Froyo ROMs resulting in reset, google killswitch? - G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting
Cyanogen mod 5 and RA 1.7 recovery, 2.2 radio G1.
After booting into Cyanogen 6 or a similar rom, after I enable wifi, and only after wifi is connected the phone will start arbitrarily restarting, no matter what it's doing within a short period after wifi is connected. I believe this may have started happening after I accidentally forgot to uncheck google data collection. Is google issuing a remote restart?
Scrotius said:
Cyanogen mod 5 and RA 1.7 recovery, 2.2 radio G1.
After booting into Cyanogen 6 or a similar rom, after I enable wifi, and only after wifi is connected the phone will start arbitrarily restarting, no matter what it's doing within a short period after wifi is connected. I believe this may have started happening after I accidentally forgot to uncheck google data collection. Is google issuing a remote restart?
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...Dude..
No.
Scrotius said:
Cyanogen mod 5 and RA 1.7 recovery, 2.2 radio G1.
After booting into Cyanogen 6 or a similar rom, after I enable wifi, and only after wifi is connected the phone will start arbitrarily restarting, no matter what it's doing within a short period after wifi is connected. I believe this may have started happening after I accidentally forgot to uncheck google data collection. Is google issuing a remote restart?
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I think its all in your setup, How did yo setup your SDCard, Which Rom are you using, are you using the MTD hacks, are you OCing, tons of questions that could help us help you. hahaha lol
After you boot, let it sit. CM6 and such reboot if you go in on the ROM within the first 3-5 minutes after boot. At least until it has gone into sleep after booting.
Probably. Google's a pretty evil company, seems like something they'd do to stop you from making your phone as nice as possible. Try opening your phone with a screwdriver and removing the antenna, that should do the trick.
Come on man... than was happening to me with every froyo rom I tried too. All you need to do is to connect your in fastboot mode to your computer and do a fastboot erase system -w to clean your phone from any file that is not being wiped in recovery and then reflash the rom you want to use. If your don't know how to use fastboot search in the forum. Cheers.
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etu_aty said:
Come on man... than was happening to me with every froyo rom I tried too. All you need to do is to connect your in fastboot mode to your computer and do a fastboot erase system -w to clean your phone from any file that is not being wiped in recovery and then reflash the rom you want to use. If your don't know how to use fastboot search in the forum. Cheers.
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Nice a Junior Member owning another Junior Member very nice, thats what I like to see. hahaha JK. But he's right if you didnt wipe your system in fastboot you will always have problems. Froyo for some reason needs that system clean.
Cyanogenmod is supposed to get a random reboot. Everyone I know who has flashed it has reported a random reboot soon after the first boot. Its normal. And this thread is quite paranoid.
This is actually a problem with the CM kernel.
It's a problem I'm trying to fix on my rom. If you switch to the default AOSP kernel, the problem stops, but you lose camera/camcorder.
I've debugged it and I know why the reboots occur when wifi or 3G data is enabled.
The Java GPS code downloads the GPS xtra data via wifi or 3G and it sends that data to the JNI code which calls the inject_xtra_data function in libgps.so and the ARM9 crash occurs soon after resulting in a reboot.
A cheap fix is to remove the call to inject_xtra_data which is what I did with my CM6 ARM9 crash test fix but GPS doesn't work anywhere near as efficiently without the xtra data. My latest cheap fix is to delay the inject_xtra_data call until a sv_send callback has occurred.
I can even cause an ARM9 crash by using Mike Lockwood's GPS Test app. All is required is to start the GPS and then use the option to inject the xtra data a few times in quick succession and inject the time too if it decides it doesn't want to ARM9 crash right away.
Now the RPC code is designed in such a way that it should be able to handle the abuse we are causing with the GPS Test app but it seemingly cannot and here is what happens:
Code:
08-03 18:24:45.070 D/RPC ( 82): begin: clnt_call
08-03 18:24:45.070 D/RPC ( 82): 3000005b:90380d3d reading data.
08-03 18:24:45.070 D/RPC ( 82): 3000005b:90380d3d sending call (XID 222).
08-03 18:24:45.070 D/RPC ( 82): 3000005b:90380d3d received CALL.
08-03 18:24:45.070 D/RPC ( 82): 3000005b:90380d3d waiting for reply.
08-03 18:24:45.080 D/RPC ( 82): 3000005b:90380d3d waking up callback thread.
08-03 18:24:45.080 D/RPC ( 82): 3000005b:90380d3d dispatching RPC call (XID 3173, xdr 0x32bcd0) for callback client 3100005b:b93145f7.
[B]08-03 18:24:45.080 D/RPC ( 82): 3000005b:90380d3d expecting XDR == NULLcallback client 3100005b:b93145f7!
[/B]08-03 18:24:45.080 D/RPC ( 82): 3000005b:90380d3d cloning XDR for callback client 3100005b:b93145f7.
08-03 18:24:45.080 D/RPC ( 82): 3000005b:90380d3d marking input buffer as free.
08-03 18:24:45.080 D/RPC ( 82): 3000005b:90380d3d reading data.
08-03 18:24:45.100 D/RPC ( 82): 3000005b:90380d3d received REPLY (XID 222), grabbing mutex to wake up client.
08-03 18:24:45.100 D/RPC ( 82): 3000005b:90380d3d got mutex, waking up client.
08-03 18:24:45.110 D/RPC ( 82): 3000005b:90380d3d received reply.
08-03 18:24:45.110 D/RPC ( 82): 3000005b:90380d3d decoding reply header.
08-03 18:24:45.120 D/RPC ( 82): 3000005b:90380d3d call success.
