Sudden battery drop 60% to 50% - Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Hi guys m using the cm10 by quarx since last 10 days but after the battery calibration I've seen a sudden battery drop from 60% to 50% it's really annoying...
Any suggestions on it
Thanks in advance
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Yes I've overclocked it only the battery is an issue....
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One thing more ...is cm10.1is a daily driver....is it stable?
The one which is on 2.6 aero kernal....
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The screen shots of battery graph
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That's not the problem of the ROM
it's the problem of your battery
Change the battery and the problem will be fixed
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Rawwr said:
That's not the problem of the ROM
it's the problem of your battery
Change the battery and the problem will be fixed
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if my battery has any probs then it'll not charge upto peak i've chk the Vltg levels too...
I dont think so that battery has any probs coz before calibration on that particular ROM I was getting exact flow from 100% to 0%.....so after that calibration m getting that drops so Do I make a clean install or remove the battery profile.....how to remove that battery profile n make a new one?...

Ok, instead of reading around to fix your problem you made a new thread about the same thing.

There is a thread "battery drops explained", just a little down this very page that explains it all. If your battery is >1,5 old, it's getting worn.
Li-Io batterys have a lifetime (end of life is when it only has 80% of it's capacity left) of 500-700 charges. Nowadays people charge their phones at least every two days. Do the math. You'll see some more batterydrops at 20% and 70% (I think), the sum of these drops is how much juice your battery has lost permanently.

Hasuris said:
There is a thread "battery drops explained", just a little down this very page that explains it all. If your battery is >1,5 old, it's getting worn.
Li-Io batterys have a lifetime (end of life is when it only has 80% of it's capacity left) of 500-700 charges. Nowadays people charge their phones at least every two days. Do the math. You'll see some more batterydrops at 20% and 70% (I think), the sum of these drops is how much juice your battery has lost permanently.
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thanks buddy but ive made a clean install of 4.2.2 on my device lets hope now i dont get those drops :angel:

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Phone battery drains quickly

Recently I've noticed my phone dropping percentages within minutes, I've been on my phone for about 30 min just moderately surfing the web and it has dropped almost 30 percent. I tried juice defender, although it seemed it
worked somewhat it was really messing with my data connection. Anyone else experiencing this issue?
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Also my display is using 59% of the battery consumption but I have it turned all the way down.
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I had this same problem until I reflashed my rom it must have been some background application which rom are you using I didn't have this issue with the stock rom btw
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As of right now I'm just rooted with the update.zip, I did lag fix but unlag fixed shortly after. Didn't have this problem when I was stock battery actually listed a good amount time.
There are bugs with the displayed battery % not being accurate. Especially if you power down the phone while it's charging.
My Vibrant just eats battery by the minute... I am honestly not sure what is going on. IT's 2.30pm and I barely used the phone and it's down to 53% now from 9am.
What can I do to fix this? I have rooted and installed lag fix from this link
I had the same issue before applying ryanza one click lash fix. My battery now lasts aboutlag 2 days. Which lag fix did you apply ?
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I know this doesn't help... but my phone is stock and with normal battery management practices I'm not having any real problems... However, I'm really used to my blackberry which could be left on forever without using any battery at all.
trunkstar1 said:
I know this doesn't help... but my phone is stock and with normal battery management practices I'm not having any real problems... However, I'm really used to my blackberry which could be left on forever without using any battery at all.
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Yea compared to my last two smartphones, the vibrant battery life is no worse. It's definitely better than the n900. But no smart phone's battery life has compared to my blackberry's I used to use.
Chalup said:
Yea compared to my last two smartphones, the vibrant battery life is no worse. It's definitely better than the n900. But no smart phone's battery life has compared to my blackberry's I used to use.
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N900 to vibrant and man what a difference. N900 battery life was absolutely horrible.
reaton33 said:
I had the same issue before applying ryanza one click lash fix. My battery now lasts aboutlag 2 days. Which lag fix did you apply ?
