Hey, I've got the error below, never seen it before, couldn't find much online about it Received suspend/ resume event but DUNN is not up so neglect IT causes the app to crash after about 3 seconds of coming up on the logcat, some users have reported not being able to even download it due to this error Any ideas? Thanks

03-05 12:47:48.180: E/DataRouter(2496): [*] Received suspend/ resume event but DUN is not up so neglect There's the full logcat message

This looks promising. Might be a memory issue? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4850889/people-cant-download-our-specific-product-in-android-market Mark

Thanks a ton @GoNorthWest!, where did you find that thread, I couldn't find it on bing All I had to do was add this to the manifest android:installLocation="preferExternal" you are a lifesaver, I had spent a few hours previously trying to figure it out, after the link it took 5 minutes! Thanks again!

Rock on! To be honest, I just highlighted "Received suspend/ resume event but DUN is not up so neglect" and did a Google search on it, which took me to stackoverflow. That website contains about 90% of the fixes I'm looking for! I always add "preferExternal" to my AndroidManifest.xml file, because I know some people won't install an app if it can't be installed to an SD card. So, it's always good to give them the option. Mark

Laughing a little at "I couldn't find it on Bing"... Not at Sukera. At Bing.

@WolfTimJ, I used to use google for everything, but I read somewhere that bing's algorithm is supposedly much better? After this I'm switching back to google, lol @GoNorthWest, ya I've never had to add "addexternalpreference" before, and never had any problems, I guess this app is pretty memory consuming. Ya, I love stackoverflow

I'd recommend always adding preferExternal, because it gives an option that isn't available if you don't have it. Without it, people are forced to install it on the phone, and they might not have enough memory. It's always best to give users a choice. Mark

Hey Mark, I fixed that error, but now I'm getting the error 03-05 17:21:45.448: E/(2717): onResume() check 2, mRestoring : false I don;t know why this app is giving me so many weird errors

Have you tried to do a Project...Clean yet? That'll break any old code links. I'd also try deleting other projects from Eclipse. It won't delete the actual files...just remove the project from Eclipse. Finally...you could try extracting the source again to a new folder and trying a new import. Maybe there's just too much that got messed up the first time. Mark

Sometimes restart eclipse or the whole machine seems to help too.