MrB206
Android Expert
Yea, this was a clean flash, so I was a bit confused why it took so long. I'm going to keep an eye on it and I'll try to get a logcat if I can. It's not a deal breaker or anything.
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Root [ROM] Quattrimus JB (CM10, AOKP41)
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Yea, this was a clean flash, so I was a bit confused why it took so long. I'm going to keep an eye on it and I'll try to get a logcat if I can. It's not a deal breaker or anything.
finndo77
Android Expert
@IMU
When I had my HTC Evo, I went 996 hours without a reboot and had no issues, only rebooted as I finally decided to give rooting a shot and see what it was all about. I tried three Roms, liked one and flashed it, then did not reboot again for 976 hours, finally rebooted because I found out the developer had released 7 new versions of the rom since I flashed it. The only times I powered it off was to either swap the battery for a spare as I did not have access to a charger, or because I needed to charge it faster as it was low and I was expecting to be without a charger for a while.
The longest my spectrum has gone without a reboot since I bought it, just over 10 months ago, has been about 18 days. On cm10 b3, which I just updated to rc1 last weekend. But I do a lot more tweaking on the spectrum settings than I ever knew existed when I had my Evo.
With my spectrum I only reboot when I want to grab a backup, install a Rom, else it reboots itself.
When I had my HTC Evo, I went 996 hours without a reboot and had no issues, only rebooted as I finally decided to give rooting a shot and see what it was all about. I tried three Roms, liked one and flashed it, then did not reboot again for 976 hours, finally rebooted because I found out the developer had released 7 new versions of the rom since I flashed it. The only times I powered it off was to either swap the battery for a spare as I did not have access to a charger, or because I needed to charge it faster as it was low and I was expecting to be without a charger for a while.
The longest my spectrum has gone without a reboot since I bought it, just over 10 months ago, has been about 18 days. On cm10 b3, which I just updated to rc1 last weekend. But I do a lot more tweaking on the spectrum settings than I ever knew existed when I had my Evo.
With my spectrum I only reboot when I want to grab a backup, install a Rom, else it reboots itself.
IMUcarmen
Android Expert
I went about 300 hours on my spectrum without having to reboot on stock v6, and was planning on keeping it going to see how high I could get it. I would check the uptime and take a screen shot and the last one I took was at 292 hours and then I guess it rebooted in the middle of the night because the next day I checked it out and it was at like 5 hours :'(
But I mess with my phone way to much now to ever go more than a few days without rebooting.
But I mess with my phone way to much now to ever go more than a few days without rebooting.
tdm
Android Expert
It looks like the modem crashed.
[12078.526977] subsystem-fatal-8x60: Q6 NMI was sent.
12078.528228] [<c017377c>] (modem_crash_shutdown+0x1c/0x58) from [<c01726e0>] (ssr_panic_handler+0x24/0x44)
The modem stuff is all proprietary and separate from the kernel so unfortunately I can't do anything about that.
What baseband are you using? You might try another one.
tdm
Android Expert
I got CM10.1 to compile with the CAF version of hardware/qcom. I used the mako (Nexus 4) kernel sources to figure out some things that were missing.
The ION code is really hacky. The ION stuff in the mako kernel headers doesn't seem to match the bionic kernel headers. That seems strange, since this is supposed to be one of the reference devices.
The MSM display code in the kernel is just stubbed out for now. I'll need to figure out how to fill in the new functions before it's functional, of course.
The ION code is really hacky. The ION stuff in the mako kernel headers doesn't seem to match the bionic kernel headers. That seems strange, since this is supposed to be one of the reference devices.
The MSM display code in the kernel is just stubbed out for now. I'll need to figure out how to fill in the new functions before it's functional, of course.
Conall52395
Member
pinch out zoom and it takes you to settings i think
Lrningtoroot
Newbie
Just updated from Beta 4 to RC 2 and seams to be working great. 4g is working and GPS is working so I'm happy. Thanks again for you hard work on this.
tdm
Android Expert
I think CM10.1 is booting okay. The logs seem to indicate so, at least. But the screen is black. No boot animation, no home screen, nothing. This probably has something to do with those stubbed out functions in the kernel that I need to implement. The kernel log shows they are being called quite frequently (many dozens of times per second).
Donkathon
Member
Not sure how to post a change log or how to access that stuff but I have noticed continual reboots, flickering lower screen and status bar. On the other hand, I have not noticed a new crash in the gallery. The reboots are a new issue I've noticed.
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it looks like the phone will not get past the cyanongen boot screen now.
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it looks like the phone will not get past the cyanongen boot screen now.
MrB206
Android Expert
I've had that issue with aokp rc1. I pull the battery then power up and it's fine. I don't know why it hangs on the boot like that.
Cartoonman
Newbie
If only I knew how to get the USB debugging working, I would see about getting a logcat for it. For some reason the usb debugging doesn't activate when connected to a computer, even though it's enabled in Developer's options. I had to resort to using network adb (a pretty nifty method,) but useless when debugging network issues/boot issues).
There seems to be a driver issue with windows PC's and debug mode. You will need to go into device manager on the computer when your phone is connected in debug mode and manually install the drivers.
You've probably already tried it but I recently had to re-install the usb drivers from verizon to get usb debugging working with CM10.. even though I know I had already installed them and had adb working under ICS.
Silly question, but if you can boot and do adb, are you able to use this in place of the kernel stuff needed for video?
androidscreencast - Desktop app to control an android device remotely - Google Project Hosting
tdm
Android Expert
I might give that a shot tomorrow. I started adding the functions into the kernel today and got a boot loop for my trouble
Obviously I missed something...eclipsed039
Well-Known Member
I'm on aokp rc2, I was messing around with the camera and I noticed under the video recorder it had effects like big mouth big nose big eyes... thought it was pretty funny. but when I hit record, the videos sound is there but the picture was jumbled. any ideas on why? if not no biggie just thought I would share my findings.
tdm
Android Expert
Not sure where those effects come from .. the camera/camcorder stuff is mixed open and proprietary libraries, so perhaps those are OEM effects that are not supported by AOSP, or vice versa.
eclipsed039
Well-Known Member
tdm
Android Expert
You're a genius!
It works! It works! It works!!!
I can see the boot animation and lockscreen, unlock, see the desktop, flip through menus, everything.
The only catch (besides the screen not actually working) is that CM10.1 doesn't have LGEQualcommUiccRIL integrated. So I removed the ril classsname property to use the default ril. Which means the modem watchdog kicks in at about 90 seconds after boot and resets the phone. So I can play with CM10.1 for 90 seconds at a time lol.
IMUcarmen
Android Expert
You're a genius!
It works! It works! It works!!!
I can see the boot animation and lockscreen, unlock, see the desktop, flip through menus, everything.
The only catch (besides the screen not actually working) is that CM10.1 doesn't have LGEQualcommUiccRIL integrated. So I removed the ril classsname property to use the default ril. Which means the modem watchdog kicks in at about 90 seconds after boot and resets the phone. So I can play with CM10.1 for 90 seconds at a time lol.
At least you are making progress. Does it run smooth?
tdm
Android Expert
No way to tell until the display works. Screencast has about 2 or 3 fps.