In Progress Phone freezes and soft reboots

[Spacebrother]

MIUIAndroid 2.10.19
HTC One X international (Originally O2 UK)

After flashing the latest miuiandroid Rom, I found that my phone is intermittently crashing whilst listening to music. Wiping the cache seems to have mitigated the issue somewhat. I have found that the issue is more pronounced when I am waking the phone from sleep with a configured lockscreen password/pattern (anything besides slide).

Observed symptoms:

- Music keeps playing
- Touchscreen becomes unresponsive
- System still seems to be running as sometimes I can catch the clock tick over
- Phone soft boots

The above symptoms can happen at anytime during three unlock process,from when the power button is pressed to when you slide your finger to the unlock icon.

 

[Ben J]

Yeah I'm having this issue with 2.10.19, on the Galaxy Nexus, although freezing has mainly been happening when using Chrome.

Have rolled back to 2.10.12 for now.

 

[Alexx]

Same issue here with the exact same symptoms on SGSII. It takes around halv a minute from the phone becomes unresponsive untill it reboots on its own. Always happens when playing music.

I also had the same problem with 2.10.12

 

[MatthewChen]

logcat please?

 

[Spacebrother]

Here it is, I think it crashes at around:

E/dalvikvm(27678): threadid=71: stuck on threadid=86, giving up
D/dalvikvm(27678): threadid=71: sending two SIGSTKFLTs to threadid=86 (tid=29880) to cause debuggerd dump
V/PicasaAPI(29571): etag: --> W/"DkcAQ3o_eyp7ImA9WhNTEUs.",entryCount=74
D/PicasaAPI(29571): done
D/MetricsUtils(29571): [PicasaApi.getAlbumPhotos in:24834 out:756 time:2750]
F/libc (27678): Fatal signal 16 (SIGSTKFLT) at 0x00006c1e (code=-6)
I/DEBUG (27599): debuggerd committing suicide to free the zombie!
I/DEBUG (29943): debuggerd: Aug 24 2012 23:14:40

And then everything dies:

I/ServiceManager( 130): service 'DeviceManager3LM' died
I/ServiceManager( 130): service 'entropy' died
I/ServiceManager( 130): service 'power' died
I/ServiceManager( 130): service 'sensorservice' died
I/ServiceManager( 130): service 'netpolicy' died
I/ServiceManager( 130): service 'wifip2p' died
I/ServiceManager( 130): service 'wireless_display' died
I/ServiceManager( 130): service 'HtcAppUsageStatsService' died
I/ServiceManager( 130): service 'gfxinfo' died
I/ServiceManager( 130): service 'package' died
I/ServiceManager( 130): service 'cpuinfo' died
I/ServiceManager( 130): service 'permission' died
I/ServiceManager( 130): service 'activity' died
I/ServiceManager( 130): service 'meminfo' died
I/ServiceManager( 130): service 'telephony.registry' died
I/ServiceManager( 130): service 'input_method' died
I/ServiceManager( 130): service 'bluetooth' died
I/ServiceManager( 130): service 'netstats' died
I/ServiceManager( 130): service 'batteryinfo' died
I/ServiceManager( 130): service 'usagestats' died
I/ServiceManager( 130): service 'textservices' died
I/ServiceManager( 130): service 'network_management' died
W/AudioFlinger(27605): power manager service died !!!

Does this help?

 

[Spacebrother]

Okay, I've done some more digging and now I can replicate the issue every time.

- Configure a lockscreen (pattern/pin/password)
- Start music playing
- Lock the screen
- Unlock the screen, insert in the password.

Now either:

- Wait 2 minutes, phone automatically crashes

Or:

- Lock the screen again, unlock, and the phone crashes

 

[iBotPeaches]

Thanks

 

[Roy Milde]

I had this happening today on my SGS2 with 2.10.12 while playing music with 3.part music player. The music started to stutter for a few seconds, and then it soft-booted. I didn't have any pattern or pin activated.

 

[Spacebrother]

Hmmm... Your issue may be different to mine, I am using the stock music player. Is your issue reproducible?

 

[Roy Milde]

No, not reproducible, so maybe a random crash then, but it was the first reboot I have had since I started using MIUI 3 weeks ago (and on stock I had reboots several times a week) and it came while playing music, and then i read this thread.

 

[Spacebrother]

See if you can replicate what you were doing before and if it crashes again, then you'll be able to nail down exactly what's going on and maybe get a logcat for the developers