[Q] Franco.Kernel usb drop on Nexus 4 - Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Hello,
I've installed the M2 then r140 on my Nexus 4 in 4.2.2 and have since frequent USB modem drop that I never had before with the official and rooted versions.
I've had this without modifying kernel parameters.
it looks like it is an USB issue:
- when I plug the USB, charging goes on but I need to deconnect/reconnect the plug so the USB be recognized to use it as a modem
- when my PDP changes (IP renewal), there is no deconnexion
Thus I guess this is an USB issue, any idea ?

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OTG is working as I can access external USB cards, there is nothing wrong with the USB leads, needless to say I have tried different leads in different USB ports, the tablet still charges when connected by a USB cable.
In settings, storage has MTP activated, I have tried PTP and it still will not work.
In developer I have activated USB / Android debugging.
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... and is no longer recognized when connected to a computer via USB, meaning I can't return to stock to get ready for the Lollipop OTA.
Got a rooted Nexus 4 running the latest PA beta.
What happens when connecting to PC:
- On two different Windows machines: systray popup saying "USB device not recognized. The last USB device you connected to this computer malfunctioned etc.". In device manager it says "Unknown USB device (device descriptor request failed)"
- On elementary OS, based on Ubuntu 12.04: nothing, besides charging.
No USB debugging connection notification on the Nexus 4 either when plugging in.
What I've tried (USB debugging enabled, all relevant drivers installed):
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- Using Wugfresh's Nexus toolkit to see if that worked, but that obviously doesn't work either when the device isn't recognized, same with the Universal Nexus Linux Toolkit on Linux.
- Scouring the net for solutions and coming up with nothing
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Try a new wire, different usb port on computer, finally look into cleaning your charging port on the phone/replacing it.
DrFredPhD said:
Try a new wire, different usb port on computer, finally look into cleaning your charging port on the phone/replacing it.
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Tried three different cables, every port on two laptops, no joy - my girlfriend's phone connects normally.
Wouldn't replace the charging port, then I'd just get a new phone since it's a 2 years old Nexus 4. If only there was a way to flash the factory image using only TWRP.
bimsebasse said:
Tried three different cables, every port on two laptops, no joy - my girlfriend's phone connects normally.
Wouldn't replace the charging port, then I'd just get a new phone since it's a 2 years old Nexus 4. If only there was a way to flash the factory image using only TWRP.
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Flash this in twrp http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=47476426
Sent from my Nexus 5 using XDA Free mobile app
Thanks jd1639, that seemed to be exactly what I was looking for -
- but then I had an extremely blonde moment and formatted everything in TWRP, wiping the ROM I was gonna flash in the process, on a device where USB file transfer doesn't work anymore
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Have you tried the file manager in twrp yet? I've found it connects when nothing else will...

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Hi i have a nexus 7 (2012) everything was working fine until android 5. The device was slow and almost unusable. Then the 5.0.2 update came out and guess what? I updated it and now my laptop wont recognize the device so i tried a different cable and nothing. I plugged the nexus 7 in my second computer and nothing not even the sound that means you plugged something in the usb port. So i went to my brothers house and tried his computer.... the same... nothing. We plugged his nexus 7 (2012) 5.0.2 wich is the exact same device as mine and it works so we thought that it was the usb connector on the device and we switched my connector with his....NOTHING happens. computer wont recognize the device, no sound, no pop-up, no ADB detection. Does anyone have the same problem or a solution on how to downgrade 5.0.2 back to 4.4 without usb cable?
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Same here
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i updated to 5,1 and still the same problem so i assume its hardware related. but i know it is not the USB connector because i tried it on my brothers N7. and it works
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Nexus 4 5.1.1 LMY48T not recognized by PC at all!

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My Nexus 4 is not recognized via USB at all, there is no connection sound and ist does not appear in the device manager.
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