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I reset the phone and applied the raynza lag fix. I'll test it out and see how battery reacts. Thanks!
Fix permissions via recovery! Drain your battery till power down and recharge it fully while off if possible.
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I had this issue. Turns out my battery had swollen due to over heating. Excessive use while on the charger. In the end, it would take 7 hours to charge 80%. Hence why it was on the charger.
Doesn't sound like you have the same issue. But of you start experiencing charging issue coupled with rapid draining get the barry replaced. No issues anymore.
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All~G1 said:
Fix permissions via recovery! Drain your battery till power down and recharge it fully while off if possible.
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fixing permissions will fix the battery life?
Wow I didn't realize I butchered my typing lol. I was at work and trying to type fast on swype. I'm not all that good yet.
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tarantula78 said:
I had this same problem until I reflashed my rom it must have been some background application which rom are you using I didn't have this issue with the stock rom btw
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How do you go about flashing difffrent roms?
Battery still draining quickly' fully charged and my nephew played ko boxing four maybe 30min and my phone was at 75%. Now I'm at work all day since using the phone for maybe 10m total and I'm at 42%. So basically 40m of use and 9 hrs of stand by I'm at 42%. I also g have everything off. Screen dimmed to 10 via night dimmer app. Could an ebay charger do this because mt car charger I got was from ebay.
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Battery still draining quickly' fully charged and my nephew played ko boxing four maybe 30min and my phone was at 75%. Now I'm at work all day since using the phone for maybe 10m total and I'm at 42%. So basically 40m of use and 9 hrs of stand by I'm at 42%. I also g have everything off. Screen dimmed to 10 via night dimmer app. Could an ebay charger do this because mt car charger I got was from ebay.
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i been having the same problem since i have rooted my device i dont know what else to do.... i am getting a new battery next week lets see how that works out. but i don't think its the battery

LG GT540 battery drain very fast

I have LG GT540 with android 2.3.4 cyanogen and the battery is just getting drain to fast ( its new battery) .when i go to battery use i saids that android system use 99-100% of battery waht its not normal ( my friend has about 7-8% use) and she last for 1-1.5 hours with normal work ,in idle about 4 hours till battery drops dead. Phone is getting to hot , i tryed to put others 2.3.7 and its same again what sholud i do.
solution i tryed: wipe battery stats -didnt help
going from 2.3.4 to 2.3.7 -didn help
PM me to see pic cuz i am new here so i cant post outside links at the moment.
Did you wipe data when updating to 2.3.7? If not, try it (maybe also without restoring stuff from backup, if wiping+restore does not help)
yes i always wipe data/cache/dalvik cache so tahts not issue,can i format SD card is she a problem maybe?
yeah same for me i am also using a rather new battery
The battery level stays on some percentages longer than others.
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yeah our phone is not so accurate my sisters sensation xe shows every 1%
bs828 said:
yeah our phone is not so accurate my sisters sensation xe shows every 1%
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Same with my friend's LG Optimus 2X. Any solution?
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This may sound stupid but works
Charge it to 100% wipe the battery stats let it drain out then recharge it to 100 let it drain out again and then carry on as normal i do this before and after each rom and clear the stats etc before releasing each softmod my battery lasts on average 2-3days thats texting and 4-7 phone calls maybe abit of radio and checking email 4-5 times
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Danzano said:
This may sound stupid but works
Charge it to 100% wipe the battery stats let it drain out then recharge it to 100 let it drain out again and then carry on as normal
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I did that many times but without success ,my battery is dead with 1-2 hours of use
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1-2 is realy extrime, try wiping data and see how long it last without anything installed. If it still 1-2, there is hardver problem.
