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The native part of the Xposed framework (mainly the modified app_process binary).
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Random vibrations without any notification on Samung GT-I9505G with stock KK (4.4.4) #20

Open ciborio opened 9 years ago

ciborio commented 9 years ago

I get random vibrations with no notification ,if I remove Xposed Framework the random vibrations no longer appear. This problem has been reported by many users owners of GT-I9505 with Google Play Edition rom porting.

Same issue here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s4/help/phone-randomly-vibrates-t2968785

rovo89 commented 9 years ago

Are you sure that you have disabled all modules? It's much more likely that a module would cause this than the framework itself.

ciborio commented 9 years ago

Thanks for your response and for your help

All modules have been disabled but the problem remains, I read in a thread that this problem occurred after an upgrade of Google Play Store and / or Google Play services. I hope this info will help.

rovo89 commented 9 years ago

Could you please link to a logcat that includes the vibrations, ideally trimmed down to a few seconds before/after the vibrations? I had seen one logcat, but it was taken with at least one module (GB) enabled.

As I said, it's unlikely that the framework is causing this. If there's no clear indication in the log, I can only ask you to uninstall Xposed and test for a longer period of time to ensure that it's not just a coincidence. How often do these vibrations happen anyway? Every few minutes? Once a day?

ciborio commented 9 years ago

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzqYBIuD_H9za2tnd3ZtcG90a28/view?usp=sharing

In this logcat, happened 1 or 2 vibrations, all modules are disabled. Vibrations happen about 10 vibrations per day, with irregular intervals, pass 30 minutes 1,2 or more hours for each vibration.

ciborio commented 9 years ago

About 36 hours with Xposed disabled, and no more vibrations. I am sure it is the framework that somehow causes the vibrations. Did you find something useful in logcat?

ciborio commented 9 years ago

Some good news about this problem? Did you see something useful in the logcat? thank you

rovo89 commented 9 years ago

There's no mention of Xposed in the log. The only thing I could see is a crash of app_process at 14:29:45, but there's not much information about it in the log. I'm not even sure whether this would cause the phone to vibrate, that would be very weird.

I don't have the time to look further into this. Maybe you can try to investigate yourself whether similar crashes always occur when the phone vibrates. And maybe someone who experiences the same issue can look into it, it's pretty hard analyse such weird and probably ROM-specific issues just based on logs.

ciborio commented 9 years ago

Ok, thank you very much, good job for Lollipop Xposed.

marvinroger commented 9 years ago

I don't have this issue, but on my stock N5 some app crashes do trigger a vibration. So I think Xposed causes app_process to crash for some reason, which is why it vibrates.