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Re: Calls switching to speakerphone

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Originally Posted by JWise1203 View Post
I was running Android yesterday I took a call and changed the in call volume. My phone then transfered the call to the speakerphone and Android proceeded to reboot. Needless to say, I disrupted a meeting that was going on, on my floor. I had to pull the battery out to get things to stop. I can't use Android full time until the radio is a more stable.

Excuse me for my ignorance, I would be happy to grab the log file, but I am not sure how to execute the logcat command when I reproduce the issue. Can you explain how to do that?
Well since the phone reboots, it's a little complex. First, you must setup adb. Once that is setup, run adb logcat > output.txt - it'll run constantly, outputting to that file. Then the fun begins. You'll have to reproduce the error with this running. Devs may also need a logcat -b radio as well... I guess I should just make a bunch of phone calls to try and recreate the issue.

This project is still very much in testing - not meant for daily use around office meetings
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