hey guys i need a big help from you.i'm using a lg optimus l5 with cm 10.when i fully charged the battery after 7,8 hours working in it battery becomes very low.i think my phone battery is drained.is there anyway to fix this? plz help me thanks a lot
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Ravindu mactavish said:
hey guys i need a big help from you.i'm using a lg optimus l5 with cm 10.when i fully charged the battery after 7,8 hours working in it battery becomes very low.i think my phone battery is drained.is there anyway to fix this? plz help me thanks a lot
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Hey there. Can you please navigate to your battery settings and tell me which applications take up most of your battery? If you don't know how to, just go to system settings and you'll find the "battery" option in the "device" section.
thank you. here are screen shots of phone's battery usage
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I'm far from be the most heavy user or expert.
With light use i get 4 days of battery, medium 2 days and if i would heavy use i think i would get 1 day.
I had to make some tweaks tho in my L5 II E450 for that.
For start i realy would advise you to use greenify, i like it so much that i even use the pay version and have xposed for all it features.
Other i did was freeze with link2SD everything i dont use... EVERYTHING.
With AppQuarentine PRO with the widget i quick freeze and unfreeze all google services, since i only want that to be on when im using. Playstore, Google Maps, you name it.. Only GoogleNow i dont.
With Android Assist 11 in one i set it to autokill process every 4 hours.
Now the most specific stuff i did.
For start with SManager i made the follow scripts:
"#!/system/bin/sh
echo "deadline" > /sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/scheduler
#!/system/bin/sh
killall -9 android. processo. media
killall -9 mediaserver
#!/system/bin/sh
powerService.goToSleep(SystemClock.uptimeMillis() + 1);
#echo disable_pm_suspend > /sys/power/wake_unlock
echo disable_pm_suspend > /sys/power/wake_unlock
android.permission.WAKE_UNLOCK
/sys/power/wake_unlock"
First one is for use deadline as scheduler. Secound is for kill media... And the last is to try to prevent wakelock (i dont know if it work tho this last one).
With CPU Tuner i made the following 3 governors
First, High Performance for when the phone is plug in the charger ONLY
"Governor: Hybrid.
Script:sampling _rate "50000"
powersave_bias "1"
sampling_down_factor "2"
down_differential "15"
freq_step "50"
Min Freq= Phone min Freq
Max Frex= Phone max Freq"
Secound for everything but deepsleep:
"Governor: Hybrid
Script:sampling _rate "90000"
powersave_bias "1"
sampling_down_factor "2"
down_differential "10"
freq_step "30"
Min Freq= Phone min Freq
Max Frex= Phone max Freq"
And last for deep sleep ONLY:
"Governor: userspace
No Scropt
Min Freq= Phone min Freq
Max Freq= Phone MIN freq as well".
I dont know, for me it worked like a charm, hope it give you some light. The key for battery use is see what wakelock and try to prevent. Also make sure the phone do go to deep sleep when you turn the screen off.
thanks a lot.. thank you so much for the advices.. but how to put my phone into deep sleep after screen turned off? please help me
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thanks a lot.. thank you so much for the advices.. but how to put my phone into deep sleep after screen turned off? please help me
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hi,
how old is your battery?
do you usually go under 20%?
Ravindu mactavish said:
thanks a lot.. thank you so much for the advices.. but how to put my phone into deep sleep after screen turned off? please help me
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In theory as soon as the screen is off it enter in deep sleep.
In reality some apps or routines keep the phone wake.
So to makesure it go to deep sleep get this app to see what wake the device from sleep and i think in my tips you have ways to neutralize it.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.uzumapps.wakelockdetector&hl=pt_BR
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Right,
Now were rooted ive installed this but how do you use it correctly to save battery? theres some way to slow processor when your phone is asleep or something? I carnt seem to find it!
Just tap the widget on the screen, or install widget on screen, then tap it
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There's profiles button in the app. You click it, then you enable selected profile and set your CPU speed for it.
The only one I use us to underclock the phone when it's on standby. Can't really tell if it helps as today is the first day I'm using it.
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I've done that now see what happens, no real way if telling if its running.lol
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I installed SetCPU after I put the MCR on and it's made a shocking difference to my battery life. I did find using the active widget seemed to slow things down though.
[EDIT] To clarify, literally doubled my battery life.
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I installed SetCPU after I put the MCR on and it's made a shocking difference to my battery life. I did find using the active widget seemed to slow things down though.
[EDIT] To clarify, literally doubled my battery life.
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are you sure?
it doens't seem to work on the desire, if i set everything to lowest it still does 1 ghz, check the setcpu topic, has somehting to do with htc drivers.
daverave999 said:
I installed SetCPU after I put the MCR on and it's made a shocking difference to my battery life. I did find using the active widget seemed to slow things down though.
