Camera use crashes and reboots the phone

rainbow0led

Hello there!

My Pixel 8 Pro reboots whenever I use camera. It reboots when I take pictures/record videos (any camera app; native or gcam), use qr code scanner app, record video in Telegram, make video calls through Telegram, try to rent a bike by scanning qr code within bike renting app etc. The screen just goes black for a while, then the phone reboots. At this point, I can't use my camera at all. It started randomly and I don't know the cause, would anybody be able to help me? I have made two bug reports right after the phone rebooted and able to attach them if needed.

Also, not sure how important is that, but my keyboard app (FlorisBoard) settings reset when this happens (e.g. keyboard layout resets to the default one and the theme resets as well.)

I will appreciate any support. Thanks.

DeletedUser87

rainbow0led that really sounds like a hardware issue. How long has the phone been on GrapheneOS? The only real way to confirm this, would be to backup the data and flash the Stock OS to test it there.

NetRunner88

rainbow0led
What build do you use ?

rainbow0led

rainbow0led
UPD1:

I have done no tinkering, but Telegram video recording (the circle) randomly started working fine (both front and back cameras), native camera app as well.
When tested gcam --> crash-reboot
After rebooting
Tested Telegram video recording (the circle) right after rebooting --> crash-reboot.

rainbow0led

rainbow0led
UPD2
Can't install Pixel Camera Services from Google Play, returns an error.

rainbow0led

DeletedUser87 I have been using Graphene for around a month or a little bit more now. I have never had an issue with camera until around 1 or 2 days ago when this started happening. The camera was working perfectly.

rainbow0led

NetRunner88 I installed Graphene over web installer around a month ago and everything was working smoothly until this started happenig like 1 day ago.
It says in settings that my build number is 2024110700.

DeletedUser87

rainbow0led you're the first one I've seen report this issue here so I assume that it's not widespread. As I said, the only way to confirm if this is hardware related, is to flash the Stock OS and test it out.

rainbow0led

DeletedUser87 I appreciate your feedback, I would do this if nothing else works, but this way is really time consuming to be setting everything up again. I do not think that this is a major bug and still have a hope to fix it without reinstalling the OS. Especially because everything was working perfectly just 2 days ago.