Some MIUI ROM/Custom ROMS do not have doze enabled and this is due to Xiaomi disabling doze on China STABLE/BETA builds because they don't have to comply to google standards as of now. There has been some reports that some China based custom MIUI roms do have doze enabled and that is simply because roms like Xiaomi.eu and others do some mix and matching between the GLOBAL BETA builds and CHINA BETA builds to get best performance out of their roms. It explains why doze is enabled. I have personally decompiled the framework-res of both the Xiaomi.EU and MultiROM roms and found that on Xiaomi.EU the value
Code:
bool name="config_enableAutoPowerModes">true</bool>
is set true (doze enabled) On MultiROM its the opposite. You guys can go ahead and check on your own. To remind you folks, if you use Better Battery Stats (BBS), the Doze Interactive stat means the amount of time the device IS NOT DOZING. That value in no way shows that doze is working. Instead look for Doze Idle stat. No Doze Idle stat, then no doze. MultiROM on the other hand bases its roms solely on the China builds which explains why their roms don't doze at all.
So how did I enable/fix doze? MIUI has this feature when it lets theme make overlays on certain values of files and apk in their rom. In this case its framework-res.apk. With the help of a template that I got from here http://en.miui.com/thread-387638-1-1.html I edited the files to apply the correct values on framework-res.apk to enable doze. I also tried to edit navbar size using this method but it didnt work :angel: but the doze tweak DEFINITELY works. So it pretty much confirms that it only works on certain parts of the code/certain APKs. There is a similar concept on AOSP android called RRO/Overlays. But its much more complicated You'll need to det up an environment and compile apk etc...thats not possible because we dont have source code rofl. It's better to use what I have here.
So how do we apply this tweak? Download this file and put it into system/media/theme/default and reboot.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B_Q4QjvbODxodTRhQnJVeURubUU
to get doze kicking in faster/faster doze time (instead of the 30 minutes that android sets default) install doze editor and choose the last profile. You can uninstall the app after that because the value sticks/is saved somewhere else.
and of course you'll need to be rooted
Hope this is any help to any of you
Interested in how doze works and its requirements? look here https://source.android.com/devices/tech/power/mgmt.html#doze-reqs
Useful thread! Good job
There is an app to check Doze config flag in framework-res.apk
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/app-check-doze-support-t3374265
For RMN4 AOSP rom, just decompile framework-res.apk, set config_enableAutoPowerModes from false to true, recompile and install back to system then you will have Doze enabled AOSP rom like me
longnt2007 said:
There is an app to check Doze config flag in framework-res.apk
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/app-check-doze-support-t3374265
For RMN4 AOSP rom, just decompile framework-res.apk, set config_enableAutoPowerModes from false to true, recompile and install back to system then you will have Doze enabled AOSP rom like me
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I tried that and I gave up because every time I replaced the recompiled apk, the phone wouldn't boot lol.
Can you recommend a better way to decompile and recompile MIUI apks?
asusm930 said:
I tried that and I gave up because every time I replaced the recompiled apk, the phone wouldn't boot lol.
Can you recommend a better way to decompile and recompile MIUI apks?
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If you want modify system apk, the first thing you must do is remove signature check in PackageManagerService.smali (compareSignatures func) of services.jar.
Here is the guide but can appy to any rom, just modify compareSignatures func like that guide. To decompile and recompile apk, I'm using apktool 2.1.1 and it's work fine with AOSP rom of RMN4.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1698352
Seems we have our own doze-like operation. Battery life on this phone is stellar. The app/battery management is highly customizable and effective.
Thanks.
I can confirm that Epic ROM for MIUI devices have doze enabled.
ok, i recently discovered the L-speed app.
in battery menu i see "doze iptimization"
- aggressive doze
- light doze optimization
do they enable THE SAME your trick? or something else?
i don't even know it l-speed is fully compatible for my globerom ( derived from xiaomi.eu)
miui have his own doze mode
realista87 said:
ok, i recently discovered the L-speed app.
in battery menu i see "doze iptimization"
- aggressive doze
- light doze optimization
do they enable THE SAME your trick? or something else?
i don't even know it l-speed is fully compatible for my globerom ( derived from xiaomi.eu)
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L speed's Aggressive doze simply forces the device to enter doze whenever screen is off.
