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Random reboots

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Info

Device: Lenovo  Tab M10 FHD Plus (2nd Gen) - TB-X606F
GSI version: treble_arm64_bgN-userdebug 14 UQ1A.231205.015 eng.ponces.20231210.103257 release-keys (And the previous 3 versions)
Vendor version: Unsure. Latest OEM update is Android 12.

Expected Behavior

Device stays on

Current Behavior

Device randomly reboots. Always happens once or twice after first boot upon fastboot flashing system. Occasionally happens other times.

Logs

Added before reboot and after. Adb seems to stop after 15-20 seconds so the before file might not have made it to reboot.
After.log
Before.log

Acknowledgements

  • This is not a feature request.
  • This issue is not a duplicate of an existing issue.
  • This issue is not related with kernel or Magisk at all.
  • I am not running a custom vendor on my device.
  • This issue occurs with the latest available build.
  • I have chosen an appropriate title.
  • All requested information has been provided properly.
  • The issue is solely related to this AOSP GSI.

Can you try to take logs to catch the reboot occurring?
Make sure you don't use the dump flag on adb logcat command for that...

Can you try to take logs to catch the reboot occurring? Make sure you don't use the dump flag on adb logcat command for that...

That's what I was originally trying to do but adb would just stop after 10-15 seconds. I was using adb logcat -b all -d > a.log to capture. Could either flag cause that?

My suggestion would be to let adb logcat fill the log file until it reboots. Then you can stop with a CTRL+C for example.
You can achieve this by running adb logcat without the dump flag, like adb logcat -b all > a.log

Okay. Thank you! I'll give that a shot.

were you able to resolve the problem because im having the exact same issue on my infinix note 7

My suggestion would be to let adb logcat fill the log file until it reboots. Then you can stop with a CTRL+C for example. You can achieve this by running adb logcat without the dump flag, like adb logcat -b all > a.log

I was able to have adb logcat running. New log.
a.log

were you able to resolve the problem because im having the exact same issue on my infinix note 7

Nothing yet. I was able to finally capture a log today.

I m having the same issue too in my Infinix note 7 x690b

Having the same issue in my infinix x689B.

I noticed that when ever I install an application or run Instagram the phone tends to reboot. I hope this helps out

I am also facing the same in my lenovo tab k10, android 14
and its not that my ram is maxing out or sometjhing

Duplicate of #50.
Closed.