Thanks to Lioux
You need ROOT access and busybox installed.
(/AK-ramdisk/cwm/data/ak/create_bugreport.sh)The bugreport is saved on the /sdcard/ root directory in the following name format:
- /sdcard/bugreport_YYYYMMDD_HHh_MMm_SSs.tar.bz2
You can use the script in 2 ways:
- No modification, it generates a complete bugreport (lioux style) minus dumpstate:
- time sh create_bugreport.sh 0m7.29s real 0m1.12s user 0m0.36s system
- du -k bugreport_20130327_19h_39m_56s.tar.bz2 96
Super fast, 7 seconds with about 96Kbytes.
- If you edit the script and uncomment the line that adds a dumpstate to the bugreport (it's easy, there is a line explaining it inside the script):
- time sh create_bugreport.sh
1m52.43s real 0m11.33s user 0m4.61s system - du -k bugreport_20130327_19h_53m_04s.tar.bz2
728 bugreport_20130327_19h_53m_04s.tar.bz2
Less than 2 minutes with about 728Kbytes. Not too shabby if I might say. :) So it's fast and compact.
- Why is dumpstate disabled? Because I run it at every boot so that I can report if anything happens. Furthermore, we don't usually need dumpstate unless the kernel developer asks for it.
- You can submit these bugreports to other projects too. This is not limitted to AK. :)
- You can use script manager from play store to launch this script at every boot.
- And, a personal advice: open the bugreport before you submit it.
- You can learn a little more about your phone and what might have happened.
- Moreover, this might help you decide that you don't need to send that much information, just one file might have the information needed.
I hope you guys enjoy it.