A user has has tested the app on a non-doze FLAG enabled MIUI rom (in this case multirom) and it worked for him. The app simply forces doze mode.
The light doze optimization changes around the doze timouts etc to save a bit more battery. A user has tested L-Speed on a rom without doze and it does enable it. My problem with using a separate app is it can get killed (even worse on MIUI because it likes to kill apps) and the feature/app wont work anymore.
asusm930 said:
L speed's Aggressive doze simply forces the device to enter doze whenever screen is off.
A user has has tested the app on a non-doze FLAG enabled MIUI rom (in this case multirom) and it worked for him. The app simply forces doze mode.
The light doze optimization changes around the doze timouts etc to save a bit more battery. A user has tested L-Speed on a rom without doze and it does enable it. My problem with using a separate app is it can get killed (even worse on MIUI because it likes to kill apps) and the feature/app wont work anymore.
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Great work @asusm930, made the XDA news!
https://twitter.com/xdadevelopers/status/834356065596821504
Sent from my Redmi Note 4 using Tapatalk
Hi all,
This thread talks about a problem similar of mine.
i've made a stupid thing.
I've found this article:
xxx.androidworld.it/forum/guide-e-tutorial-11/%5Bguida%5D-come-abilitare-android-doze-sulle-rom-miui-211382/#post1722713
where there is a tutorial to activate doze on miui.
i downloaded the framework-res and place it in system/media/theme/default.
reboot
then i find that every 30 minutes of screen off, apps went killed, but tasker too, and i need tasker always active.
then i delete the framework-res and reboot it.
after that, every 30 minutes of screen off, apps are killed too, tasker too.
then i try to install over the miui ita, the new build of miui ita, but nothing changes.
how can i make tasker always active?
sorry for my poor english.
db
I can confirm that this works for RMN4 AOSP.
---------- Post added at 08:25 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:24 AM ----------
As for the steps, there's a bit of a condition that you need to complete before it starts working as intended
deathkid13 said:
I can confirm that this works for RMN4 AOSP.
---------- Post added at 08:25 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:24 AM ----------
As for the steps, there's a bit of a condition that you need to complete before it starts working as intended
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What condition?
Try it. .and now My RN3SD has Doze enabled on Multirom 6.11.3
*sory diffrent device ?
Noe_cuupz said:
Try it. .and now My RN3SD has Doze enabled on Multirom 6.11.3
*sory diffrent device ?
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Try to use force doze with xposed module
Does this works too to doze directly after screen off?
<bool name="config_dozeAfterScreenOff">false</bool>
<bool name="config_dozeAfterScreenOff">true</bool>
Cheers
EDIT: Never mind. This is for Screen Doze (ambient screen)
asusm930 said:
Some MIUI ROM/Custom ROMS do not have doze enabled and this is due to Xiaomi disabling doze on China STABLE/BETA builds because they don't have to comply to google standards as of now. There has been some reports that some China based custom MIUI roms do have doze enabled and that is simply because roms like Xiaomi.eu and others do some mix and matching between the GLOBAL BETA builds and CHINA BETA builds to get best performance out of their roms. It explains why doze is enabled. I have personally decompiled the framework-res of both the Xiaomi.EU and MultiROM roms and found that on Xiaomi.EU the value is set true (doze enabled) On MultiROM its the opposite. You guys can go ahead and check on your own. To remind you folks, if you use Better Battery Stats (BBS), the Doze Interactive stat means the amount of time the device IS NOT DOZING. That value in no way shows that doze is working. Instead look for Doze Idle stat. No Doze Idle stat, then no doze. MultiROM on the other hand bases its roms solely on the China builds which explains why their roms don't doze at all.
So how did I enable/fix doze? MIUI has this feature when it lets theme make overlays on certain values of files and apk in their rom. In this case its framework-res.apk. With the help of a template that I got from here http://en.miui.com/thread-387638-1-1.html I edited the files to apply the correct values on framework-res.apk to enable doze. I also tried to edit navbar size using this method but it didnt work :angel: but the doze tweak DEFINITELY works. So it pretty much confirms that it only works on certain parts of the code/certain APKs. There is a similar concept on AOSP android called RRO/Overlays. But its much more complicated You'll need to det up an environment and compile apk etc...thats not possible because we dont have source code rofl. It's better to use what I have here.