Hot phone can be inditcator of cpu or motherboard problem. :-\
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markanzyxel said:
I have LG GT540 with android 2.3.4 cyanogen and the battery is just getting drain to fast ( its new battery) .when i go to battery use i saids that android system use 99-100% of battery waht its not normal ( my friend has about 7-8% use) and she last for 1-1.5 hours with normal work ,in idle about 4 hours till battery drops dead. Phone is getting to hot , i tryed to put others 2.3.7 and its same again what sholud i do.
solution i tryed: wipe battery stats -didnt help
going from 2.3.4 to 2.3.7 -didn help
PM me to see pic cuz i am new here so i cant post outside links at the moment.
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First of all swiftdroids battery is only supposed to last 1 day.. so use a differnet rom. Secondly check that ur CPU is on ondemand not performance .. cause sometimes u get the rom like that.
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what worked for me
Hi
I wanted to thank for Zoe Rom on its thread, but i cant write on developer's threads yet (altough i clicked thanks button there).
Im glad i finally got rid of my memory hogging default rom and now i have a properly working phone again!
Also i wanted to reply there (to some people also complaining about battery endurance on GT540 on Zoe Rom) how i fixed my battery main problem.
Pic of current battery drain:
http://postimage.org/image/d8o8uusd7/
As you can see i am aproximatelly at 50% battery after 1day and 11h of not charging.
I had 2 problems:
1- Battery lasted aproximatelly 5 hours on standby (and i mean i wouldnt even touch the phone and the battery was gonne after that time)
2- During intense battery drain usage, the battery was reporting to have less energy than what it actually has.
1st problem solved by simply turning off the wireless after im done with using it. No idea how could that be taking away so much energy, but it was. Somewhere during the period i was using my default rom i got used to have wireless always on, and my battery on the later times was going away faster than normal (i also like to listen to music on the phone). At the time i didnt correlate the 2 things, and i just put in my head that it probably was the battery dieing on me. It wasnt! The wireless (i suppose because of the Sync function also being on) has been draining my battery like mad between charges.
2nd problem persists. As you can see on the pic, those 2 spikes down correspond 2 diferent aproximatelly 1 GB file wireless transfers with Wifi File Browser app. This transfers (PC->Phone) make the phone CPU have to unzip the two 1GB files to the SD, so they are very CPU and SD card read/write intensive (i can force this battery drops with other instense battery use like playing a 3D game for example). The thing is if during that temporarly drop on the battery level measurement, the level hits 5%, the phone will shutdown. But to be honest, this problem is minor comparing to the 1st one.
There is one other minor problem with my battery, wich is the reading being inconsistent (drops 10%, then gains 15% then drops 5% again etc), but is this a problem at all?
I read a post of a guy that had made extensive testing to his battery cycles, providing loads of graph of battery levels (cant find link) . I didnt read through all of it, but i remember the guy saying something in the end like "Dont be too paranoid with your battery levels, as they arent accurate. Instead use your phone normally and you will gain an idea of how long will it last with certain types of usage"
By the way, he also said for people to just charge their battery whenever they could/wanted as it has no negative impact on battery life. I also read a bit of a paper on lithium-ion batteries stating the same, so no more forcing full-discharges for me!
One last thing! Deleting the batterystats file is as simple as disconnecting your phone from the charger.Why? because that file serves solely the purpose of suplying the UI with info of the battery drain usage on the current battery cycle.
http://www.xda-developers.com/android/google-engineer-debunks-myth-wiping-battery-stats-does-not-improve-battery-life/
And you can confirm this if you unplug your phone while looking at yout battery stats.
I hope this helps
PS: pls notice that it could have been not the wireless itself that causes the battery drain, but some service using the wireless. Finding this would require more extensive testing.
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PS: pls notice that it could have been not the wireless itself that causes the battery drain, but some service using the wireless. Finding this would require more extensive testing.
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Nice review! Excellent and 100% Trustfully :good:
Danzano said:
This may sound stupid but works
Charge it to 100% wipe the battery stats let it drain out then recharge it to 100 let it drain out again and then carry on as normal i do this before and after each rom and clear the stats etc before releasing each softmod my battery lasts on average 2-3days thats texting and 4-7 phone calls maybe abit of radio and checking email 4-5 times
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Some people says that this does not work, but it worked for me. This procedure extended m battery life from 5h to 2 days..
