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bma250_input(732): bma250_input_set_delay: sysfs.write_int failed! #12

Open metalmumin opened 9 years ago

metalmumin commented 9 years ago

Nothing critical. These errors are probably known but I'm adding it as an issue so you can track it:

11-19 15:10:49.523 E/        (732): sensors_sysfs_write: open failed! -1
11-19 15:10:49.523 E/DASH - bma250_input(732): bma250_input_set_delay: sysfs.write_int failed!

Here's the full log http://pastebin.com/XdyK5M1w (Log level: Errors) Running Version 5.0.3 with stock configuration apart from disabled 'Scanning always available'. No tweaks from "Xperia Z settings" have been used or changed. Note that the device is fully operable even with the above messages, which also occasionally include libc segfaults, and internal DataBuffer leaks.

adrian-bl-yuga commented 9 years ago

DASH just attempts to configure the input-delay rate of the accelerometer driver and fails due to permission issues. I never bothered to fix this in the 4.4.4 days but i will have a look at this some time (Eg: write an selinux rule)

What kind of libc-related crashes are you seeing? (NFC? This is known to be a segfaulty mess)

metalmumin commented 9 years ago

The DataBuffer leak:

11-19 15:10:44.980 E/DataBuffer(2934): Internal data leak within a DataBuffer object detected!  Be sure to explicitly call release() on all DataBuffer extending objects when you are done with them. (Owner:size=2)
11-19 15:10:44.980 E/DataBuffer(2934): Internal data leak within a DataBuffer object detected!  Be sure to explicitly call release() on all DataBuffer extending objects when you are done with them. (internal object: com.google.android.gms.common.data.DataHolder@182429d4)

The libc segfault:

--------- beginning of crash
11-19 15:11:42.448 F/libc    (4983): Fatal signal 11 (SIGSEGV), code 1, fault addr 0xb4fd3260 in tid 5005 (Binder_2)
11-19 15:11:42.507 E/DEBUG   (379): unexpected waitpid response: n=5005, status=00000000
11-19 15:11:42.507 E/        (379): ptrace detach from 5005 failed: No such process
11-19 15:11:42.507 E/        (379): debuggerd committing suicide to free the zombie!

Audio parameters set when nothing on output:

11-19 15:02:47.090 E/audio_a2dp_hw(382): adev_set_parameters: ERROR: set param called even when stream out is null

NFC has only been reporting warnings so far, so all is well on that front. Because the same errors repeat I picked these from same log as before: http://pastebin.com/XdyK5M1w