[Xposed] Unboucne - G3 General

Hi,
I just installed Xposed module Unbounce.
Could we use this thread to share our settings ?

It might help if you explained a bit about what Unbounce is for those that don't know, and link to the info
Xposed Repo - http://repo.xposed.info/module/com.ryansteckler.nlpunbounce
Play Store - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ryansteckler.nlpunbounce

It seems this provides the same functionality as Wakelock Detector and Wakelock Terminator. @Lennyuk Would you mind confirming this? And is there anything this or the other apps do that the other doesn't?

Japultra said:
It seems this provides the same functionality as Wakelock Detector and Wakelock Terminator. @Lennyuk Would you mind confirming this? And is there anything this or the other apps do that the other doesn't?
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Not used it before, but as far as I can tell its like a hybrid between Wakelock Terminator and Greenify.

One of the first modules installed after root. Worked great on my aosp S3 and so far so good on the G3.
I set most of the settings to 300.
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MBCO said:
One of the first modules installed after root. Worked great on my aosp S3 and so far so good on the G3.
I set most of the settings to 300.
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Could you please share with us some of wakelocks you blocked?

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FYI...Google maps was crashing when clicking on navigation button, had to revert back to default settings

Marcovanbasten said:
Could you please share with us some of wakelocks you blocked?
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RILJ= 400
NlPWakeLock =400
NlPCollectorWakelock= 400
UlrDispatchingService= 400
Now these work for me. I didn't unbounce everything that woke the kernel or cpu under 3 min. I get very few wakelocks anyway and my phone deep sleeps 90% of the day

I used unbounce "default settings" for 2 days and noticed a stutter swiping through my home screens. Using Nova launcher. I un-installed the app and everything was smooth again.

I'm wondering does Unbouncing(taming) do more harm than good?
Example: if a process can't complete a function, will it make more calls in an attempt to complete the process.

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Battery graph MIUI?

Is this normal? Up, down battery graph?
And wake line is always on...
(Did use barrety calibration app)
http://db.tt/alAyflYj
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sth isnt letting your phone go deep sleep
Have oxygen and i also have awake line. Dont know what held X5 awake.
Same problem here.. Maybe some backgroud proceses.
WiFI was left on, but I think it should be automatically closed on standby. Im using Oxygen rom without kernel modification.
The application that usualy prevents phone from deep sleep is stock Email.apk application.
Fistra said:
Is this normal? Up, down battery graph?
And wake line is always on...
(Did use barrety calibration app)
http://db.tt/alAyflYj
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what app did you use to get that informations?
thanks!!
This is not standalone app. Its integrated in System menu. Go Settings > About phone> Battery use and there you have it. Im talking for Oxygen ROM but I think its the same.
trisest said:
This is not standalone app. Its integrated in System menu. Go Settings > About phone> Battery use and there you have it. Im talking for Oxygen ROM but I think its the same.
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ye oxygen's isnt as detailed as this one but its still somewhat the same
trisest said:
This is not standalone app. Its integrated in System menu. Go Settings > About phone> Battery use and there you have it. Im talking for Oxygen ROM but I think its the same.
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Thats how i got it.
Updated to latest miui, hope that problems solved.
I think maps and facebook line are on, not mail....
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GingerDX battery drain related thing..??

Hello guys,
I found something strange in GingerDX ROM that I have marked in screenshot
Even this process can't be stopped more than 5mins. It starts itself.
In other CM7 ROMS there is no such process that is running in background.
AS written in second screenshot "kept for better speed", may be this is the process that also provide speed to system but also drain battery.
What do you think about it..??? Did anyone also found this..???
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Well i dont have anything like this and im using gdx22 with alfs06 no cap kernel
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Nope, haven encounter such issue
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I am prettu sure have this thing in cached processes, not in running processes. Click the grey or green line on bottom of screen and you will see...
Hit the THANKS button if I helped you!
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android core apps is a cached process. so it rests in the green half of the RAM indicator line. closing it wud result in less RAM
KASHYAP9 said:
Hello guys,
I found something strange in GingerDX ROM that I have marked in screenshot
Even this process can't be stopped more than 5mins. It starts itself.
In other CM7 ROMS there is no such process that is running in background.
AS written in second screenshot "kept for better speed", may be this is the process that also provide speed to system but also drain battery.
What do you think about it..??? Did anyone also found this..???
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GingerDX v022 on Stock Kernel... NO SUCH PROCESS
"Running" shows ...
Maps, Settings, Maps, Android Weather, 3G Watchdog, DSPManager, Google Services, Android-Keyboard.
It's also not listed in the "All" tab, and I even can't find it with Titanium Backup.
Better investigate which app/mod spilled it into your ROM.

