So I seem to have a strange issue with my Moto XPE. I have liveboot installed so I can see the Kernel log (I think that's what it's called, if not then please excuse my lack of knowledge). Sometimes when I reboot, the phone will start to boot like normal, then at some point through the process, this error will keep showing up.
"msm_rng:Data not available!" <-- That's not supposed to be an emoticon, but rather "msm_rng : Data not available" only without those extra spaces.
It will repeat over and over along with some other things that mean nothing to me because of my lack of technical knowledge on the matter. It will keep doing that until the battery dies if I were to let it.
If it decides it's going to boot normally that error will still show up a few times but the phone will continue to boot and it won't hang up on it.
My concern is this: What if I have a random reboot and this happens and I don't know about it and it ends up damaging my phone in some way (runs the battery down past the point of return or it overheats, etc).
I'm on TruPurX ROM with Frankenkernel. I've observed the issue with multiple stock based kernels. Any idea what this is or how to fix it? :confused:
-Manually booting into TWRP, then rebooting to system usually makes it boot correctly.. but not always.
"msm_rng:Data not available!" <-- That's not supposed to be an emoticon, but rather "msm_rng : Data not available" only without those extra spaces.
It will repeat over and over along with some other things that mean nothing to me because of my lack of technical knowledge on the matter. It will keep doing that until the battery dies if I were to let it.
If it decides it's going to boot normally that error will still show up a few times but the phone will continue to boot and it won't hang up on it.
My concern is this: What if I have a random reboot and this happens and I don't know about it and it ends up damaging my phone in some way (runs the battery down past the point of return or it overheats, etc).
I'm on TruPurX ROM with Frankenkernel. I've observed the issue with multiple stock based kernels. Any idea what this is or how to fix it? :confused:
-Manually booting into TWRP, then rebooting to system usually makes it boot correctly.. but not always.
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