I built AOSP master for Pandaboard yesterday. As soon as I enable
wifi, it seems to get stuck in some loop where it keeps closing the
foreground app and returning to the home screen. Logcat shows:
pid 265 is system_server. These messages are appearing at a rate of
several a second to once every few seconds. Any ideas why this is
happening and how can I stop it? Has anyone else seen this issue? As
soon as I turn wifi off, then everything goes back to working
normally. But I obviously want to be able to use wifi.
Did another build today, I am still seeing this issue. Makes it
impossible to connect to a protected wifi network since every time I
try to open the network settings it gets closed again before I can
type in the key. Is this just a pandaboard bug or is wifi setup from a
blank system (no cache or user settings) broken on all targets?
On 22 August 2012 11:47, Chris Bainbridge <chris.bainbri...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I built AOSP master for Pandaboard yesterday. As soon as I enable
> wifi, it seems to get stuck in some loop where it keeps closing the
> foreground app and returning to the home screen. Logcat shows:
> pid 265 is system_server. These messages are appearing at a rate of
> several a second to once every few seconds. Any ideas why this is
> happening and how can I stop it? Has anyone else seen this issue? As
> soon as I turn wifi off, then everything goes back to working
> normally. But I obviously want to be able to use wifi.
I can observe the same issue on my Pandaboard. I can work around it when I turn on bluetooth before switching wifi on. Switching on wifi first leads to the situation you described. Can you confirm this?
best regards
Rob
Am Donnerstag, 23. August 2012 23:26:31 UTC+2 schrieb Chris Bainbridge:
> Did another build today, I am still seeing this issue. Makes it > impossible to connect to a protected wifi network since every time I > try to open the network settings it gets closed again before I can > type in the key. Is this just a pandaboard bug or is wifi setup from a > blank system (no cache or user settings) broken on all targets?
> On 22 August 2012 11:47, Chris Bainbridge <chris.ba...@gmail.com<javascript:>> > wrote: > > Hello,
> > I built AOSP master for Pandaboard yesterday. As soon as I enable > > wifi, it seems to get stuck in some loop where it keeps closing the > > foreground app and returning to the home screen. Logcat shows:
> > pid 265 is system_server. These messages are appearing at a rate of > > several a second to once every few seconds. Any ideas why this is > > happening and how can I stop it? Has anyone else seen this issue? As > > soon as I turn wifi off, then everything goes back to working > > normally. But I obviously want to be able to use wifi.
Yes, I see the same. The first time I tried your suggestion (bringing
bluetooth up first) the system hard locked when I enabled wifi. The
second time I tried, I was able to turn wifi on but the scan showed no
networks. The third time I tried, I was able to scan a network and
connect.
On 27 August 2012 14:54, Robert Konopka <rkono...@leenox.de> wrote:
> I can observe the same issue on my Pandaboard. I can work around it when I
> turn on bluetooth before switching wifi on. Switching on wifi first leads to
> the situation you described. Can you confirm this?
> best regards
> Rob
> Am Donnerstag, 23. August 2012 23:26:31 UTC+2 schrieb Chris Bainbridge:
>> Did another build today, I am still seeing this issue. Makes it
>> impossible to connect to a protected wifi network since every time I
>> try to open the network settings it gets closed again before I can
>> type in the key. Is this just a pandaboard bug or is wifi setup from a
>> blank system (no cache or user settings) broken on all targets?
>> On 22 August 2012 11:47, Chris Bainbridge <chris.ba...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> > Hello,
>> > I built AOSP master for Pandaboard yesterday. As soon as I enable
>> > wifi, it seems to get stuck in some loop where it keeps closing the
>> > foreground app and returning to the home screen. Logcat shows:
>> > pid 265 is system_server. These messages are appearing at a rate of
>> > several a second to once every few seconds. Any ideas why this is
>> > happening and how can I stop it? Has anyone else seen this issue? As
>> > soon as I turn wifi off, then everything goes back to working
>> > normally. But I obviously want to be able to use wifi.
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> Yes, I see the same. The first time I tried your suggestion (bringing > bluetooth up first) the system hard locked when I enabled wifi. The > second time I tried, I was able to turn wifi on but the scan showed no > networks. The third time I tried, I was able to scan a network and > connect.
> On 27 August 2012 14:54, Robert Konopka <rkon...@leenox.de <javascript:>> > wrote: > > Hi Chris,
> > I can observe the same issue on my Pandaboard. I can work around it when > I > > turn on bluetooth before switching wifi on. Switching on wifi first > leads to > > the situation you described. Can you confirm this?
