[Discontinued][ROM][11.0][OFFICAL] AICP 16.1 [Albus]

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ozlacs

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Well if you can't get me a logcat or console-ramoops there ain't much i can do. Specially weird considering you are the only one reporting this to me. What albus variant do you have?

Ok tell me how to make logcat or other, I'll be happy to help you.
I have a linux system and can use adb
It's a xt1710-09

Thanks
 

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Ok tell me how to make logcat or other, I'll be happy to help you.
I have a linux system and can use adb
It's a xt1710-09

Thanks
ozlacs, in my opinion you should start from scratch: flash 9.0 firmware, perform full wipeout, and then flash this rom.
I've tried partial flashing like described a couple of posts ago, or changing roms without total wipe - and always it resulted in some bizarre system behaviour. I'm on this AICP right now, and it started to work flawlessly just after flashing 9, format, and then flash rom. Before that strange things happened: the screen woke up without any reason, device hang from time to time - stuff like that.

My advice: get some free time, make backups - and up up in the waaay! ;) You should be pleased with results.

@marcost22 :
battery consumption stabilized on 4% per night on my device. Which is not awesome, but acceptable :) Great job with this rom - it is fluent, looks great, no hickups and any misbehaviour - thanks for your work!
 

ozlacs

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ozlacs, in my opinion you should start from scratch: flash 9.0 firmware, perform full wipeout, and then flash this rom.
I've tried partial flashing like described a couple of posts ago, or changing roms without total wipe - and always it resulted in some bizarre system behaviour. I'm on this AICP right now, and it started to work flawlessly just after flashing 9, format, and then flash rom. Before that strange things happened: the screen woke up without any reason, device hang from time to time - stuff like that.

My advice: get some free time, make backups - and up up in the waaay! ;) You should be pleased with results.

Maybe you're right.
I tried once to do it some time ago, but it didn't work and I still don't understand how I got it started again :D
Possibly what guide to follow to flash stock pie?

@marcost22
just happened again, trying to hide a notification.
I immediately connected to the pc and made a logcat with this command:
Code:
adb logcat -b all >logcat.txt

I hope it will be useful
 

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ozlacs

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ozlacs, in my opinion you should start from scratch: flash 9.0 firmware, perform full wipeout, and then flash this rom.
I've tried partial flashing like described a couple of posts ago, or changing roms without total wipe - and always it resulted in some bizarre system behaviour. I'm on this AICP right now, and it started to work flawlessly just after flashing 9, format, and then flash rom. Before that strange things happened: the screen woke up without any reason, device hang from time to time - stuff like that.

My advice: get some free time, make backups - and up up in the waaay! ;) You should be pleased with results.

Maybe you're right.
I tried once to do it some time ago, but it didn't work and I still don't understand how I got it started again :D
Possibly what guide to follow to flash stock pie?

@marcost22
just happened again, trying to hide a notification.
I immediately connected to the pc and made a logcat with this command:
Code:
adb logcat -b all >logcat.txt

I hope it will be useful
 

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marcost22

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Maybe you're right.
I tried once to do it some time ago, but it didn't work and I still don't understand how I got it started again :D
Possibly what guide to follow to flash stock pie?

@marcost22
just happened again, trying to hide a notification.
I immediately connected to the pc and made a logcat with this command:
Code:
adb logcat -b all >logcat.txt

I hope it will be useful
It's just a clean logcat from the reboot. You can try and pull /sys/fs/pstore/console-ramoops-0, but if it wasn't a kernel issue it wont show up
ozlacs, in my opinion you should start from scratch: flash 9.0 firmware, perform full wipeout, and then flash this rom.
I've tried partial flashing like described a couple of posts ago, or changing roms without total wipe - and always it resulted in some bizarre system behaviour. I'm on this AICP right now, and it started to work flawlessly just after flashing 9, format, and then flash rom. Before that strange things happened: the screen woke up without any reason, device hang from time to time - stuff like that.

My advice: get some free time, make backups - and up up in the waaay! ;) You should be pleased with results.

@marcost22 :
battery consumption stabilized on 4% per night on my device. Which is not awesome, but acceptable :) Great job with this rom - it is fluent, looks great, no hickups and any misbehaviour - thanks for your work!
Hm, 4% still? Have you been able to check what the wakelocks are?
 

kontemp

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It's just a clean logcat from the reboot. You can try and pull /sys/fs/pstore/console-ramoops-0, but if it wasn't a kernel issue it wont show up

Hm, 4% still? Have you been able to check what the wakelocks are?
Yep, 4%... Somehow my Z2 doesn't want to cooperate with BBS, I've sent you on priv some time ago everything I managed to get from it. Apparently I couldn't get any kernel wakelocks, only partial wakelocks - see our conversation 'about peeking' :)
 

kontemp

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Same here: xt1710-09, so the chances are good I guess.
But of course no one will give you a guarantee :)
 
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marcost22

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I don't find console-ramoops-0 file, but console-ramoops, dmesg-ramoops-0, are these?
Yeah, that works. Weirdly a usb BUG; if going back fully to P doesn't fix it do let me know and send me another pair of these, i'll try to issue a patch if so. Is there anything in common with all the crashes? Maybe they all happened while charging or something? The weirdest thing is that it's acting like it hasn't got any memory. Have you by chance done any kernel tweaking on this?
 

