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Android Oreo Saves Devices in Bootloops with new Rescue Party Feature

Update 9/20/17: For a more thorough analysis of what Rescue Party can and cannot do, please read this article.

Most of the new features of Android Oreo has been known about since the company released its first developer preview for Android O. We’ve been talking about the new features here on XDA for months and yet there are always new goodies to be discovered once the full update is released. One of these new features is called the Rescue Party and its goal is to help you to recover an Android Oreo smartphone or tablet that has run into bootloop issues.

Almost all of us here at XDA have been there before too. We try to install an incompatible or problematic modification, or just run into a bit of bad luck and then our device is stuck in a bootloop. This can often be a literal bootloop and it will cause the device to boot to a certain period and then simply reboot. Other times people will see their device getting stuck during the boot cycle and this is also commonly referred to as a bootloop within sectors of the community.

Google specifies two different methods and cases where the Rescue Party is triggered, so this will only happen in certain circumstances and won’t be a fix-all for everything. Still, this is quite interesting and could go a long way to preventing people from submitting support tickets for warranty inquiries. This will also be great for OEMs since the Rescue Party feature could fix the issue the customer was having and thus save their employees from having to deal with it.

Rescue party triggers when system_server restarts more than 5 times in 5 minutes or a persistent system app crashes more than 5 times in 30 seconds. So once Android Oreo detects a crash loop, it then escalatesВ a series of actions to recover the device. This starts out by processing the task associated with that level, and attempts to let the device recover from the situation. Each levelВ is progressively more aggressive and will clear/reset certain things.

This whole process ends when the device finally boots as it should, or by the device booting directly into recovery mode so you can perform a factory reset.

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No, Android Oreo’s Rescue Party is not the bootloop fix you were looking for

At XDA, we’ve been extensively covering the latest release of Google’s Android OS: Android 8.0 Oreo. Android Oreo brings a ton of new features, but the ones we’ve mostly been excited for are the under-the-hood changes. Things like Project Treble and system-wide custom theme support are two examples of Android Oreo-related changes that interest our readers. Another feature that Android enthusiasts have been looking forward to seeing in action is the new Rescue Party feature. This feature was touted by many to save your device from a bootloop, but the reality is far more disappointing. Rescue Party is not the bootloop fix you were looking for.

In reality, Rescue Party only works in a very limited situation, one that is very unlikely to matter to many users whose devices enter into a bootloop. This is especially true for nearly every user on our forum who encounters a bootloop – Rescue Party won’t help you. That’s not the fault of Rescue Party, though, because it was hyped up far more than it should have been considering what it actually does.

Rescue Party in Android Oreo – How it Works

Let’s start off with how Rescue Party is triggered. First off, Rescue Party needs to be implemented, which is not required by OEMs. On devices with Rescue Party support, the first check that happens is to see if the feature is even enabled, which may not be the case if the device is running on a debug/engineering build or if the system property persist.sys.disable_rescue is set to true in build.prop.

After the bare minimum parts of the Android OS have been started up during the booting process, the system determines if it needs to send a Rescue Party. As you may have already read before, a Rescue Party is sent whenever the device reboots more than 5 times in 5 minutes or a system app crashes more than 5 times in 30 seconds. Rescue Party then begins to increment through various “rescue levels” in an attempt to fix the reboot loop.

Here are the steps that Rescue Party can take:

Level 1 – Reset Untrusted Defaults

The first Rescue Party level is to reset any and all changes to the Settings.Global or Settings.Secure preference tables that are made by untrusted applications. Untrusted applications are those packages that are installed by the user. When this Rescue Party level is called, any change made by a third-party app will be replaced by its default value if it exists. If a default value doesn’t exist, then the setting is deleted.

The only way an untrusted application will even be able to modify a setting value in Global or Secure is if that application has root access or has been granted the WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS permission via ADB. This isn’t that uncommon of a situation, though, as many of our very own non-root tutorials rely heavily on modifying these setting databases this same way.

An example of this Rescue Party level in play would be if the user was attempting to customize their navigation bar on Android Oreo. Doing this would require modifying Settings.Secure.sysui_nav_bar through a third party app such as Custom Navigation Bar. Now, modifying the nav bar through this method is unlikely to cause a bootloop, but if it did then this Rescue Party level would reset whatever change you made and replace it with sysui_nav_bar’s default value which is «left,back;home;recent,right» .

