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Root Turning on Bluetooth causes OS crash

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mrdally204

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Hey guys,

Rooted device, I have removed a few system apps to debloat so I'm wondering if I too a little too much off. When I attempt to turn on my Bluetooth, the phone vibrates afte a few seconds, vibrates again 5 seconds later and then Android quick reboots. It will continue to do this until I disable Bluetooth. Anyone have any thoughts as to whats happening? I have a back up but really would like to avoid using it as I have my settings......set lol. Thanks for reading and go Admire!
 
SamsungAdmire said:
What apps did you remove?
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Pretty much anything that seemed like was unneeded/bloat. Its not my first time deleting apps from a rooted phone and I thought I kept needed files but I guess I messed something up. I can't recall each app, but all the Muze software facebook twitter 411. I'm sure there were more but I'm drawing a blank. Nothing that would have indicated wifi/bluetooth connectivity, even if I had a question about a certain app/file I left it be. Any hints are welcome. As I said I do have a back up so restoring back to default should not be hard, but would love to avoid it if possible. original APKs are also welcome as I just looked at what cwm backup leaves me and its not the apk's ike I assumed :o oops.
 
Download this : root_app_folder_Samsung_Admire.zip
And get all the bluetooth required files. it dont matter if you have them or not. What if they're corrupted?
After that, move to /system/app
and change permissions to (if you want to change owner/permissions long hold the apks/odexs)
x x
x
x

To all of them, then scroll down to change owner. change to root/root.

Reboot!
Should work..
 
Thanks for the zip. I copied over all references to bluetooth that I could find. It appears to have worked!....kinda. I am able to connect and use bluetooth devices with my Admire, but I do notice a significant performance hit with wifi when it is in use. Is this common or do I have other things going on here?
 
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