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I'd like to submit a bug report that I am certain is related with Lucky Patcher after 10+ times of Nandroid restore.
Environment:
Android 10, LineageOS 17.1 build 20200702, running on Xiaomi MI 6 (sagit). arm64, not A/B device, single user.
Magisk 20.4, EdXposed v0.4.6.2.4529.
Steps to reproduce:
Install Core Patch
Enable Core Patch Xposed module, reboot. By default, disable package manager signature verification is enabled.
The Runtime permission usage tracking of the permission controller, a new feature on Android 10, no longer works. There is no warning of any kind, like ANR or force close, by default. When it runs normally, some icons will show on the top right corner when the notification bar is pulled down. This screenshot shows when a sensitive permission, such as camera, microphone or positioning, is used.
Besides, there are logs for permission requests in System Settings - Privacy
Issue
The biggest challenge is I failed to find any way to fix it except restoring /data only in recovery (if there is no modification done to /system and other partitions), which means so far as I can see, once permission controller is broken, it won't work well again. I tried disabling Xposed framework, Magisk and safe mode or clearing permission controller's data after the permission controller's runtime permission usage tracking stopped working, but none was effective.
I'd like to submit a bug report that I am certain is related with Lucky Patcher after 10+ times of Nandroid restore.
Environment:
Android 10, LineageOS 17.1 build 20200702, running on Xiaomi MI 6 (sagit). arm64, not A/B device, single user.
Magisk 20.4, EdXposed v0.4.6.2.4529.
Steps to reproduce:
Besides, there are logs for permission requests in System Settings - Privacy
Issue
The biggest challenge is I failed to find any way to fix it except restoring /data only in recovery (if there is no modification done to /system and other partitions), which means so far as I can see, once permission controller is broken, it won't work well again. I tried disabling Xposed framework, Magisk and safe mode or clearing permission controller's data after the permission controller's runtime permission usage tracking stopped working, but none was effective.
This issue happens to Lucky Patcher's Xposed Module and core.jar patching as well. Log and
/data
are attached for your reference.Download link for
/data
: https://mega.nz/folder/BhBykYJZ#TPieGYNzDLcGkxmo3XnQuw (excluding/data/media
and/data/data
)logcat_LP_android10_permissioncontroller.zip
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