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Hope someone can help me solve this issue.
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I recently went out of the country and before I left I unlocked my GS4 following from wonderhowto[dot]com
Arrived to my Carribean destination, bought a prepaid SIM, popped her in and everything worked great.
Problems started when I flew back into Miami. I removed my prepaid SIM and installed my old one, changed my APN name back
and rebooted the phone. Decided to plug it into my laptop (USB3.0) to get some extra juice before the next flight and I noticed that
the battery was actually going down and quite quickly too, about 1% every 3 minutes. The phone was also doing a lot of connecting and disconnecting from the laptop even though it was not being moved.
I use two batteries which I have an external charger for , so this didn't slow me down too much.
After a few days, I thought maybe by unlocking the phone I had left it in some "roaming" state where it was eating up battery looking for its signal, so I decided that I'd restore it to the nandroid backup ROM Manager created before I did the unlock procedure. OH NUGGETS!
Things got ugly , quick!. In the process of trying to restore got MD5 mismatch error, so I went back to 3 previous backups before all of which said either "MD5 mismatch" or unable to open .zip -None of them worked.
Thankfully I had saved a copy of the backup folder in clockworkmod to my PC and tried to load that, it started and then get to writing /data and said error writing data.
I rebooted. Bootloop.
After a few hours of attempts with KIES, and some well timed cold beer deliveries from my wife, I finally got the phone back to stock version.
Rooted it again, motochopper, And loaded GoldenEye Rom v 8.0 . Still slow to little or no charging.
Loaded PACMAN and noticed something that should be mentioned.
Pacman rom has its own little battery widget that sits in the top tray and shows the %. It glows green from bottom to top to show that it is charging. I noticed on every couple of cycles, the battery meter would flash red for a quick second before turning green and sweeping up.????
Went back to a backup of GoldenEye8.
The current status
The phone is currently plugged in to the stock charger (2A) and stock cable. It has charged up only about 3% in 20 minutes time. I have it in battery saving mode with wifi on , and EVERYTHING else turned off.
Battery info says:
Temp 87.3 F
Voltage 4033mV
Plugged True
Charging
Li-ion
Health:Good
Charge Type : AC
Battery use shows 62% of battery use coming from SCREEN (Yes I have auto-brightness set, and NO live wallpaper)
Anyone have some good input?
Maybe its a bad cord? Or bad USB port/connection on the phone it self...
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62% screen usage is normal, I sometimes see over 70% with my brightness all the way up.
Make sure apps aren't keeping it from going idle and staying active.
Battery temp. seems a bit high. General causes of that are a faulty cable.
Download greenify and hibernate any apps that may be running unnoticeably in the background.
If your kernel allows fast charging (disables access to phone storage while fast charging is on) enable it while charging if you're not using the phone.
Play with CPU and GPU governors in your kernel to save battery life. I.E: I put my CPU governor on "powersave" while idle and not using the phone for anything extensive.
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Maybe its a bad cord? Or bad USB port/connection on the phone it self...
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Tried two other cords,but they just made it worse. They actually caused it to look like its charging but the battery level was going down.
Your second suggestion is probably right, but i'd like to exhaust my options first before having to restore and send to creator. I do find that with the stock cable and no external case on it stays plugged in well and doesn't make any "interrupted connection" noises.
With stock charger and cable and minimal functions running its charging about 1% every 4 minutes. ( Approx 6.5 hrs to full charge )
I feel like the hardware must be working in order to do that, and that the software is putting some kind of excessive strain on it. Possibly?
The battery use still shows, screen as the major contributor at 61% , so I switched from a really high resolution static background to a low res one. ( results to follow)
Downloading WanamLite now and going to try that out, also going to try performing the unlock procedure I did in reverse order and see what that does. Keep you posted. Open to suggestions.
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62% screen usage is normal, I sometimes see over 70% with my brightness all the way up.
Make sure apps aren't keeping it from going idle and staying active.
Battery temp. seems a bit high. General causes of that are a faulty cable.
Download greenify and hibernate any apps that may be running unnoticeably in the background.