Level 2 – Reset Untrusted Changes

The second attempt to fix the reboot issue is by taking level 1 a step further. Instead of just resetting any setting values that are made by untrusted packages, it will outright delete them all.

Level 3 – Reset Trusted Defaults

The last line of defense against bootloops offered by Rescue Party, level 3 will reset any changes made to Settings.Global or Settings.Secure value that have been made by trusted, ie. system, applications. It also attempts the changes made by earlier levels such as deleting changes made by untrusted packages.

Level 4 – Factory Reset

If all else fails, then the last attempt at fixing your device is to boot to the recovery and prompt the user to perform a factory reset. Although this action will likely resolve the bootloop (provided the bootloop isn’t caused by hardware issues like on the Nexus 5X or Nexus 6P), it’s obviously not ideal since it involves setting your phone up all over again.

Not a Bootloop Fix for you

So let’s summarize what Rescue Party actually does. Essentially, all it does is attempt to fix any erroneous changes made by the user or by system apps to the Settings.Global or Settings.Secure preference table. If your device enters into a bootloop because you flashed a botched audio mod, installed the wrong Substratum theme, enabled a Magisk/Xposed module that wasn’t for you, made a bad build.prop edit, or did any of the numerous things that a rooted user can do to enter into a bootloop, then Rescue Party isn’t for you.

If you somehow end up in a reboot loop by modifying a setting such as “Simulate Secondary Displays” in Developer Options, only then would Rescue Party actually help you. But I would surmise that the vast majority of our readers aren’t likely to have their bootloops resolved through Rescue Party. Unfortunately, the best way to deal with bootloops is to keep your data backed up on the regular, so you won’t ever have to deal with catastrophic data loss on your phone. Don’t count on Rescue Party to be your savior.

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Инструкции не пошаговые! Используем ту или иную в зависимости от потребностей, например:

* Загрузчик разблокирован, установлена прошивка через fastboot, нужно установить только рекавери — 3.1.1
* Загрузчик разблокирован, установлена прошивка через fastboot, нужно установить Magisk — 7.1.1

3. Переводим смартфон в режим fastboot (выключаем, зажимаем кнопки включения и громкости минус, после вибрации отпускаем кнопку включения и ждём появления картинки с зайцем). Подключаем его к ПК/ноутбуку
4. В папке с файлами adb/fastboot запускаем flash_all.bat

Использовать батник flash_all_lock.bat («прошить и заблокировать загрузчик») нельзя при установке официальной (Global/EEA/Russia) прошивки на китайскую версию смартфона
Использовать батник flash_all_lock.bat («прошить и заблокировать загрузчик») можно при переходе между официальными (Global/EEA/Russia) прошивками на глобальной версии смартфона

1. Качаем Platform-tools (adb/fastboot) (спойлер Утилиты и приложения ) и распаковываем содержимое архива в пустую папку на ПК/ноутбуке. Папку рекомендуется создать в корне локального диска и задать простое имя (например, 111)
2. Качаем архив и распаковываем его содержимое в папку с файлами adb/fastboot

При желании берём любое другое рекавери в формате .img из обновляемого списка, переименовываем в twrp.img и копируем с заменой в папку

3. Переводим смартфон в режим fastboot (выключаем, зажимаем кнопки включения и громкости минус, после вибрации отпускаем кнопку включения и ждём появления картинки с зайцем). Подключаем его к ПК/ноутбуку
4. В папке с файлами adb/fastboot запускаем flash_twrp.bat

Разрешаем модифицировать System, если об этом спрашивается при запуске TWRP!

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Hi @Adithya R
First of all, Thank you for this awesome ROM.
I’d like to ask for help,
I followed your installation steps exactly on the first post

However, when the phone boots, after a while it’ll always reboot itself to recovery
In the recovery log it says Android Rescue Party trigger
The reported problem is:
—reason=RescueParty

I have tried resetting & reflashing using MiFlash, and started from scratch but I can’t seem to solve this issue.

Perhaps you can help

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«Fixed NFC payments on surya (tested with gpay)»

So NFC has been fixed, great!
But is there a «vanilla» build without gapps?

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I’m having a weird issue and I couldn’t find an answer.

Phone screen fades to black and there is no way bringing it back. Force restart, when completely booted, lockscreen shows up and imediatly fades out again and this goes forever.

Flashed again, dirty and also clean and this keeps happening.

Does anybody knows what should be done?

