Recently I've been having problems with random lag spikes, reboots and suddenly the screen just going black. This has gradually started happening more and more. Sometimes I've also gotten a boot fail screen wich resets the phone into download mode, other times I've gotten a kernel panic message stating eMMC read fail. To get the phone running again I often have to try several reboots and pull the battery for a couple of seconds. The battery is brand new as I just replaced my old battery that was starting to instantly deplete at around 20%.
It seems like a couple of other people has had this issue.
I've been using the same debloated stock root rom for the past 3-4 months, and it has worked fine, until recently when these problems started occurring. I suspected the source of the problem was xposed modules or an app wreaking havoc on the device. First I tried uninstalling xposed through TWRP, but the problems still occured. Then I tried to do a factory reset through the settings menu, but oddly the phone just restarted without performing any reset. So i figured I had to do a wipe via TWRP, but I got some kind of mounting error. After installing TWRP v3 I managed to wipe and install a new rom.
I tried these roms but the problem still presists after several tries of flashes and wipes.
http://ift.tt/1QgWCfn
http://ift.tt/1YSkMSY
The last thing I have yet to try is to do a clean stock flash through Odin, but chances seem dim as evidence points towards some kind of hardware failure. Flash chip maybe?
If it actually is hardware failure I have the problem of having modified the phone, so even if I go back to a stock unrooted rom the "Kernel is not seandroid enforcing" and "Set warranty bit: kernel" text will still show up during boot. If I am correct there is still no way to remove this, right? Luckily Norwegian laws are quite lenient when it comes hardware fault warranty, with up to 4 years of warranty for phones.
Will the service shop immediatly dismiss phones if they detected a modified system, even if it's 100% guaranteed that the problem is hardware failure? Has anyone had any experience with this?
I know a friend of mine got his rooted Nexus 5 replaced, but that didn't turn on at all, so I think they just replaced it without checking.
It seems like a couple of other people has had this issue.
I've been using the same debloated stock root rom for the past 3-4 months, and it has worked fine, until recently when these problems started occurring. I suspected the source of the problem was xposed modules or an app wreaking havoc on the device. First I tried uninstalling xposed through TWRP, but the problems still occured. Then I tried to do a factory reset through the settings menu, but oddly the phone just restarted without performing any reset. So i figured I had to do a wipe via TWRP, but I got some kind of mounting error. After installing TWRP v3 I managed to wipe and install a new rom.
I tried these roms but the problem still presists after several tries of flashes and wipes.
http://ift.tt/1QgWCfn
http://ift.tt/1YSkMSY
The last thing I have yet to try is to do a clean stock flash through Odin, but chances seem dim as evidence points towards some kind of hardware failure. Flash chip maybe?
If it actually is hardware failure I have the problem of having modified the phone, so even if I go back to a stock unrooted rom the "Kernel is not seandroid enforcing" and "Set warranty bit: kernel" text will still show up during boot. If I am correct there is still no way to remove this, right? Luckily Norwegian laws are quite lenient when it comes hardware fault warranty, with up to 4 years of warranty for phones.
Will the service shop immediatly dismiss phones if they detected a modified system, even if it's 100% guaranteed that the problem is hardware failure? Has anyone had any experience with this?
I know a friend of mine got his rooted Nexus 5 replaced, but that didn't turn on at all, so I think they just replaced it without checking.
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