Cartoonman
Newbie
Well..
All I do to get out of the stuck boot animation is I hold the power button till the screen flashes dark, then I repower the phone and all works well.
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Root [ROM] Quattrimus JB (CM10, AOKP41)
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Well..
All I do to get out of the stuck boot animation is I hold the power button till the screen flashes dark, then I repower the phone and all works well.
Cartoonman
Newbie
oops.
Apparently my idea of "backups" don't cover system internals. To get my system settings back to default, would I have to do death2all's stockifyed method, or is there a better alternative? I don't really feel like playing with all those files, only to have to play with even more files when I have to reroot and re-bootunlock them again.
Also I found a bug. The LTE toggle widget for the notification bar is borked. When you disable it, it turns off the data, but when you enable it, it does not go back to 4G LTE, instead it, for some reason, defaults to GSM/CDMA (3G), and the only way I could change it was by doing the *#*#4636#*#* trick to getting in the testing app to change the radio freq back to LTE/CDMA.
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Also now I kinda realize, this may be because I made my phone into a brit. Don't ask why, I like my phones British. the GSM would kinda give it away.
Apparently my idea of "backups" don't cover system internals. To get my system settings back to default, would I have to do death2all's stockifyed method, or is there a better alternative? I don't really feel like playing with all those files, only to have to play with even more files when I have to reroot and re-bootunlock them again.
Also I found a bug. The LTE toggle widget for the notification bar is borked. When you disable it, it turns off the data, but when you enable it, it does not go back to 4G LTE, instead it, for some reason, defaults to GSM/CDMA (3G), and the only way I could change it was by doing the *#*#4636#*#* trick to getting in the testing app to change the radio freq back to LTE/CDMA.
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Also now I kinda realize, this may be because I made my phone into a brit. Don't ask why, I like my phones British. the GSM would kinda give it away.
Brandonson112
Well-Known Member
Just a questions, but shouldn't the LTE toggle just switch between 4g and 3g? Not data on and off. I never got mine to work ever but if it did I would be ecstatic.
I believe that is correct, the Mobile Data toggle just turns it on and off and works great, I use it all the time.
tdm
Android Expert
Just posted rc2. I'm not putting it on the OP yet because I'm rather busy with other things at the moment.
CM10 RC2 md5=418ced991880146f02bcd7721b183515
AOKP41 RC2 md5=a839ed7eb997355238c00e3c8ceb57f0
Changes:
* Fixed bluetooth crash in kernel for real.
* Added a bunch of debugging for reboots.
Reboot debugging includes:
1. At reboot, the kernel will log the process name that requested a reboot.
2. android_reboot() will dump logcats to /data/local/tmp and also dump a tombstone.
3. PowerManagerService and WindowManagerService will log the java stack when requesting a reboot.
If you get an unexpected reboot, send me all of the following files as soon as possible after the reboot:
/data/local/tmp/last_kmsg.0
/data/local/tmp/logcat_main.0
/data/local/tmp/logcat_events.0
/data/local/tmp/logcat_system.0
/data/tombstones/tombstone_X, where X is the highest number.
CM10 RC2 md5=418ced991880146f02bcd7721b183515
AOKP41 RC2 md5=a839ed7eb997355238c00e3c8ceb57f0
Changes:
* Fixed bluetooth crash in kernel for real.
* Added a bunch of debugging for reboots.
Reboot debugging includes:
1. At reboot, the kernel will log the process name that requested a reboot.
2. android_reboot() will dump logcats to /data/local/tmp and also dump a tombstone.
3. PowerManagerService and WindowManagerService will log the java stack when requesting a reboot.
If you get an unexpected reboot, send me all of the following files as soon as possible after the reboot:
/data/local/tmp/last_kmsg.0
/data/local/tmp/logcat_main.0
/data/local/tmp/logcat_events.0
/data/local/tmp/logcat_system.0
/data/tombstones/tombstone_X, where X is the highest number.
Hey guys...still running RC1 here and I love it! Thanks so much for all of the dedication. Just a quick question...I grabbed the xperia z launcher from over at xda and I really like; however, when I try and press my menu hard key (to the left of home button) on the phone, it no longer opens a settings menu or anything. Does anyone know how to reassign the action that occurs when pressing a hard key on our phone. Thanks!
IMUcarmen
Android Expert
If you are running cm10 then just go to system/hardware keys
I haven't run aokp41 in awhile and can't remember where it is
tdm
Android Expert
Most likely statistical error. Try doing the average of 3 runs.
zacanger
Member
That does average out to about 350 faster than it did on the first run, thanks. As I said, not even a noteworthy issue, just thought it was interesting. The scores for both Antutu and Quadrant have dropped a little bit after each new version. Though that could be my SD card finally failing, I haven't kept track of detailed scores.