08-03 18:24:45.120 D/RPC ( 82): 3000005b:90380d3d marking input buffer as free.
08-03 18:24:45.140 D/RPC ( 82): input_xdr_busy != 0
08-03 18:24:45.140 D/RPC ( 82): end: clnt_call
The line in bold is where things have gone pear shaped.
I've even debugged it as far back as Donut and I can cause Donut to ARM9 crash too so I suspect it's either a problem in the librpc source or the kernel rpc router but there is no way I'm going to spend hours going through that messy code. I'm hoping someone at Google who knows the code well enough will happen upon a fix.
Royalknight6190 said:
Nice a Junior Member owning another Junior Member very nice, thats what I like to see. hahaha JK. But he's right if you didnt wipe your system in fastboot you will always have problems. Froyo for some reason needs that system clean.
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I wastnt owning him, that's just my personal experience and that was the way I fixed it. There is no need to make things complicated for him, just try to help him find a fix...
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Some peopl really make me weep heavily for the future. Talk about severe paranoia and a lack of being able to read a few pages of a thread.
Oh NOES the evil Googelz Is trying to brakez your phonez.... Only through your at home secured wifi, and not through the cell phones data.
Come on.... Seriously?
akivlin said:
I've debugged it and I know why the reboots occur when wifi or 3G data is enabled.
The Java GPS code downloads the GPS xtra data via wifi or 3G and it sends that data to the JNI code which calls the inject_xtra_data function in libgps.so and the ARM9 crash occurs soon after resulting in a reboot.
A cheap fix is to remove the call to inject_xtra_data which is what I did with my CM6 ARM9 crash test fix but GPS doesn't work anywhere near as efficiently without the xtra data. My latest cheap fix is to delay the inject_xtra_data call until a sv_send callback has occurred.
I can even cause an ARM9 crash by using Mike Lockwood's GPS Test app. All is required is to start the GPS and then use the option to inject the xtra data a few times in quick succession and inject the time too if it decides it doesn't want to ARM9 crash right away.
Now the RPC code is designed in such a way that it should be able to handle the abuse we are causing with the GPS Test app but it seemingly cannot and here is what happens:
Code:
08-03 18:24:45.070 D/RPC ( 82): begin: clnt_call
08-03 18:24:45.070 D/RPC ( 82): 3000005b:90380d3d reading data.
08-03 18:24:45.070 D/RPC ( 82): 3000005b:90380d3d sending call (XID 222).
08-03 18:24:45.070 D/RPC ( 82): 3000005b:90380d3d received CALL.
08-03 18:24:45.070 D/RPC ( 82): 3000005b:90380d3d waiting for reply.
08-03 18:24:45.080 D/RPC ( 82): 3000005b:90380d3d waking up callback thread.
08-03 18:24:45.080 D/RPC ( 82): 3000005b:90380d3d dispatching RPC call (XID 3173, xdr 0x32bcd0) for callback client 3100005b:b93145f7.
[B]08-03 18:24:45.080 D/RPC ( 82): 3000005b:90380d3d expecting XDR == NULLcallback client 3100005b:b93145f7!
[/B]08-03 18:24:45.080 D/RPC ( 82): 3000005b:90380d3d cloning XDR for callback client 3100005b:b93145f7.
08-03 18:24:45.080 D/RPC ( 82): 3000005b:90380d3d marking input buffer as free.
08-03 18:24:45.080 D/RPC ( 82): 3000005b:90380d3d reading data.
08-03 18:24:45.100 D/RPC ( 82): 3000005b:90380d3d received REPLY (XID 222), grabbing mutex to wake up client.
08-03 18:24:45.100 D/RPC ( 82): 3000005b:90380d3d got mutex, waking up client.
08-03 18:24:45.110 D/RPC ( 82): 3000005b:90380d3d received reply.
08-03 18:24:45.110 D/RPC ( 82): 3000005b:90380d3d decoding reply header.
08-03 18:24:45.120 D/RPC ( 82): 3000005b:90380d3d call success.
08-03 18:24:45.120 D/RPC ( 82): 3000005b:90380d3d marking input buffer as free.
08-03 18:24:45.140 D/RPC ( 82): input_xdr_busy != 0
08-03 18:24:45.140 D/RPC ( 82): end: clnt_call
The line in bold is where things have gone pear shaped.
I've even debugged it as far back as Donut and I can cause Donut to ARM9 crash too so I suspect it's either a problem in the librpc source or the kernel rpc router but there is no way I'm going to spend hours going through that messy code. I'm hoping someone at Google who knows the code well enough will happen upon a fix.
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I have flashed a ARM9 RC2 patch that has fixed this problem, but it does not work with the latest version is there anyway to make a version that will work no matter the version/ can you point me to a version that works with the latest nightly of Cyanogen? Also is he looking into this and will it be fixed soon I hope so because I cant use any Froyo roms without getting reboots. :/
mindstormmaster1 said:
I have flashed a ARM9 RC2 patch that has fixed this problem, but it does not work with the latest version is there anyway to make a version that will work no matter the version/ can you point me to a version that works with the latest nightly of Cyanogen? Also is he looking into this and will it be fixed soon I hope so because I cant use any Froyo roms without getting reboots. :/
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It is an obscure bug and I would guess that it is unlikely anyone with the programming/debugging skill to solve it is actually looking at solving it. I was working on it but I shelved solving it because I cheaply fixed it by only allowing inject_xtra_data to be called after a sv_send callback. Doing so allows the xtra data to be injected without causing an ARM9 crash.
