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EUREKA! I have found a way!
After some deep "Guru meditations" I have had a "flash of a genius"... and found the way!
It relates to the file system itself.
The rule is that where it is a file with a given name in a folder, there cannot coexist a folder with the same name, so, if you, after the deletion of the folder, create a file with ...
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As a complement to the answer above, you can perform a backup of the three files (jobs.xml, packages.xml and packages.list) with the following shell script:
#!/system/bin/sh
dir=/data/system
watch -n60 "cat $dir/packages.list > $dir/packages.list.bak" > /dev/null &
watch -n60 "cat $dir/packages.xml > $dir/packages.xml.bak" &...
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well I've found something that might help you ... I recently installed androidx86-9.0-rc1 as a dual boot (unlike you) , and I too faced this same problem that it booted for the first time just fine but gets stuck in subsequent boots ...
so I tried uninstalling, re-installing it to see what's wrong and what I found that when I am on Windows and from there I ...
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It can be a battery problem if your stuck at Google logo. I couldnt get my Nexus7 2012 to boot up and it was stuck. Replaced the battery and it started charging.
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