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[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Lughnasadh:
Do you happen to have "Enable ANGLE" enabled in Developer Options? That's know to cause the camera to crash.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Morgrain:
No, its off.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] captainarni:
I also created a bug report and there seems to be the same stacktrace:

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2023-10-18 15:36:23 system_app_crash (text, 1042 bytes)
Process: com.google.android.GoogleCamera
PID: 7394
UID: 10125
Frozen: false
Flags: 0x20dbbcc5
Package: com.google.android.GoogleCamera v66959874 (9.1.098.571038950.24)
Foreground: No
Process-Runtime: 4201517
Build: google/husky/husky:14/UD1A.230803.041/10808477:user/release-keys
Crash-Handler: nvk
Loading-Progress: 1.0
Dropped-Count: 0

java.lang.NullPointerException: Attempt to read from field 'java.util.List com.google.android.apps.camera.zoomui.view.ZoomUi.c' on a null object reference in method 'void lig.k(ljn)'
at lig.k(PG:1)
at hde.run(PG:3)
at edf.run(PG:7)
at android.os.Handler.handleCallback(Handler.java:958)
at android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:99)
at android.os.Looper.loopOnce(Looper.java:205)
at android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:294)
at android.app.ActivityThread.main(ActivityThread.java:8177)
at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Native Method)
at com.android.internal.os.RuntimeInit$MethodAndArgsCaller.run(RuntimeInit.java:552)
at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit.main(ZygoteInit.java:971)

------ 0.011s was the duration of 'DROPBOX SYSTEM APP CRASHES' ------
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Morgrain:
Well thats interesting. There are also many Pixel 8 Pro owners giving 1 star reviews for the Pixel Camera app on the Playstore (you can filter: your own device), stating a lot of crashes and blackscreen problems.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Ultimoose:
Nice find folks. Sounds like someone typo'd a value/variable somewhere or isn't setting it correctly under certain conditions.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Morgrain:
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Edit2: A second hunch brought me to auto rotate (thought process: what would be the next connection between the camera and Google maps?). When in a car and the phone is moving from the vibration, what software could that trigger? "Tilting" means nothing else than e.g. going from vertical to horizontal, or vice versa, so it might have something to do with the phone perceiving me/you). So let's try out the feature that uses such an action, and tries to change an app based on how it perceives your facial direction.

With deactivated auto rotate I have now tried more than 150 times to rotate the phone/tilt it, and not one single crash or blackscreen.

Well, it seems to be the auto rotate. Mind that it doesn't matter whether face based auto rotate is on or off, it causes problems both ways.

So, what the heck?

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Bottom line: can someome point me in the direction of resetting Auto Rotate?

What part of the Android system is auto rotate part of?

Maybe there was a mistake done by the system when copying my data over from my previous Pixel 7 Pro. It seems that I need to completely reset Auto Rotate.

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There seems to be another Pixel (6 Pro) user with a similar problem (and solution via auto rotate), sadly his only permament solution was the replacement of the device. However that user also experienced the problem in safemode, which for example I do not. That would point towards a software problem in my case.

https://www.reddit.com/r/GooglePixel/comments/qukuud

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After contacting Google Support, the agent believes it to be some sort of problem with the Gyroscope (even though it works in YouTube and other apps without problems), so they'll send me a replacement device. Let's see if that fixes the issue. Sigh. My Pixel 6 had problems and had to be replaced (twice actually, after 1 1/2 years one of the sensors went kaput, even though there was no external damage), my P7 had problems and had to be replaced and now the Pixel 8 also has problems and needs to be replaced. I mean the Google Support is helpful (they always send replacement devices), but the Quality Control / QA at Google factories seems to be terrible. Every year I get problems and have to get phones replaced. It gets annoying after a while. I'd like a generation that doesn't require me to set up a phone several times.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Ultimoose:
Sorry brother about the trouble. I agree on support, my p6p just stopped charging from most sources. No one could explain it but it go so bad it only charged from one port on one laptop out of like 4 charging bricks including two google OEM's, 1 desktop and 2 laptops using multiple cables that worked on my wifes phone with no problem. I called them and they asked me a few questions and within 4-5 days I had a new one.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] cd993:
Just h checking you don't have Repainter installed? It causes some funky auto rotate behaviour
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Morgrain:
Oh my goodness, that's the solution. No broken hardware. Completely deactivating Repainter seems to fix the issue. I'll take 1-2 days to ultimately confirm, but it seems that Repainter is breaking auto rotate and leading to both Google Maps and Google Camera to constantly crash.

