Closed CiNcH83 closed 3 years ago
my sony z9d also enter this problem, every time I power off the tv and power on again, the tv hang and restart. Surely it is because I installed shadowsocks app, after I turn off the VPN before power off the TV. The problem seems temporarily solved. Thanks for the tip!
Same issue exists yet on my Sony android tv kd-49x8000g Any idea how to get this fixed?
@CiNcH83 Is this fixed? How long does it takes to release?
I could not reproduce it anymore with FW 6.6575. Check your local Sony support page whether the update is already available to be flashed via USB.
Thanks 👍😊
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I could not reproduce it anymore with FW 6.6575. Check your local Sony support page whether the update is already available to be flashed via USB.
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This happen on my bravia ,thx homie
VpnService is the official Android API for connecting to a VPN server. It is used by all VPN client apps on Android (like OpenVPN for Android).
When putting the TV in standby and turning it back on while being connected through Android VpnService, a severe system crash happens. An app is never supposed to crash the system, only itself. This might be a severe security threat.
The crash (SIGSEGV) seems to happen deep down in the system:
VPN needs to be disconnected before putting the TV in standby in order to prevent the crash on resume.
The crash can be reproduced by connecting to some VPN server from the TV. Server and client software do not matter as every VPN connection goes through VpnService on Android. The easiest way to do so is by running an own OpenVPN server on a QNAP or Synology NAS and then connecting to it from the TV via OpenVPN for Android app. TV then has to be put in standby and turned back on ⇒ crash.