"device has either stopped responding or has been disconnected"

[resarfekim]

"device has either stopped responding or has been disconnected"
I get this error when copying files to my phone. To internal or external storage.
Happens even in TWRP recovery.
Tried different PC, cable, files.

Copying from the phone works perfectly.
What could this be?

I did drop my phone last night from 4' (has a decent cover). Hopefully it's not a hardware issue.

Running COK1 Project Unknown rom.

Thanks!
Mike

 

[samep]

I've noticed the stock kernel tends to want the display on and unlocked to exchange files through MTD. It may even get stubborn if attempted with screen off. Rooted stock with systemless SuperSU actually gives some adb access despite saying it cannot remount adb- access denied.

If you want more freedom of file exchange or adb, try a permissive kernel like Beastmode, AEL, Emotion or Plasma kernel. Not necessarily in that order... individual preferences, experience and results may vary. If you swap kernel to permissive, you should also switch SuperSU to 2.50 or less. IIRC, a recent suggestion was less than 2.50, like SuperSU 2.49 beta.

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[resarfekim]

Thanks. I believe I was on the latest AEL kernel.
I wiped everything (internal, system, format data.... the works!), then installed the new CMRemix Marshmallow. File copy problem is gone (and rom is running nice (after some initial jitters)).

So I wonder why my file copy problem occurred in TWRP. Does recovery use the rom's Kernel?

 

[samep]

Thanks. I believe I was on the latest AEL kernel.
I wiped everything (internal, system, format data.... the works!), then installed the new CMRemix Marshmallow. File copy problem is gone (and rom is running nice (after some initial jitters)).

So I wonder why my file copy problem occurred in TWRP. Does recovery use the rom's Kernel?

Yes, I believe that is still the case. Although I think the stock kernel now limits more than it was before Android 5.1.1

Still hope to see more @freeza kernels in the future.

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