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PROBLEMS WITH ANDROID Cyanogen. FORCE CLOSING OF APPLICATIONS

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Well, I guess that after our last post on CyanogenMod and Android, we saw no hits to updating and thought you all were advantages, well, that's: D. What we discuss here is a problem that can occur which is easily solved if we know how. To me it happened to me with a problem in an application that was putting data in the wrong place and that caused the bad overall performance.
 
The problem was that when trying to open any application, whether that of Gmail, photo gallery, google maps, the whatsapp, market, or any other, gave me an error and opened a window saying:
 
Sorry! The xxxxxx Application (com.xxxx.android.xxx process) has stopped unexpectedly. Try again.
 
And after that a button of Force Close or Report problem.
 
It is a somewhat cumbersome problem because not let you do anything with your phone and any attempts you make, even directly after restart, does not succeed and therefore is a bit frustrating to see thousands of forcing closures appear on your screen and do not let you do anything.
 
Though I suppose that this problem of infinite Force Closure must be caused by different sources, two of the most common are that we will discuss here.
 
On the one hand it can be due to insufficient free space in the / datadata.
 
To check the space in that folder (partition) we can do this in two ways. On one hand, if our phone lets us open a terminal with root we can do:
 
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du sk / datadata / * | sort -rn
 
We can not, connect the phone to the computer and through an end use the command adb
 
adb shell df -h | grep -i datadata
 
If we find that we have little free space (partition) folder we see who is responsible for filling and trying to clean up those applications that have uninstalled or applications that are using more resources than they should. Try to give a wide margin to that partition keeping with at least 50% free.
 
In my case it was a program that had kept all program data in that folder using more than 80 Mb for her, which is outrageous. The average space occupied by an application in that folder should be about 1 Kb.
 
Another possible source of the problem are the permissions on certain applications. This would cause the application will generate the force close, but not occur in all.
 
To fix Cyanogen must run on the command fix_permissions pudiendolo do from a terminal on the phone:
 
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fix_permissions
 
or from a terminal on the computer with adb
 
adb shell fix_permissions
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