[Q] Need help with my 602

[fling42]

I hope I am not wasting anyones time by posting something that may be and I hope is a simple fix, but I have a problem with my Verizon Xoom, a 602 (without the 4g upgrade- don't even have verizon service) that I can't figure out- and it's not for lack of searching. I have been rooting my devices and running custom Roms since my HTC Touch, (a big thank you to all of you here at xda for all the knowledge and instruction I have been able to leach) but I am very much still a noob with only the vaguest since of how Linux, android or the devices themselves actually work- and that is especially true of my xoom with all its post release changes in storage and whatnot since I bought mine, so please don't flame me to hard if this is just my ignorance- I promise you I'm not just being lazy, I just can't figure this one out. I have been running EOS for a while now without a hitch, and recently installed 150 when it became available. everything was fine until a couple of days ago when it started freezing on unlock which just took turning the screen off and back on to fix, but every app started crashing, some periodically and some such as android.process.acore, browser, and google play that won't open at all. I use Team Win's recovery and tried a wipe and reinstall, but same thing. When I try to fix permissions I get a failure with the message "E: Unable to chown '/data/app/com.google.android.youtube-2.apk' 1000 1000". Also when I try to wipe internal storage I noticed everything was still there even though my recovery was saying I had a successful wipe. I switched to clockworkmod recovery and tried to use eraseData file in the folder to wipe the old way but that didn't seem to work either (which I'm not even sure I did right but figured I better get some advice first anyway), and when I tried to flash EOS 3 stable it won't get past the EOS boot animation at all. If anybody out there knows whats up and has the time to point me in the right direction it would greatly appreciated... Thanks

 

[Mjamocha]

Wowzers! When all else fails ... unroot / re-root. That will wipe everything.