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  1. david
    No. As I said, it can be minutes after booting, with wifi completely up and running. This isn't related to the ping latency issue. Well, not unless it is somehow. lol
  2. david
    To be clear, it happens even after multiple minutes of being booted. In looking at other reported crash/reboot situations, @Waxberry has wanted to see if wifi is involved, because he is trying to chase down some reboots possibly related to wifi. This is a way to reproduce the problem so they can track down what is going wrong. (assuming others can replicate...I can make it happen at will) I will continue to narrow down the variables and update with the details. Right now it is definitely wifi related and might also involve battery charge state.
  3. david
    Enter the pwd and launch after. It happens even after waiting, but I am trying to give you the best chance of reproducing it. I do have security disabled too, however. Only mentioning it as a variable.
  4. david
    https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.zwanoo.android.speedtest
  5. david
    Try the following: - Turn on wifi and cellular - Unplug phone from any charger - Put phone in landscape orientation, with keyboard out - Reboot phone by holding down the power button and selecting restart - Immediately when android starts, launch speedtest - The app should orient landscape and then go back to portrait - Immediately after it goes to portrait, press the start circle I am not saying all these variables are part of the issue, but I have been causing it to force reboot for the past 30 minutes, and haven't narrowed down all variables yet, so t
  6. david
    The speedtest app causes my phone to reboot when it runs a speed test. It happened 4 out of 5 times today. Today is the first time I have run the app on my Pro1. I uninstalled and reinstalled the app multiple times, but it did not fix the issue. The first time it happened, when my phone rebooted, it forced me to use my lock screen pattern before it would finish booting, in addition to at the lock screen. I did not have lock screen security enabled at the time this happened. I had security enabled for the past week, but when I unlocked my bootloader and rooted my phone and did all the
  7. david
    Or just long press on them when they come up, and tell it not to send them anymore.
  8. david
    You should quickly buy stock in Aukey, before @EskeRahn buy's all their ultra ultra slow chargers. 🙂
  9. david
    Ah ha! So the prophecy came true! :-)
  10. david
    Thanks for adding this. It looks very powerful. It does look like there might be some bugs, with file transfers failing, but it is unclear if that is particular phones or the app. I'll have to try it out sometime.
  11. david
    Maybe the Mass Storage code isn't compiled into the firmware then. 😕
  12. david
    Have you tried looking at the SD card in a computer to see if there are multiple partitions? Did you have the Pro1 format the partitions it thought it found?
  13. david
    Oh, I didn't understand that it is a Magisk module. For others: https://magiskroot.net/pix3lify-unity-magisk-module/
  14. david
    Is there some other Pixel stuff you use?
  15. david
    Oh brother! This is the first I've heard about this. So because they took the SD card out of the Pixel, they *had* to rip the option out to write to the SD card when it is available? Really good thinking by google engineers there. Do you know if that Pocophone version of gcam has the same issue? That one apparently took better pictures in low light vs the Pixel version, from what I remember reading on here. My only thought about the SD card issue is that if a phone is rooted, an app like FolderMount (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.devasque.fmount&hl=en_
  16. david
    Magisk isn't required to make something work in the Pixel camera app though? You are saying you recommend doing those two things separately?
  17. david
    Did you try any of the other apps that he linked to in the 3rd post? Some older apps that require root expect supersu. This might be one of them. The others may be more forgiving. Did you get a pop-up asking for root access?
  18. david
    Good to know. Thanks for pointing it out.
  19. david
    Okay, so for Android/LineageOS purposes, it can't backup anything, since android is set to encrypt the files, and twrp can't decrypt that yet.
  20. david
    How does it backup without being able to decrypt?
  21. david
    It does require root. The other similar apps he lists in the post also require root.
  22. david
    I was under the impression that recent versions of android require root to enable mass storage mode. I haven't tried any apps yet, but I can try and report back.
  23. david
    Is this forward looking to when we have a TWRP that can decrypt, or is there currently a version of TWRP that can decrypt?
  24. david
    Now we just need to find a business that offers padded phone testing rooms. :-)
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    USA, Minnesota, near Minneapolis and St. Paul (Twin Cities)
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