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Hi anyone, it’s been a while since I came to xda. My problem is I’m having an authentication issue with Amazon and my banking app. Is it related to dmverity or something else? I come from the stock MIUI and those apps worked perfectly, rooted. I guess it’s Google messing with Android 11.

Anyone know a word around?

Edit: I just discovered that it only happen on wifi, using data Amazon and my banking app works fine. Weird!

Thank you in advance y’all.

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I’m having a weird issue and I couldn’t find an answer.

Phone screen fades to black and there is no way bringing it back. Force restart, when completely booted, lockscreen shows up and imediatly fades out again and this goes forever.

Flashed again, dirty and also clean and this keeps happening.

Does anybody knows what should be done?

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Hi @Adithya R
i have been using the PA latest build for the past 1 month.. I am listing two issues i faced.
1) Whenever i receive a call from a number which i added in automatic call record and call record working during call.But once the call got disconnect UI freeze and finally phone reboots.
2) i kept my sim 2 disabled and phone locked in my bag as i was working(no phone). once i done with work, upon checking it was found
«Phone screen fades to black and there is no way bringing it back. Force restart, when completely booted, lockscreen shows up and immediately fades out again and this goes forever.
Flashed again, dirty and this keeps happening.» (This is copied from @coisa issue thread as i faced same)

i hope after a data formate and clean install will make the rom boot.
i know without providing logs u cannot check.But this reboot issue still exists in this rom.

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I clean flashed the previous version that was working fine.

Tried to to do this with the current version and it didn’t help at all.

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We are very excited to announce the release of Paranoid Android Ruby, based on Android 11.

On the first launch, you’ll notice a clean setup with a beautiful wallpaper from Hampus Olsson, who teamed up with us again to create several beautiful pieces of artwork. Hampus is a multi-disciplinary artist whose design stands for itself and we’re glad to have him onboard. We also added further UI touches that we believe enhance the overall user experience. You can find all of the Paranoid Android wallpapers and many more in the Abstruct app, included in our builds.

Our builds are based on the Code Aurora Forum Android base, which is optimized for Qualcomm platforms and has a higher degree of performance, battery life, and functionality compared to the Android Open Source Project platform. The Paranoid Android team and contributors are focusing on squashing existing bugs, and implementing and improving features, performance, and stability. We are dedicated to providing a user experience with the stability that you can expect from stock ROMs with best-in-class performance and features to help you get the most out of your device.

This build ships with fully source-built OSS vendor based on LA.UM.9.1.r1-10900-SMxxx0.0 CAF tag and contains few blobs from MIUI V12.5.1.0.RJGMIXM for critical components like camera and audio. Device trees were made from scratch specifically for AOSPA. QuicksilveR kernel is included by default.

Dev (unofficial) build features on top of AOSPA
— SafetyNet passing out-of-the-box without spoofing device/fingerprint
— Optimizations from ProtonAOSP
— Adaptive screenshot sound
— Lockscreen smart space (weather, alarm)
— Battery light toggle, reset stats
— Reduced logging overhead
— 2-button (pie) gesture navigation
— Redesigned Quick Settings
— Quick Settings quick pulldown
— Custom ringer vibration patterns
— USB tethering QS tile
— QS rows/columns and tint customization
— Per-app cutout force fullscreen
— Display color balance control (R/G/B)
— Nav bar layout inversion toggle
— Statusbar network activity indicators
— Kill app button in recent apps long press menu
— More accent colors and launcher grid sizes
— Misc bug fixes and performance improvements

Device-specific features
— Refresh rate controls (min/max/preferred)
— Mi sound enhancer (aka Dirac)
— Clear speaker
— LCD features (CABC and HBM)
— Per-app thermal and touchscreen profiles
— Game mode

Device-specific issues
— 60Hz sometimes gets stuck at 120 or 90Hz, use 50Hz minimum refresh rate as a workaround
— You tell me!

Firmware requirements (minimum)
V12.5.1.0.RJGMIXM for both surya and karna

Instructions

• Reboot to recovery
• Wipe data if coming from another ROM
• Wipe cache and dalvik cache
• Flash required firmware zip
• Flash PA zip package (gapps is included)
• Format data if encrypted
• (optional) To disable auto-encryption, reboot to recovery and flash DFE
• (optional) Flash Magisk for root acess
• Reboot & enjoy PA goodness

Important / Useful links
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