I have a rooted LG G2 mini with Android KitKat 4.4.2.
I installed an application that moves app files from the phone to the SD card. During a moving operation the application crashed. Since then, my phone was freezing after a minute or two after reboot, with the phone rapidly slowing down and finally with the screen turning black. The same behaviour as if the system memory run out, I guess.
I uninstalled the application, and succeeded in finding out that if I rename the ("obb" and "data") folders created by the application on the SD card, the phone stops freezing and works again. The problem is that when I rename the folders back, the phone starts freezing again, even when the problematic application is already uninstalled. The application evidently corrupted some configuration files in the system. As the author of the application is not responsive, I need to find out myself what files were corrupted and fix that manually. Can you advice me where to look at?
Details:
I installed an application that moves app files from the phone to the SD card. During a moving operation the application crashed. Since then, my phone was freezing after a minute or two after reboot, with the phone rapidly slowing down and finally with the screen turning black. The same behaviour as if the system memory run out, I guess.
I uninstalled the application, and succeeded in finding out that if I rename the ("obb" and "data") folders created by the application on the SD card, the phone stops freezing and works again. The problem is that when I rename the folders back, the phone starts freezing again, even when the problematic application is already uninstalled. The application evidently corrupted some configuration files in the system. As the author of the application is not responsive, I need to find out myself what files were corrupted and fix that manually. Can you advice me where to look at?
Details:
- The problematic application was the "GL to SD" app on the GooglePlay market. It probably does it's work by mounting the moved app content from the SD card to the original location.
- I'm not an Android system hacker, I just know some basics. However, I already found some logs and config files, but I found nothing suspicious in them. Another problem is that some logs seem to get cleared on reboot, so I don't know how to get the logs I need. (As the only thing I can do after the phone freezes is to reboot it.)