Update
Hello again
I just wanted to give an update on the situation since i noticed this post is linked from the Zoe Rom thread.
Two days ago i bought a new battery, an unbranded one (cost me 15€ here in Portugal). The shop had a legit LG battery for 37.50€ but i tought it wasnt worth the money. This battery has the same specs as the original, except it is 1300mAh compared to the 1500mAh of the original.
I dont have any battery related problem any more. Yesterday i woke up (100% battery), unplugged the phone, let the wireless on all morning, listened to 2-3 hours worth of tunes, browsed the web a bit, tested some messaging apps etc. Today i woke up, didnt charge during the night, and im sitting on 45% battery. Wish i had gotten a new battery sooner lol
With my old battery the phone wouldnt shutdown. It would always automatically restart. I had no ideia a malfunctioning battery could cause this.
I've have had similar problems with the battery on my GT540 with all cyanogenmods - 2.3.7, 4.0.4, 4.1.2. There were no such problems with original 2.1 I think it is the price for the newer versions, I can live with that, I don't have to buy new phone
Same here...battery draining very fast....tried near about 10-15 roms...bt almost same rslt
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winkle_sharma said:
Same here...battery draining very fast....tried near about 10-15 roms...bt almost same rslt
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It's normal after a couple of month of use, depends how many times you discharge your battery, remember...battery life it's very short on smarthphones.
lg gt 540 battery
Hi
I ve got LG GT OPTIMUS 540 android version- 2.1 and i have the same problem. If i dont use my phone batery can be dead in 5 hrs but if i use it 2-3hrs...my phone battery usage says android system eats 95%...is it norm or bad?

Terrible battery life

I'm on joelz prime xl 3D r43 and my battery life is horrible. I get and hour everyday and barley using it. When I stare at my battery percentage I can see it goin down ever minute.
Can someone give me tips on how to save battery life or something
Bcuz when I flash Jermains stock its Rom battery life is good again (I get about 3 hours on that)
And there's nothing wrong with my battery or phone
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Alton (Halo 2) said:
I'm on joelz prime xl 3D r43 and my battery life is horrible. I get and hour everyday and barley using it. When I stare at my battery percentage I can see it goin down ever minute.
Can someone give me tips on how to save battery life or something
Bcuz when I flash Jermains stock its Rom battery life is good again (I get about 3 hours on that)
And there's nothing wrong with my battery or phone
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Have you ever dropped your phone in water at all? Maybe you have a bad battery, because those battery stats are worse than even running complete stock. Post all of your info, Hboot, radio, kernel, etc. And hopefully we can help you out with your issue.
Hboot: .92
Kernel: Tinys gingersense 11/19
Radio : 2.15.00.0808
And no never dropped it in water
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that sounds unreasonably bad. I'm on Joelz Prime, too, but I think only up to R40. I doubt there's anything in those last few commits to cause this, though. Try re-flashing, wiping battery stats, and give it a few cycles then reevaluate things. What apps are shown in the "Battery Use" settings menu?
Failing that, could be some hardware issue causing a short or something that's draining things... There have been cases where water or other damage can kill the battery life. Good luck.
I reflashed 3 times and still horrible battery life .
Water never got on my phone .
And in battery use nothing major is running . Except like display, os ect.
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real strange, man... you know anybody else with an Incredible or Evo whose battery you can swap and try for a day?
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real strange, man... you know anybody else with an Incredible or Evo whose battery you can swap and try for a day?
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I have 3 batterys and they all work the same
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I've been using Joelz XL 4.0r42 for a few days now and I can say battery life is a little worse than 3.9, but not down to 3 hours. I change overnight, disconnect at 7:30am and charge again at 11pm. But that is with 5 or less calls, 10 texts, and emailing only.