If your kernel allows fast charging (disables access to phone storage while fast charging is on) enable it while charging if you're not using the phone.
Play with CPU and GPU governors in your kernel to save battery life. I.E: I put my CPU governor on "powersave" while idle and not using the phone for anything extensive.
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Thanks for the advise, I'm running greenify and its really only showing facebook and my sms app, I hibernated facebook anyways just to test it, but I know out of the box , on a car adapter this thing was charging 1%/min , maybe I have a bad ROM/Kernel mix?
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maybe I have a bad ROM/Kernel mix?
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Doubt it, but maybe you can try going from touchwiz to aosp. Very much more lightweight, though you'll lose some s4 features. If it is faulty hardware/battery I'd just save yourself the trouble and swap it for a new one; or try another battery. I guess you can try doing a compete wipe and flashing a fresh ROM with a kernel you know will definitely run smooth with it.
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Doubt it, but maybe you can try going from touchwiz to aosp. Very much more lightweight, though you'll lose some s4 features. If it is faulty hardware/battery I'd just save yourself the trouble and swap it for a new one; or try another battery. I guess you can try doing a compete wipe and flashing a fresh ROM with a kernel you know will definitely run smooth with it.
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Already tried the second battery, no luck. Any suggestion on the rom/kernel combo?
I use task650 with kt's kernel and it's excellent. Though it's all opinion, there is many great combinations. Some ROMs come packaged with their own kernel or a custom one.
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IMO: those temps are pretty normal.
Why you don't try a bone stock rom and see how it respond for a few hours, if the stock rom behaves the same, probably you will need to send it for warranty.
My phone is rooted with xposed installed. I've been like this for a year and half now with no issues. I am running Kernel Version 3.10.84-perf-g6898f68.
The last few months I have noticed apps being super slow. I never really connected it until now I just realized that it's mainly when my phone is plugged in.
I have installed CPU-Z just now to see what is possibly going on but the only thing is that I hardly ever have RAM.
My CPU usage goes from 8-20% when unplugged to 25-90% when plugged in and stays that way. Maybe I just need to update my build?
they are slow because u are using turbocharge that makes phone temps go higher than normal, and cpu is throttling.
As fliperpl said, that's correct. Also do not use your phone when it gets hot, especially this phone because I've read multiple times the area near the navigation bar starts getting dead if the phone/screen is pushed to higher temperatures.
m3kgt99 said:
My phone is rooted with xposed installed. I've been like this for a year and half now with no issues. I am running Kernel Version 3.10.84-perf-g6898f68.
The last few months I have noticed apps being super slow. I never really connected it until now I just realized that it's mainly when my phone is plugged in.
I have installed CPU-Z just now to see what is possibly going on but the only thing is that I hardly ever have RAM.
My CPU usage goes from 8-20% when unplugged to 25-90% when plugged in and stays that way. Maybe I just need to update my build?
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Increased CPU usage during charging, assuming your hands on usage is the same when not charging, could be several things. By chance do you have anything at to run only when charging (i.e. pictures/video backup)? This could use cycles while charging.
I flashed crDroid then used TIB to restore all my data. I had to flash an old version of TIB because it would crash upon startup every time. Anyways... my phone is like brand new again. I love it!
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Increased CPU usage during charging, assuming your hands on usage is the same when not charging, could be several things. By chance do you have anything at to run only when charging (i.e. pictures/video backup)? This could use cycles while charging.
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No I didn't have those settings on. The only weird setting is that I don't auto-update apps. I want to do them when the time is right, not just whenever I'm connected to WiFi.
AsquareX said:
As fliperpl said, that's correct. Also do not use your phone when it gets hot, especially this phone because I've read multiple times the area near the navigation bar starts getting dead if the phone/screen is pushed to higher temperatures.
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Yeah my phone screen started turning yellow in the top left portion of the screen. I didn't know what it was until just a couple days ago. Thanks for the heads up. I will remove my phone case when in heavy use and be careful not to overheat it any more.
