While working on my app, I have faced app crash. But I can't get any dumpstate log from data/log folder. So what is the solution to get dumpstate. Or I have to create any folder on my app name in data folder?
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xavier_fakerat
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2Maybe you want to check that on SO: writing dumpstate to file android? (also see: dumpsys and dumpstate) I think this is rather development related. We cover the end-user's view-point here, development questions are better asked at SO. – Izzy Aug 22 '13 at 09:37
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You don't need an adb shell to get dumpstate logs in this case.
Every Samsung device has a built-in tools like SysDump, just follow these steps:
1) Open the Phone app in your device and type: *#9900#
2) Depending on how much detailed logs you would like to get change Debug Level and Silent log options (by default Debug Level is Disabled/LOW and Silent Log is turned Off)
3) Click on Run dumpstate/logcat/modem log (should be first option) wait until process finishes
4) Click Copy to sdcard(include CP Ramdump). This is important step because by default collected logs will be stored in /data/log directory, which is under root permissions so you can't access to it without root permissions
5) Your logs will be stored in /log directory on your DEVICE STORAGE.(this means that you don't need root access to find it just use file manager).
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(+30012012732+into the calculator and then proceed entering*#9900#– OneWorld Jun 24 '20 at 13:18 -
Still working on Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra. The file itself is a ZIP named like:
dumpState_<deviceid>_<datetime>.zip– Slion Mar 27 '23 at 10:27
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If you want to create the dumpstate file from a PC (using adb), run this command from a shell:
adb shell dumpstate > dumpstate.log
This will create the file dumpstate.log in the current directory on your PC. You can use this as part of a bug report.
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Could not get this to work on Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra:
/system/bin/sh: /system/bin/dumpstate: Permission denied. Not sure if one can get around that permission issue without root. – Slion Mar 27 '23 at 10:23