[EDIT] To clarify, literally doubled my battery life.
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Placebo effect...
I installed SetCPU and from a full charge my phone died in 3 hours lol. Uninstalled and now lasts a good 24 hours.
does not work untill we have full system write access priv
jd
For now, SetCPU will have no effect when running on rooted Desires.
When you pull the sliders across, it seems to have no effect, and the green max and min frequencies remain unchanged. HTC has a driver that they implement which keeps overriding SetCPU. We need to hope they (HTC) release the Kernel source. Once this happens, there will surely be a release of a modified Kernel with SetCPU support and overclocking/undervolting.
Problem is HTC is really slow in releasing the GPL'ed Kernal source, it's borderline, illegal, and very irritating
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For now, SetCPU will have no effect when running on rooted Desires.
When you pull the sliders across, it seems to have no effect, and the green max and min frequencies remain unchanged. HTC has a driver that they implement which keeps overriding SetCPU. We need to hope they (HTC) release the Kernel source. Once this happens, there will surely be a release of a modified Kernel with SetCPU support and overclocking/undervolting.
Problem is HTC is really slow in releasing the GPL'ed Kernal source, it's borderline, illegal, and very irritating
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are they still doing this as setcpu seems ok for me
For use it..you must have a kernel with patched init.rc to load modules on start
and you have to install permanent perflock disable and cpu govenor (interactive and powersave)
and mybe the new sense undervolt
look here :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=744846
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=751439
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=775997
with kind regards..Alex
edit: or just use my rom
thats great thanks, it turns out i do have the right kernal but not as agressive settings in my profiles.
Hi Guys
Just a test if it works and would like your feedback
Those on the new XXKH1 firmware could you try this if possible
Menu>settings>power saving> and click on system power saving and/or use power saving mode
and see if it increases your battery life as opposed to not using them.
I just wanna find out if it works..
EDIT : Also wanna find out if there is any relation with AOS BUG and Running services
UPDATE: 8 Hours sleep time screen shots
Android Usage in 8 hours night time almost 20% drain
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Running services in 8 hours Night time
last img only count email and samsung keypad rest is same as screenshot 4
Do you guys see any pattern in this? with regards to AOS bug and the Battery DRAIN?
Wonder if its anything to do with the running processes?
Also clicking the system power saving makes my phone lag
will update later with full usage
Do you think it works differently than on earlier ROMs?
Yrs, there's now 2 power saving options - system and custom. System is new
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I dislike how there is a notification on the top. Should be an option to remove it. Then I would consider using it. =__="
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Hi Guys
Just a test if it works and would like your feedback
Those on the new XXKH1 firmware could you try this if possible
Menu>settings>power saving> and click on system power saving and/or use power saving mode
and see if it increases your battery life as opposed to not using them.
I just wanna find out if it works..
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Count me in. Will monitor & report back.
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I dislike how there is a notification on the top. Should be an option to remove it. Then I would consider using it. =__="
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Same for me, I hate things sitting in my notification bar needlessly.
That's what killed it for me as well first time I turned it on months ago. So the new option shows notification as well?
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Ok updated some screen shots of 8 hours sleep time while doing nothing on the phone lets see how the day goes
but it sure lags my phone
Sat in work with the new firmware on and this power thing turned on, it is laggy as hell so i wouldnt use the phone in this mode, but while i am working and have my phone on my desk i thought id give it a test.
i dont have any apps on as it was a clean instal i also dont have any accounts set up for emails ect and have noticed every now and again my screen is lighting up, noticed it twice in the last half hour for what reason i have no idea.
System Power Saving:
-underclocked cpu
-lower brightness
-laggy phone
Let's of is really DOES improve battery live...
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Ok I have come to the conclusion :
That it dosen't really make much difference to battery life on a whole as such
and on Top of it , It makes your phone lag so bad its a shame.
So am back to unticking them two silly boxes
I have been turning it on when i know im not using my phone for a long time, such as sleeping and in work. And i have seen an improvement. If it is the feature or just a really good firmware i cant tell. I am sitting at 15hrs on with 68% battery remaining. Screen on time is ~1hr45min. Its the best stock i have used thats for sure.
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8 hours 20% drain is kind of too much don't you think? normally my phone is less than 10% for 8 hours
KH1 system power saving limits dual core max clock, adjust brightness and recude UIO rendering speed. Third option is really annoying becuse UI animation is not smooth.
Settings > Locations and Security > Uncheck everything in the first portion.
I happened to find my 'Use wireless networks' turned on one day, and after turning it off, my battery life improved (on the next charge) from (based on screen-on time, seen by checking Display in Battery Usage) 2 - 2.5 hours to 4.5 - 5 hours. That's double!