Hi,
I'm experiencing some problems when using Android Auto. I think that my device is overheating.
Maps becomes very slow after about 30 minutes driving. Sometimes the phone is going very hot and is unresponsive during few minutes. I checked the cpu temp after a drive today and got values close to 60c. I'm running LOS 14.1 right now. I was using CM 13 previously and the heating issue wasn't so huge.
So I wonder if anyone else is running Android Auto successfully on this device ?
update : I disabled thermal throttling using Kernel Aduitor. Android Auto is running perfectly fine now. Phone is heating a lot (80c for CPU but 25c for battery) What is the thermal throttling ? Is it a kernel feature ? Is it the same as thermald ? Is it tunable ?
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Hi,
I'm experiencing some problems when using Android Auto. I think that my device is overheating.
Maps becomes very slow after about 30 minutes driving. Sometimes the phone is going very hot and is unresponsive during few minutes. I checked the cpu temp after a drive today and got values close to 60c. I'm running LOS 14.1 right now. I was using CM 13 previously and the heating issue wasn't so huge.
So I wonder if anyone else is running Android Auto successfully on this device ?
update : I disabled thermal throttling using Kernel Aduitor. Android Auto is running perfectly fine now. Phone is heating a lot (80c for CPU but 25c for battery) What is the thermal throttling ? Is it a kernel feature ? Is it the same as thermald ? Is it tunable ?
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I would be careful with turning that off. Thermal throttling basically checks how hot your phone's internal components get, and when they reach a dangerous level it forces the device to slow down.
Turning it off means that your device WILL work at hotter temps, but you risk damaging the CPU, screen, battery, etc.
The reason the phone was getting slow is due to 1. the screen being on all the time, 2. the GPS constantly updating.
The N4 wasnt meant for such tasks, so it overheats.
One solution: get a mount that sits on top of the airvents, so that cool air blows over it.
HubrisRev5 said:
I would be careful with turning that off. Thermal throttling basically checks how hot your phone's internal components get, and when they reach a dangerous level it forces the device to slow down.
Turning it off means that your device WILL work at hotter temps, but you risk damaging the CPU, screen, battery, etc.
The reason the phone was getting slow is due to 1. the screen being on all the time, 2. the GPS constantly updating.
The N4 wasnt meant for such tasks, so it overheats.
One solution: get a mount that sits on top of the airvents, so that cool air blows over it.
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Well the screen is off with Android Auto. But of course the GPS is working. The battery temp stays low at about 25c. The screen is not hot. Only the back of the phone (the upper part close the camera) is getting hot. Thermald is still active and there is still a protection against battery overheating.
I really think that the Lineage kernel is too much aggressive regarding thermal throttling. I tried other kernels but unfortunately they slow down clocks too much when the screen goes off.
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Well the screen is off with Android Auto. But of course the GPS is working. The battery temp stays low at about 25c. The screen is not hot. Only the back of the phone (the upper part close the camera) is getting hot. Thermald is still active and there is still a protection against battery overheating.
I really think that the Lineage kernel is too much aggressive regarding thermal throttling. I tried other kernels but unfortunately they slow down clocks too much when the screen goes off.
