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  1. GuyFromNam
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    03/16/2011, 10:25 AM    #1  
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    03/16/2011, 12:16 PM #2  
    Accourding to webOS-Internals, 54% is when the file systems are being partitioned.

    How To Recover - WebOS Internals
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    03/16/2011, 12:23 PM #3  
    If you want to actually monitor, start the Doctor manually via Command Prompt using

    java -jar (doctor file name)

    The Command Line window sort of becomes a "debugger" and show you all the details.
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    03/18/2011, 04:49 PM #4  
    Mine was sticking at 72% and hung overnight... when I finally chose to unplug and pull battery it rebooted and was done. Hasn't had a problem since. Then, recently I doctored to 2.1.0 and it hung at 72%. I left it for an hour then did the same and it is working perfectly. I will use that java - jar trick next time to monitor

    Thx for the tip!
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