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How to install:
How to report issues
Things to check before reporting: - If it's a general question or if it is not specific to this rom ask in the Q&A section - make sure you have read all the tips in the first posts and searched on the forum before reporting an issue. - Make sure you follow exactly the install instructions - Make sure you are using the recommended gapps - Try to reproduce your issue after a full wipe and right after flashing and before restoring anything - Wait that the cpu usage is down to close to 0% for a few seconds before proceeding with testing. - Check that it is not already listed in the known issues. - Try the -NonLinaro version of the rom
Keep in mind that coming from a full wipe / factory reset, there are a few cpu and disk io tasks that are going to happen: - Mediascanner service is going to rescan all your medias, which can take from a few minutes to a few hours or days if you have many - Google will restore / sync things. So make sure that it is finished and that some app is not eating the cpu or disk io before reporting.
What to send in your report:
- Make sure you describe exactly what happens before/during/after the issue. - If you can reproduce it, write a step by step way of reproducing it. - If your issue is a performance issue, explain in details what you define as such (is it taking time when you click , is it that it seems to have a low fps ? ..) Make also sure you indicate the following: - which rom/version are you using ? - which kernel are you using ? - which gapps version are you using ? - did you follow the exact procedure listed above for flashing ? - did you restore any of your applications / settings ? Reproduce the issue then run these commands in a terminal: su - busybox top -n1 > /sdcard/top dmesg > /sdcard/kmsg logcat -v time -d > /sdcard/lc If the problem is a reboot/crash/SOD, run this in 2 terminals and let them run until the problem occurs 1) su logcat -v time > /sdcard/lc 2) su cat /proc/kmsg >/sdcard/kmsg send me the resulting files: /sdcard/top & /sdcard/kmsg & /sdcard/lc by PM on the XDA forum Thanks that will help to debug and save me a lot of time if I get correct reports ;)