So how do we apply this tweak? Download this file and put it into system/media/theme/default and reboot.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B_Q4QjvbODxodTRhQnJVeURubUU
to get doze kicking in faster/faster doze time (instead of the 30 minutes that android sets default) install doze editor and choose the last profile. You can uninstall the app after that because the value sticks/is saved somewhere else.
and of course you'll need to be rooted
Hope this is any help to any of you
Interested in how doze works and its requirements? look here https://source.android.com/devices/tech/power/mgmt.html#doze-reqs
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Hello there and good job on this. Something I noticed and you might have an insight on this. If you disable miui optimization or through Naptime app you can access the battery optimization settings. In all aosp roms everything is flagged as optimized. In all MIUI roms a very large amount of apps is not optimized and in my understanding they are not "dozing well" when not optimized. I can do this by myself manual, but I'm searching for a more automated way here since they are a lot off apps. Thanks in advance!
solis_f said:
Hello there and good job on this. Something I noticed and you might have an insight on this. If you disable miui optimization or through Naptime app you can access the battery optimization settings. In all aosp roms everything is flagged as optimized. In all MIUI roms a very large amount of apps is not optimized and in my understanding they are not "dozing well" when not optimized. I can do this by myself manual, but I'm searching for a more automated way here since they are a lot off apps. Thanks in advance!
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Hold on. Not all apps are optimized even on AOSP. Some google apps, for example, aren't optimized.
As for automating the process, there's nothing we can do. I found this to be frustrating too
asusm930 said:
Hold on. Not all apps are optimized even on AOSP. Some google apps, for example, aren't optimized.
As for automating the process, there's nothing we can do. I found this to be frustrating too
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Yes but on aosp is 2-3 apps which can't be optimized. In miui there are a huge amount that can be and are not optimized. Check for yourself when you have time... Install naptime and go to battery optimization
Related
I recently switched to art when my rom, liquidsmooth, released 4.4.4. I just wanted to give it a try for a few days just to see how things ran. Well soon after, I hear the next version of Android will do away with dalvik so I decided to make the switch permanent. My only struggle so far has been replacing the features xposed and the 15 modules i was using. I would like to know if there are others out there having similar struggles or if anyone has given thought to soon not having xposed.
Here's some of the things I've either been able to replace or haven't found an alternative :
* Using app launcher in gravity box assigned to a new softkey for quick access to dialer, sms, etc.
** replaced with sidecontrol
* greenify.
** tried it without xposed features, ended up with uucleaner. Not sure which I prefer
* disable location consent
** stuck dealing with it
* ad blocking (used a couple of modules)
** using adfree now. Not as happy. Seems to break a lot of sites/app functions. Maybe i just haven't gotten it completely configured right.
* being able to keep the navbar shown in full screen mode
** I'm no longer using fs mode. Would like to though.
Luckily my rom includes many of the features from xposed modules. A lot of rom devs have removed these from there roms with the thought that people could install them if they wanted via xposed. I wonder if the same thought process still applies. Maybe xposed will be enhanced to work with art, but what if it can't?
Crappalinks, it's awesome. Has anyone found an alternative? It disables the Tapatalk redirection in external links that seems to delay link handling as they get passed through Tapatalk's server first.
can't live without xposed, specifically gravity box. also, couldn't find a replacement for disabling the pesky location consent. hopefully, the devs will bring art support to xposed sooner than later.
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Kravguy Is ART Runtime Significantly Faster than Dalvik ?
or is it just a minor speed boost in launching apps?
The developers of Xposed have already said that they will work on an ART compatible version once Android L is officially released.
raziel123 said:
Kravguy Is ART Runtime Significantly Faster than Dalvik ?
or is it just a minor speed boost in launching apps?
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For the most part, no. I've seen a bit of battery savings, but nothing significant. My main reason for switching was to prepare for the next version of Android. Flashing rom updates is a royal pain now cause it takes forever to optimize first boot. Hoping that will improve.
kravguy said:
I recently switched to art when my rom, liquidsmooth, released 4.4.4. I just wanted to give it a try for a few days just to see how things ran. Well soon after, I hear the next version of Android will do away with dalvik so I decided to make the switch permanent. My only struggle so far has been replacing the features xposed and the 15 modules i was using. I would like to know if there are others out there having similar struggles or if anyone has given thought to soon not having xposed.
