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Android: Postpone system services after boot

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Is there a way to postpone a system service (for example Alarm Manager) that are started by system server after the ACTION_BOOT_COMPLETED has been sent?

posted Jul 31, 2014 by Meenal Mishra

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You cant meaningfully do this. The BOOT_COMPLETED broadcast is the trigger for 3rd party software to begin execution, and all system services must be available at that point in time in case the 3rd party apps want to use them.

Can you go into a bit more detail about why you want to do this? What problems are you running into?

answer Jul 31, 2014 by Jagan Mishra
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