Qualcomm crash dump mode что делать
Qualcomm crash dump mode что делать
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ukv29, пишут что это хот фикс, changelog тот же что и для 11.0.3.4
We are starting to push the incremental rollout of a new OxygenOS hot-fix update for the OnePlus 8T in India. Europe and North America will soon follow:
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Qualcomm crash dump mode что делать
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Внимание! Обновление происходит БЕЗ ПОТЕРИ данных!
Примечание : Если у вас стоят какие-либо модули в Magisk, то ОБЯЗАТЕЛЬНО отключите их во избежание бутлупа и прочих неприятностей! Если же у вас установлен модуль OOS Native Call Recording Enabler, то лучше его УДАЛИТЬ. После обновления можно опять установить.
1. Настройки => Система => Обновление системы.
2. Нажимаем «Загрузить и установить» (Так как у вас установлены Root-права, прошивка будет загружена целиком, она же Full-OTA. (После установки НИ В КОЕМ СЛУЧАЕ НЕ ПЕРЕЗАГРУЖАЕМСЯ. )
3. Закрыть все фоновые приложения.
4. Открыть Magisk => Нажать «Установка» => Нажать «Установка» ещё раз => Нажать «Установка в неактивный слот (После OTA)».
5. Перезагружаемся после завершения установки.
P.S. Если всё-таки забыли отключить или удалить модули в Magisk и получили бутлуп, то есть решение.
Внимание! Обновление происходит БЕЗ ПОТЕРИ данных!
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1. Скачайте прошивку, которую хотите установить.
2. Скачайте Magisk.
3. Скачайте TWRP для Android 9 или TWRP для Android 10.
4. Поместите все три файла в память телефона.
5. Перезагрузитесь в TWRP.
6. Установите прошивку.
7. Прошейте TWRP.
8. Перезагрузитесь обратно в TWRP, НЕ В СИСТЕМУ!
9. Прошейте Magisk.
10. Перезагрузитесь в систему.
【HELP!】QUALCOMM Clash Dump Mode
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dogman.jp
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MrSteelX
Senior Member
Hako06
Member
The Marionette
Senior Member
I had the same issue but I could actually boot into GSIs. Although it would reboot into the crash dump screen after the phone went to sleep.
Flashing stock 5.1.11 did temporarily fix it but as soon as I installed any custom rom, the issue would return.
Long story short, some file got corrupted or something and nothing besides an EDL flash can fix it. You need to enter EDL ( power off the phone, hold volume up for 10 seconds and connect it to the pc while still holding vol up ) and if your PC recognizes the phone as qcom 9008 or something like that, open up the program and let it flash all the stuff onto the phone.
After it’s done, the issue should be solved.
ereneren564
Senior Member
I had this issue while I was trying to port roms. What I did was go to fastboot, boot twrp, flash OOS OTA.
Edit: Now I’m dead stuck at crash dump mode. I cant boot TWRP over fastboot it goes back to crash dump mode and I dont have windows machine so I cant use MSM tool I will try fastboot OOS installer now.
Edit2: I managed to boot the phone now. I have followed the following way:
1. I have dumped the Beta 3’s payload.bin with: python payload_dumper.py payload.bin
2. I have flashed the following partitions through fastboot:
fastboot flash aop_a aop.img
fastboot flash aop_b aop.img
fastboot flash bluetooth_a bluetooth.img
fastboot flash bluetooth_b bluetooth.img
fastboot flash boot_a boot.img
fastboot flash boot_b boot.img
fastboot flash dsp_a dsp.img
fastboot flash dsp_b dsp.img
fastboot flash dtbo_a dtbo.img
fastboot flash dtbo_b dtbo.img
fastboot flash fw_4j1ed_a fw_4j1ed.img
fastboot flash fw_4j1ed_b fw_4j1ed.img
fastboot flash fw_4u1ea_a fw_4u1ea.img
fastboot flash fw_4u1ea_b fw_4u1ea.img
fastboot flash modem_a modem.img
fastboot flash modem_b modem.img
fastboot flash oem_stanvbk oem_stanvbk.img
fastboot flash qupfw_a qupfw.img
fastboot flash qupfw_b qupfw.img
fastboot flash storsec_a storsec.img
fastboot flash storsec_b storsec.img
fastboot flash system_a system.img
fastboot flash system_b system.img
fastboot flash vbmeta_a vbmeta.img
fastboot flash vbmeta_b vbmeta.img
fastboot flash vendor_a vendor.img
fastboot flash vendor_b vendor.img
fastboot flash LOGO_a LOGO.img
fastboot flash LOGO_b LOGO.img
And it works after that. If you can’t dump the files, I can upload them for you.
