Nexus 5 overheating
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There are two versions of the N5 and the only difference is the size of the internal sd card 16/32Gb. There is no operational difference.
It could be that an old battery is the cause of any overheating.
Comparing a OneplusOne to the N5, the N5 is a smoother ui experience.
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@Giiba said in Nexus 5 overheating:
There are two versions of the N5 and the only difference is the size of the internal sd card 16/32Gb.
That's not quite accurate. The storage size is irrelevant.
There are two models, d820 and d821. The former is NA radio, and the latter is EU radio.
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As I'm in the EU I obviously have the EU version
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@dobey
That's very interesting, curious how there is only one radio image for both devices. -
@domubpkm never had such an issue with N5, only when hooked up to an external monitor.
I would suggest completely wipe the phone with fastboot, then install latest Android firmware, then switch to UT.
I experienced previously on Android phones such an issue when the upgrade process did not go well, or aka dirty-flashing some ROMs, then there was an issue with overheathing and some other issues.Give it a shot, nothing to loose. ( backup your files before attempting to do this )
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@Stefano Thank you for your advice.
Already done a similar procedure a long time ago with the well done Flohack https://forums.ubports.com/topic/815/howto-n5-update-baseband-firmware tutorial. And reflashed with wipe option several times. Nothing change. Maybe an hardware problem in my case, for my LG-D821 32 GB refurbished.. But it isn't totally blocking.. with a smartphone fan
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@domubpkm does it overheats while browsing the net? It might be because of frequencies your carrier uses. Try to use differnt sim/provider if possible. Had simmilar issue with O2, changed to EE (UK ) problem gone. (on Pro 5)
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@domubpkm But, have wipe the phone with fastboot commands or just wipe with installer? Fastboot formats the partitions, it can erase them then create a new ones a format them. Installer probably just wipes without formating. It might leave some paths/ directories/ files behind... Look up formats commands on Google. And I think it might help especially to your Nexus 5.
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Hello @UniSuperBox
@Stefano has a good thought in Nexus 5 overheating:
Installer probably just wipes without formating. It might leave some paths/ directories/ files behind...
What exactly does the Wipe option do ?
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@domubpkm I have no idea, presume just format data partition???
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@Giiba said in Nexus 5 overheating:
@dobey
That's very interesting, curious how there is only one radio image for both devices.The firmware is the same, but the hardware supports different bands, IIRC.
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@dobey
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Wipe should be done by formatting the data and cache partitions. No other partitions are touched on ubp-5.1 (everything that wasn't a Canonical device) installs. Logo, boot, and recovery are wholesale flashed, not formatted.
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I don't know if a complete reformatting of the phone and a complete reinstallation of the latest version of N5 compatible android and the latest UT version will have a positive effect but why not.
But as I don't want to render unusable my tel which still works correctly out of this overheating problem especially when surfing the internet (not in Hotspot mode). I would need a very precise step-by-step tutorial with the commands used, which will probably be useful for many.
If someone has already successfully completed the procedure and who can write a precise tutorial, that would be great. The starting point is a Nexus 5 under UT.
I will do this with Ubuntu 16.04.
I will wait for the OTA 10 to be published and do probably this during my next holidays...