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Btw, there are some stupid gadgets you can buy on aliexpress to help with this issue. Like this weird phone stand with a fan behind it, https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Portable-3-in-1-Holder-Stand-Radiator-Mobile-Phone-Rings-Holder-2000-mA-Bracket-Power-Bank/32824399237.html?ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_3_10152_10065_10151_10068_10130_10344_10345_10547_10342_10343_10340_10341_10548_10192_10541_10540_10190_10307_10301_10303_10060_10155_10154_10056_10055_10539_10538_10537_10536_10059_10534_10533_100031_10103_10102_10142_10107_10324_10325_10084_10083_10179_10312_10313_10184_10314_10073,searchweb201603_25,ppcSwitch_2&btsid=ee6398e3-e7a6-4bd7-938c-34f6e0cdef52&algo_expid=21d9a156-0a93-470d-acbc-d807892ce6e8-0&algo_pvid=21d9a156-0a93-470d-acbc-d807892ce6e8 or just buy a holder than fits over the airvents in your car https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Anker-Air-Vent-Magnetic-Car-Mount-Highly-Adjustable-Phone-Holder-for-iPhone-SE-6-6s-7/32824593598.html?ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_3_10152_10065_10151_10068_10130_10344_10345_10547_10342_10343_10340_10341_10548_10192_10541_10540_10190_10307_10301_10303_10060_10155_10154_10056_10055_10539_10538_10537_10536_10059_10534_10533_100031_10103_10102_10142_10107_10324_10325_10084_10083_10179_10312_10313_10184_10314_10073-10102_10000902,searchweb201603_25,ppcSwitch_2&btsid=d12c851e-a69b-48e1-b282-0733c26584ae&algo_expid=ab74c295-fb60-418d-9e32-5e32f75bd993-0&algo_pvid=ab74c295-fb60-418d-9e32-5e32f75bd993
Yep, I have the same issue. I was originally using slickrom stable release, then switched to weeklies and the issue showed up. Slickroms is based on lineage, so switched to lineageos and I've been seeing the same problem. Haven't found a solution to this problem (using Android auto with nexus 4 and lineageos).
My Son's Nexus 10 had served its purpose. But Started to die at Random percent, Mostly above 50%.. So Got a new Tablet for him. But Did not want to throw away this Gem of a Tablet.
After weeks of Trial and Error finally found a solution Thanks to input from a Redditor.
Issue/Problem: Dies at Random % showing battery %0 and Shutdown. But In Recovery with Full Brightness it does not Die for hours.. (as later found out.. Recovery does not need much CPU power)
So What did I try:
1. Changed Rom's (All the way from Base Google Images to Oreo) >> Did NOT fix the Problem
2. Clearing battery stats.. etc. ( incl completely discharge and Charge and all those cycles usually we do to calibrate the battery) >> Did NOT Fix the Problem
2. Ordered a New Battery - (Samsung Model From Ebay - I guess it was used or who knows ) >> Did NOT fix the Problem
3. Changed Multiple chargers (Wall Adapters/ Cable from multiple brands which i have at home.. LG, Samsung etc etc) >> Did NOT Fix the Problem
Solution/ What Fixed:
Thanks to redditor.. Who mentioned about CPU power consumption.. And Old Mother board might not be providing enough Power to CPU. (As this tablet is Old.. It was just an Hobby to make it work and Did not want to spend more money on MotherBoard)
By this time I was on Marshmallow Linage OS Rom.. (As Everything works), Gave Root access to one of the CPU app's and Did this..(See Below) Enabled on Boot to keep the same settings.
Setting the CPU max to 1200MHz and Min to 200 it WORKED! I tried every damn thing before. For some reason... this idea did not strike my brain. So its the Power consumption from CPU.
EDIT 1: after some more testing You can go upto MAX 1600MHz (Your mileage may vary)
Finally Battery drained till zero without shutting down.
LET ME KNOW IF THIS FIXED YOUR TABLET TOO.. If you have the same issue as mine. (I Know many had this issue like mine.. but none had solution) Hope this helps.
streetsmart999 said:
My Son's Nexus 10 had served its purpose. But Started to die at Random percent, Mostly above 50%.. So Got a new Tablet for him. But Did not want to throw away this Gem of a Tablet.
After weeks of Trial and Error finally found a solution Thanks to input from a Redditor.
Issue/Problem: Dies at Random % showing battery %0 and Shutdown. But In Recovery with Full Brightness it does not Die for hours.. (as later found out.. Recovery does not need much CPU power)
So What did I try:
1. Changed Rom's (All the way from Base Google Images to Oreo) >> Did NOT fix the Problem
2. Clearing battery stats.. etc. ( incl completely discharge and Charge and all those cycles usually we do to calibrate the battery) >> Did NOT Fix the Problem
2. Ordered a New Battery - (Samsung Model From Ebay - I guess it was used or who knows ) >> Did NOT fix the Problem
3. Changed Multiple chargers (Wall Adapters/ Cable from multiple brands which i have at home.. LG, Samsung etc etc) >> Did NOT Fix the Problem
Solution/ What Fixed:
Thanks to redditor.. Who mentioned about CPU power consumption.. And Old Mother board might not be providing enough Power to CPU. (As this tablet is Old.. It was just an Hobby to make it work and Did not want to spend more money on MotherBoard)
By this time I was on Marshmallow Linage OS Rom.. (As Everything works), Gave Root access to one of the CPU app's and Did this..(See Below) Enabled on Boot to keep the same settings.
