I have a strange problem on my phone. Normally it works fine, but when I ever do a reboot, my phone becomes really unstable. It used to just reboot after installing or removing an app, but now it reboots imediately after "Android is upgrading...". I have to remove Cache and Dalvik cache with TWRP (and wait half an hour for all my apps to be upgraded after the boot) to make it work again, only to watch it grow slower over time due to (I think) the memory leak bug. Does anyone have an idea? The problem occured when I installed xposed and a few modules, it could be the problem lies in one of those, but i'm not sure. Is there a way to create something like a logcat when booting, so the problem will become visible?
Ah nevermind, I only made the problem worse. I thougt it would be a good idea to dirty flash a new kernel onto it... Wasn't a good idea. At boot I get this sorta errors E/SchedPolicy( 184): add_tid_to_cgroup failed: policy=1 and when I'm booted up everything closes all the time... Gonna be searching for a solution...
EDIT: Lol I flashed the kernel for 5.1, I'm running 5.0... (facepalm)
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Hello Guys.
I actually have a problem. I flashed my phone with the firmware which has the bootloader on it. Gingerbread 2.3.3. JVJPG
It worked perfectly for about 2-3 weeks. Then i did something foolish. i forcestopped the 'maps' process . Thought it might free up some RAM.
now after that i continuously been getting the 'maps has been unresponsive and would forced stop' message on the phone. So to get rid of it I flashed the phone against thinking it would reinstall . But no. I kept getting that message after flashing aswell together with OTHER APPS also started giving the message.
i have cleared the cachet and factory reset the phone BUT STILL those APPS remain on the phone. they dont work just continuously gives the force stopped messages. The camera works but doesn't save the pics. Any app i want to d/L . it doesnt install says something about ' package is unresponsive'.
Thankfully the downland mode works. I flashed it yet again with FROYO but now it seem like the whole system has crashed !!
The wierd thing is that APPS dont seem to get uninstalled and no date is lost even after factory reset.
Can anyone help me with this ?
Also even if i uninstall the apps. after restarting the phone. they just remain on the phone !
but don't work
Got the firmware for this thead:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1011901
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I get the following unresponsive and need to close down messages :
google partner setup
Google services framework
maps
etc.
Also process system is unresponsive.
Flash back to stock firmware, install a kernel with CWM recovery, download your chosen rom, before installing, reboot into recovery, before installing, got to mounts and storage, format system, data, cache and datadata, then wipe dalvik, then install custom rom all should be fine after that let me know bud
Sent from my CM7 modded I9000. Kernel is one mean son of a Glitch!
Thanks a lot Djice for the reply. I had an inkling that i had to meddle with the kernel now :s
The problem is I have never meddling with the kernel before. Can you help me find a suitable tutorial for all those steps?
I'll search for em as well.
Guys, Any detailed help?
havn't been able to solve the problem still.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=941139
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ths thread has almost the same , but no replies on what to do
I just rooted my phone and installed TWRP. My phone was working flawlessly before the root. There was absoultely no lag and everything was working great. I just rooted and it all went to hell. Here are some issues I'm having:
Lag. Every 20 seconds my phone kind of freezes for 2-3 seconds. So if I click sometime or type something during that lag, it freezes for 3 seconds and than completes the task I was doing. Really annoying because its happening so often.
Exposed isn't working right. Every time I try to install a module it gets stuck on the "installing" screen. Takes way to long to install something. I just installed Wanam and it seriously took about 2 mins.
Wanam isn't working at all. When I open the app and click something nothing happens. It's frozen completely. Than I get a pop up that wanam isn't responding would you like to close it? I've restarted my phone about 10 times.
The experience is just bad now. the lag and all these issues.. I wish I didn't root. I read that it's something do with S-Health and deleting its data and cache should help. I did that and it's still the same.
Please help!
Odin back to stock and start
over.
BAD ASS NOTE 4
Did you try a clean install deleting everything and Flashing rom again? If so and still having issues try Flashing stock firmware from samsung mobile with Odin...
YourCancer01 said:
Did you try a clean install deleting everything and Flashing rom again? If so and still having issues try Flashing stock firmware from samsung mobile with Odin...
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I guess I'll factory reset and redo the process. Really didn't wanna do that though lol. Worked forever to set it up the way I like it.
Ya know how you feel I'm on my second note 4 my first was a dud and had to get a new one but probably did 4 resets trying different settings and talking to tech support but good luck
Did you flash a custom rom? I think being stock rooted is the problem. Mine was acting up a bit while running stock rooted 'til I took the plunge and flashed firekat.
I'd be willing to bet if you flashed any rom your problems would be over. Including the stock ones in development.
Samsung has you in a funny situation 'til you flash.
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Did you flash a custom rom? I think being stock rooted is the problem. Mine was acting up a bit while running stock rooted 'til I took the plunge and flashed firekat.
