Hi Everyone,
Was hoping I could ask a few people to help me out here. Since Feb 28th(ish), I get random kernel panics on CM11 or any ROMs based on the unified moto8960 tree.
To help me out to see if it's just me or a wider problem, all you need to do is install this app:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...mumu21.bootlog
Which will keep track of your uptime. It needs root privileges in order to copy last_kmsg and trying to view from the logs will FC the app. This is fine, it still copies the logs which you can then view/etc from your filemanager (default is to save to internal sd card)
Once the app is installed, you need not do anything more other than grant it root privs (head into preferences of the app and enable all 4 check marks) -- If your phone reboots, there'll be a record and can capture the last_kmsg file and hopefully push this up to the CM team, if there's an issue.
The app is smart enough to detect between user reboot and unexpected reboots, you'll see it listed as "crash" in the logs.
Thanks to anyone who decides to help out!
Was hoping I could ask a few people to help me out here. Since Feb 28th(ish), I get random kernel panics on CM11 or any ROMs based on the unified moto8960 tree.
To help me out to see if it's just me or a wider problem, all you need to do is install this app:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...mumu21.bootlog
Which will keep track of your uptime. It needs root privileges in order to copy last_kmsg and trying to view from the logs will FC the app. This is fine, it still copies the logs which you can then view/etc from your filemanager (default is to save to internal sd card)
Once the app is installed, you need not do anything more other than grant it root privs (head into preferences of the app and enable all 4 check marks) -- If your phone reboots, there'll be a record and can capture the last_kmsg file and hopefully push this up to the CM team, if there's an issue.
The app is smart enough to detect between user reboot and unexpected reboots, you'll see it listed as "crash" in the logs.
Thanks to anyone who decides to help out!
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