The bad thing is, you can’t install custom rom, custom kernel, install twrp or do anything that makes Oneplus Oneplus. This needs to be fixed as soon as possible.
Oneplus 6T qualcomm crash dump error, recovery not working
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flash713
Senior Member
The story and how it happened:
What happened: op states that his OnePlus 6t went to crashdump screen on its own one day and he cannot get out of it. Device was not modded at all when this occured. Went to a service center and they told him he needed a motherboard replacement.
Has a locked bootloader.
Developer options and usb debugging are NOT enabled.
Phone will only go to fastboot mode by doing button press combo..
osm0sis
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gazitonmoy
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ms2020
Member
Thanks for your help so far.. at least it gives satisfaction that i have tried before dumping..
I am not going for motherboard replacement as u can buy new one by adding few extra.. if i come across a used one with working motherboard i may still try to get it fixed. as i liked my op6t
Also learnt a lesson to keep developer and debug options enabled.
The story and how it happened:
What happened: op states that his OnePlus 6t went to crashdump screen on its own one day and he cannot get out of it. Device was not modded at all when this occured. Went to a service center and they told him he needed a motherboard replacement.
Has a locked bootloader.
Developer options and usb debugging are NOT enabled.
Phone will only go to fastboot mode by doing button press combo..
flash713
Senior Member
From what I’ve read there are two outcomes when crash dump happens. Either you can do like I did or if that doesn’t work run MSM tool how the directions say to run it or you are pretty much screwed.
I was just going to say and I know this sounds really dumb but have you tried holding down those 3 buttons for say a minute straight? Pretty sure you have already tried this o just figured I’d come and make one last comment here and hope like hell it will help.
There must be multiple ways why a qualcomm device goes in to crash dump mode and multiple things that occur that send it there. I’m going to dig deeper about it and see what I can try and learn.
ms2020
Member
ofcourse have tried and within 10 seconds i get fastboot menu.
From what I’ve read there are two outcomes when crash dump happens. Either you can do like I did or if that doesn’t work run MSM tool how the directions say to run it or you are pretty much screwed.
I was just going to say and I know this sounds really dumb but have you tried holding down those 3 buttons for say a minute straight? Pretty sure you have already tried this o just figured I’d come and make one last comment here and hope like hell it will help.
There must be multiple ways why a qualcomm device goes in to crash dump mode and multiple things that occur that send it there. I’m going to dig deeper about it and see what I can try and learn.
svaika
New member
Hi all. My problem was not as described in your messages, but I bought from eBay 6T, and it was lagging with screen goes off and then on, problem. Thanks for your fresh messages, I just downloaded:
So thanks for your messages in the forum, I fixed the problem. By the way, the same help OnePlus wanted to do with remote session, but they just finished answering me by e-mails It is fear enough, the unit is out of warranty by purchase date for sure, but they at first wanted to help, then just silence started. and still is. Thank you guys, you saved one more OnePlus 6T
P.S. I was afraid, what flash713 wrote, that I shouldn’t unlock second time bootloader, but I had nothing to loose. Well, 120 euro, but I just won perfect phone
flash713
Senior Member
You tried running the msm tool and your computer can’t see your device once you connect to it or?? What does device manager say when you are hooked up doing the button press combo? I know for me I had to remove the Qualcomm drivers, reinstall them and reboot before msm worked for me on my 6t. Your device is an international model or T-Mobile model that you converted?