I made the CM6 crash test fix updates because I know how frustrating the random reboots are but I am relatively new to Android and I only became involved because I am working on a ROM based on AOSP.
Also it's known that CM6 RC2 introduced kernel changes that cause a different type of random reboot. The information about the ARM9 crash is found in last_kmsg but most users don't know to grab a copy and they assume the reboot is the same problem as before which of course causes further confusion.
You could try asking for an update on the CM6 issues tracker:
http://code.google.com/p/cyanogenmod/issues/detail?id=1763
akivlin said:
It is an obscure bug and I would guess that it is unlikely anyone with the programming/debugging skill to solve it is actually looking at solving it. I was working on it but I shelved solving it because I cheaply fixed it by only allowing inject_xtra_data to be called after a sv_send callback. Doing so allows the xtra data to be injected without causing an ARM9 crash.
I made the CM6 crash test fix updates because I know how frustrating the random reboots are but I am relatively new to Android and I only became involved because I am working on a ROM based on AOSP.
Also it's known that CM6 RC2 introduced kernel changes that cause a different type of random reboot. The information about the ARM9 crash is found in last_kmsg but most users don't know to grab a copy and they assume the reboot is the same problem as before which of course causes further confusion.
You could try asking for an update on the CM6 issues tracker:
http://code.google.com/p/cyanogenmod/issues/detail?id=1763
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yes, the nightly's have recently changed kernel-wise so your fixes don't apply to them. if you would tell me how you did it, i'd love to learn how to work on it.
i still consider myself new to android development and this is one of the areas i know the least about and it's a good chance to learn more
Apologies for not replying sooner. I didn't know anyone had replied.
The CM6 issues tracker has details of the ARM9 crash problem so you could check there to get up to speed on it.
etu_aty said:
Come on man... than was happening to me with every froyo rom I tried too. All you need to do is to connect your in fastboot mode to your computer and do a fastboot erase system -w to clean your phone from any file that is not being wiped in recovery and then reflash the rom you want to use. If your don't know how to use fastboot search in the forum. Cheers.
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Please tell step by step method to clean system through fastboot as I am not able to flash a stable FROYO on my G1.. al the time my market and browser not working properly.
as u mentioned wipe thru recovery sometimes not wipe the file properly.
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MMS process fails?
I haven't been able to receive MMS messages for quite a while now on my phone, no problem really, just send pictures to my email, right? Well, that's becoming a pain for a lot of my friends, so I've decided to do some investigating.
I sent a test MMS message from my mom's T-Mobile phone (not a G1) and watched logcat for something MMS related. Here's what I got:
Code:
D/WAP PUSH( 184): Rx: 0006291f226170706c69636174696f6e2f766e642e7761702e6d6d732
d6d657373616765008184af848d01008c82983274696431343830333236353537345f316f7879716
9008d908918802b31343830343539393634372f545950453d504c4d4e009654657374008a808e030
1fe788805810303f48083687474703a2f2f31302e3137362e33332e3138372f6d6d732f776170656
e633f6c6f636174696f6e3d31343830333236353537345f316f78797169267269643d31313000
I/ActivityManager( 128): Start proc com.android.mms for broadcast com.android.m
ms/.transaction.PushReceiver: pid=4383 uid=10018 gids={3003}
I/ActivityManager( 128): Start proc com.widget.textwidget for broadcast com.wid
get.textwidget/.ExampleBroadcastReceiver: pid=4392 uid=10131 gids={}
D/Process ( 4383): Setting priority of 4391: 10, getpriority returns 10
I/ActivityManager( 128): Process com.android.mms (pid 4383) has died.
I/ActivityManager( 128): Start proc com.handcent.nextsms for broadcast com.hand
cent.nextsms/com.handcent.sms.transaction.PushReceiver: pid=4399 uid=10149 gids=
{3003}
D/dalvikvm( 110): GC freed 264 objects / 10008 bytes in 162ms
I/ActivityManager( 128): Process com.widget.textwidget (pid 4392) has died.
D/dalvikvm( 110): GC freed 32 objects / 1400 bytes in 134ms
D/dalvikvm( 110): GC freed 2 objects / 56 bytes in 76ms
D/Process ( 4399): Setting priority of 4406: 10, getpriority returns 10
I/ActivityManager( 128): Stopping service: com.handcent.nextsms/com.handcent.sm
s.transaction.SmsReceiverService
Never received the MMS. Any ideas? I do use Handcent for SMS but never got MMS messages on it or on any native Messaging. Just came from a wipe on what you see in my sig. Thanks guys!
I'm no expert at readling logs, but have you tried getting rid of all widgets and your 3rd party client for SMS (I personally use CHOMPSMS as my native) and then try to send and recieve an MMS?
When I was talking to T-Mobile yesterday, I did have all of them un-installed. No such luck, only able to send to myself :/
I think it's a service problem...You try wiping/installing different ROM?
alritewhadeva said: I think it's a service problem...You try wiping/installing different ROM? Click to expand... Click to collapse Yup. Already did.