After deinstalling the app, gcam works without issues even with auto rotate active.

Well. If this fixes the issue, I don't need to get a replacement device after all.

Thank you very much. Tried to write a review on the app store to notify the developer of this serious bug, but it seems that the dev deactivated the review function. Not sure why.

Anyway, hopefully this is the fix I need. Will save me from having to set up my phone again 👍👍👍
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] cd993:
Glad to have helped!

I had weird glitchy behaviour with YouTube when auto rotating and I stumbled across the fact Repainter isn't playing nice with A14.

Other apps can help with theming elements, such as Project Themer and Iconify.

Have a great day 😎
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] zellleonhart:
I also spent hours today to find out the root cause of my YouTube glitching when entering fullscreen (which is rotating from vertical to horizontal orientation). Turns out it's repainter. Apparently only the root mode will break autorotate, if you use the non-root mode it's fine.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Morgrain:
@kdrag0n #kdrag0n

hey there.

There is a serious bug with your App Repainter with Android 14 that causes basic system apps to constantly crash (root mode), like Google Camera or Google Maps.

If you could take a look into that, well, that would be great. It would also be great if you would write into the description of the App in the AppStore that Android 14 is currently incompatible, that would save a lot of people headache in trying to troubleshoot their phone being seemingly kaput.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Lughnasadh:
Hopefully he'll see that but the last time he posted on XDA was over 2 years ago. He's also been absent from his Telegram channel for a long time now. Twitter (same handle) may be the best way to grab his attention as he is active on that.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] sic0048:
FYI - this issue with Repainter and Android 14 is still present at this time. I causes the camera GUI to disappear and redraw itself when you rotate the phone and it also causes the shutter button to go "grey" and become inactive (which means the camera won't function). If you move rotate the camera too many times in a short period of time, it will also cause the camera app to crash.

The best solution is to uninstall Repainter and reboot the phone. The camera will work normally after that.
[Xiaomi 12X] mat1371:
Is it possible to unlock my device without losing "Find device" feature?
[Xiaomi 12X] NOSS8:
Unlock the bootloader, erase the data, that's all.

Finding your device will always be available with the Xiaomi account.
[Google Pixel Watch 2] penelope6009:
I've got to the point of booting a magisk boot img but its been stuck on the white G for well over an hour now.

I'll say everything is very similar to the original pixel watch step wise (the charger works as a usb connection). the only major difference for me at least was patching the boot image through my computer instead of magisk as even with a file browser installed magisk cant open the boot.img in order to patch it.

I got the latest OTA from here https://developers.google.com/android/ota-watch and that seems to boot fine on its own. however once its patched it either doesn't seem to work or I haven't waited long enough. Its hard to tell at this moment in time.

I'm using Pixel flasher to patch the boot.img as I've used it for pixel and non pixel phones in the past without issue.

If anyone else has successfully rooted their watch I would love to know how and how long it took to fully boot after installing a patched boot.img.
[Google Pixel Watch 2] simplepinoi177:
Quoting and calling these two to maybe assist; @Zarklord @GarnetSunset
[Google Pixel Watch 2] penelope6009:
giving up for now. waited around 6 hours (it restarted itself at least twice during that time) with no luck.

sideloading most recent OTA in recovery will get you unstuck but device stays unrooted (obviously).