@svaika
If you ever end up just out of the blue getting put in crash dump mode and your bootloader is locked and USB debugging and developer options isn’t on then there is no way to fix it. Because people have been reporting this happening on 6t devices I would definitely keep BL unlocked and Dev options on and USB debugging on. It makes the difference whether or not you will be able to fix your device «if» you are ever in this same situation..
Sidenote: Since I started first using custom roms, kernels and themes on Android and still to this very day the very first thing I do when I install a rom and wipe my device, as soon as it boots up I always enable developer options and USB debugging. Sometimes I feel like a crazy person because I check to make sure that’s all enabled multiple times before I install anything new, just to be safe.
Najmus
Senior Member
GO THE FIX : AT LEST IT WORKED FOR ME.
First of all I was disappointed after reading multiple articles, threads & trying MSM & flash_all.bat method. It wasn’t working for me so I gave up. It happened to me yesterday evening & I kept trying the whole night.
How it crashed? My case has been exactly same as @ms2020, my fingerprint sensor wasn’t working & I thought a restart should fix it & that took me to CrashDump Mode.
Thank you @flash713 after you telling to try different combo with volume +- & power buttons, I started doing it & When I tried | fastboot mode > restart > press & hold volume + button VOILA! It booted up the OS.
Current situation? I had flashed an old OS with MSM and as I write I’m trying to upgrade it to Android 10, Thankfully I have OEM Unlocked now! I can do whatever I want now You know how it feels
I’m still getting CrashDump Mode when I restart, gonna try different ways to fix it now.
Will post the final result.
ms2020
Member
Sorry for late reply.
1 ) When I connect for msm tool (press up + down volume key ) and connect the cable device manger shows
Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008(COM4)
2 B)ut when I am connected in fastboot mode (press up + down volume key + power )
Kedacom USB Device
->Android bootloader Interface
Also when i am in fastboot mode, msm tool does not identify my device. it shows waiting for device. i have to press key combo as stated in 1 to run msm tool
my device is international model i did not convert or tried to update anything. just one fine day got this qualcom.
You tried running the msm tool and your computer can’t see your device once you connect to it or?? What does device manager say when you are hooked up doing the button press combo? I know for me I had to remove the Qualcomm drivers, reinstall them and reboot before msm worked for me on my 6t. Your device is an international model or T-Mobile model that you converted?
@svaika
If you ever end up just out of the blue getting put in crash dump mode and your bootloader is locked and USB debugging and developer options isn’t on then there is no way to fix it. Because people have been reporting this happening on 6t devices I would definitely keep BL unlocked and Dev options on and USB debugging on. It makes the difference whether or not you will be able to fix your device «if» you are ever in this same situation..
Sidenote: Since I started first using custom roms, kernels and themes on Android and still to this very day the very first thing I do when I install a rom and wipe my device, as soon as it boots up I always enable developer options and USB debugging. Sometimes I feel like a crazy person because I check to make sure that’s all enabled multiple times before I install anything new, just to be safe.
sanskar0612
Member
please give the solution if you have
flash713
Senior Member
Just like osmosis said here if msm tool does not work you’re basically out of luck.
Were you able to get the qualcomm drivers installed on your PC and did your computer show what it should in device manager or no?
Seems there are two types (at least) of being in crash dump mode. Sometimes people get stuck in it and other times you can get out of it how I mentioned. Also make sure you are charged on your phone..
sanskar0612
Member
Just like osmosis said here if msm tool does not work you’re basically out of luck.
Were you able to get the qualcomm drivers installed on your PC and did your computer show what it should in device manager or no?