Cannot send 2-page SMS
I am having an issue with sending some SMS's. When I compose and send a fairly long SMS (5-6 lines or more), which I think is a 2-page SMS, there is nothing to suggest that the SMS didn't send, but it is never received. This does not occur with a single-page SMS. I enabled both sent and delivery notifications, both of which came back positive. I thought that the problem then couldn't be my phone, but when I try my SIM in an iPhone longer texts send fine! This occurs with both Manila SMS and WinMo SMS apps, so I think it is slightly lower-level. Problem persists after hard-reset. I only really send longer texts to one person so I havent tried sending one to anyone else since I'm pretty sure it's my problem. Will try anyway. Here are my stats: Radio and Rilphone: 1.13.25.24 (native diamond) ROM: Gen.Y D2 R2-Rev.Y MTTY: Used 2 flashes ago. Unicode SMS: enabled (not sure if this is relevant) Using S2U2 Click to expand... Click to collapse Running processes (connected to ActiveSync): connmgr.exe cprog.exe device.exe filesys.exe gwes.exe iLock2.exe (S2U2) manila.exe NK.exe rapiclnt repllog.exe s2u2.exe (S2U2) services.exe shell32.exe sktools.exe (used to make this list) tmail.exe Click to expand... Click to collapse Any ideas? Is it my problem or the recipients?
I make more of 10 pages by SMS many times a day, and i don't have this issue =/ I think it's not your diamond the cause because you don't have any error message, but it's your operator the problem! Maybe he doesn't support multi-page on a SMS.
It's not my operator, I'm with Orange -- I've never had a problem before and I've never come across a network in the UK that doesn't support multi-page SMS anyway.
Voip Callback application available?
Wonder if there is any callback application available or anyone can do such application where you make a call, the phone will actually call to the callback triggering server, then after xx sec, it will hang up the call. then upon any incoming call within xx sec , it will answer , pause then send the string of numbers made earlier to the call with option to add suffix. Thanks
[Q] MarketPlace - Download Unsuccessful After New Flash
I've tried flashing CM v7.0.0 + DT's A2SD v2.7.5.3B04. Coming from CM v6.1.0, I do a full wipe prior to flashing CM7, Gapps, A2SD. When Nexus attempts to repopulate the SD card/phone from the marketplace every app shows up "Download Unsuccessful." Internet/3G works properly as I can visit webpages. I can properly install .apk's from the SD card. Also during some flash attempts, I've had apps start downloading right away, but after X amount, all remaining apps go "Download Unsuccessful." Downloading/Updating manually from MarketPlace does not work either. Doing "a2sd check" shows that A2SD is installed properly. While it shows a2sd is flashed properly, I've also tried flashing CM7 only and I also get the same thing, booting with and without a SD card. Last night after several attempts with CM7, I did a nandroid restore back to CM6.1.1, however afterwards I was getting the "Download Unsuccessful" when trying to update/download new apps. I wiped everything and turned off phone for the night, since I was worn out. Work up the next morning nandroid restored the same exact backup that I used the previous night, and I can download/update apps perfectly fine. I've tried doing several things I've read like wiping market data/cache from settings > applications and or from titanium backup. Some places say to wipe them from check in services, google apps, and other things, but some of these things do not appear to be installed on this device. I've been struggling with this issue for 2 weeks now while trying to flash CM7, and it's really frustrating. I'm confident it has nothing to do with my SD Card or phone, but rather the google account itself maybe, maybe even google "blocking" for some sort of abuse and it resets the the next day after x hours? Anyone got any recommendations as to how to remedy this?
Did you wipe system partition also? That's recommended coming from cm6 to cm7. Also try to clear market data (can be done via titanium back up)
Yes I've tried wiping the system partition. While I am using AmonRa v2.2.1, I've wiped using a forum users format-signed.zip file that wipes the system partition. While I can't remember who that user is and want to say it's Temasek, I frequently see them in the CM thread. Also I've wiped with Clockwork v3.0.0.5 and I am aware that it has ext issues. I've formatted and repartitioned SD card to be safe. I've tried installing with both AmonRa and Clockwork v2.5.1.4/v3.0.0.5. Many times I've tried clearing market data through system > applications as well as through titanium backup. This never solved my issue. I even tried the #51 nightly, and still had the same problem. While CM7.0.1 just hit, I doubt it's much different than #51. I don't believe my problem is with CM or a2sd, but something else that I cannot pin down.
alienmonkey said: I've tried flashing CM v7.0.0 + DT's A2SD v2.7.5.3B04. Coming from CM v6.1.0, I do a full wipe prior to flashing CM7, Gapps, A2SD. When Nexus attempts to repopulate the SD card/phone from the marketplace every app shows up "Download Unsuccessful." Internet/3G works properly as I can visit webpages. I can properly install .apk's from the SD card. Also during some flash attempts, I've had apps start downloading right away, but after X amount, all remaining apps go "Download Unsuccessful." Downloading/Updating manually from MarketPlace does not work either. Doing "a2sd check" shows that A2SD is installed properly. While it shows a2sd is flashed properly, I've also tried flashing CM7 only and I also get the same thing, booting with and without a SD card. Last night after several attempts with CM7, I did a nandroid restore back to CM6.1.1, however afterwards I was getting the "Download Unsuccessful" when trying to update/download new apps. I wiped everything and turned off phone for the night, since I was worn out. Work up the next morning nandroid restored the same exact backup that I used the previous night, and I can download/update apps perfectly fine. I've tried doing several things I've read like wiping market data/cache from settings > applications and or from titanium backup. Some places say to wipe them from check in services, google apps, and other things, but some of these things do not appear to be installed on this device. I've been struggling with this issue for 2 weeks now while trying to flash CM7, and it's really frustrating. I'm confident it has nothing to do with my SD Card or phone, but rather the google account itself maybe, maybe even google "blocking" for some sort of abuse and it resets the the next day after x hours? Anyone got any recommendations as to how to remedy this? Click to expand... Click to collapse I am having this exact same issue... Upgraded from CM6.1 to CM7.0.2 (HTC Hero CDMA) Market Version I had on CM6 was 2.2.6 ... when installed CM7 it came with market versinn 2.3.3 ... and nothing downloaded successfully before I done anything after the first boot... did full wipes of everything during the install, also using FireRat's Partition Mod... so then I started trying fixes... cleared data and cache of market and download manager... rebooted into recovery and cleared dalvik and cache and rebooted.. nothing! so then i tried reinstalling the market...nothing so then I wiped everything and reflashed again, nothing so then I upgraded to a modified themed market version 2.3.6 obtained from XDA still nothing... Apps stored on sdcard install fine... and using APKtor app...apps install from there but then dont download or install from the regular market, appbrain, or applanet even tried unmounting sdcard im running out of solutions for a fix to this issue...