Sns periodic wakelock

Hi guys...anyone can tell what kind of wakelock is this? Im on paranoid android but it nevere happened before. Ive left the phone in standby for about two hours...and the sns wakelock was at 10/20 mins of "life".
When i ve turned on again the phone i saw that the sns wakelock was boosted to 2hr and half Oo
What happened? Thanks
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R: Sns periodic wakelock
No one can help me?
Ive only one dashclock widget in the lockscreen (but i have it from about 1week and it did not ever cause any problems)
Today i have installed widgetlocker and used it for a bit...but disabled it really quick. Maybe some kind of caching problems with it? Now ive removed it...well see tomorrow. But if you have any tips i would really appreciate it
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I also have this. I checked raw alarms and eBay was highest, so I've FC'ed it and I'm gonna see if it makes a difference.
Solved...For me it was widgetlocker that boosted my sns periodic wakelock :good:
how did you find that?
Also raw alarms is that in BBS under just "alarms?
Turning off locations in the Google settings app seemed to help with the wake lock & also android os seems to b steady now,will continue to see what's causing this issue..
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I've tried turning off location but still no help. My phone stays Awake 100%.!
Please help. Anyone have any ideas how to fix this? I'm running Faux beta 13 r2 with PACMAN 22.01.
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I have the same periodic wakelock. I am on PACman and I don't think I had seen this wakelock until I installed custom ROMs. My battery life has never been very good, so there must be an app that is doing this that I've had since I got the phone.
Is there a way to tell which apps are generating the wakelocks?

Google App eating battery [Stock]

Hi All,
past for months randomly cell standyby and Android OS has been eating my battery.
However past 2 days using WakelockDetector, it shows the Google App waking up my phone many times (screens below) - anyone know a fix for this?? Ive only got 'Ok Google' enabled on the app and location services off - thats the only things i can think of??
pebble is a normal wake as i was using it earlier in the day
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I guess u are rooted right? install custom kernel and uninstall that s2pid google app using system app uninstaller
Thanks for the reply . Sadly I'm not rooted, so all stock. Tried turning off sync settings location still has not changed
imfuzzyyy said:
I guess u are rooted right? install custom kernel and uninstall that s2pid google app using system app uninstaller
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He can use a Samsung system app disabler even without root, such as this one that I use:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hecorat.packagedisabler
Just disable the Google app package with this
galaxyYtester said:
He can use a Samsung system app disabler even without root, such as this one that I use:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hecorat.packagedisabler
Just disable the Google app package with this
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Wow this looks useful - did you see a battery increase after using this? Don't want to pay really if its not worth it.
xmatharux said:
Wow this looks useful - did you see a battery increase after using this? Don't want to pay really if its not worth it.
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It's just a package disabler, and if you have a wakelock that consumes battery, disabling it will of course fix the problem. When the app is disabled, it's the same as uninstalled = it can't wake your device and no battery will be consumed

Greenify auto-hibernation on essential phone

.. doesn't work.
I'm on stock nougat. What should I do to make it work? Thanks
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millicent said:
.. doesn't work.
I'm on stock nougat. What should I do to make it work? Thanks
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Are you using any third party screen off or Nova launcher gestures? If so, you may need to adjust their screen off timer as well.
I usually use greenify on all my phones but read that it is not needed on android 7 - not correct?
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Are you using any third party screen off or Nova launcher gestures? If so, you may need to adjust their screen off timer as well.
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I do use Nova's double tap to sleep gesture to timeout the screen after 5 seconds of black screen etc.
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I need greenify to make sure a particular app stays frozen, otherwise it will wake up very often and use lots of sensors/GPS etc and drain my battery. Can't get rid of it yet and till then I need it on my phone and hibernated unless I choose to manually start it.
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syckman said:
I usually use greenify on all my phones but read that it is not needed on android 7 - not correct?
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Well, it is kind of personal preference. If don't have apps running in the background sucking up your battery life then you don't need it.
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millicent said:
I do use Nova's double tap to sleep gesture to timeout the screen after 5 seconds of black screen etc.
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My phone is unrooted and stock so I use greenify adb commands to activate aggressive doze and wake-up tracking and cut-off to hibernate the background running apps.

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