Seems there are two types (at least) of being in crash dump mode. Sometimes people get stuck in it and other times you can get out of it how I mentioned. Also make sure you are charged on your phone..
flash713
Senior Member
When your bootlooder is locked and developer options and USB debugging are not enabled in settings on your phone that rules out «other possible methods » of fixing it.
if that weren’t the case. If you had an unlocked bootlooder and those two things enabled in phone settings then you could quite possibly boot twrp via fastboot command and install a rom and see what happens. But those things MUST be done for it to work otherwise it won’t. Msm tool does not work that way. That’s why it’s such a savior and why you plug up with phone powered off and holding the button down while plugging in. Is your model TMobile? If so was your device converted to global model using patched msm tool for 6t or no?
sanskar0612
Member
When your bootlooder is locked and developer options and usb debugging are not enabled in settings on your phone that rules out «other possible methods » of fixing it.
If that weren’t the case. If you had an unlocked bootlooder and those two things enabled in phone settings then you could quite possibly boot twrp via fastboot command and install a rom and see what happens. But those things must be done for it to work otherwise it won’t. Msm tool does not work that way. That’s why it’s such a savior and why you plug up with phone powered off and holding the button down while plugging in. Is your model tmobile? If so was your device converted to global model using patched msm tool for 6t or no?
flash713
Senior Member
flash713
Senior Member
Just read that crash dump happens due to a kernel issue on OnePlus 6/6t. Read that on a telegram group.
This must mean that this is one way that crash dump occurs. Because not all crash dumps are the same. If so then how come I’ve been there 7-8 times and always gotten back to a working device by going to fastboot mode manually and rebooting system.
And some people are stuck in crash dump and cannot do anything about it.
Every time I’ve been to crash dump mode I could always do the manual button press to enter fastboot mode and then hot exit that and reboot system by selecting «start » using power button when it’s at the bootloader mode. Except yesterday.
sanskar0612
Member
Just read that crash dump happens due to a kernel issue on OnePlus 6/6t. Read that on a telegram group.
This must mean that this is one way that crash dump occurs. Because not all crash dumps are the same. If so then how come I’ve been there 7-8 times and always gotten back to a working device by going to fastboot mode manually and rebooting system.
And some people are stuck in crash dump and cannot do anything about it.
Every time I’ve been to crash dump mode I could always do the manual button press to enter fastboot mode and then hot exit that and reboot system by selecting «start » using power button when it’s at the bootloader mode. Except yesterday.
Yesterday I had just installed OOS and Pixen 11 and booted system and setup my phone. All was good and my battery was at 55%. Then I booted twrp to flash magisk debug for root and instead of rebooting system like I selected from twrp it went to crash dump and when I tried the usual solution instead of rebooting to system it looped around right back to crash dump again. I booted twrp and installed OOS + Corvus and formatted data and booted fine. 
sanskar0612
Member
Just read that crash dump happens due to a kernel issue on OnePlus 6/6t. Read that on a telegram group.
This must mean that this is one way that crash dump occurs. Because not all crash dumps are the same. If so then how come I’ve been there 7-8 times and always gotten back to a working device by going to fastboot mode manually and rebooting system.
And some people are stuck in crash dump and cannot do anything about it.
Every time I’ve been to crash dump mode I could always do the manual button press to enter fastboot mode and then hot exit that and reboot system by selecting «start » using power button when it’s at the bootloader mode. Except yesterday.
flash713
Senior Member
How did you try a rom with a locked bootloader? You have. A 6 or 6t?
If you cannot get msm tool to work unfortunately you’re out of luck unless you take it to a service center and from what I’ve seen on here the cost isn’t worth it. Better to get another device.. There are two threads for this crash dump, this one and another in oneplus 6 forums. I probably got confused and that’s why I commented what I did. Windows is ****. I can’t stand it and don’t use it ever, except when it’s absolutely mandatory because whatever I’m using requires it, which is extremely rare. The only thing you can do at this point unless you have already done it is read the entire thread a few times on msm tool and if you can’t get it to work then sell it as is or take it to a service center. Most of the time, not always but most of the time msm tool will work. Unless you already have,, If I were you in same situation I’d try the patched msm tool, the one for converting from T-Mobile to international model, and I would also try and run the T-Mobile msm tool 40 exe or whatever it is. Not saying you you have but I’ve been on xda since Nexus S days modding my phone’s and tablets and there are times I look over something simple and realize later and go back to it and end up getting it to work. I hope you get it going.