I tried flashing Market Version 2.2.6 - 2.3.2 - 2.3.3 - 2.3.6 - themed 2.3.6 ...tried removing updates, tried reflashing gapps 30 times.. cleared market and download manager cache/data over 10 times cleared phones dalvik-cache and cache 3-4 times ...went into root explorer and changed the permission for vending.apk none of this has changed the unsuccessful downloads so far even did a full wipe and reflashed CM7 and gapps with nothing else... and market didnt work then... beginning to wonder if this isnt something to do with the ROM instead of the .apk and its data
adb logcat
Okay I decided to do a ADB LOGCAT while trying to download an application through APPPLANET instead of the GOOGLE MARKET... still getting a download unsuccessful... so I'm coming to the conclusion that this is not a market issue, but some sort of JAVA issue maybe...
here is a CUT from the LOGCAT... I can provide a full LOG if necessary...
Code:
D/A2DP ( 134): a2dp_stop
D/A2DP ( 134): bluetooth_stop
E/BluetoothEventLoop.cpp( 172): event_filter: Received signal org.bluez.AudioSink:Stopped from /org/bluez/224/hci0/dev_00_1C_D8_3E_51_F4
D/BluetoothHidService.cpp( 172): hid_event_filter...
E/BluetoothEventLoop.cpp( 172): event_filter: Received signal org.bluez.AudioSink:PropertyChanged from /org/bluez/224/hci0/dev_00_1C_D8_3E_51_F4
D/A2DP ( 134): Received BT_RESPONSE - BT_STOP_STREAM
E/BluetoothEventLoop.cpp( 172): event_filter: Received signal org.bluez.AudioSink:PropertyChanged from /org/bluez/224/hci0/dev_00_1C_D8_3E_51_F4
V/BluetoothEventRedirector(11723): Received android.bluetooth.a2dp.action.SINK_STATE_CHANGED
D/BluetoothA2dpService( 172): A2DP state : device: 00:1C:D8:3E:51:F4 State:4->2
D/CachedBluetoothDevice(11723): onProfileStateChanged: profile A2DP newProfileState 2
D/BABTService( 288): Received action: android.bluetooth.a2dp.action.SINK_STATE_CHANGED
W/System.err(11705): org.json.JSONException: End of input at character 0 of
W/System.err(11705): at org.json.JSONTokener.syntaxError(JSONTokener.java:446)
W/System.err(11705): at org.json.JSONTokener.nextValue(JSONTokener.java:93)
W/System.err(11705): at org.json.JSONObject.<init>(JSONObject.java:154)
W/System.err(11705): at org.json.JSONObject.<init>(JSONObject.java:171)
W/System.err(11705): at com.android.BlackMarketApp.DownloadTask$DownloadFilesTask.run(DownloadTask.java:244)
V/NotificationService( 172): Active profile: Default
I/PROFILE ( 172): Group: Gmail containing : com.android.BlackMarketApp : false
I/PROFILE ( 172): Group: Phone containing : com.android.BlackMarketApp : false
I/PROFILE ( 172): Group: Calendar containing : com.android.BlackMarketApp : false
I/PROFILE ( 172): Group: Email containing : com.android.BlackMarketApp : false
I/PROFILE ( 172): Group: SMS containing : com.android.BlackMarketApp : false
V/ProfileManager( 172): No active group, returning default: Other
V/NotificationService( 172): Pkg: com.android.BlackMarketApp group: Other
D/dalvikvm( 288): GC_EXPLICIT freed 58K, 53% free 2630K/5575K, external 0K/0K, paused 67ms
D/dalvikvm( 676): GC_CONCURRENT freed 385K, 50% free 3209K/6407K, external 36K/548K, paused 7ms+7ms
I/TelephonyRegistry( 172): notifyServiceState: 0 home Jared A. Gosney (N/A) 31000 EvDo rev. A CSS supported 9 1192RoamInd: 128DefRoamInd: 1EmergOnly: false
I/TelephonyRegistry( 172): notifyServiceState: 0 home Jared A. Gosney (N/A) 31000 EvDo rev. A CSS supported 9 1192RoamInd: 128DefRoamInd: 1EmergOnly: false
V/JuiceDefender.Service( 3987): Screen brightness set to 39%, dim 0% - sensor: 1864
I/TelephonyRegistry( 172): notifyServiceState: 0 home Jared A. Gosney (N/A) 31000 EvDo rev. A CSS supported 9 1192RoamInd: 128DefRoamInd: 1EmergOnly: false
I/StagefrightPlayer( 134): setDataSource('/system/media/audio/ui/Effect_Tick.ogg')
D/A2DP ( 134): bluetooth_start
D/AudioFlinger( 134): setParameters(): io 1, keyvalue routing=0, tid 168, calling tid 134
I/AudioHardwareMSM72XX( 134): Routing audio to Handset
E/BluetoothEventLoop.cpp( 172): event_filter: Received signal org.bluez.AudioSink:Playing from /org/bluez/224/hci0/dev_00_1C_D8_3E_51_F4
D/BluetoothHidService.cpp( 172): hid_event_filter...
