G2 rebooting once a day
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Use the built-in backup utility to backup your whole system, copy the file to your computer, then do a factory reset. After going through the initial setup, copy the file back to your phone and restore.
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Sounds like your Xposed Modules are probably causing it.
I only use G2 Xposed module. It seems to do pretty much everything you need.
That or you have Facebook install or some other app that is killing you. I agree with a wipe. Then take it slow when restoring apps. Run bare for a few days with just basic core apps. Then install Xposed and G2 Xposed. Tweak it and run it for a few days. Slowly add in a few apps at a time until you find the one that is doing it.
Some people have said Swype Keyboard was causing reboots.
I only use G2 Xposed module. It seems to do pretty much everything you need.
That or you have Facebook install or some other app that is killing you. I agree with a wipe. Then take it slow when restoring apps. Run bare for a few days with just basic core apps. Then install Xposed and G2 Xposed. Tweak it and run it for a few days. Slowly add in a few apps at a time until you find the one that is doing it.
Some people have said Swype Keyboard was causing reboots.
I had this too on KitKat never used xposed or anything like that. I am rooted though. The last_kmsg log shows an error that seems to be related to some sort of logging. Disabling this option in kernel can stop the reboots but need to build a modified kernel for that. I could be totally wrong like but that's just from my reading up...
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Thank you guys, I am sadly not skilled enough to build a kernel, and already tested a lot of things, but I guess that I have to bite in the sour apple and do a factory reset
May i help you ? I can image how annoying it would be. You can start sending me the last_kmsg file . Just install a terminal emulator and type this commands after an unexpected reboot
su
cat /proc/last_kmsg > /sdcard/last_kmsg.txt
Then you could also record the logcat and send me that too(you can use catlog for that purpose)
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Hey mate nice to see you here!
I had the idea to post this in your thread first, but decided to start a new thread as I know that you do have a lot of work and didn't want to bother you
.Great, I will install an emulator on my G2 (any recommendations?) and send you the ksmg file.
Thank you in advance!
I believe it's an android kitkat thing. It's partook the 4.4.3 change log to fix the random rebooting issue
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honestly it happened to me too on my d803... just like once every 24 hours... somewhere randomly the phone will reboot :S.... could not find a pattern why it was...
but after installing simple kernel now its happening once every two days or so... no idea if it is the kitkat bug or what...
but after installing simple kernel now its happening once every two days or so... no idea if it is the kitkat bug or what...
Hey mate nice to see you here!
I had the idea to post this in your thread first, but decided to start a new thread as I know that you do have a lot of work and didn't want to bother you
Great, I will install an emulator on my G2 (any recommendations?) and send you the ksmg file.
Thank you in advance!
It's the same it's just needed to copy a file
, i use one called "Terminal emulator"
OK, tried everything now, deinstalled SwiftKey, other kernels, other rom, factory reset....
Still rebooting, yesterday during a call, I guess my G2 won't survive long, while every reboot I have to count until 10 to prevent me from smashing it on the ground.
Thinking about a new smartphone, maybe a Nexus 5....
Still rebooting, yesterday during a call, I guess my G2 won't survive long, while every reboot I have to count until 10 to prevent me from smashing it on the ground
. Thinking about a new smartphone, maybe a Nexus 5....
OK, tried everything now, deinstalled SwiftKey, other kernels, other rom, factory reset....
Still rebooting, yesterday during a call, I guess my G2 won't survive long, while every reboot I have to count until 10 to prevent me from smashing it on the ground
Thinking about a new smartphone, maybe a Nexus 5....
Now I'm on slimkat and i have 0 reboots atm, the dev say that is fixing the issue on next build for sure, and it have only minor issue like BT drain also if not paired and other small things that will be fixed asap. Btw I understand you but better battery life is keeping me on this phone atleast until N6 appear on market.
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Didn't you lost the SIM signal within the reboot? I have this problem...
And it was a mainboard issue...
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And it was a mainboard issue...
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2Thank you guys, I am sadly not skilled enough to build a kernel, and already tested a lot of things, but I guess that I have to bite in the sour apple and do a factory reset
May i help you ? I can image how annoying it would be. You can start sending me the last_kmsg file . Just install a terminal emulator and type this commands after an unexpected reboot
su
cat /proc/last_kmsg > /sdcard/last_kmsg.txt
Then you could also record the logcat and send me that too(you can use catlog for that purpose)1
You are describing 100% my G2...
As I wrote I have tried nearly everything, including changing my SIM card, deinstalling Swiftkey, factory reset, different roms and kernels.
Last thing I can try now is get rid of Facebook, what I will do NOW1I would flash the KDZ file from the flasher and upgrade again.
I'm not sure if you guys have played with custom roms/kernels but sometimes bits and parts start to get mixed in and causes it. Only flashing a KDZ using the LG Flasher tool will completely blow away your partitions, format, and set everything back up as new.
That is the next step. If you flash a KDZ and your phone STILL reboots randomly, then it is a hardware problem. Could be faulty ram or connection somewhere. Hope you nail down the problem.1
I did the exact same thing 2 days ago. Ie installed Stock KK using the LG tool, rooted with iroot and then installed recovery with Autorec. So far so good, no reboots. They were happening at lest once a day previously.1
No need just use the LG Mobile support tool. When it tells you your up to date there go to the options menu and choose "update recovery". It will download and install the firmware.
I know it sounds like its just going to upgrade the phones recovery partition but It downloaded the whole firmware and flashed it for me.