> > best regards
> > Rob
> > Am Donnerstag, 23. August 2012 23:26:31 UTC+2 schrieb Chris Bainbridge:
> >> Did another build today, I am still seeing this issue. Makes it > >> impossible to connect to a protected wifi network since every time I > >> try to open the network settings it gets closed again before I can > >> type in the key. Is this just a pandaboard bug or is wifi setup from a > >> blank system (no cache or user settings) broken on all targets?
> >> On 22 August 2012 11:47, Chris Bainbridge <chris.ba...@gmail.com> > wrote: > >> > Hello,
> >> > I built AOSP master for Pandaboard yesterday. As soon as I enable > >> > wifi, it seems to get stuck in some loop where it keeps closing the > >> > foreground app and returning to the home screen. Logcat shows:
> >> > pid 265 is system_server. These messages are appearing at a rate of > >> > several a second to once every few seconds. Any ideas why this is > >> > happening and how can I stop it? Has anyone else seen this issue? As > >> > soon as I turn wifi off, then everything goes back to working > >> > normally. But I obviously want to be able to use wifi.
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Hi, i think i solved this problem a few months ago, in the folder
device/ti/panda there is a file named gpio-keys.kl, the only line there
that says:
key 102 HOME WAKE
i commented that line so the line that i have ther now is:
#key 102 HOME WAKE
i had the same issue than you, and i even thought that it was the bluetooth
or the wifi, but it is about input events, when a click is performed, a
signal of going back to the home screen is sent to the O.S, i don't know if
that was the best solution, or why that line was there in the sources but
the only thing i know is that it solved my problem, it might be a solution
for you.
> I wonder if we are alone with this issue or if other Pandaboards also show
> this bug?
> Could anybody else check this?
> Am Montag, 27. August 2012 23:49:49 UTC+2 schrieb Chris Bainbridge:
>> Yes, I see the same. The first time I tried your suggestion (bringing
>> bluetooth up first) the system hard locked when I enabled wifi. The
>> second time I tried, I was able to turn wifi on but the scan showed no
>> networks. The third time I tried, I was able to scan a network and
>> connect.
>> On 27 August 2012 14:54, Robert Konopka <rkon...@leenox.de> wrote:
>> > Hi Chris,
>> > I can observe the same issue on my Pandaboard. I can work around it
>> when I
>> > turn on bluetooth before switching wifi on. Switching on wifi first
>> leads to
>> > the situation you described. Can you confirm this?
>> > best regards
>> > Rob
>> > Am Donnerstag, 23. August 2012 23:26:31 UTC+2 schrieb Chris Bainbridge:
>> >> Did another build today, I am still seeing this issue. Makes it
>> >> impossible to connect to a protected wifi network since every time I
>> >> try to open the network settings it gets closed again before I can
>> >> type in the key. Is this just a pandaboard bug or is wifi setup from a
>> >> blank system (no cache or user settings) broken on all targets?
>> >> On 22 August 2012 11:47, Chris Bainbridge <chris.ba...@gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>> >> > Hello,
>> >> > I built AOSP master for Pandaboard yesterday. As soon as I enable
>> >> > wifi, it seems to get stuck in some loop where it keeps closing the
>> >> > foreground app and returning to the home screen. Logcat shows:
>> >> > pid 265 is system_server. These messages are appearing at a rate of
>> >> > several a second to once every few seconds. Any ideas why this is
>> >> > happening and how can I stop it? Has anyone else seen this issue? As
>> >> > soon as I turn wifi off, then everything goes back to working
>> >> > normally. But I obviously want to be able to use wifi.
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> Hi, i think i solved this problem a few months ago, in the folder > device/ti/panda there is a file named gpio-keys.kl, the only line there > that says:
> key 102 HOME WAKE
> i commented that line so the line that i have ther now is:
> #key 102 HOME WAKE
> i had the same issue than you, and i even thought that it was the > bluetooth or the wifi, but it is about input events, when a click is > performed, a signal of going back to the home screen is sent to the O.S, i > don't know if that was the best solution, or why that line was there in the > sources but the only thing i know is that it solved my problem, it might be > a solution for you.
> Best Regards.
> 2012/8/28 Robert Konopka <rkon...@leenox.de <javascript:>>
>> I wonder if we are alone with this issue or if other Pandaboards also >> show this bug? >> Could anybody else check this?
>> Am Montag, 27. August 2012 23:49:49 UTC+2 schrieb Chris Bainbridge:
>>> Yes, I see the same. The first time I tried your suggestion (bringing >>> bluetooth up first) the system hard locked when I enabled wifi. The >>> second time I tried, I was able to turn wifi on but the scan showed no >>> networks. The third time I tried, I was able to scan a network and >>> connect.
