That happens to me sometimes when using this rom. Restart the phone, and if that doesn't help, restart in Recovery and wipe cache and Davlik.
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Root [ROM][4.0.4][BETA] CM9 for Virgin Mobile and Sprint 10/3/2013
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That happens to me sometimes when using this rom. Restart the phone, and if that doesn't help, restart in Recovery and wipe cache and Davlik.
JumpinJupiter
Android Enthusiast
Out of curiosity are you trying to make the camera from scratch or are you still trying to port it phenomx4
@phenom have you looked at the lg open source page of their site under mobile? There's several ICS upgraded devices one that jumps put at me is the Viper (CDMA and the same camera) I was thinking being able to look at that driver/hal/lib combo may give you some insight. Just something to chew on.
They don't have the same camera.
Linoleum
Member
Yep..having a similar issue. No biggy though. How about Sprint vm? What are you guys using?
R.
sinkist77
Member
I've done all this step by step and I've had 8 reboots in less than 2 hours. I even went and reformatted delvik and cache and fixed permissions. Gonna do a reflash tomorrow.
Flash this and see if it fixes it. If it does then the problem is linaro tool chain.
https://anonfiles.com/file/6d6dcb27ec8afc5b5f59a679851995e7
AndroidHaCks
Android Enthusiast
About to test out that kernel, I've gotten significantly more random reboots on the latest kernel
cfreeman90
Well-Known Member
Like wise, No reboot issues what so ever!!!
I've had no reboot problems either. I'd suspect that the majority of issues people are having is coming from software conflicts introduced primarily by restoring backed up data from older roms using TiB or Nandroid restores, as well as flashing speed or audio tweaks through recovery that may not be fully compatible.
The more variables you add to the phone the more likely there will be problems or conflicts. If you are suffering from problems like misbehaving software or reboots and want to find the problem; start by doing a complete wipe and fresh install of the rom, including formatting all applicable partitions prior to flashing the rom and gapps. Then start the phone up, sign in to Google and let it download all your backed up contacts/settings/apps. Once that's all done and you've given the phone a few minutes to do any background work that may be going on; reboot the phone again and this time just let it do it's thing. At this point you should have a completely clean install of your rom and basic apps/settings. I would go into recovery, wipe cache and dalvik, and make a backup so you have a good place to return to if things go wrong later.
Once you've got a clean install, and if you're patient and thorough enough you've given it a day or two to see if there are any problems; you can slowly start installing any apps, restoring backed up data, and flashing any zips you want. I'd suggest doing it one, or at most a few at a time. Then, give it a day or two and see how the phone reacts. If you start seeing problems, it will be much easier to track down the cause this way. This is how I discovered that restoring specific apps through TiB was causing random reboots on my phone after in installed Sleipnir.
It's a slow process, but if you want to tweak your phone you have to expect there to be problems to overcome. It's part of the fun.
The more variables you add to the phone the more likely there will be problems or conflicts. If you are suffering from problems like misbehaving software or reboots and want to find the problem; start by doing a complete wipe and fresh install of the rom, including formatting all applicable partitions prior to flashing the rom and gapps. Then start the phone up, sign in to Google and let it download all your backed up contacts/settings/apps. Once that's all done and you've given the phone a few minutes to do any background work that may be going on; reboot the phone again and this time just let it do it's thing. At this point you should have a completely clean install of your rom and basic apps/settings. I would go into recovery, wipe cache and dalvik, and make a backup so you have a good place to return to if things go wrong later.
Once you've got a clean install, and if you're patient and thorough enough you've given it a day or two to see if there are any problems; you can slowly start installing any apps, restoring backed up data, and flashing any zips you want. I'd suggest doing it one, or at most a few at a time. Then, give it a day or two and see how the phone reacts. If you start seeing problems, it will be much easier to track down the cause this way. This is how I discovered that restoring specific apps through TiB was causing random reboots on my phone after in installed Sleipnir.
It's a slow process, but if you want to tweak your phone you have to expect there to be problems to overcome. It's part of the fun.
AndroidHaCks
Android Enthusiast
I did that initially and still got random reboots. I flashed the linaro-less kernel and have had no random reboots yet
I have been having random reboots and my battery has drained in less than 2 hours. I am going to give your advice a shot and see what happens.
cfreeman90
Well-Known Member
Sometimes after I install certain apps that need "root access" I'll get one......
starkraving
Android Expert
@phenom,
Came across this and some other stuff in a saved IRC chat regarding GB kernels and the CM9 camera..."We have it mostly working by removing some code dependencies from camlib." Once I get home I can send the whole convo. Hope it can help.
Came across this and some other stuff in a saved IRC chat regarding GB kernels and the CM9 camera..."We have it mostly working by removing some code dependencies from camlib." Once I get home I can send the whole convo. Hope it can help.
AndroidHaCks
Android Enthusiast
Flash the kennel phenom posted above.
marvelerful
Newbie
Awesome work so far, though.
marvelerful
Newbie
I know how amazing this rom is, but I just cannot get past the camera bug. The camera is a quintessential part of my smartphone experience, so I guess that I'll just have to due without the holy grail experience of CM9 for just a little while.
Slepinir isn't all that bad, anyway.
Slepinir isn't all that bad, anyway.