E/BluetoothEventLoop.cpp( 172): event_filter: Received signal org.bluez.AudioSink:PropertyChanged from /org/bluez/224/hci0/dev_00_1C_D8_3E_51_F4
E/BluetoothEventLoop.cpp( 172): event_filter: Received signal org.bluez.AudioSink:PropertyChanged from /org/bluez/224/hci0/dev_00_1C_D8_3E_51_F4
D/A2DP ( 134): Received BT_RESPONSE - BT_START_STREAM
D/A2DP ( 134): Received BT_RESPONSE - BT_NEW_STREAM
V/BluetoothEventRedirector(11723): Received android.bluetooth.a2dp.action.SINK_STATE_CHANGED
D/CachedBluetoothDevice(11723): onProfileStateChanged: profile A2DP newProfileState 4
D/BluetoothA2dpService( 172): A2DP state : device: 00:1C:D8:3E:51:F4 State:2->4
D/BABTService( 288): Received action: android.bluetooth.a2dp.action.SINK_STATE_CHANGED
I/PerformBackupThread( 172): Initializing (wiping) backup state and transport storage
I/TelephonyRegistry( 172): notifyServiceState: 0 home Jared A. Gosney (N/A) 31000 EvDo rev. A CSS supported 9 1192RoamInd: 128DefRoamInd: 1EmergOnly: false
E/PerformBackupThread( 172): Error backing up @[email protected]
E/PerformBackupThread( 172): java.io.FileNotFoundException
E/PerformBackupThread( 172): at android.os.Parcel.openFileDescriptor(Native Method)
E/PerformBackupThread( 172): at android.os.ParcelFileDescriptor.open(ParcelFileDescriptor.java:115)
E/PerformBackupThread( 172): at com.android.server.BackupManagerService$PerformBackupTask.processOneBackup(BackupManagerService.java:1429)
E/PerformBackupThread( 172): at com.android.server.BackupManagerService$PerformBackupTask.run(BackupManagerService.java:1287)
E/PerformBackupThread( 172): at com.android.server.BackupManagerService$BackupHandler.handleMessage(BackupManagerService.java:314)
E/PerformBackupThread( 172): at android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:99)
E/PerformBackupThread( 172): at android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:123)
E/PerformBackupThread( 172): at android.os.HandlerThread.run(HandlerThread.java:60)
W/PerformBackupThread( 172): Backup pass unsuccessful, restaging
D/A2DP ( 134): a2dp_stop
D/A2DP ( 134): bluetooth_stop
E/BluetoothEventLoop.cpp( 172): event_filter: Received signal org.bluez.AudioSink:Stopped from /org/bluez/224/hci0/dev_00_1C_D8_3E_51_F4
D/BluetoothHidService.cpp( 172): hid_event_filter...
E/BluetoothEventLoop.cpp( 172): event_filter: Received signal org.bluez.AudioSink:PropertyChanged from /org/bluez/224/hci0/dev_00_1C_D8_3E_51_F4
E/BluetoothEventLoop.cpp( 172): event_filter: Received signal org.bluez.AudioSink:PropertyChanged from /org/bluez/224/hci0/dev_00_1C_D8_3E_51_F4
D/A2DP ( 134): Received BT_RESPONSE - BT_STOP_STREAM
V/BluetoothEventRedirector(11723): Received android.bluetooth.a2dp.action.SINK_STATE_CHANGED
D/CachedBluetoothDevice(11723): onProfileStateChanged: profile A2DP newProfileState 2
D/BluetoothA2dpService( 172): A2DP state : device: 00:1C:D8:3E:51:F4 State:4->2
D/BABTService( 288): Received action: android.bluetooth.a2dp.action.SINK_STATE_CHANGED
I/EventLogService( 246): Aggregate from 1304709038588 (log), 1304709038588 (data)
I/TelephonyRegistry( 172): notifyServiceState: 0 home Jared A. Gosney (N/A) 31000 EvDo rev. A CSS supported 9 1192RoamInd: 128DefRoamInd: 1EmergOnly: false
I/TelephonyRegistry( 172): notifyServiceState: 0 home Jared A. Gosney (N/A) 31000 EvDo rev. A CSS supported 9 1192RoamInd: 128DefRoamInd: 1EmergOnly: false
D/dalvikvm( 172): GC_CONCURRENT freed 1268K, 36% free 8030K/12359K, external 0K/512K, paused 8ms+33ms
I/StagefrightPlayer( 134): setDataSource('/system/media/audio/ui/Effect_Tick.ogg')
D/A2DP ( 134): bluetooth_start
D/AudioFlinger( 134): setParameters(): io 1, keyvalue routing=0, tid 168, calling tid 134
I/AudioHardwareMSM72XX( 134): Routing audio to Handset
E/BluetoothEventLoop.cpp( 172): event_filter: Received signal org.bluez.AudioSink:Playing from /org/bluez/224/hci0/dev_00_1C_D8_3E_51_F4
D/BluetoothHidService.cpp( 172): hid_event_filter...