Setting the CPU max to 1200MHz and Min to 200 it WORKED! I tried every damn thing before. For some reason... this idea did not strike my brain. So its the Power consumption from CPU.
Finally Battery drained till zero without shutting down.
LET ME KNOW IF THIS FIXED YOUR TABLET TOO.. If you have the same issue as mine. (I Know many had this issue like mine.. but none had solution) Hope this helps.
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Hi!
I have the same problem for a while. Could you tell me which CPU app did you use?
I thank you very much for your help.
Marco
Kukl said:
Hi!
I have the same problem for a while. Could you tell me which CPU app did you use?
I thank you very much for your help.
Marco
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I used below app (But u can use any CPU app).. But other than those above setting(s).. I DID NOT change anything else. But u need ROOT to make that change.
Good Luck. hopefully it helps you too.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.grarak.kerneladiutor
streetsmart999 said:
I used below app (But u can use any CPU app).. But other than those above setting(s).. I DID NOT change anything else. But u need ROOT to make that change.
Good Luck. hopefully it helps you too.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.grarak.kerneladiutor
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I try it immediately, I hope it works!
Thank you very much
Kukl said:
I try it immediately, I hope it works!
Thank you very much
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Hey You can go MAX upto 1600.. If that doesn't work for u.. Keep reducing a lil by little.
streetsmart999 said:
Hey You can go MAX upto 1600.. If that doesn't work for u.. Keep reducing a lil by little.
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Unfortunately at the moment I don't solved the problem, even if I set the cpu min to 200 and max to 1200.
I've installed a new ROM, deleted the cache and still the problem persists. I will do other tests trying to recalibrate the battery.
Kukl said:
Unfortunately at the moment I don't solved the problem, even if I set the cpu min to 200 and max to 1200.
I've installed a new ROM, deleted the cache and still the problem persists. I will do other tests trying to recalibrate the battery.
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Humm... Anyway @1600 mine died at 30% .. So made it 1500 and past below 18% and Still running. So I guess 1500 is max I can go
Also Before coming this conclusion: I did the fowling
Charge 100%
Delete Batterystats.bin
Run this command from adb "adb shell dumpsys batterystats --reset"
And then Changed the CPU max (Please NOTE , Select "On Boot" to keep the same parameters). Once u change the CPU settings .. Reboot and see .. if its keeping the same settings.
Many thanks. I tried all of the the things you tried and setting the cpu max frequency is the only thing that worked.
I could get away with seeing it to 1600.
Deleting batterystats.bin does nothing https://www.xda-developers.com/goog...-battery-stats-does-not-improve-battery-life/
Now with a new battery, PureNexus Rom and your amazing fix my Nexus 10 is a thing of beauty again.
LET ME KNOW IF THIS FIXED YOUR TABLET TOO..
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Streetmart you absolute legend. I'd never thought I'd see the day my Nexus 10 would drain down to zero again. I tried 1600, then 1500, to no avail; then I said screw it I'll just go down to 1200 (with little hope of it working).
It feels so weird to actually have an internet “solution” work. I'm super happy. I didn't want to buy another tablet. I love this one and it worka perfect for what I use it for.
Thank you! :good::highfive:
OMG! thank you for this thread! i was just posting to look for a replacement for my 10... i hope this fixes it BTW.. what's the normal max cpu speed? I REALLY don't want to replace it as the new dropbox 3 device thing really screws me..
