App that will catch a reboot culprit?

DarrBeck

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I am rooted but stock and have a really clean setup. I get a reboot a couple times a day when really working the phone. It seems to be triggered when a screen rotation happens along with multiple other apps running at the the same time. I have not narrowed it to a specific app though.

Any one find anything that would be helpful?
 

BayouFlyFisher

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I've never used one, but wouldn't one of the logcat apks do that? Search the market for logcat.

Good luck.
 

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If you have "terminal emulator" you can run "top" and it will show processes , you might be able to catch it in there .
/var/log usually holds any crash logs .
Never mind , "logcat" does that for you .
 
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KZIWarrior

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There's an app called WatchDog that monitors for 'runaway' apps that might be able to catch the culprit prior to the reboot.

I know you said you were 'stock' but which kernel and radio are you running? Generally reboots are a kernel issue.
 
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