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# Creating A Logcat
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In this guide you will learn how to create a logcat to help app developers fix bugs
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---
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## About Logcat
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Logcat is a command line tool that dumps Android system logs, including stuff like errors or warnings.
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These logs are very important to figure out what's going wrong!
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---
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## Prerequisites
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### You will need
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- EITHER a PC with adb set up - A guide to do this can be found [here](./SettingUpAdb.md)
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- OR a rooted phone
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---
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## Creating a logcat
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There are two ways to create a logcat. Either via a pc and adb or via a terminal on your Phone, but this requires root.
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You can technically create a logcat with only your phone and no root, but this will only include limited info so it is not very useful!
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### Creating a logcat using adb on your PC
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- Run the following adb command. Unless you added adb to PATH, add a `.\` before the command. Having issues? Check [our adb Guide](./SettingUpAdb.md#getting-started-using-adb)
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```bash
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adb shell logcat -c
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adb shell logcat *:W > logcat.txt
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```
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- If this prints nothing and just freezes your terminal, perfect! That means it's working
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- Now just do whatever is needed to cause the issue on your phone
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- Once that is done, simply press CTRL+C or close the terminal to stop the logcat
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- Your logcat can be found in the adb folder as logcat.txt
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### Creating a logcat using a rooted Android
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- First you need a Terminal. I recommend [Termux](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.termux)
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- Open it up and run the following command
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```bash
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su -c "logcat -c && logcat *:W > /sdcard/logcat.txt"
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```
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- Grant root if prompted
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- Now just do whatever is needed to cause the issue on your phone
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- Once that is done, simply press CTRL+C or close the terminal to stop the logcat
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- Your logcat can be found at /sdcard/logcat.txt which is the root of your file system where there's also stuff like your Download folder
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# Samsung Android 11 Vanced Fix
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If you are running into this issue after updating your Samsung to Android 11 then you are at the right spot!
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This error is not caused by Vanced. It is caused by Samsung. The update somehow makes it so that Vanced can no longer be found by the package manager but is still installed somewhere in your system.
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Sadly you can only fix this issue if you have root or a PC. Otherwise the only way to fix it is to factory reset your phone. Sorry! Blame Samsung!
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## Prerequisites
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### You will need
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- EITHER a PC with adb set up - A guide to do this can be found [here](./SettingUpAdb.md)
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- OR a rooted phone
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___
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## Uninstalling the leftover Vanced
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Luckily we can still remove it via the command line! Once you uninstalled it you can just install it back like usual
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### Uninstalling the broken Vanced using root
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- First you need a Terminal. I recommend [Termux](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.termux)
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- Open it up and run the following command
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```bash
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su -c "pm uninstall com.vanced.android.youtube"
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```
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### Uninstalling the broken Vanced using adb on your PC
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- Run the following adb command. Unless you added adb to PATH, add a `.\` before the command. Having issues? Check [our adb Guide](./SettingUpAdb.md#getting-started-using-adb)
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```bash
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adb uninstall com.vanced.android.youtube
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```
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# Vanced Guides
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This folder contains all sorts of guides which might come in handy when dealing with Vanced or Android
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Just search through the files and open the one you need and you'll be greeted with a similar interface to the one you're reading right now
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## Contributors
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- [Vendicated](https://github.com/Vendicated)
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# Setting Up adb
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In this guide you will learn how to set up adb
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## About adb
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adb (Android Debug Bridge) is a command line tool that lets you communicate with your Android device from your PC.
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It has a bunch of useful features like installing/uninstalling apps, collecting system logs from your phone and debugging apps.
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It is an official Android sdk tool developed by Google, so it is completely safe to download and use!
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## Prerequisites
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### You will need
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- PC (Windows/Mac/Linux)
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- USB cable to connect your phone to your PC
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- IQ higher than 70
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### Enabling USB Debugging on your phone
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In order to debug your phone with adb you first have to allow it. To do so, simply do the following steps on your phone:
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- Enable Developer Options. You can do so by going to `Settings > About Phone` and tapping Build Number 7 times
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- Now go to `Settings > System > Developer options` and enable USB Debugging
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## Installing adb
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Now on your PC:
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- [Download adb](https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platform-tools). Save it to wherever you want, it doesn't matter!
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- Go to the folder you downloaded it to and extract the zip
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Congratulations! You're all set and ready to use adb!
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## Getting started using adb
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### Open the adb folder in a terminal
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- EITHER right click the folder and click `Open in Powershell / Open command prompt here / whatever`
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- OR open a terminal manually and change directory to the adb folder with `cd PathToFullFolder` like `cd C:\Users\Ven\Downloads\adb` or `cd /home/ven/Downloads/adb`
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### Now you can execute adb commands via:
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- Windows: `.\adb myCommand`
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- Linux: `./adb myCommand`
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Make sure your phone is connected to your PC and unlocked!
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## Let's test it!
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- Unlock your phone and connect it to your PC
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- Run `.\adb devices` or `./adb devices` depending on your Os
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- If everything is okay, you should now get a popup on your Phone whether you want to allow USB Debugging. Select yes
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- Your Terminal should print something like
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```bash
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List of devices attached
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576OPB01 device
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```
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## Advanced - Adding adb to path for easier access
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path is a variable that exists on all operating systems. It tells your terminal where to look for programs so you don't have to be in that program's directory all the time.
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By adding adb to your path you can execute it from anywhere by simply typing `adb`. Doing so is very simple actually!
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### Adding adb to your path on Windows
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- Open the app search bar
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- Search for env and choose `Edit the system environment variables`
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- Click the Environment Variables button
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- Under System Variables in the second half find PATH and click on edit
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- Click New and paste the full path to the adb folder
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Next time you start a terminal you can just run `adb` and it will know where to look!
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### Adding adb to your path on Linux or Mac
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- Open a terminal
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- Find out which shell you're using via `echo $SHELL`
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- Run the appropriate command for your shell:
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- zsh -> `echo "export PATH=/FULL/PATH/TO/ADB/FOLDER:$PATH" >> ~/.zshrc`
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- bash -> `echo "export PATH=/FULL/PATH/TO/ADB/FOLDER:$PATH" >> ~/.bash_profile`
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- Make sure you replace `/FULL/PATH/TO/ADB/FOLDER` with the actual path
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- Example with my setup: `echo "export PATH=/home/ven/Downloads/adb:$PATH" >> ~/.zshrc`
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Next time you start a terminal you can just run `adb` and it will know where to look!
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# Vanced stuck loading / Music unable to login
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This is a bug with microg. Simply follow the following steps to fix it.
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A video recording of me doing them can be found attached below if you find it easier to follow that!
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## Why is this happening?
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Vanced uses microg to connect to your google account. Without microg you wouldn't be able to login (and Vanced would not even load).
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If you are using the normal Youtube this would be managed by Google Play Services but since it uses a whitelist, Vanced nonroot can't use it!
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While we do have [our own version of microg](https://github.com/YTVanced/VancedMicrog) that is much smaller than the original microg, microg is made by another developer unrelated to Vanced, so we have to wait for him to fix this issue!
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If you would like to learn more, you can check the [bug report issue](https://github.com/microg/GmsCore/issues/1373) that I opened in the microg repo
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## Solution
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If you are fixing Vanced Music, do these steps with Music instead of Vanced
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1) Open Vanced Manager
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2) Uninstall Vanced and microg
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3) Open Vanced Manager settings and click clear downloaded files
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4) Install microg
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5) Click on Vanced, select version and choose anything but the latest version
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6) Confirm and install it
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7) Open Vanced and login
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8) Head back to Vanced Manager and update Vanced to the latest version
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