Icetech3 said:
OMG! thank you for this thread! i was just posting to look for a replacement for my 10... i hope this fixes it BTW.. what's the normal max cpu speed? I REALLY don't want to replace it as the new dropbox 3 device thing really screws me..
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I think the normal is 1700MHz. It's what the program showed before I changed it. All the best! Keep us updated.
Hez0 said:
I think the normal is 1700MHz. It's what the program showed before I changed it. All the best! Keep us updated.
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What a difference... i installed that a few days ago, and i haven't used my N10 much but on standby it's still at 99% usually it would be WAY lower.. i think that program did more than just lower the max cpu a little.. don't care though. the N10 lives on!!
If you still have this issue, I have been updating the kernel and also found some of the power control settings needed tweaked. Disabling "opportunistic sleep" "logging time spent in suspend" and enabling "advanced power controls" seems to do the trick. had an issue where the device would shut off if battery level reached 20%. Haven't had it happen again yet.
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If you still have this issue, I have been updating the kernel and also found some of the power control settings needed tweaked. Disabling "opportunistic sleep" "logging time spent in suspend" and enabling "advanced power controls" seems to do the trick. had an issue where the device would shut off if battery level reached 20%. Haven't had it happen again yet.
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I'm currently running at 1600 with this guy modified kernel and wow, besides no more suddenly shutdowns it runs very smoothly, it reminds me the pre-marshmallow age of this tablet.
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If you still have this issue, I have been updating the kernel and also found some of the power control settings needed tweaked. Disabling "opportunistic sleep" "logging time spent in suspend" and enabling "advanced power controls" seems to do the trick. had an issue where the device would shut off if battery level reached 20%. Haven't had it happen again yet.
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Where are you finding these control settings to change?
I have replace the battery of my N10 because of low capacity.
Now it charge from 0% to 52% then it goes to 100%. On discharge it goes from 100% to 46% then shutdown and battery shows 0%. Percentage is the same in TWRP.
Since replacement of battery it have aroud 10 charge/discharge cycles without any changes.
Any solution for that?
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I have replace the battery of my N10 because of low capacity.
Now it charge from 0% to 52% then it goes to 100%. On discharge it goes from 100% to 46% then shutdown and battery shows 0%. Percentage is the same in TWRP.
Since replacement of battery it have aroud 10 charge/discharge cycles without any changes.
Any solution for that?
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I have to agree on, that the N10 chipset/cpu/powersupply has degraded somewhat & as the battery voltage gets lower during discharge, it can not supply stable power any longer :crying:
If i reduce the CPU speed from 1700MHz to 1200MHz I get to go down to 20% instead the N10 shutting down abruptly at just 30%
I do have a spare battery in the fridge for later on. Once I open up the N10, I'll see if there is a capacitor or two, that could replaced in the power supply area to possibly fix the issue.
Note:
1. On second full charge since lowering the CPU to 1200MHz the battery got down to 14% & I have decided to charge it instead of letting it die at some point at a lower percentage
2. I should have mentioned earlier, that I still use the original N10 battery & plan to replace the original battery with a new aftermarket battery later on if I need to.
3. I use the N10 in an air-conditioned room for no longer, than half an hour at a time only browsing & reading articles with a short 10min video from YouTube.
4. Before lowering the CPU clock from 1700MHz to 1200MHz, the tablet consistently has shut down abruptly, at 27-30% battery level to my dismay.
5. Tried complete battery drain / cache reset to 0% in Recovery mode & then fully charging it while shut down 3 times without success.
6. So far lowering the CPU clock has made a difference & for prof now I am evaluating the N10 battery capacity with AccuBattery.
7. I charge my devices at around 20-25% or higher up to 80% to prolong battery life using apk's to stop charging or alert me.
I have switched to the UNOFFICIAL Resurrection Remix for Nexus 10 (ResurrectionRemix-M-v5.7.4-20161208-manta) MM ROM after rooting my N10 (Danke schön Corinna ) & had to update the baked in Kernel Adiutor.