I might try again at a later date if no one else has done it but for now I would like to actually use my new watch. As I'm really only doing this to try and change the notification sound. (wearOStools does not work for that)
[Google Pixel Watch 2] jasonlee0315:
Did you patch boot.img or init_boot.img? Maybe it just like Pixel 7 & 8, img file should be patched and flashed is init_boot.img. Just guessing...
[Google Pixel Watch 2] penelope6009:
Now that you mention it I should be able to patch the init_boot.img through magisk on my phone. I'll test that and see if it works.

Edit: tried for init_boot.img and a new boot.img. Neither worked and only had the same long loading times with no result as before.
[Google Pixel Watch 2] simplepinoi177:
It's a very new watch....most likely we'll have to wait for Magisk itself to update maybe...

You know, on second thought, have you tried patching it with the newest Magisk Canary? I might try myself, but I ordered the day after the Release event and now mine's coming mid-Nov...
[Google Pixel Watch 2] penelope6009:
I only tried patching with newest stable. And that could very well be the issue. I'll try that when I have the proper time in a week or two.
[Google Pixel Watch 2] Zarklord:
I never actually bothered rooting my watch, with the current wear os ecosystem, I don't see the benefits of rooting it, I'll probably eventually root my watches if the rooted ecosystem improves... my post was simply that you could, not that you should root your watch
[Google Pixel Watch 2] GarnetSunset:
I did not and im too much of a ***** to :)
[Google Pixel Watch 2] toolhas4degrees:
Does the watch also have a vendor boot. I know on other Android devices when new implementations came som devices needed vender boot and the regular boot img. Both needed to be patched separately then flash both at the same time. Have never rooted a watch solely speaking of phones. But may be the issue.
[Google Pixel Watch 2] penelope6009:
Only contains a boot and int_boot as far as I can tell.

Going off of the original pixel watch rooting process and current pixel phones I would think only one img would need to be patched.
[Google Pixel Watch 2] LLStarks:
I wouldn't expect it to work unless you patch directly on the device.

Are we not able to repeat the OG Watch procedure here?

How to root Google Pixel Watch using Magisk

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[Google Pixel Watch 2] penelope6009:
I've patched files outside of the device for multiple phones and it's worked but it might not be the same.

No as there is no way from my testing to select the image file for patching on the device. Everything else works the same though.
[Google Pixel Watch 2] LLStarks:
I think Pixel Flasher can get around that. My logs suggest that it did a proper patching of init_boot to and from the watch. Haven't actually flashed anything yet.

GitHub - badabing2005/PixelFlasher: Pixel™ phone flashing GUI utility with features.

Pixel™ phone flashing GUI utility with features. Contribute to badabing2005/PixelFlasher development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

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[Google Pixel Watch 2] LLStarks:
And we're rooted. I want to enable FeliCa on this thing eventually.

Play Integrity Fix, Shamiko, etc. All good so far and Wallet isn't complaining.

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[Google Pixel Watch 2] penelope6009:
Huh. I was able to patch it with pixel flasher but could never get it to boot afterwards.
[Google Pixel Watch 2] penelope6009:
Good to know. How long did it take for yours to boot up after flashing? And did you flash from an OTA or factory image?

Also which watch do you have, LTE or wifi?

Another question, did you use the built in flash feature of pixel flasher or commands through adb?

Sorry for all the questions I'm just curious as how it worked for you but wouldn't seem to for me.
[Google Pixel Watch 2] LLStarks:
In a nutshell, I grabbed the factory image, loaded it into pixel flasher, processed and patched the init boot, copied it from the temporary location on my computer noted in the logs, unlocked the bootloader, sideloaded magisk apk, and then flashed the init boot. After that point, Magisk asks for the additional setup reboot. The reboots are mostly normal startup time.

