As the title says - anyone else get this with the latest hyperdroid rom version?
Bad flash? or something else i need to do? (quicker fix than redownloading rom and starting again)
Dont mind hunting out apk's but id rather not take the app developers work from other than intended sources.
Have you changed dpi? If so, set it back to 240, reboot, clear market cache, download app, set to custom dpi, reboot, clear market cache.
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never touched a thing. wiped the dalvik and rebooted again but no joy. I'll try a fresh download of the rom and start over.
Had this problem too
Fix it by doing the following:
1. Go into CWM Recovery
2. Wipe Cache (did this twice)
3. Wipe Dalvik Cache (did it twice)
4. Fix Permissions
5. Reboot
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Hey
Whenever I try to use a drop down menu in an app, the app freezes and closes. For example, when i want to select the type of security in the email app from the drop down menu, it would freeze. The same occurred when i clicked on a drop down menu for a different app.
any suggestions? thanks
I recently installed a new rom. So maybe I'll have to reflash or new another rom.
I think that it will fix with a reflash, but make a clean install the next time, wipe Data, Cache and Dalvik Cache.
thanks. I'll give it a try. i did do the wipes as i followed these instructions:
"
*Boot into Clockwork Recovery and perform a:
*"Wipe Data/Factory Reset."
*"Wipe Cache."
*Flash ROM
[inside the advanced menu]
*Wipe Dalvik Cache
*Fix Permissions
*Reboot Your Phone and let it sit for about 6 minutes
*Reboot again
"
But hopefully I missed something or made a mistake something.
thanks again
I didn't have an issue with this issue with Passion RC1. With Euphoria RC1 the Superuser app has crashed, I installed by wiping data/factory reset, wiped cache, wiped dalvik cache, formatted system, flashed and rebooted, let settle for 10-15 minutes and rebooted. It stops when trying to 'allow' and when I try to access it stops instead of opening. I don't see an uninstall option under app management so I could try reinstall. Any help greatly appreciated!
Go to manage apps->superuser and clear cache and clear data. If that doesn't work, head to the market and see if Chains has an update for you. May need the update fixer too.
Maybe doing Fix permissions from CWM would help.
Hello all
How often should you clear cache or fix permission using CWM?
Jim
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Personally I do it when ever the ROM that I am on starts acting a bit quirky. Which is not very often if you are running a stable build like VeganTab, CM7 or even the Froyo ROMs that have been out for a while. If you ever see yourself loading up a bunch of apps and running them allot. Over time you might would want to clear the cache and definitely fix permissions to get things back in order.
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How often should you clear cache or fix permission using CWM?
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They're not something you need to do often, or even occasionally, as part of some preventive maintenance regimen.
If you switch ROMs, then you will have to clear cache. Actually, it's best to do a "wipe data/factory reset" in CWM in this case--cache will get formatted in the process.
You would want to clear cache if you upgrade the current ROM; it is better, though, to instead wipe dalvik-cache. Similarly, if you upgrade an app manually--ie. not via the Market or the usual Android update process: eg. by overwriting an app in /system/app or /data/app and rebooting the system--you might want to clear cache.
You might have to clear cache after powering on the tablet after a long (weeks, months) period of inactivity. In this case, the battery will go flat and the system will lose its date and time--going back in time, so to speak. This might, in turn,cause cached data to go out of whack--though Android should take care of this normally.
The "fix permissions" step is needed even less. This link explains why you would want to use it: Again, it might be needed after a ROM update, and not otherwise. This means that doing a fix permissions after a SD card repartition or a wipe data/factory reset step is nonsensical--the fix_permissions script operates on existing data.
Why every time when i install ANY rom to my galaxy s2 after 2, 3 weeks this rom is crashed? It's start crashing with closing apps "application must be stopped". How to fix it? It's the same in every ROM which i install, it makes me crazy right now...
Still no reply?...
Wipe cache and dalvik cache in Recovery.
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I do it always and rom's are still going to be bugged for 7-14 days.
I think I saw you in Paranoid Rom thread mate. Did you come from GB? Just format everything and start again and report back. Format external and usb storage. Wipe data/factory reset. Wipe cache and dalvik and stats once or twice if you wish. Remove crap from init.d or voltage settings just to be sure. Then once you are happy flash rom. Follow instructions - fix permissions etc, etc..See how you go mate.
If it is a specific ROM you are having a problem with maybe post in that ROM's thread to get quicker replies.
EDIT: Also don't restore settings - start from scratch. Don't always restore App+data with Titanium just app only for now.
Before i had problems with every ROM after few days. Yes i come from GB without formatting storage. Thanks for professional response. That's what i did actually:
1. Format external and internal storage.
2. Wipe cache, Wipe data & Wipe dalvik cache.
3. Flash Paranoid 2.22 ROM.
4. Again point 2.
5. Titanium backup just necessary apps.
We will see how long everything will be fine.
PS. what about fix permission? When to do it? And how to remove this "crap" from init.d?
Point 4: Not sure about point 4 - just the dalvik cache and then select fix permissions here. I wouldn't wipe cache and data/factory reset all over again at point 4.
Point 5: Let ROM boot (will take a few minutes)
Point 6: Run an app or two then reboot to make sure..
Point 7: Begin restoring apps or play with governors etc and whatever you like
The "crap" I meant was if you had any additional scripts or tweaks that are in init.d folder during startup. So they don't interfere on first startup. Never tried a kernel cleaning script/cwm flashable file coz there have been some useless ones in the past but give that a try (someone else may be able to comment here).
Remove voltage settings if you were using voltage control app in GB. Reset to default in Extweaks if you were just using this. (Not sure if all this is necessary because I do this prior to formatting or factory resets - someone more knowledgeable can help here).
Hello!
Norwegian Noob here. I got the basics, nothing more.
I just used Link2SD to clean cache and to clean Dalvik Cache, and i may also have cleaned 2nd partition garbage.
Then i rebooted, and nothing happens. it just kept staying at the white "HTC" -screen over the night (gave it some time).
The morning after i went into CWM to wipe dalvik cache and clean cache. Then at reboot it needs some time (10min, i guess dalvik buildup?).
When its done and it gets to the "desktop", the apps just say "loading".
When i try to do something at all, i just get message saying for example "sorry, settings (process com.android.settings) stopped. try again".
Some apps can be used, like go sms pro, clockwidget, flashlightwidget, but no other apps like calculator, calendar, tapatalk.
Now if i try to reboot, it just keeps staying at the white HTC-screen. Then i have to take out battery, boot into recovery, delete dalvik cache again, and reboot. then the same thing happens again.
I would be happy for any suggestions i can get (and sorry for my bad english:laugh: )
My system:
HTC Desire A8181
Android 2.3
Cyanogen 7.2.0.1 (if i dont remember completely wrong, cant check as process crash)
Additional info; link2sd may have been automatically installed to SD, and may not have been moved to phone by me before i wiped dalvik via link2sd-settings.
No one with any suggestions?
Have to delete everything and install rom again if i cant solve this :-\
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Sounds like you did more than delete just your cache and dalvik, couldn't say for sure but my guess is you have some apps or at least data installed in a partition you erased.
You will almost for surely need to wipe all and flash ROM or backup. You can try to fix permissions in recovery but I doubt it will help.
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