>>> On 27 August 2012 14:54, Robert Konopka <rkon...@leenox.de> wrote: >>> > Hi Chris,
>>> > I can observe the same issue on my Pandaboard. I can work around it >>> when I >>> > turn on bluetooth before switching wifi on. Switching on wifi first >>> leads to >>> > the situation you described. Can you confirm this?
>>> > best regards
>>> > Rob
>>> > Am Donnerstag, 23. August 2012 23:26:31 UTC+2 schrieb Chris >>> Bainbridge:
>>> >> Did another build today, I am still seeing this issue. Makes it >>> >> impossible to connect to a protected wifi network since every time I >>> >> try to open the network settings it gets closed again before I can >>> >> type in the key. Is this just a pandaboard bug or is wifi setup from >>> a >>> >> blank system (no cache or user settings) broken on all targets?
>>> >> On 22 August 2012 11:47, Chris Bainbridge <chris.ba...@gmail.com> >>> wrote: >>> >> > Hello,
>>> >> > I built AOSP master for Pandaboard yesterday. As soon as I enable >>> >> > wifi, it seems to get stuck in some loop where it keeps closing the >>> >> > foreground app and returning to the home screen. Logcat shows:
>>> >> > pid 265 is system_server. These messages are appearing at a rate of >>> >> > several a second to once every few seconds. Any ideas why this is >>> >> > happening and how can I stop it? Has anyone else seen this issue? >>> As >>> >> > soon as I turn wifi off, then everything goes back to working >>> >> > normally. But I obviously want to be able to use wifi.
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Hi, i'm glad it worked for you too, and i really don't know what is it for,
i was going to search about it but i haven't had enough time for it, if you
find something about it, tell me about it to have some info of that, the
only thing i knew was that it was sending input events when i was tracing
the system to catch the problem.
> Thanks, this solution works for me!
> But I would like understand why. Do you know what this file and the entry
> in it is for?
> Am Dienstag, 28. August 2012 22:18:23 UTC+2 schrieb olivia mckenzy:
>> Hi, i think i solved this problem a few months ago, in the folder
>> device/ti/panda there is a file named gpio-keys.kl, the only line there
>> that says:
>> key 102 HOME WAKE
>> i commented that line so the line that i have ther now is:
>> #key 102 HOME WAKE
>> i had the same issue than you, and i even thought that it was the
>> bluetooth or the wifi, but it is about input events, when a click is
>> performed, a signal of going back to the home screen is sent to the O.S, i
>> don't know if that was the best solution, or why that line was there in the
>> sources but the only thing i know is that it solved my problem, it might be
>> a solution for you.
>> I wonder if we are alone with this issue or if other Pandaboards also
>>> show this bug?
>>> Could anybody else check this?
>>> Am Montag, 27. August 2012 23:49:49 UTC+2 schrieb Chris Bainbridge:
>>>> Yes, I see the same. The first time I tried your suggestion (bringing
>>>> bluetooth up first) the system hard locked when I enabled wifi. The
>>>> second time I tried, I was able to turn wifi on but the scan showed no
>>>> networks. The third time I tried, I was able to scan a network and
>>>> connect.
>>>> On 27 August 2012 14:54, Robert Konopka <rkon...@leenox.de> wrote:
>>>> > Hi Chris,
>>>> > I can observe the same issue on my Pandaboard. I can work around it
>>>> when I
>>>> > turn on bluetooth before switching wifi on. Switching on wifi first
>>>> leads to
>>>> > the situation you described. Can you confirm this?
>>>> > best regards
>>>> > Rob
>>>> > Am Donnerstag, 23. August 2012 23:26:31 UTC+2 schrieb Chris
>>>> Bainbridge:
>>>> >> Did another build today, I am still seeing this issue. Makes it
>>>> >> impossible to connect to a protected wifi network since every time I
>>>> >> try to open the network settings it gets closed again before I can
>>>> >> type in the key. Is this just a pandaboard bug or is wifi setup from
>>>> a
>>>> >> blank system (no cache or user settings) broken on all targets?
>>>> >> On 22 August 2012 11:47, Chris Bainbridge <chris.ba...@gmail.com>
>>>> wrote:
>>>> >> > Hello,
>>>> >> > I built AOSP master for Pandaboard yesterday. As soon as I enable
>>>> >> > wifi, it seems to get stuck in some loop where it keeps closing
>>>> the
>>>> >> > foreground app and returning to the home screen. Logcat shows:
>>>> >> > pid 265 is system_server. These messages are appearing at a rate
>>>> of
>>>> >> > several a second to once every few seconds. Any ideas why this is
>>>> >> > happening and how can I stop it? Has anyone else seen this issue?
>>>> As
>>>> >> > soon as I turn wifi off, then everything goes back to working
>>>> >> > normally. But I obviously want to be able to use wifi.
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