A battery recalibration is recommended after doing that.
It worked for me but it might not for you, so I don't guarantee any results. This is just my experience and the advice I'd like to give.
If it worked for you, enjoy!
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It is always the same with this smartphone things. Mostly everytime you switch off some battery draining stuff, you loose comfort. I often want my phone to know where I am, because of wheather widget, bus/tram widget and so on.
This is good for someone who doesn't use these things.
yeah i always have this enabled because i want weather updates every 2 hours or so and sometimes use it ti check in to places, it doesn't use up that much battery compared to some other things.
Thats true. I didn't notice any difference because I don't use those things.
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Disabling 'Background data' in 'accounts and sync' does a lot too .. I mean in the case you don't use it, and you have both wifi and mobile network off, so nothing can't connect anyway.
Mercury0660 said:
It is always the same with this smartphone things. Mostly everytime you switch off some battery draining stuff, you loose comfort. I often want my phone to know where I am, because of wheather widget, bus/tram widget and so on.
This is good for someone who doesn't use these things.
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agree it more comfort like where you want to use foursquare or facebook to check in
You can turn off:
Wi-Fi
Data
Bluetooth
GPS
Auto Sync
3G
Might as well have one of these
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You can turn off:
Wi-Fi
Data
Bluetooth
GPS
Auto Sync
3G
Might as well have one of these
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I use to have one of those!
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how do you recalibrate the battery?
moedin said:
how do you recalibrate the battery?
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Look at my signature to make a correct battery calibration bro
THUDUK said:
You can turn off:
Wi-Fi
Data
Bluetooth
GPS
Auto Sync
3G
Might as well have one of these
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I don't get why anyone plunks down $400+ for the latest and greatest smartphone and then turn everything off.
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I don't get why anyone plunks down $400+ for the latest and greatest smartphone and then turn everything off.
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The same reason why ppl buy iphones....only to fit in.
Hello everyone,
I have this weird wakelock that shows up under Kernel wakelock. It usually with or below display wakelock and i'm not sure what it is. I searched Google but no answer.
The wake lock is
13800000.decon_fb
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If I remember correctly, I read it somewhere that wakelock ia related to. Screen display
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If I remember correctly, I read it somewhere that wakelock ia related to. Screen display
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I heard that too, but haven't seen any confirmation of this.
It's always at or near the top of my wakelocks.
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Its really annoying
In the code on the following page 13800000.dexon_fb is mentioned 75 times. Does any body know what the code is for? Maybe it will tell some info regarding this wakelock
http://pastebin.com/PPC1sqmv
Yathani said:
Hello everyone,
I have this weird wakelock that shows up under Kernel wakelock. It usually with or below display wakelock and i'm not sure what it is. I searched Google but no answer.
The wake lock is
13800000.decon_fb
Thanks for the help
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hi ,
Long shot...... "Facebook " app ?
.I have read ( quite a few threads in past) that Facebook app, can cause wakelocks and battery drain etc etc .
But then again i stated.."long shot "
good luck
I uninstalled Facebook completely, however the wakelock is still there. As seen from the code that I referred to above, it is not connect with 3rd parts apps. It looks like that it is connected with Samsung staff. Can anyone tell what that code is for?
Just ignore it.
It's a wakelock that is taken when you turn your screen on. The count is how many times you turned your screen on and the time is your screen on duration. It has zero effect on battery consumption.
AndreiLux said:
Just ignore it.
It's a wakelock that is taken when you turn your screen on. The count is how many times you turned your screen on and the time is your screen on duration. It has zero effect on battery consumption.
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Thanks a lot, only after reading your post I noticed that the time of this wakelock is the same as screen on time.
AndreiLux said:
Just ignore it.
It's a wakelock that is taken when you turn your screen on. The count is how many times you turned your screen on and the time is your screen on duration. It has zero effect on battery consumption.
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Thanks AndreiLux. I have my doubt about this wakelock 13800000.decon_fb as well. After a few googlings, it brought me here and I have the answer.
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Facebook AppManager wakelock faulty
I just googled 13930000.decon.fb on Note5 abnormal wakelock and came here, now I know it's equal to SOT (thx to AndreiLux) but for those about to complain about abnormal battery drain :
Facebook consumes battery heavily, "and specially" when it is installed as system App with com.facebook.appmanager beside of it.
Uninstall/freeze com.facebook.appmanager or debloat Facebook totally, reboot and install it again from any market (Google Play is preferred).
It will still be draining but way much better than before
I don't think it has anything to do with screen... i get 1 hour and 30 minutes kernel wake with this on a 5 hours standby time during the night... and FB in hibernation mode by Greenify module. for now it's a mystery to me but just to satisfy my curiosity I'll see what can be done.
