Past couple of weeks (~2 weeks), I've had my opo randomly reboot, can happen just about anytime. Middle of a call, browsing the web, etc. I did a clean install but that didnt do anything what so ever. Anyone else have this issue and resolve it?
Need some information on what are you running on your phone
Cos11, cos12, cm, etc
Also can you remember the last thing you did on your phone before the reboots
903tex said:
Need some information on what are you running on your phone
Cos11, cos12, cm, etc
Also can you remember the last thing you did on your phone before the reboots
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I was running Stock Cm12 when the issues started, don't remember the exact reason for the original reboot, it was just random. I wiped and clean flashed temasek's 12.1 but the problem still persists.
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Is anyone else experienceing this problem and is there a solution to fix this?
sxyshotta said:
Is anyone else experienceing this problem and is there a solution to fix this?
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Factory Reset, you messed something up in your rom most likely. If you are s-off'd I would recommend flashing another rom, or reflashing a the same rom.
Which ROM are you running?
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kslen said:
Which ROM are you running?
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im using ARHD, but im used many other rom and the samething keeps happening, i even got another sensation and its the samething
I too have run across this issue. I found if I use more than one Widget it happens. This is happening on the past two roms I have used.
COMPLETELY wipe your phone, flash a stable ROM you know that works, and then make a nandroid backup so this doesn't happen again. Normally I would suspect a faulty kernel, but if it's happening on every ROM idk what to say.
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I am going to flash another rom , for testing purpose...while looking into it I fund this comment.....
Set CPU clock back to 1.2 GHz.... fi you don't want your CPU to be overclocked or you had boot-loop or random reboots ---
Not sure if this is the answer, but I'll try it, if it continues , and will report back
I've been running into this same issue, but it only happens in the middle of the night. The phone wakes me up with its little vibrate when rebooting over and over. The only way I can stop the rebooting is to unplug and plug the charging cable back in. Plus the phone gets really hot until I unplug it. Running the latest NRG rom with stock kernel.
This happens to me whenever I play music, and alternate between texting and surfing the web...stock rom...
j3.cole said:
I am going to flash another rom , for testing purpose...while looking into it I fund this comment.....
Set CPU clock back to 1.2 GHz.... fi you don't want your CPU to be overclocked or you had boot-loop or random reboots ---
Not sure if this is the answer, but I'll try it, if it continues , and will report back
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Thanks will try that
I'm having the same problem now. Phone was fine then started rebooting. wiped and restored from backup of when it was fine and still reboots.
i have the same problem i installed the bad recovery awhile back when it forst came out now on the good one but i think it messed up the phone cause i have random reboots like crazy i have s-off and everything just since that day it started but the phone works perfect on the charger i got a s2 since then but would like to revive my old phone if possible
This started occurring last night when I was using Winamp to sync music files to my phone. Every 10% or so the phone would reboot itself and I'd have to start the entire process over. Since then, I've been getting random reboots while doing anything from typing an e-mail to closing an app and haven't been able to narrow it down to anything specific.
So far I've tried
1) Removing my external sd card
2) Uninstalling numerous apps to try an pinpoint one causing an issue
3) Underclock from the 1.9 ghz the rom comes with
4) Removing the battery
5) Reflashing the latest nightly, clearing cashe and dalvik
Anyone have any idea on how I can try to resolve this? I love the phone and the ROM, but I can't deal with random reboots while just using my phone normally.
Thanks in advance.
jdubsss said:
This started occurring last night when I was using Winamp to sync music files to my phone. Every 10% or so the phone would reboot itself and I'd have to start the entire process over. Since then, I've been getting random reboots while doing anything from typing an e-mail to closing an app and haven't been able to narrow it down to anything specific.
So far I've tried
1) Removing my external sd card
2) Uninstalling numerous apps to try an pinpoint one causing an issue
3) Underclock from the 1.9 ghz the rom comes with
4) Removing the battery
5) Reflashing the latest nightly, clearing cashe and dalvik
Anyone have any idea on how I can try to resolve this? I love the phone and the ROM, but I can't deal with random reboots while just using my phone normally.
Thanks in advance.
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I had this problem too with the latest release, even after reflashing it, and it even popped up randomly like your issue after using the ROM for a while. All of the sudden random reboots all the time. I went back to R64. I think there is a different kernel in some of the newer releases or some change, I don't really know, but R64 has been running perfect all around and hasn't rebooted once on me. You may be able to dirty flash back to 64, I don't know if it will work because I didn't try it, but I do know a clean flash fixed it for me. If it's just kernel issues then dirty flash should work as usual.
adoublearonn said:
I had this problem too with the latest release, even after reflashing it, and it even popped up randomly like your issue after using the ROM for a while. All of the sudden random reboots all the time. I went back to R64. I think there is a different kernel in some of the newer releases or some change, I don't really know, but R64 has been running perfect all around and hasn't rebooted once on me. You may be able to dirty flash back to 64, I don't know if it will work because I didn't try it, but I do know a clean flash fixed it for me. If it's just kernel issues then dirty flash should work as usual.