E/BluetoothEventLoop.cpp( 172): event_filter: Received signal org.bluez.AudioSink:PropertyChanged from /org/bluez/224/hci0/dev_00_1C_D8_3E_51_F4
E/BluetoothEventLoop.cpp( 172): event_filter: Received signal org.bluez.AudioSink:PropertyChanged from /org/bluez/224/hci0/dev_00_1C_D8_3E_51_F4
D/A2DP ( 134): Received BT_RESPONSE - BT_START_STREAM
D/A2DP ( 134): Received BT_RESPONSE - BT_NEW_STREAM
V/BluetoothEventRedirector(11723): Received android.bluetooth.a2dp.action.SINK_STATE_CHANGED
D/CachedBluetoothDevice(11723): onProfileStateChanged: profile A2DP newProfileState 4
D/BluetoothA2dpService( 172): A2DP state : device: 00:1C:D8:3E:51:F4 State:2->4
D/BABTService( 288): Received action: android.bluetooth.a2dp.action.SINK_STATE_CHANGED
V/NotificationService( 172): Active profile: Default
I/PROFILE ( 172): Group: Gmail containing : com.android.BlackMarketApp : false
I/PROFILE ( 172): Group: Phone containing : com.android.BlackMarketApp : false
I/PROFILE ( 172): Group: Calendar containing : com.android.BlackMarketApp : false
I/PROFILE ( 172): Group: Email containing : com.android.BlackMarketApp : false
I/PROFILE ( 172): Group: SMS containing : com.android.BlackMarketApp : false
V/ProfileManager( 172): No active group, returning default: Other
V/NotificationService( 172): Pkg: com.android.BlackMarketApp group: Other
D/dalvikvm(11705): GC_FOR_MALLOC freed 256K, 48% free 3703K/7047K, external 526K/1024K, paused 104ms
D/A2DP ( 134): a2dp_stop
D/A2DP ( 134): bluetooth_stop
E/BluetoothEventLoop.cpp( 172): event_filter: Received signal org.bluez.AudioSink:Stopped from /org/bluez/224/hci0/dev_00_1C_D8_3E_51_F4
D/BluetoothHidService.cpp( 172): hid_event_filter...
E/BluetoothEventLoop.cpp( 172): event_filter: Received signal org.bluez.AudioSink:PropertyChanged from /org/bluez/224/hci0/dev_00_1C_D8_3E_51_F4
D/A2DP ( 134): Received BT_RESPONSE - BT_STOP_STREAM
E/BluetoothEventLoop.cpp( 172): event_filter: Received signal org.bluez.AudioSink:PropertyChanged from /org/bluez/224/hci0/dev_00_1C_D8_3E_51_F4
V/BluetoothEventRedirector(11723): Received android.bluetooth.a2dp.action.SINK_STATE_CHANGED
D/CachedBluetoothDevice(11723): onProfileStateChanged: profile A2DP newProfileState 2
D/BluetoothA2dpService( 172): A2DP state : device: 00:1C:D8:3E:51:F4 State:4->2
D/BABTService( 288): Received action: android.bluetooth.a2dp.action.SINK_STATE_CHANGED
D/dalvikvm(11705): GC_FOR_MALLOC freed 225K, 48% free 3701K/7047K, external 526K/1024K, paused 55ms
W/System.err(11705): org.json.JSONException: End of input at character 0 of
W/System.err(11705): at org.json.JSONTokener.syntaxError(JSONTokener.java:446)
W/System.err(11705): at org.json.JSONTokener.nextValue(JSONTokener.java:93)
W/System.err(11705): at org.json.JSONObject.<init>(JSONObject.java:154)
W/System.err(11705): at org.json.JSONObject.<init>(JSONObject.java:171)
W/System.err(11705): at com.android.BlackMarketApp.DownloadTask$DownloadFilesTask.run(DownloadTask.java:244)
V/NotificationService( 172): Active profile: Default
I/PROFILE ( 172): Group: Gmail containing : com.android.BlackMarketApp : false
I/PROFILE ( 172): Group: Phone containing : com.android.BlackMarketApp : false
I/PROFILE ( 172): Group: Calendar containing : com.android.BlackMarketApp : false
I/PROFILE ( 172): Group: Email containing : com.android.BlackMarketApp : false
I/PROFILE ( 172): Group: SMS containing : com.android.BlackMarketApp : false
V/ProfileManager( 172): No active group, returning default: Other
V/NotificationService( 172): Pkg: com.android.BlackMarketApp group: Other
V/JuiceDefender.Service( 3987): Screen brightness set to 34%, dim 0% - sensor: 1379
D/dalvikvm(11723): GC_EXPLICIT freed 72K, 53% free 2640K/5511K, external 0K/0K, paused 70ms
D/dalvikvm( 908): GC_EXPLICIT freed 25K, 56% free 2877K/6535K, external 0K/0K, paused 69ms
I/TelephonyRegistry( 172): notifyServiceState: 0 home Jared A. Gosney (N/A) 31000 EvDo rev. A CSS supported 9 1192RoamInd: 128DefRoamInd: 1EmergOnly: false
W/Smack/Packet( 246): notify conn break (IOEx), close connection
D/Smack ( 246): [XMPPConn] close connection, notifyClosed=false
D/dalvikvm(11771): GC_EXPLICIT freed 31K, 53% free 2602K/5447K, external 0K/0K, paused 68ms
V/JuiceDefender.Service( 3987): Screen brightness set to 32%, dim 0% - sensor: 1160
I/TelephonyRegistry( 172): notifyServiceState: 0 home Jared A. Gosney (N/A) 31000 EvDo rev. A CSS supported 9 1192RoamInd: 128DefRoamInd: 1EmergOnly: false
D/dalvikvm( 246): GC_CONCURRENT freed 381K, 49% free 3445K/6663K, external 0K/0K, paused 6ms+12ms
D/dalvikvm( 246): GC_CONCURRENT freed 445K, 49% free 3406K/6663K, external 0K/0K, paused 7ms+16ms
I/TelephonyRegistry( 172): notifyServiceState: 0 home Jared A. Gosney (N/A) 31000 EvDo rev. A CSS supported 9 1192RoamInd: 128DefRoamInd: 1EmergOnly: false
D/GTalkService( 246): [RosterMgr] roster not modified
D/GTalkService( 246): [OtrMgr] OTR not modified
I/TelephonyRegistry( 172): notifyServiceState: 0 home Jared A. Gosney (N/A) 31000 EvDo rev. A CSS supported 9 1192RoamInd: 128DefRoamInd: 1EmergOnly: false
I/PerformBackupThread( 172): Initializing (wiping) backup state and transport storage
E/PerformBackupThread( 172): Error backing up @[email protected]
E/PerformBackupThread( 172): java.io.FileNotFoundException
E/PerformBackupThread( 172): at android.os.Parcel.openFileDescriptor(Native Method)