I'd be willing to bet if you flashed any rom your problems would be over. Including the stock ones in development.
Samsung has you in a funny situation 'til you flash.
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Do any of the ROMs offer s-pen support? Would I be able to, say, freeze S Note, flash firekat, and then unfreeze the S Note app and have it function properly?
Firekat comes with s-note. No need to freeze and reinstall.
In fact he just gave out the apk for sketchbook for galaxy in his rom thread.
PS.
Flashing a custom rom at this point is not that much different than stock or stock rooted.
It's just the hiccups are taken out by the best of the best.
All the roms have s-pen working.
If you flash firekat following the instructions in the op.
S-note will be included and work for you.
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I just rooted my phone and installed TWRP. My phone was working flawlessly before the root. There was absoultely no lag and everything was working great. I just rooted and it all went to hell. Here are some issues I'm having:
Lag. Every 20 seconds my phone kind of freezes for 2-3 seconds. So if I click sometime or type something during that lag, it freezes for 3 seconds and than completes the task I was doing. Really annoying because its happening so often.
Exposed isn't working right. Every time I try to install a module it gets stuck on the "installing" screen. Takes way to long to install something. I just installed Wanam and it seriously took about 2 mins.
Wanam isn't working at all. When I open the app and click something nothing happens. It's frozen completely. Than I get a pop up that wanam isn't responding would you like to close it? I've restarted my phone about 10 times.
The experience is just bad now. the lag and all these issues.. I wish I didn't root. I read that it's something do with S-Health and deleting its data and cache should help. I did that and it's still the same.
Please help!
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it happened to me, it was with xposed and wanam,,, I just installed my stock odex rom tethering rom, and install SU and restored all my apps with titanium backup, except xposed and wanam, everything is working great, goto the theme and app section, foreverloco has the inverted apps, and I am super happy this way, I just delete the bloat apps from my rom and goto go...
Noticed that Xposed was a bit wonky for me at first today too but things settled down. I basically focused on getting S-Health working first and it seemed like once I got XSecureStorage installed to address S-Health things went smoothly thereafter.
OP. Exact thing happened to me and I freaked out. I forgot about flashing stock image and went to t mobile and got an exchange. Basically I'm scared to do it again.
Sent from my t mobile note 4 or Tab s
I'm having a pretty serious issue. My phone rebooted on its own earlier and I only know because when it came back on it has the message: android system there's an internal problem with your device, and it may be unstable until you factory data reset.
I booted into safe mode and got the same error which tells me it isn't an app (I think)
Titanium backup force closes upon boot and will not open. I was hoping to use it to backup a couple of my games.
Anyone know of a fix? I haven't installed anything new in the last few days. Do I just need to hard reset? I'm hoping to avoid that. I might try to flash a new 5.1 system to see if that fixes it.
I had the same problem before. I believe its due to an error with the /data partition. Best thing I can recommend is formatting /data
As an update. I fastboot flashed I over D and did not get anywhere. I still get the error when it boots up and titanium backup is still borked. It was working fine before. I've heard that SMS apps can give issues so I am backing everything up, including the messages, and I'm going to erase all the messages and Textra. I will then reboot. If that doesn't fix it I guess it's time for a format of everything.
I've had Android for a long time, since the OG Hero on Sprint. This is the first time this has happened, so I'm hoping it isn't a common thing for the Nexus 6.
Deleting all messages and textra did not fix the issue. The only thing I think that could've caused it is recently by chainfire. It happened the day after I installed, tried, didn't work, and uninstalled. The next day the issue pops up and won't go away. Could also just be coincidence.
The only way I fixed this was factory reset. I did not have to wipe user data.
Hello again XDA!
So this has become much more frustrating that I thought it would. My phone normally operates fine, just a couple minor software issues here and there, latest issue being my alarm not going off, tried disabling amplify in xposed as the issue only occurs if the phone has been idle for the night, figured maybe amplify might be blocking the wakelock or something. Just thought I'd share in case the module could be the root cause of both issues.
The issue I'd really like to ask about has to do with booting. As I said, the phone generally runs fine, but any time I reboot(or my phone dies) I have to wipe the dalvik in TWRP or else android just hangs on bootup indefinitely. Not only is this always a slow process(generally 15 mins of downtime) but it drains about 30% battery in the process. Just wondering if anyone has had this issue and fixed it without wiping and reinstalling a rom from the ground up.
Currently running latest ICE Lollipop build 7.1.3, elementalX 22.4-sense kernel, and latest firmware, 4.19 I believe. Xposed running with just a handful of modules (greenify, snapprefs, xblast, youtube adaway, sense toolbox). I have tried using stock kernel and uninstalling xposed framework and apk to no avail. What does work is a clean install of the same rom with the same basic setup, but I didn't want to have to reconfigure everything if I didn't have to, so I restored my backup in the meantime.