Module management might need to be done from the command line but it's not that bad.
[Google Pixel Watch 2] penelope6009:
Ah. See I was using an OTA update for patching. As that's what I'm used to using for phones. So that could have very well been my issue. Will test with factory in the coming days and update the thread with my progress.
[Google Pixel Watch 2] jasonlee0315:
O M G, gonna try it myself this weekend. I hate that WearOS doesn't come with NFC Card Emulator.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Deeglifsay:
Is the standard method (restore stock boot image, upgrade via OTA, install to inactive, then reboot) still working or am I going to brick? :\
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] StanWiz:
Nothing has changed - whatever method you used on a13 will work on a14.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] redeyedjedi:
Well, what should be information that's easy to find, I cannot find it anywhere.

My phone has downloaded the Android 14 update and I cannot find where it is. I need to delete it so I can upgrade without losing root. I know if I restart the phone it will start the update and I do not want this to happen. Does anyone know where the heck it is??
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Tulsadiver:
Try data/ota or data/ota_package.

Even if it updates you should be able to boot to bootloader and flash a patched init_ boot.img to regain root. I'd delete all of your magisk modules in case your phone does reboot.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] redeyedjedi:
Unfortunately, it's not there. I can't believe I cannot find this information anywhere.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Tulsadiver:
Is your file manager set to view hidden folders? It could be in your root directory under .ota
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Zaxx32:
OTAs don't install to the inactive part?
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Lughnasadh:
They do.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Zaxx32:
Ofc it must d/l it first...🙄 excuse the rain fart.
[Android General] Motty-bot:
Hi all. I'm totally stumped with this looking for some guidance.

I've got a norditrack s22i cycle with a tablet running Android 5.1.1. I can unlock admin mode which allows installing apps and unlocking developer mode. However I want to be able to use adb to do some debugging. An app I'm working with a dev on keeps crashing and we need to get logs from the tablet.

See this thread for working examples

https://xdaforums.com/t/nordicunchained-get-back-privileged-mode-on-nordictrack-treadmill.4390801/

There's a couple of other people in there with the same issues but no responses on solutions.

I have usb debugging enabled, and I can ping the tablet. But I get connection actively refused by device. To prove I'm doing it right I immediately adb into my phone on the same network using the same pc with no issues.

The tablet has a usb port but if I plug it into a pc it's not recognised as anything. It doesn't show up in device manager. Using adb devices shows nothing. The dev I'm working with wants logs out of /var but it doesn't exist. Take bug report in developer options doesn't seem to output anything, it just sort of hangs for a second and then nothing happens. Dmesg works but gives nothing of value. Logcat is useless without adb or root I believe.

Is there anything I missing? Do I have any other options? Are there any other locations that I might find useful logs?

Thanks
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[Introductions] Michael967:
Hello ,my name is Michael and i register on xda for learn much about the world of phone

I live in Sicily and i love much this forum. this fourm helps me much to solve much problem.
[Introductions] BanChamp:
Welcome to XDA!
[Introductions] Michael967:
Tyy Guys
[Android Head-Units] zetaike:
Hi guys, I'm new to this and English is not my first language, I hope I can express myself clearly.

Today I installed in my car the Junsun V1 Pro radio, I bought it with the C version (which includes Carplay+Auto) and everything went great. Until by my stupidity I have configured one thing wrong and I decided to do factory reset. Without knowing that I was going to lose all the apps already installed and now I can't use anything, no Android Auto or anything.... What can I do? should I install something on my own (via usb I mean)? have I screwed up? will I have to pay the 12 euros Junsun license fee?
[Android Head-Units] Anton TNT:
Hi, you just go to factory settings (with pin 8888) and configure programs there, most likely standard apps are not in menu icons i'm mean activated.
[Android Head-Units] zetaike:
I bought the C version, which includes CarPlay+Auto, after doing the reset factor (not from the RST button on the screen but from the options) Android Auto does not work for me. I just want to have everything I had before the reset, I have to install something?
[Android Head-Units] zetaike:
Junsun replied they will send software via Skype, im waiting
[Android Head-Units] Anton TNT:
No install, tweak or configure would be better word.

