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my i9100's been boot looping, and I haven't even messed around with it recently. Here is the DDMS log while booting: youtu.be/cL5Lz76GUmA
Any idea what the error codes suggest?
Background: It's been rooted and has been running Siyah kernel for 2 months now, with no problems.
This morning I unlocked it and opened the notifications drawer, and it froze. So I did a soft reset and it went into boot loop. It boot loops after doing a hard reset too.
Clearing the cache and dalvik cache also made no difference. I've tried getting it into safe mode, but can't- I think it doesn't boot long enough for it to detect me pressing the Menu button.

sanjsanj said:
my i9100's been boot looping, and I haven't even messed around with it recently. Here is the DDMS log while booting: youtu.be/cL5Lz76GUmA
Any idea what the error codes suggest?
Background: It's been rooted and has been running Siyah kernel for 2 months now, with no problems.
This morning I unlocked it and opened the notifications drawer, and it froze. So I did a soft reset and it went into boot loop. It boot loops after doing a hard reset too.
Clearing the cache and dalvik cache also made no difference. I've tried getting it into safe mode, but can't- I think it doesn't boot long enough for it to detect me pressing the Menu button.
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Just tried to make a backup and this is what happened: i.imgur.com/SqomaBX.jpg

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