Persistent rebooting issues

[Vitamin--X]

Hi
Firstly, thanks for taking the time to read this

I am stock ROM and RECOVERY.

Problem
For the past few weeks my phone has been freezing and rebooting (or sometimes after a minute I'm forced to restart manually)
This happens at different times, different battery percentages, apps, and even just locked in my pocket. With lots of app and even minimal apps installed.

I have reinstalled rom and rec twice now - all official. And wiped all options at least twice.

I really am at my wit's end now (https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/at-your-wits-end)

Again, thanks for reading.

Any advice would be great, I'm confident doing any software changes necessary.

Regards,

Josh

 

[strongst]

Hi
Firstly, thanks for taking the time to read this

I am stock ROM and RECOVERY.

Problem
For the past few weeks my phone has been freezing and rebooting (or sometimes after a minute I'm forced to restart manually)
This happens at different times, different battery percentages, apps, and even just locked in my pocket. With lots of app and even minimal apps installed.

I have reinstalled rom and rec twice now - all official. And wiped all options at least twice.

I really am at my wit's end now (https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/at-your-wits-end)

Again, thanks for reading.

Any advice would be great, I'm confident doing any software changes necessary.

Regards,

Josh

Do you have root to pull out these files from within that directory sys/fs/pstore

They'll might help to identify the random reboot issue. Pull them out after the random reboot happens. It's a log of what forced the reboot.

 

[acmerw]

cutomer bringed few weeks ago op5 with same issue. had to fully reflash with ufs repartition, restored imei by box (was wiped out by repartition, twrp backup didn't worked). pretty common issue after 8.0 update.

 

[Vitamin--X]

Do you have root to pull out these files from within that directory sys/fs/pstore

They'll might help to identify the random reboot issue. Pull them out after the random reboot happens. It's a log of what forced the reboot.

No root, unfortunately . What about OEM logs or bug capturing