Could email be on push? Did you try the power settings under tweak? I have tried normal and performance and see no difference. Someone said that one of the widgets was killing performance in an earlier post (in the PrimeXL thread), maybe the same widget is killing the battery too?
Related question: When should you wipe battery stats? Full charge, almost dead battery, at ROM flashing only?
Alton (Halo 2) said:
I have 3 batterys and they all work the same
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I dunno, then... try leaving it in Airplane mode for a little while, to see if it's something radio, etc.-related. otherwise, something's probably wrong with a hardware element somewhere along the line. I hope you're able to solve the issue.
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Related question: When should you wipe battery stats? Full charge, almost dead battery, at ROM flashing only?
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I've read a tip to do this:
-get battery full before installing ROM
-wipe battery stats and flash new ROM
-Let it settle in, set it up a bit, then fill up the battery again
-go back to Recovery and wipe stats again, while it's full.
I'm not clear on the logic behind it - could be somebody's superstitions - but it's not a difficult step to take in the hopes that it does some good.
there are others who said they run a script at shut down to wipe them every time the phone reboots. Seems like everyone has their little tricks.
This may be a long shot, but my guess would be some kind of internal hardware issue. Maybe there's a problem with the micro USB port and it's not actually fully charging the batteries.
Shut the phone off and charge it till the lights green. And if you want any kind of battery life, sense is not the rom to be on. Especially 3.5.
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Try underclocking it
Try underclocking it. This saves my battery life by a lot!!!
Do you use apps that stay using data? Like a messenger?
Nope
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What apps you have? if you don't mind
Live wallpaper?
Nope
Btw my battery die so much faster with wallpaper its ridiculous
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There are tons of things that effect battery life and tons of things to save battery. Underclocking, undervolting, lengthning time between syncs, increasing wifi scan interval, lowering screen brightness, keeping running services to a minimum. However even with your phone set to max performance settings with all the bells and whistles on, you should still get more than 3 hours out of a charge. If multipul batteries give the same results, i would say its hardware related, or your charger is messed up and its not charging or messing up the batteries.
I wiped battery stats andseeing where that leads me
Right now when I wiped it and I played modern combat 2 for an hour and my percent is 61
So ill say imma get 2 hours out of my batt?
Hey I see progress !
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Lol, pretty much any game you play is going to drain your battery
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Lol, pretty much any game you play is going to drain your battery
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Yea ik but usually wen I play that game my battery would be over in 45 mins
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Battery saving tips

Okay so for the last two weeks I have put myself on this case to find out why some people have bad performance of their batteries and why some don't even on roms that some say they have bad battery drain and some don't.
I've goggled this, asked people's opinions and did loads of tests with my Galaxy s3 to find out how to get the best performance of my battery and thought I'd share my findings.
Because the battery you have in your s3 has no memory you have to train your phone to know the exact consumption you have in your battery.
To do this you have to put your battery through a cycle, I do this by charging to 100% then to 1% and then back up again.
This trains your phone into knowing how much juice your battery has.
When flashing roms it is best to flash a rom at 100% then leave on charge for a few minutes as it saves time.
It's also best to do a cycle after flashing any rom.
If you flash a rom at 50% or in between 50% to 100% this confuses your phone and it doesn't know the full voltage of your battery so you might find when looking at your battery stats it gives two different readings and your battery will drain faster than normal.
I've also read to get the best performance it's best to do a few cycles.
Hope this helps some people and if you already know this then just ignore what I've said and have a nice day
Everything I've said I have tested and done research on because I was getting really upset with my battery performance.
Now I can relax and just enjoy my s3
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Samsungnooby said:
Okay so for the last two weeks I have put myself on this case to find out why some people have bad performance of their batteries and why some don't even on roms that some say they have bad battery drain and some don't.