This is guide for anyone that is troubled about the IDLE consumption on Nougat being around 1-1,50%/hr or more now that for the most of us Amplify is not working because some problems with xposed.
The reason I'm creating this thread is because we do not have a idle guide here in XDA for Nougat as we had for Lollipop.
This is a guide for people who have ROOTED DEVICES but don't use xposed and want a better idle consumption in their smartphones.
I do not have a deep knowledge on Android or anything and this is not my area of expertisie, I'm just a normal user who want a better idle consumption for my device.
I will not be held responsible for anything that happens to your device. It's your call.
I will not explain how these apps work, you can search it for yourself.
After all that being said, let's go:
After some research I combined the use of 3 apps too achieve a idle around 0,5%/hr or less:
Force Doze
MyAndroidTools PRO
WakeBlock
Force Doze
Here my configuration is very simple*** so i'll just SS then below
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But this option have a little bug, if you put an app in that list and then drag the shortcut to the homescreen, when the device enter in doze mode the shortcut will disappear.
I don't know how to solve this, and it's really annoying.
MyAndroidTools PRO
This one is a bit more complicated and may not have all the names that i'll list here depending the ROM that you're using.
1- Open the app go to service/system and then search for Google "Play" Services
1.2 - Now go back and click in Google Play Store and disable these
2 - Go back to the initial menu and go to Broadcast Receiver/System and again search for Google "Play" Services
AccountsChangedReceiver
AnalyticsReceiver
AnalyticsSamplerReceiver
AppMeasurementInstallReferrerReceiver
AppMeasurementeReceiver
CheckinServiceActiveReceiver
CheckinServiceReceiver
CheckinServiceSecretCodeReceiver
CheckinServiceTriggerReceiver
ConnectivityReceiver
EventLogServiceReceiver
GServicesChangedReceiver
NlpNetworkProviderSettingsUpdateReceiver
OneTimeInitializerReceiver
SchedulerInternalReceiver
SchedulerReceiver
ScoreNetworkBroadcastReceiver
1.2 - Now in Google Play Store
AppMeasurementReceiver
ContentFilterUpdatedReceiver
FirebaseInstanceIdInternalReceiver
InstantAppRemoveMonitor
InstantAppsConfigChangeListener
WakeBlock
Service Bound need to be ok for you to use Wakeblock.
After that, go to wakelocks and block the names below with the time(in milliseconds) without spaces
86 000 000
NipWakelock
NipCollectorWakeLock
7 200 000
*Net_scheduler*
Wake:com.whatsapp/.AlarmService
AlarmService#updateNtp
ConnectivityService
3 600 000
wake:com.facebook.katana...........FbPushDataHandlerService
wake:com.facebook.katana...........FbnsLitePushNotificationHandler
DelayedNotificationService
Icing
NfcService:mRoutingWakelock
900 000
RILJ
GCoreFlp
UlrDispSvcFastWL
ULR_BarometerReading_WakeLock
CMWakeLock
NetworkStats
Wakeful StateMachne: GeofencerStateMachine
SyncLoopWakeLock
GCM_CONN_ALARM
LocationManagerService
Block
GOOGLE_C2DM
All "Analytics" stuff
All "Firebase" stuff
If you update your ROM with Dirty Flash or something you'll need to do the MyAndroidsToolsPro and WakeBlock parts again
This is the links of threads that help me to achieve this idle rate. I really recommend that you guys take a look for solutions or more profound knowledge of it.
Shout out for @paivampf for presenting me some useful threads about the subject.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/general/guide-0-0-hour-idle-battery-drain-stock-t2973588
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-3/how-to/guide-stop-google-play-services-t3549760
https://forum.xda-developers.com/ga...hare-myandroidtools-guide-to-disable-t2869119
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/wakeblock-blocking-drain-late-t3526313
https://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p/general/taking-wakeblock-requests-t3583397
where are the photos?
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where are the photos?
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Now it's there, sorry mate
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Thanks for the tips. You might also be interested in AKT. I recently got it working on my Mi5S and seems to have a significant improvement in battery without sacrificing performance. Check out details on this thread:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-3/how-to/advanced-interactive-governor-tweaks-t3476589
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Thanks for the tips. You might also be interested in AKT. I recently got it working on my Mi5S and seems to have a significant improvement in battery without sacrificing performance. Check out details on this thread:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-3/how-to/advanced-interactive-governor-tweaks-t3476589
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I just didn't' include it here because this was focused on Idle, and we already have another thread that kinda talks about AKT.
Actually I used to have AKT too but it needs a custom kernel for fully work. Guyver was the best one in my use. But right now I'm testing another custom kernel.
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