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Thanks for the reply. I flashed leankernel tonight and so far so good... time will tell though.
Good day everyone. So I recently started to experience weird freezes and crashes of most of the apps. Like facebook, instagram, some games. Not all of the apps do this. It all started about a month ago. I tryed using multiple diffrent ROM's. Although that ROM did work correctly for another month before these errors came up. Now I am using Global Elite rom: https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s6/development/sm-g920f-sm-g925f-griffin-t3435461
I always do a clean flash. Rooted with magisk, even though I was using SuperSU for other roms. Any help will be aprecieted. I am suspecting hardware failure (anyway to test that?). Thanks in advance.
Bumping this thread. Things getting worse... Please anyone. I am desperate...
Why don't you revert to your initial ROM, the one that never caused any issues?
RossTeagan said:
Why don't you revert to your initial ROM, the one that never caused any issues?
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Problem is that every rom I've tried do same things. What is left to try is stock official firmware. But I will have to try it later as I am currently on the go.
Try to do a factory reset and see if the problem persists.
Since the lastest update been getting random soft reboots left and right for no apparent reason. Never had that happen on 9.0.2. I'm all stock no root or mods. I've tried clean flashing, multiple times with fresh downloads, flashing via fastboot, changed slots. I have the same apps as before.... Not sure what's causing it. How do I track down what's causing it or is anyone experiencing this ?
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ac3theone said:
Since the lastest update been getting random soft reboots left and right for no apparent reason. Never had that happen on 9.0.2. I'm all stock no root or mods. I've tried clean flashing, multiple times with fresh downloads, flashing via fastboot, changed slots. I have the same apps as before.... Not sure what's causing it. How do I track down what's causing it or is anyone experiencing this ?
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Logcats I believe may have the answer.
Have you tried doing a clean flash including a factory reset and all that. as if it's out of the box. Install 0 apps and see if it resets on its own?
I've been experiencing this as well, since I think open beta 8. It got to a point where i thought maybe root or being unlocked was causing it, so I did a complete factory reset, flashed open beta 10 via fastboot, so at this point I'm out of the box fresh. I'm still getting random soft reboots, in the middle of last night while i was sleeping being the last one. I've read that setting a private dns might be the cause of it, but i began experiencing it originally before I started using one, so i doubt its that. Are you currently using private dns? I've read people experiences this issue whether they use dns or not, so I personally feel that's not the cause.
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Since the lastest update been getting random soft reboots left and right for no apparent reason. Never had that happen on 9.0.2. I'm all stock no root or mods. I've tried clean flashing, multiple times with fresh downloads, flashing via fastboot, changed slots. I have the same apps as before.... Not sure what's causing it. How do I track down what's causing it or is anyone experiencing this ?
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thefallen924 said:
I've been experiencing this as well, since I think open beta 8. It got to a point where i thought maybe root or being unlocked was causing it, so I did a complete factory reset, flashed open beta 10 via fastboot, so at this point I'm out of the box fresh. I'm still getting random soft reboots, in the middle of last night while i was sleeping being the last one. I've read that setting a private dns might be the cause of it, but i began experiencing it originally before I started using one, so i doubt its that. Are you currently using private dns? I've read people experiences this issue whether they use dns or not, so I personally feel that's not the cause.
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I was using a private dns, as of yesterday I stopped using one to test if that was the cause. Since then I haven't experienced reboots
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I've been using Lineageos 14.1 (and Xposed) on my Nexus 5 for yesrs and am happy with it. But in the last week I've been having crashes, usually when waking the phone from sleep. When that happens I can sometimes just reboot but other times I was faced with repeated bootloops and I've had to go into twrp recovery and "reboot system" to get back to a working phone.
To resolve the crashes and boot loops the first few times this happened, I deleted the Davlic cache and cache. The problem persists.
I updated lineageos to the latest Jan 3, 2019 even though I don't think this has anything to do with linesgeos which has worked for years, but the crashes continue.
I just don't know "how" to troubleshoot this problem beyond what I tried. What should I do to find out what is causing the phone to crash?
Any troubleshooting suggestions appreciated.
To determine if it a software issue, I suggest flashing the latest stock Google ROM. If the crashes stop, you'll know it is a custom ROM issue.
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To determine if it a software issue, I suggest flashing the latest stock Google ROM. If the crashes stop, you'll know it is a custom ROM issue.
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Thank you for replying . I'll try that although the problems started without my having upgraded from the same rom I've used for a long time.
Would some kind of log help?
Thanks again.
A log would certainly help the developer.
Have you posted your query in the ROM thread?
Yes and got no reply so far.