I've goggled this, asked people's opinions and did loads of tests with my Galaxy s3 to find out how to get the best performance of my battery and thought I'd share my findings.
Because the battery you have in your s3 has no memory you have to train your phone to know the exact consumption you have in your battery.
To do this you have to put your battery through a cycle, I do this by charging to 100% then to 1% and then back up again.
This trains your phone into knowing how much juice your battery has.
When flashing roms it is best to flash a rom at 100% then leave on charge for a few minutes as it saves time.
It's also best to do a cycle after flashing any rom.
If you flash a rom at 50% or in between 50% to 100% this confuses your phone and it doesn't know the full voltage of your battery so you might find when looking at your battery stats it gives two different readings and your battery will drain faster than normal.
I've also read to get the best performance it's best to do a few cycles.
Hope this helps some people and if you already know this then just ignore what I've said and have a nice day
Everything I've said I have tested and done research on because I was getting really upset with my battery performance.
Now I can relax and just enjoy my s3
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Good tips. Didn't realise about flashing the roms when not fully charged could confuse the battery
Yes it confuses the phone not battery, battery has no memory
Calibrating battery fixes this
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Battery actually has a memory but its a cell monitoring memory .
In that respect a full discharge and recharge should be carried out after every 25 or so small charges .
Their is an awful lot of false battery information or made up rules floating about on XDA .
jje
JJEgan said:
Battery actually has a memory but its a cell monitoring memory .
In that respect a full discharge and recharge should be carried out after every 25 or so small charges .
Their is an awful lot of false battery information or made up rules floating about on XDA .
jje
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It's still best to cycle a battery and I read that it has no memory and here is screenshot after I flashed rom at less than 100%
Found this out yesterday, two different readings
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Like the OP i am not really sure what you are saying .
The rule has always been flash on 50% plus .
Reboot and use the phone after three or four charges battery is re calibrated .
Battery stats has no bearing on battery life or usage and resets itself after a near full charge .
jje
You're not alone in pondering thus subject!
If I can not flash on a full charge I'll all ways do 2-3 full cycles after.
I also wipe the battery statistics before I flash a ROM.
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JJEgan said:
Like the OP i am not really sure what you are saying .
The rule has always been flash on 50% plus .
Reboot and use the phone after three or four charges battery is re calibrated .
Battery stats has no bearing on battery life or usage and resets itself after a near full charge .
jje
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This is after a full cycle from 100% the battery still wasn't calibrated and still gave wrong readings
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Samsungnooby said:
This is after a full cycle from 100% the battery still wasn't calibrated and still gave wrong readings
Think this is where you have to reset battery stats using recovery
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howard bamber said:
You're not alone in pondering thus subject!
If I can not flash on a full charge I'll all ways do 2-3 full cycles after.
I also wipe the battery statistics before I flash a ROM.
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Yes resetting stats I think is essential if stats give wrong readings, probably doing after is better and at 100%
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Just my 2 cents..
Ive observed one thing.. after flashing a new rom I get dismal battery times.. at 95+% just after a charge I dial *#0228# which pulls up a battery status window.. tap quick start and I see a sudden drop in battery around 10-20%..
After this the battery performs steadily.. until I flash a new rom..
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how about flash the ROM while charging ?
can't wait to flash wanamlite 5.0
XeactorZ said:
how about flash the ROM while charging ?
can't wait to flash wanamlite 5.0
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Don't even try.. battery doesn't charge while flashing. Moreover if in the process of flashing the phone runs out of battery you end up with a brick.. your phone might become a quite expensive but beautiful paper weight.
This is why it is always recommended to have atleast 50% battery before flashing... Happy flashing
Hit Thanks if I helped you.
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XeactorZ said:
how about flash the ROM while charging ?
can't wait to flash wanamlite 5.0
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I flashed when charged and let it charge back up to 100% then unplug and my battery doesn't zoom down like it used to.
Before every time I flashed a rom I'd lose about 50% battery in about 2 hours.
