The bugreport log is a log file in the Android system that contains detailed system information and error reports, and is used for troubleshooting and problem analysis. When a user encounters a problem or an application crashes, a bugreport log can be generated for the developer to analyze and fix.
Bugreport logs typically contain the following information:
System Information : Including Android device model, operating system version, kernel version and other system information, as well as detailed information on device hardware configuration and software.
Process and thread information : List all running process and thread information, including process ID, thread ID and their related status.
Logging : including system logs (logcat) and event logs, recording the running status, error messages and warning messages of each component. logcat logs detailed logs of applications and system components, while event logs record information related to system events, user actions, and hardware events.
Memory information : Provides information such as device memory usage, memory allocation, and memory leaks.
CPU and power information : Record data related to the device's CPU usage, battery status, and power consumption.
Trace and stack information : Provides trace and stack information for applications and system components to locate and analyze the source of problems.
By collecting this information, developers can analyze the source of the problem, locate the cause of errors and exceptions, and perform corresponding troubleshooting and repair work. Users can send bugreport logs to developers or technical support teams to assist in diagnosing and resolving issues.
Generating a bugreport log typically requires the following steps:
1) Open the developer options on the device: enter device settings > about phone