@therob, thanks! I’ll try to provide some more information!
Not much information: Type,Package, Process ID and Command line
And 3 buttons: open, details, terminate. Pressing “details” does not do anything, alas…
[quote=“therob, post:24, topic:10187”]
are these values the real-time-values or averaged values (over which time?)?
[/quote]As far as I understand, these are real-time. That’s the reason why I’m trying to take a screenshot as fast as possible once the phone starts behaving strange…
Most of the time, when I finally manage to enter the Usage Timelines app, the phone already runs a lot smoother than some minutes before
[quote=“therob, post:24, topic:10187”]
If it are real-time-values you could try as follows:
[/quote]The problem is, the slowing down gets worse and better from one moment to another, without any visible reason. Terminating apps didn’t work (I tried it before). Or at least the speed change that did occur sometimes (when terminating random apps, no logic to be found) didn’t last for long.I supposed the speed change didn’t had anything to do with the termination, since it really goes very randomly…
[quote=“therob, post:24, topic:10187”]
it could be, that android becomes unresponsive if you terminate any system app. But in “emergency” I think this sould be solved by restarting the FP and begin with anohter app…[please correct me, if I am wrong]
[/quote]I don’t completely understand. You mean restarting the FP every time the problem occurs? I can try, but the power button doesn’t really react when the phone goes in crisis mode (yes, it’s really annoyingly trying to do everything to prevent finding a solution, I know!)
[quote=“therob, post:24, topic:10187”]
By the way: you have only one mobile-network symbol in the notification bar. How you made this? If you are using GravitiyBoy for this, maybe there is any wrong setting?
[/quote]It’s a gravity-box setting I have used (and not changed) for over a year now. But I’ll check if I can find something!