[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Ouch! That is pretty bad news, Meneldur. I hope that someone has a better answer for you but I "briked" my phone twice in line one week and I will tell you how I got out of it. Yes, it was a lot of work. I am not sure what wrecked your phone but I know what killed mine. I am used to ClockworkMod ROM Manager and love it. Even paid for the touch version. I used it all the time on my Droid X and Samsung Tab 2 10.1. Tried it on the Razr and wow did that suck. Everything seemed so smooth, worked perfectly, but the phone would never boot again. It tried and got stuck at "Encryption Error, use Factory Reset to Clear". Well, factory reset didn't do ****, I was stuck like chuck. All my stuff but for ExtSDcard gone. Only THEN I found out about Safe Strap and to NEVER use CWM on a Razr. This is what saved the phone and made it work again, Matt's Utility.

Utility XT912 Jellybean

NOTE: It has two options for romming the phone. One is "non destructive" and tries to fix the rom, the other is from scratch with full wipe. Since you do not have this version on your phone, go for the full wipe.

It works in Windows with correct drivers installed, Mac, and Linux with no drivers or anything. You put the phone into AP Fastboot mode, connect the phone with USB cable, and run the script. I used Linux because it does not get any easier than that, no drivers. It will put a nice, stock Jellybean rom on the phone and the same script will root it for you too. I keep several copies of this for emergencies at all time. Once you got a good, rooted stock rom on the device, you can install Safe Strap and if you want, install CM11 to slot 1, newest build, and gapps. Yeah you have to start from nothing but it is not that bad. AND, you get a perfectly clean CM11 to work with.

I did this like twice in one week because someone posted a modified version of CWM ROM Manager that would work with a Razr. Had I been smart enough to read all the replies, I would have realized that it DOES NOT WORK and will brick the phone. But I am in such a hurry I have no time for such "details" and burn my phone again. Matt's Utility Jellybean stock rom is SO good that it is my stock rom. Always works, always ready for me. If you do this properly in less than 2 hours you will have a working, brand new CM11 phone up and running, plus a rooted backup stock rom.

Without at least ONE rooted, working rom on the phone so it can boot, you cannot do anything. First up, install Safe Strap 3.6.5, next, grab the latest cm11 zip file. Pick a gapps package. Those are great packages, known to work, and you pick the level of stuff you want. (I used mini-modular) Then flash in Safe Strap. Personally I use clean slot (Wipe it if not sure.), flash cm11, wipe dalvik and cache, flash gapps, reboot. How hard can that be? Now installing accounts, apps, and getting things the way you want takes a while. But make a backup when you get a stable system running without too much crap in it in case you make a mistake or something goes wrong along the way.

Maybe someone else will have a better, faster way, but this is what I would/have done and it always works and is not as bad as you think, you will have a working phone pretty quickly this way.

Good luck! :good:

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Personally I use one of the more "easy to use and filter" apps called "Cat Log" for rooted phones. Phone must be rooted to view system logs. Filter is easy to use, lots fly by pretty fast so pause when you have enough, filter if you wish, and save file. USB is one way to get the file to your PC for uploading. Other ways are ES File Explorer via WiFi, or dump it into dropbox and grab it on your pc. Then you can upload to stargo from the PC. I used WinRAR or WinZip to pack the files into a nice little chunk, then I could not figure out how to send them. Stargo gave a link to some sort of upload window, but it is a white page with a big square in the middle of it. There is a Copy and a Paste button and nothing else. I could not drag and drop or use copy paste to get *anything* into that upload window, if that is what it was, tried two different browsers.

So I made a post, described what I did and what the log was for and how/why I made it, and attached the log to the post. Zipping makes it quite small, ideal for attaching. Then I PM'ed stargo the post ID # and let him go find it.

You don't need a USB cable to capture or send logs. That is one way to move files back and forth to the PC with Windows Explorer. With dropbox, Gdrive, and Wireless transfers, who needs a USB cable anyway?

This is what I did, you guys do what you are comfortable with. Cheers!

---------- Post added at 05:11 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:53 PM ----------

There is no "wifi shutoff feature" in Kit Kat that I know of. Many battery saver apps and tweaks will shut down wifi, data, and even phone when battery level gets low enough or reaches the % set by the battery saver. You either have a wifi bug, not uncommon with a rom this new and not yet stable, or have an xposed module or app that is turning it off.

There are Advanced Settings under Settings, WiFi, 3 dots-Advanced. You can play with the settings to see if it helps, but I don't see anything about shutting off WiFi after so many minutes.

I had all kind of problems like that, wifi not turning on or shutting off, GPS gone, data dropping out, signal dropping to no service, and the list goes on. But I realized that I kept on wiping, restoring a backup that was quite old, and re-flashing over that. My backup goes back to the days when patching everything was normal, plus jbx kernel. I had to dump those backups, install cm11 clean and gapps only. After that, I got good, reliable performance. Sometimes "updating" introduced new problems and if you read the change log, it is no surprise, so I could wipe and restore a reliable backup.

Unless this relates to you, then check all of your system settings apps and modules, look for battery saver things that might limit or shut off wifi or anything else. A lot of xposed modules can do this as well as smart settings or anything else that can control the system. If you cannot fix it this way, make a Safe Strap backup, wipe the hell out of your slot 1 or wherever you put it (Stock slot IMHO is NOT a good choice.) or delete and recreate it. I did that and bumped up each space value by one, just to give me a little more room on the card, and install clean. Latest CM11 and gapps ONLY. Give WiFi a try and see if your disappearing WiFi problem is gone.

This is the best "real" advice I can give you, at least you can revert to your previous rom if you need to in the event the new install is not finished yet and you need a working phone. Then go back to the new one and finish it up as you have the time.

I am sure this is NOT what you want to hear but if I were you and had no other options, this is what I would do and have done a few times already in the life cycle of cm11. Good luck! :good: