto with the phone.
In addition, it works on airliners. I was trying to load basic data into a B-777 computer one evening for a westbound trans-Pacific flight while sitting at the gate. It kept insisting it was a different variant of the 777. Mx quite literally rebooted the aircraft. Shut it down cold and did the equivalent of removing and reinstalling the CMOS battery. When it came back to life, all was well. Of course the delay was the flight crew’s fault, because of course it was.
The things you don’t know about airlines.
It was a really odd situation. I had to load something really basic into the main page. It would not take it. Everything on the page said it was for the proper version. So on a whim I loaded the -200 info, and lo and behold it took it. So that’s when maintenance was called because it should not have taken the -200 stuff and we weren’t in a -200 anyway.
I started having this issue when I just got it back from the latest recall fix.All of a sudden whenever I start my Pony I get the following . The phon's battery is fully charged. Anyone else seeing this? Is there a fix?