E/PerformBackupThread( 172): at android.os.ParcelFileDescriptor.open(ParcelFileDescriptor.java:115)
E/PerformBackupThread( 172): at com.android.server.BackupManagerService$PerformBackupTask.processOneBackup(BackupManagerService.java:1429)
E/PerformBackupThread( 172): at com.android.server.BackupManagerService$PerformBackupTask.run(BackupManagerService.java:1287)
E/PerformBackupThread( 172): at com.android.server.BackupManagerService$BackupHandler.handleMessage(BackupManagerService.java:314)
E/PerformBackupThread( 172): at android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:99)
E/PerformBackupThread( 172): at android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:123)
E/PerformBackupThread( 172): at android.os.HandlerThread.run(HandlerThread.java:60)
W/PerformBackupThread( 172): Backup pass unsuccessful, restaging
I/TelephonyRegistry( 172): notifyServiceState: 0 home Jared A. Gosney (N/A) 31000 EvDo rev. A CSS supported 9 1192RoamInd: 128DefRoamInd: 1EmergOnly: false
notice the
Code:
W/System.err(11705): org.json.JSONException: End of input at character 0 of
W/System.err(11705): at org.json.JSONTokener.syntaxError(JSONTokener.java:446)
W/System.err(11705): at org.json.JSONTokener.nextValue(JSONTokener.java:93)
W/System.err(11705): at org.json.JSONObject.<init>(JSONObject.java:154)
W/System.err(11705): at org.json.JSONObject.<init>(JSONObject.java:171)
W/System.err(11705): at com.android.BlackMarketApp.DownloadTask$DownloadFilesTask.run(DownloadTask.java:244)
is this my problem?! and how do I fix it?!
I found a fix, that worked for my market http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...postcount=4650
I have this same issue. I tried to flash a new ROM last night, went fine and Google started restoring apps automatically. I then restored my Titanium and everything was fine but I then could not download anything from the market. I tried another fresh install wiping everything and weirdly Google restored my apps again but after it had finished I couldn't download anything else. So I figured it was an issue with the ROM so I restored my Nandroid. But guess what I know still cannot download anything from the market. I have tried everything suggested like wiping Market cache, data, Uninstall updates etc but nothing works. I can push apps to my phone from market.android.com but cannot download from my phone. It is so frustrating. How did you fix? The link above doesn't work.
Exact same issue here. Seems like apps will still install if done through the online market though. Apps that I have removed are still showing as installed there which leads me to believe it is an issue with the app not communicating with googles servers properly. The only way this would make sense is if the online market bypasses your market client entirely, which could make sense.
I've had this happen. The way I fixed it was to change my password on my Gmail account and then do a full wipe ( hard reset). Two things happened, 1) my device got a new ID and 2) the new password forced Google's servers to reauthenticate me ( my device) Edit: Change Password First! Sent from my N1, running CM7 and IntersectRaven's latest kernel. (AVS)
I've come to the realization that Google puts a 12-24hr ban in place on irregular market place activity. My apps always update on fridays/saturdays for the most part. When going from CM6 to CM7 i always did it on a friday or saturday. and would get this error. Even doing a nandroid restore on the same day after getting the error would still give me the error. Turned phone off waited till next morning and nandroid restore all ok. Decided to flash CM7 on a sunday and bam market downloads are ok. Forward to this weekend when I realize all my market links are missing and I have to redownload all apps. Everything is working ok as I make my way from A to S in apps, however about 8pm-10pm I get the error again close to the end of S. Wake up in the morning 7:30, reboot, and still get the error. I get to work at 9am and things are downloading ok. No reflash, no nandrestore, no titanium restore. I believe that google is placing some sort of 12hr hold on market accounts due to irregular activity, maybe to help with fraudulent credit cards and download/unstall of paid apps to get free. If you getting this error wait 12-24hrs and see what happens.
Thanks man, us just came back on its own Sent from my Nexus S using XDA App
[Q] Android Beam - "Tap to Beam" GUI remove
Hi, I am a newbie in Xposed framework. I am wondering how to remove "tap to send" from Android Beam during sending messages via NFC in P2P mode communication. There is listener which waiting for tap. I think that to do some changed in class P2pLinkManager and method onLlcpActivated(). There is a listener which is waiting for confirmation (i think that it is tap) mEventListener.onP2pSendConfirmationRequested() interface method; I found information about this method, that to do it I have to use Callback interface. //Called when a NDEF payload is prepared to send, and confirmation is //* required. Call Callback.onP2pSendConfirmed() to make the confirmation. Is it possible to use this callback on event waiting confirmation ? I guess that we can not do it after invoke method onLlcpActivated() because listener is invoked in this method. Is there another solution than rewrite method onLlcpActivated?