Hello,
I recently broke my Google Pixel 6a display and had it replaced with a an original one from Google in a trusted tech repair shop. Whtn i got back home from the shop, i notied that it was constantly rebooting. After messing around with it for a while, i concluded that it only reboots when idle/locked. If unlocked, i can use it without a problem (other than the WIFI and hotspot do not work). The guys told me that i had to re-calibrate the fingerprint sensor (this was said to me right after i picked up the phone, so this was unrelated to the issue) using the Google official web tool, wich i did. After re-calibration, the problem persisted.
Here's what i tried:
Fingerprint sensor re-calibration -> problem persisted
System update to the latest GrapheneOS patch -> problem persisted
Factory Reset -> problem persisted
Flash Stock Android 14 (+ updates) -> problem persisted
Flash Stock Android 13 -> PROBLEM GONE!!!
Upgrade Stock Android 13 to Stock Android 14 -> Problem came back
So, it seems to me that the problem is with Android 14 , but the weird thing is that i already had GrapheneOS based on Android 14 before i had it repaired and it didn't have this issue.
Immediately after i upgrade from Android 13 to 14 (using system update), the problem came back agian.
I decided to flash the latest build of GrapheneOS after all this just to see what happened, and the problem is back. I turned on system crash reports, and here's the crash report immediately after a reboot:
https://pastebin.com/3qLNeePc
It looks like it has a problem with BT_COEX_THREAD . Is this related to the wifi issue i mentioned earlier ? (i can't find networks and the hotspot doesn't work)
Can somebody help me here?
Thanks in advance