Use num pad on car settings (where HMI and info of unit are) and type in pin 8888, when factory settings menus show, go to "icons menu" and on the left side choose default app you want and click then on the right side (in squares) to install them as stnadard seeable apps.
[Android Head-Units] zetaike:
Okey I'll try tomorrow, thank you
[Android Head-Units] zetaike:
I dont find any car settings with password 8888, I found the Autoradio settings with the password 000000

I dont see the icons menu.

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[Android Head-Units] zetaike:
Ok so I was investigating about the settings you told me and I don't find it, you want me to do this.

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[Android Head-Units] Anton TNT:
Every unit has its on pins your for entering advanced factory mode is 000000, search specific pin codes for your device via the internet or youtube videos, enter like "junsun pin codes for factory menu" etc.

Must be more codes... hidden menues etc.
[Redmi Note 8 Pro Questions & Answers] Renate:
You're in Mediatek BROM (boot ROM) mode.

That's a precursor to 0e8d/2000 preloader.

It seems there is some problem with the driver or the device?

You'll be needing the MTK client from bkerler to get out of this.
[Redmi Note 8 Pro Questions & Answers] Michael967:
they are stuck in bootloop.I've been trying for 2 days with adb and all the possible guides, but nothing.the problem is that I got this data in a fraction of a second using usb treeview. by pressing the volume + button and inserting the USB/C cable

Edit: but wit mtk client can it be fixed?

Edit +:the problem is in the device, I have the boot.img of another room

on the computer, it doesn't recognize the device, by now I would have used flash to install the original
[Redmi Note 8 Pro Questions & Answers] Renate:
I don't have a lot of experience with Mediatek, but I've battled it on an Onn8.

I believe that I had to write an "empty" vbmeta when I flashed a Magisk'ed boot.

Definitely read a copy of any partition before you overwrite it.

*I'm better with Qualcomm.
[Redmi Note 8 Pro Questions & Answers] Michael967:
I understand, well I'll try my hand at mtkclient, do you think it can be solved? Otherwise I'll buy another phone hahaha

edit:thanks for the support anyway
[Redmi Note 8 Pro Questions & Answers] Renate:
Try this vbmeta, but be sure to safely save the original first.
[Redmi Note 8 Pro Questions & Answers] Michael967:
I solved it with mii flash tool,but to connect the phone system in download mode I use the Python bypass because it didn't recognize the device in the USB port, then the -/+ button to enter download mode before connecting it and connect do not release the keys.Im very happy hahah

NB>Thanks again for the support
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shimeesperanza:
Buenas tardes necesito un firmware actualizado para Samsung Galaxy A035M, he buscado en youtube y samfw, no encuentro la actualización del 2023.

gracias :)

Mod translation: Good afternoon, I need an updated firmware for Samsung Galaxy A035M, I have searched on YouTube and samfw, I cannot find the 2023 update.

thank you 🙂
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ethical_haquer:
What CSC do you need? (example: EUX)

Translation:

¿Qué CSC necesita? (ejemplo: EUX)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shimeesperanza:
CHE(?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ethical_haquer:
Would it be Android 13?

I found this:

Translation:

¿Sería Android 13?

Encontré esto:

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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shimeesperanza:
Before the firmware was removed i was running android 11, I don't know much about cell phones (please don't punish me) but.... I can try that android.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ethical_haquer:
Alright. You could use Bifrost to download it then. Why do you need updated firmware though?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shimeesperanza:
I spent 1 month looking at information to try to remove the Google account from this cell phone and when I tried to delete the firmware and I have been looking for it and the ones I have found that fit the cell phone do not work for me, I found 2 youtubers who talk about these topics, I sent them messages to both and one responded, he recommended this site to me.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ethical_haquer:
Okay, so you need to flash new firmware. Let's get started! :)

What OS do you use? Linux, Windows, etc.

What Android version would you prefer? 11, 12, or 13?

Let me know if you have any questions!