Seamless Android Reboots with Reboot Readiness
Explore the realm of Android reboot readiness with our comprehensive guide. Learn the intricacies of using adb commands to assess various states like interactivity, app activity, and subsystems, ensuring your device is perfectly primed for a reboot. Whether you're a developer aiming to refine your reboot strategy or a power user looking to enhance device efficiency, this guide equips you with the knowledge to execute flawless reboots, keeping your device running smoothly.
Checks interactivity state.
adb shell cmd reboot_readiness check-interactivity-state:
Checks background app activity state. If --list-blocking is passed
adb shell cmd reboot_readiness check-app-activity-state --list-blocking
Checks subsystems state. If --list-blocking is passed
adb shell cmd reboot_readiness check-subsystems-state --list-blocking
adb shell cmd reboot_readiness start-readiness-checks --timeout-secs <TIMEOUT-SECS>
Additional flags that may be passed:
How frequently the reboot readiness state is polled, in milliseconds.
adb shell cmd reboot_readiness --polling-interval-ms <POLLING-INTERVAL-MS>
How long the device must not have been interacted with before being deemed ready to reboot.
adb shell cmd reboot_readiness --interactivity-threshold-ms <INTERACTIVITY-THRESHOLD-MS>
Disable interactivity checks.
adb shell cmd reboot_readiness --disable-interactivity-check / disable-interactivity-check
Disable subsystems checks:
adb shell cmd reboot_readiness --disable-subsystems-check
Disable app activity checks
adb shell cmd reboot_readiness --disable-app-activity-check