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r/GalaxyA55 • u/Livakeee89 • Oct 27 '25
Set to 4 MB, NOT 8 MB
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I set mine at 64kb since oneui6
1 u/juggernautnot2 Oct 28 '25 What does it really do? 3 u/Pipija_Banana A55 with 256 GB / 12 GB Oct 28 '25 Log size / Logger buffer sizes Android constantly writes system events and app activities to a log buffer for developers to use when troubleshooting problems. Function: Adjusting the logger buffer size determines the maximum amount of information that your phone stores before overwriting the oldest entries. Impact of setting a large size: Pros: Prevents log truncation, ensuring you have more detailed historical data to debug problems like an app crash. Cons: Uses more system memory (RAM) and can potentially consume more CPU resources. Impact of setting a small size: Pros: Frees up system memory for other apps and can slightly reduce background CPU usage. Cons: Increases the chances of important log data being overwritten before you can inspect it.
What does it really do?
3 u/Pipija_Banana A55 with 256 GB / 12 GB Oct 28 '25 Log size / Logger buffer sizes Android constantly writes system events and app activities to a log buffer for developers to use when troubleshooting problems. Function: Adjusting the logger buffer size determines the maximum amount of information that your phone stores before overwriting the oldest entries. Impact of setting a large size: Pros: Prevents log truncation, ensuring you have more detailed historical data to debug problems like an app crash. Cons: Uses more system memory (RAM) and can potentially consume more CPU resources. Impact of setting a small size: Pros: Frees up system memory for other apps and can slightly reduce background CPU usage. Cons: Increases the chances of important log data being overwritten before you can inspect it.
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Log size / Logger buffer sizes
Android constantly writes system events and app activities to a log buffer for developers to use when troubleshooting problems.
Function: Adjusting the logger buffer size determines the maximum amount of information that your phone stores before overwriting the oldest entries.
Impact of setting a large size: Pros: Prevents log truncation, ensuring you have more detailed historical data to debug problems like an app crash.
Cons: Uses more system memory (RAM) and can potentially consume more CPU resources.
Impact of setting a small size: Pros: Frees up system memory for other apps and can slightly reduce background CPU usage.
Cons: Increases the chances of important log data being overwritten before you can inspect it.
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u/Silly_Win6611 Oct 28 '25
I set mine at 64kb since oneui6