Installing from APKMirror the "Kernel Adiutor (ROOT) 0.9.73 beta (Android 4.0.3+)" has allowed me to lower CPU MAX Frequency and have it stick after BOOT!
com.grarak.kerneladiutor_0.9.73_beta-241_minAPI15(nodpi)_apkmirror.com
Ottoman Mint said:
I have to agree on, that the N10 chipset/cpu/powersupply has degraded somewhat & as the battery voltage gets lower during discharge, it can not supply stable power any longer :crying:
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I don´t think so. The capacity of new battery looks really good. I use the N10 as wall-mounted control tablet for my home. With activated DT2W, full brightness, showing cams on motion, controlling home and audio over the day, my new battery runs about 28 hours before it stops. With old battery it was around 15-18 hours from full to off. My workaround: Reading battery with tasker and starts charging at 50%
I think the china batterys have different voltages than samsung batterys and N10 can´t work with this.
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I don´t think so. The capacity of new battery looks really good. I use the N10 as wall-mounted control tablet for my home. With activated DT2W, full brightness, showing cams on motion, controlling home and audio over the day, my new battery runs about 28 hours before it stops. With old battery it was around 15-18 hours from full to off. My workaround: Reading battery with tasker and starts charging at 50%
I think the china batterys have different voltages than samsung batterys and N10 can´t work with this.
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Hey,
That sounds very interesting. I may find out about that, when I replace the original N10 battery to my replacement battery from China.
I forgot to mention in my post earlier, that I am still using the original N10 battery. The original N10 battery keeps crashing at 30% unless I lower the CPU clock to 1200MHz.
After the first charge at (1200MHz max CPU) I got the N10 down to 20%+ before crashing to shut down & after the second charge I got it down to 14% at the same 1200MHz without crashing to shut down & just recharged it. Mind you I was just surfing the net & watching YouTube. I am also using AccuBattery to estimate the battery capacity atm. (Oh & don't install Battery Charge Limiter, because it boot-loops the N10 after install!)
DT2W sounds awesome. Which ROM are you using on your N10 to get DT2W, if you don't mind me asking?
Ottoman Mint said:
Hey,
That sounds very interesting. I may find out about that, when I replace the original N10 battery to my replacement battery from China.
I forgot to mention in my post earlier, that I am still using the original N10 battery. The original N10 battery keeps crashing at 30% unless I lower the CPU clock to 1200MHz.
After the first charge at (1200MHz max CPU) I got the N10 down to 20%+ before crashing to shut down & after the second charge I got it down to 14% at the same 1200MHz without crashing to shut down & just recharged it. Mind you I was just surfing the net & watching YouTube. I am also using AccuBattery to estimate the battery capacity atm. (Oh & don't install Battery Charge Limiter, because it boot-loops the N10 after install!)
DT2W sounds awesome. Which ROM are you using on your N10 to get DT2W, if you don't mind me asking?
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Sometimes it shuts down at 20% and other times it won't. I'm almost pretty sure it doesn't have anything to do with advanced power settings or any kind of internal power settings with the kernel. There are no thermal configurations on this device and they don't add any drivers for it or support for it until much later versions. Heat seems to play a role especially down here Florida when outside. So far in my experience it's most likely to shut down at 20% if it's too hot and not likely to do so if it's been idle for a bit or not plugged in.
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Hello friends!
I have charging problem with my S8 plus with...Everything was fine before i upgraded from LightRom Oreo to LightRom Pie. Than i realized that i dont like Pie rom than i revert it again to Oreo. Than suddenly i sow when i charging my phone it wont charge more than 80%, sometimes 74% or 70%. I have installed Battery charge limit app but without help. When i turn phone of it charge it properly 100%.
Does anyone have solution...?!
Delete the app. ???
That's what it's designed to do stop charging.
If not that make sure your device is not over heating Samsung has implented charging limits for over temps
I have deleted app long time before
No overheating, no games, actually i dont use phone much...
TheMadScientist said:
Delete the app.
That's what it's designed to do stop charging.
If not that make sure your device is not over heating Samsung has implented charging limits for over temps
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I didnt solved but now im back on stock Rom so everything is fine