I have been on on the developers preview for a month now and noticed that since last week I have a persistent notification telling me that the usb is plugged in (see the MM screenshot attached) and my phone isn't going to sleep anymore since then. Since I'm running a developers preview, I didn't worry about it too much.
So this weekend I tried a full reset of the preview, using the factory images, however this didn't fix it.
I therefore flashed back to MM, again using the factory images, but still have the exact problem.
I then flashed Chroma, because it's the most minimal system I know and it also gave me root to check for wakelocks.
I then found out that a kernel wakelock is keeping my phone awake, namely: f9200000.ssusb
I then tried if franco kernel would possibly be of any help, but this still gives me the same wakelock.
I have found some info on f9200000.usb online, most if related to the Nexus 5X, but none of them gave a solution.
One of the suggestion somewhere was to relock the bootloader, but as suspected this didn't make any difference.
I already looked at the usb-c port of my phone, but can't see anything strange in there that would trigger the phone in thinking it is connected.
At the moment I don't know what extra I can try, maybe some of you have an idea to fix it?
So this weekend I tried a full reset of the preview, using the factory images, however this didn't fix it.
I therefore flashed back to MM, again using the factory images, but still have the exact problem.
I then flashed Chroma, because it's the most minimal system I know and it also gave me root to check for wakelocks.
I then found out that a kernel wakelock is keeping my phone awake, namely: f9200000.ssusb
I then tried if franco kernel would possibly be of any help, but this still gives me the same wakelock.
I have found some info on f9200000.usb online, most if related to the Nexus 5X, but none of them gave a solution.
One of the suggestion somewhere was to relock the bootloader, but as suspected this didn't make any difference.
I already looked at the usb-c port of my phone, but can't see anything strange in there that would trigger the phone in thinking it is connected.
At the moment I don't know what extra I can try, maybe some of you have an idea to fix it?
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