Thanks!
Cartoonman
Newbie
Heh, before I even get a chance to flash RC2, my phone rebooted itself twice today when using Google Books. Never happened before too.
intheair86
Newbie
I still get a reboot when in gallery, it reboots (full, lg logo) . Was wondering how I get a log cat from adb from my phone the log cat apps don't work. Or I don't know how to use them... RC1 CM is smooth love it. When running AoKp41 and battery got lowish it would malfunction and Google search would always pop up and stop Pandora. Is it the app that caused this? Love the work put into our device. Might buy the spectrum 2. Thank tdm, hope your son is doing well. Might have to have surgery soon myself tonsils and gallbladder.
tdm
Android Expert
By the time the phone reboots, the logs are gone. Except the kernel log, which is only useful to debug kernel issues. This is why I made rc2 with code to save logs before reboot.
Post the files that I mentioned. They should help figure out what happened. You should be able to upload them directly from your phone if needed.
phillip_viado
Well-Known Member
when i reboot it doesnt boot up. it just stays in the boot animation,it doesnt bootloop, it just stays in the boot animation. same goes when i battery pull.
zacanger
Member
Had a couple of random freezes and reboots today. I'm going to try a clean flash, see if that helps. Here's some logs:
http://www.zacanger.com/jan23.zip
EDIT: I just noticed, a couple of those files are actually completely empty. Not sure if that's significant, if I took too long in zipping them, or if that's normal.
http://www.zacanger.com/jan23.zip
EDIT: I just noticed, a couple of those files are actually completely empty. Not sure if that's significant, if I took too long in zipping them, or if that's normal.
tdm
Android Expert
Unfortunately there's not much there.
last_kmsg.0 looks like it got corrupted, see the last line: "5 Corrected bytes, 96 unrecoverable blocks". last_kmsg.1 looks like it is from a previous kernel, since it doesn't have the new debug lines in it.
Four of the logcat files are zero size and the other two are very short.
The two tombstones are a bit interesting. One says that rild exited from a SIGPIPE. That probably means Android disconnected from rild unexpectedly and it wasn't prepared to handle that. The other says that qmiproxy exited from a SIGSEGV. It looks like it tried to dlfree() a bad address (in other words, it tried to free a shared library and passed in a bogus pointer). Since both of these are proprietary vendor binaries, there's not much hope of fixing them. We just need to hope that the root cause of all this is somewhere else, and this was just fallout from that issue.
tdm
Android Expert
@devs:
I published my local manifests for both CM and AOKP. They are here:
github.com/thebigq/cm_manifest
github.com/thebigq/aokp_manifest
Take the local_manifest.xml and put it in .repo/local_manifest.xml in your build tree.
You will need to delete the thunderc and sniper sections for now. These device trees are not complete yet.
I published my local manifests for both CM and AOKP. They are here:
github.com/thebigq/cm_manifest
github.com/thebigq/aokp_manifest
Take the local_manifest.xml and put it in .repo/local_manifest.xml in your build tree.
You will need to delete the thunderc and sniper sections for now. These device trees are not complete yet.
tdm
Android Expert
I don't know, I haven't seen that issue. I use AOKP on both my Spectrum and my Nitro and they both behave fine. Can you get a logcat during the long boot?
What I have seen discussed for rc1 that might relate is the boot animation not going away on random boots. If you touch the screen it will respond like normal (sliding from bottom center to side or top of unlock area to unlock phone) you just can't see what you're doing.
IMUcarmen
Android Expert
I have long boot times as well. But not 5 minutes. About a minute and a half. But considering my droid charge boots in about 25-30 seconds and my spectrum booted in about the same on aokp40 and cm9 I hate the slow boot times I get on cm10 and aokp41.
tdm
Android Expert
How often do you reboot?
The ultimate goal is to never reboot except when you need to enter recovery (eg. to install a new rom or whatever). We're still quite a ways short of that goal, but getting closer with every release.
zacanger
Member
I was having boot times up to three minutes. Earlier today I did my first clean flash since, I think, beta 5, and boot time went down significantly. Don't know if that helps.
IMUcarmen
Android Expert
How often do you reboot?
The ultimate goal is to never reboot except when you need to enter recovery (eg. to install a new rom or whatever). We're still quite a ways short of that goal, but getting closer with every release.
are you hinting that 4.2 is coming along?!?
As far as the reboots go if my phone could stand going days or weeks without rebooting then I would do that. But I just have issues with my phone that require a reboot so I end up being forced into them. For instance, I have had to reboot a couple time the past few days because my data connection toggles on and off constantly (like on for 5 seconds and off for 5 seconds, and this never stops until I reboot). I've also had a few random reboots here and there so pretty much everyday I end up in a reboot situation in one way or another.