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Android doesn't start, looks like a boot loop #353
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Android doesn't start, looks like boot loop
Android doesn't start, looks like a boot loop
Jul 12, 2017
I'm experiencing the same. Ubuntu 17.04 host. |
Hello! I want to know how can you get the android log that run in the container.Thank you! |
Basically I just launched anbox. Didn't execute anything yet.
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Hello! I want to know how can you get the android log that run in the
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@woshijpf my log is from dmesg.
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Can you also attach the log from $ANBOX_DATA_DIR/data/system.log where ANBOX_DATA_DIR is usually /var/lib/anbox when you don't use the snap. Thanks! |
@morphis sure, here it is. |
Thanks! The actual problem is
which I fixed yesterday with anbox/platform_frameworks_base#1 I will push a new snap with that fix later today. |
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Anbox shows no errors, but Android doesn't start and seems like having a boot loop.
dmesg
:(messages like those after
healthd: battery l=100 v=0 t=42.4 h=2 st=2 chg=a
repeat continuously)anbox system-info
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