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Yep, 4%... Somehow my Z2 doesn't want to cooperate with BBS, I've sent you on priv some time ago everything I managed to get from it. Apparently I couldn't get any kernel wakelocks, only partial wakelocks - see our conversation 'about peeking' :)
I know, still, without wakelocks i can't do that much. On my front apart from my work app that holds an alarm 24/7 i don't have many wakelocks anymore
 

ozlacs

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Yeah, that works. Weirdly a usb BUG; if going back fully to P doesn't fix it do let me know and send me another pair of these, i'll try to issue a patch if so. Is there anything in common with all the crashes? Maybe they all happened while charging or something? The weirdest thing is that it's acting like it hasn't got any memory. Have you by chance done any kernel tweaking on this?

No kernel tweaking, I don't touch it.
And no, it's never happened charging or using usb.

Until this morning. About an hour ago I woke up, disconnected the phone from the charger, regardless of what happened.
A few minutes later, trying to unlock the screen, I notice it's powered off. I think it happened when I disconnected, because a few minutes before, under charge, it was on because I turned off the alarm and watch some notifications.

I have attacched new ramoops files
 

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kontemp

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I know, still, without wakelocks i can't do that much. On my front apart from my work app that holds an alarm 24/7 i don't have many wakelocks anymore

Got it. But yesterday evening in:
'System - Programmer Options - Wakelock Blocker'
I've checked these positions:

ActivityManager-Sleep
AnyMotionDetector
TikTokWorker#com.google.apps.tiktok.sync.impl.workmanager.SyncWorker startWork()
com.whatsapp:backupdb
com.whatsapp:fullsync
deviceidle_maint

And guess what: tonight battery usage was 1% 😁

Question 1: can checking any of them destabilize system behaviour?

Question 2: tiktokworker? I don't use tiktok, how is this process part of my system?
 

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ozlacs

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@marcost22

just happened again.
this time trying to close an app via navbar recent apps button.
obviously at reboot battery dropped to 4% from about 60% and poweroff :D
 

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@marcost22

just happened again.
this time trying to close an app via navbar recent apps button.
obviously at reboot battery dropped to 4% from about 60% and poweroff :D
It's still that same usb stuff, i don't get it. I've been completely unable to reproduce this even trying to fill the ram by hand. Either you've got a bad charger or your ram is somehow bad. I will continue to look into this however
 

ozlacs

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It's still that same usb stuff, i don't get it. I've been completely unable to reproduce this even trying to fill the ram by hand. Either you've got a bad charger or your ram is somehow bad. I will continue to look into this however

ok, but when it happens usb it is not connected.
can i test the ram somehow?
 

kontemp

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Got it. But yesterday evening in:
'System - Programmer Options - Wakelock Blocker'
I've checked these positions:

ActivityManager-Sleep
AnyMotionDetector
TikTokWorker#com.google.apps.tiktok.sync.impl.workmanager.SyncWorker startWork()
com.whatsapp:backupdb
com.whatsapp:fullsync
deviceidle_maint

And guess what: tonight battery usage was 1% 😁

Question 1: can checking any of them destabilize system behaviour?

Question 2: tiktokworker? I don't use tiktok, how is this process part of my system?
Disregard the above...
Last night was again 5%, wakelock blocker didn't work at all.
It is as it is, I guess 😉
BR!
 

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    oh alright. i was just curious since i couldnt find any device trees for albus on 12, i think ill try experimenting with gsi, although a full custom rom would be better.
    anyways thanks for all the great work you do on this device, the z2 play would be no where without your work.
    I am working on a 4.9 port, just it's tricky to give timelines. For example, it took me 2 months to get to userspace, 2 weeks to bring up nfc, half of usb, camera, touchscreen,audio. And now it's taking me 3 months to fix the other half of usb and fighting the front camera
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    Great!!! It Works!!! Thank you
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    Hey guys great work, nice rom!
    I've installed on my old Moto Z2, work very well.
    Only an issue, bluetooth don't work, I can't activate it, it would appear that bt crash when it tries to activate.
    Rom version aicp_albus_r-16.1-WEEKLY-20211016
    Really sounds like your phone is using the old O modem/firmware; all modern Q+ roms require P modem (you just need to flash NON-HLOS.bin from the P RETAIL release)
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    Thanks for reply. I'll look for that.
    @marcost22, do you know if there's any way to mock this sensor data or anything like that to avoid this problem?
    I think i could spoof the data in kernel, but i wouldn't recommend doing this; if your battery gets too hot you can just have a fire in your hands. Li-Pol batteries are extremely sensitive to heat which is why these devices have a dedicated battery temp sensor