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From here down is not directed at anyone particular just some tips for anyone with a locked bootloader and a 6 or a 6t. From what I’ve read crash dump mode happening is kernel related and there are different reasons why a device goes to crash dump mode.
One of the riskiest moves anyone can ever make is locking their bootloader. I say this because I’ve seen many people ruin their phones that way over the years here on xda. I think maybe many people don’t understand about the whole bootloader unlock, lock.. All it means if a bootloader is unlocked is it’s a sign to whoever has the phone that it’s been altered. Besides that idk of any other security issues having an unlocked bootloader may cause. I keep mine all and always have kept bootloader’s unlocked and dev options and usb debugging checked.
**If anyone reads this and has a locked bootloader and or doesn’t keep dev options and usb debugging enabled I would definitely unlock it and keep it unlocked and make sure you always enable developer options and usb debugging as soon as you install and reboot system. Seeing how this seems to fatally kill people’s devices in some situations where what I say here is not done. Anyone using a 6 or 6t without an unlocked bootloader and dev options and usb debugging not enabled is asking for it. You can always delete lockscreen. Directions on how to delete lockscreen are on the how to root thread in guides section by FunkWizard.
Here’s fix for OnePlus 7 (Pro) Qualcomm CrashDump Mode issue after installing Open Beta
OnePlus fans were tickled pink when some OnePlus Support guys ‘accidentally’ confirmed the release date of Android 10 based OxygenOS. Same day as Google Pixel phones – could it be done? Well, they really did it, albeit in the form of the first Open Beta update for OnePlus 7 and OnePlus 7 Pro.
OnePlus 7 Pro running Android 10 (Open Beta 1)
Although the release window between the Developer Preview 5 and the Open Beta was extremely small, the Shenzhen based OEM delivered tons of new software features in the update. Be it full-fledged navigational gestures or dedicated Game Space, they tried to make the package almost like a daily driver.
Well, end of the day it’s a beta release. Not all apps are compatible with Android 10 yet, especially banking or similar financial apps. They rely on a bunch of internal APIs to measure the system integrity, thus the failure rate should be quite high. But what about ending up with ‘Qualcomm CrashDump Mode’?
In layman’s term, this dreaded situation is analogous to the (in)famous “Blue Screen of Death” aka BSOD in Windows. This special mode is slightly different from typical kernel panics in the *nix world, as the stop code is actually originated from the low level firmware designed by Qualcomm.
Keeping aside further technical details, a lot of OnePlus 7 (Pro) owners are facing this error after installing the first Open Beta based on Android 10. Sometimes a forced reboot can revive the phone, but some unfortunate users are now stuck with a virtually bricked device in their hands.
QUALCOMM CrashDump Mode for me after 12H
Had to push volume up and power button few seconds to reboot
If not in plane mode the modem crash again andCrash Dump appear
so a few hours after having installed the android 10 open beta on my 7 Pro it crashed and the Qualcomm crashdump mode comes up.
It doesn’t give many details regarding what’s going on and I can do is reboot the device.
This has happened twice in a single day. ( while using the official Twitter app)
OnePlus does provide official downgrade package(s) so that beta users can revert back to stable Pie based OxygenOS 9.5.x anytime. But if the phone is stuck in this ‘CrashDump’ mode, there is no way to use them.
Fortunately there exists a semi-official way to unbrick your precious phone. OnePlus support has access to a special kind of flashing package that can bring back your device from the land of dead. We’ve discussed about the method here in details so that you can fix it without wasting your time dealing with support tickets and such.
MSM Download Tool flashing a bricked OnePlus 7 Pro (Click/Tap to zoom)
Remember, this aforementioned method does not preserve your data. You should understand the risks while playing with beta builds on your daily driver, so don’t do the same mistake over and over.
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