You do need another cycle after though
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It will charge while flashing... Dont know why you think it wont.
And you cannot HARD brick from flashing anything in CWM. CWM doesnt have the ability to flash something that will brick your phone.
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b-eock said:
And you cannot HARD brick from flashing anything in CWM. CWM doesnt have the ability to flash something that will brick your phone.
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Wow! !That's nice to know
Didn't know that .

How long your battery last with XXLSJ (JB) ?

my battery dies so quickly compare to ics
100% to 73% in 2 hr 54 min with only 15 min of screen on time
for me its good...same as previous stock 4.0.4
Maybe is time to change your battery...
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Compared to LPY 4.0.4 it's pretty bad
Not good as cm9 that's for sure
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I am getting a 10-12 hours backup with heavy and moderate usage!!!
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It's the first test release, what did you expect?
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no problem here .....battery is good
I got 18hours + 3hours and 35 mins screen time
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pretty crappy battery life at the moment... but as OriginsOfLewis said, its a test version so i wouldnt expect too much... i have been using JuiceDefender Pro to keep the phone alive for at least most of the day... but without that it would survive half for maybe less than half a day...
my battery drains so faaaaaaaaaaaast :/
i will hope that fix it when release the final version
If you guys having some battery issue or drain battery. I suggest you need to change your battery. Its not a firmware anymore. Because i also experienced this i purchased new batt then no more drain issue already.
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Mine has notiably decreased. I solved a lot of it by freezing crap loads of apps and making a lot of adjustments with the autostarts app. One notable differace that I didn't expect was a few non-system files with 'test' in the name that was appearing under "Media" in the battery usage part of settings. I still have faster drain than normal and am not convinced I'll stay with this build just yet or not; it will take some days of testing. One good thing I noticed was that with a poor signal after being off of wifi for a big chunk of today, it didn't drain any slower than when I had a good signal.
The above said, though, about my battery life, I was previously also using autostarts with a heavy set of disables and had Dorminix with some severe tweaks. I actually stayed on AOKP as a result of better control over what ran actively (back button to kill maps for example) as the decisive thing over being on 4.04 prior to this release. Even on 4.0.4 I got worse battery life than the AOKP build that had the Earth and Moon aligned for my particular handset. Glad to have the Samsung camera back for the time being. Maps seems to draw WAY less than on the AOKP builds on Samsung as well, including this update.
ryn888 said:
If you guys having some battery issue or drain battery. I suggest you need to change your battery. Its not a firmware anymore. Because i also experienced this i purchased new batt then no more drain issue already.
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It seems like a coincidence for a number of people to all have more battery drain, due to a dated battery, when they all go to a new ROM. Some people have issues, some people don't. It seems to me that its more a device specific thing than a mass placebo effect resulting from an update. I could be wrong though, since I'm partially making the assertion based partially off of my own handset and battery.
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i have updated to JB 4.1.2, 2 days back but i am facing a strange problem. My battery is not charging more than 67% even charging for more than 5 hours. its becoming HOT and after 67% its not charging more .. it is OK on all other Stock and Custom ROMS.
Battery Life, in my case, is considerably better than under 4.0.4, and it's not even comparable to CM9 or CM10 that always died very fast on me.
for me its even better, i got 18 hours of battery and still 38 pacent left... 40 to 50 messages, 30 min of wify etc
I still got 23 hours, the lastest ICS version last for 27 hours and 17 minutes
So it's the battery is it?
"Stable" ROM to a test release and it's the worn out battery, which was fine on the previous "stable" ROM, that's causing the piss poor battery run-down?
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ryn888 said:
If you guys having some battery issue or drain battery. I suggest you need to change your battery. Its not a firmware anymore. Because i also experienced this i purchased new batt then no more drain issue already.
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it was working just fine in ics day before i installed XXLSJ
The second cicle of JB is better, i disable lots of junk app, activated power save and lower brightnes and there are the results.
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