I can't get a logcat ATM, maybe tomorrow after work if I have some time. I'm also not 100% sure how to grab one anymore since its been years since I last posted one, but would be happy to provide one soon.
cheers!
I had the Nook HD+ running CyanogenMod for a few years.
I changed nothing, but lately it stopped working, complaining about Trebuchet, so I changed the launcher and it worked again, but giving occasional errors about an app not starting.
In the last few days it also started sporadically rebooting itself. Plunging it in did not seem to change anything. Lowering the max CPU speed from 1.5GHz to 1.1 did not help.
Now, it would not start at all – it would always get stuck at the circling CyanogenMod boot screen. It would still shut down using a long press.
I can start the rescue fine, with no unwanted reboots.
I do have a small amount of data there that I would like to be able to take out, if possible.
I don't care for any specific OS version/mod.
What do you think is the cause of this issue?
How can I fix this? Can I get the Data out?
Btw, in the years it was working, it did have an issue of sometimes restarting instead of shutting down.
I never knew if it was a fault with my device or the with latest CM.
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I had the Nook HD+ running CyanogenMod for a few years.
I changed nothing, but lately it stopped working, complaining about Trebuchet, so I changed the launcher and it worked again, but giving occasional errors about an app not starting.
In the last few days it also started sporadically rebooting itself. Plunging it in did not seem to change anything. Lowering the max CPU speed from 1.5GHz to 1.1 did not help.
Now, it would not start at all – it would always get stuck at the circling CyanogenMod boot screen. It would still shut down using a long press.
I can start the rescue fine, with no unwanted reboots.
I do have a small amount of data there that I would like to be able to take out, if possible.
I don't care for any specific OS version/mod.
What do you think is the cause of this issue?
How can I fix this? Can I get the Data out?
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Hi Kov8.
I was running CM 11.1 for ovation and experienced the same thing. My solution was to install a newer version.
To save your data, set up an SD card (be sure you have enough extra room for your data) with the TWRP 3.0.1-0 version here:
https://notredame.app.box.com/s/26a4bygh9vbaw7jjq08xr5evomvaw5ww/folder/3332706778
Load TWRP and look for the File Manager. I think it's under "Advanced." You can use that to copy or move your data to the SD card.
After that, consider upgrading to AOSP or LNOS. I can install AOSP without much difficulty, but LNOS doesn't go well. More on that in a later post.
If you need more detailed information, look at this post and download the pdf at the end of the first post:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/nook-hd/general/install-cyanogenmod-12-1-barnes-noble-t3211119
Kov8 said:
Btw, in the years it was working, it did have an issue of sometimes restarting instead of shutting down.
I never knew if it was a fault with my device or the with latest CM.
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Yes. I've been reading that all the recent ROMs do that.
The solution is to do a standard shutdown followed by a hard shutdown (by holding the power button for 8 seconds).
I suspect that going straight for the hard shutdown caused some file system errors that made installing new ROMs very difficult.
I'm OK now, though.
Thanks for the detailed reply! I will try.
The link for TWRP does not work. Can I install the latest, 3.2.1.0?
Kov8 said:
The link for TWRP does not work. Can I install the latest, 3.2.1.0?
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That's funny. I just downloaded two copies from that link.
For version 3.2.1-0, it sounds like you're looking at the version from the team win website. I haven't tested that one thoroughly, but I have tried out their version 3.1.1-0. It works pretty well. It gave me some minor error messages here and there, but if I just repeated what resulted in the error, it generally went through on the second attempt without an error.
The link worked for me later. I managed to change to TWRP 3.0.1-0 only after removing the version identifier from the zip file. I later easily upgraded TWRP to the newest.
I also upgraded to the latest AOSP from the same source, without deleting, as I couldn't get the data from one app. I then installed ARM 7.1 pico gapps. Some apps kept crashing, but removing and reinstalling seems to have fixed that.
The only problem, is that now shut down never works, and restart always takes me to recovery. So I just hard shutdown there.
Kov8 said:
The link worked for me later. I managed to change to TWRP 3.0.1-0 only after removing the version identifier from the zip file. I later easily upgraded TWRP to the newest.
I also upgraded to the latest AOSP from the same source, without deleting, as I couldn't get the data from one app. I then installed ARM 7.1 pico gapps. Some apps kept crashing, but removing and reinstalling seems to have fixed that.
The only problem, is that now shut down never works, and restart always takes me to recovery. So I just hard shutdown there.
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Mind telling how you managed to update twrp from 3.0 1 to the latest? I successfully installed 3.0.1 to my nook hd+, then flashed 3.2.1 img to recovery, now the device stuck at boot.
I simply downloaded to img file from their website (for ovation, my device), placed on the micro-sd, and installed it from TWRP itself. As simple as that.
Are you sure that you got the correct version for your device?
I also always verify the integrity of roms after writing them to a card. I've seen bad cards.