@Izzy Hi! I am wondering how I can create and publish own F-Droid repository. I've installed fdroidserver on Debian GNU/Linux.

Hi Everyone, was just wondering if I can ask this question about my phone. Not sure if it's tied to the OS (android) or if it's a specific phone model question..

Hi @MalcolmSalvador! It's already late here, so sorry if I might fall asleep at any time.. but chat is surely okay to know whether your question is on-topic or better suit on other sites

I might not be able to help directly, but just mention the issue on here first, anyone interested might reply later :)

actually after some searching for 20 minutes, I found this video that describes my situation: youtube.com/watch?v=efEvu8sve5E&feature=youtu.be

I was just wondering if this is an android problem, as mine is a different model (Asus_Z00LD) and this has happened 2 times now..

Hmm, troubleshooting is usually on-topic as long as it's related to Android (this looks like it, perhaps OS/kernel issue). On the other hand, it's also hard to give any pointer if they haven't experienced themselves...

I might suggest to download ADB and use logcat first to check the log if there's anything fishy when it happens @MalcolmSalvador

The uploader of that YouTube video also commented that "it's a hardware issue", so we might not be able to fix it in the end though.

right, shame...

thanks anyway Andrew

Sorry to hear, and no problem

@Pandya Maybe this gets you started: F-Droid for advanced users and developers. As you've already setup your own fdroidserver, make sure to follow up the link to David Boddy's blog post: making the MR yourself will certainly speed up the process.