Here's some of the things I've either been able to replace or haven't found an alternative :
* Using app launcher in gravity box assigned to a new softkey for quick access to dialer, sms, etc.
** replaced with sidecontrol
* greenify.
** tried it without xposed features, ended up with uucleaner. Not sure which I prefer
* disable location consent
** stuck dealing with it
* ad blocking (used a couple of modules)
** using adfree now. Not as happy. Seems to break a lot of sites/app functions. Maybe i just haven't gotten it completely configured right.
* being able to keep the navbar shown in full screen mode
** I'm no longer using fs mode. Would like to though.
Luckily my rom includes many of the features from xposed modules. A lot of rom devs have removed these from there roms with the thought that people could install them if they wanted via xposed. I wonder if the same thought process still applies. Maybe xposed will be enhanced to work with art, but what if it can't?
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For the feature to disable location consent does app ops from the play store work for you ?
I use this to disable apps getting access to my location
Hope this helps
I still want access on, it's just the popup confirmation every time location is turned on.
Same struggling here but i choose gpe rom, aosp audio is kinda weird, sounds like an iPhone to me
kopeko said:
Same struggling here but i choose gpe rom, aosp audio is kinda weird, sounds like an iPhone to me
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Agree, camera and sound are the 2 pieces of sense that aosp has never been able to match. With viper4android, I can get close with sound, but still not as good.
kravguy said:
Agree, camera and sound are the 2 pieces of sense that aosp has never been able to match. With viper4android, I can get close with sound, but still not as good.
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This is due to the nature of open source drivers versus the closed sourced ones HTC uses for the hardware. It will never match and the OEM ones will always be better
[GUIDE] Guide - S3 Battery savings, performance tips, app advice & Boeffla profiles
***Guide - S3 Battery savings, performance tips, app advice & Boeffla profiles (Jump to post 2!) for Lollipop, KitKat & Jelly Bean!***
CONTENTS
*PROLOGUE AND INTENT
*GET MISSING FEATURES BACK
*BATTERY DRAIN
*CUSTOM KERNELS
*USEFUL APPS
*TROUBLE SHOOTING
*NOTES
*MY BOEFFLA SAMSUNG ONDEMAND PROFILE ON POST 2!!!!
Prologue & Intent
I have used AOSP/CM based roms exclusively since owning Android handsets, there are many benefits to this, especially on handsets that manufacturers simply abandon and leave in a poor state, this is thankfully not the case on our trusty Galaxy S3!
However, one of the bugbears of being in the alpha/beta test world that is CM/AOSP etc, its the many teething bugs that can hamper your usage of the device and to make things more irritating, the S3 has plenty of hardware revisions and proprietary software that makes obtaining a truly perfect experience tricky for the developer and the user to achieve!
For these reasons, like me, you might have decided to return to Samsung stock rom or one of the the excellent refined versions of stock by the likes of @_Sale_ or @qaraqumus (NeatRom 4.3 & QS 4.4.2 N7100 Port).
When you return, you are greeted by missing features, but also greeted with excellent camera, depending on your view more polished stock applications that you can keep or get rid of according to taste. Of course, the main thing you will start to experience is STABILITY and its quite addictive!
So this guide is work in progress, I only returned to stock based roms 3 weeks ago, I really wanted a good stable camera and I was to be fair a bit bored of being a nightlie flashaholic! If you have useful information that can be verified as useful then please contribute and lets help others realise that stock is not a dirty word!
I find that all of the missing features from customs roms can be replicated and there is no reason to think that you will be de-featured by returning to stock, nor are any of these things laborious or complicated!
How to get the missing features back that you loved in custom roms!
So you have gone back to stock!
a) You are enjoying the stability and you probably love having the stock camera back! Oooh, perfect burst mode and video record pause! yum yum!
b) You are sad, you miss quick panels, you miss pie, you hate the annoying battery alerts and camera low functionality on low battery power!
These are the sort of things I felt I could not live without, so with help from my XDA friends, I have found answers to all the stuff I wanted back! If there is is something missing that you want back, ask on this thread and lets see if we can discover more together!
1) How to get back functionality like no low battery alerts, using your camera properly when on low power, browser exit, system tweaks, battery icon location and style, quick settings layout, sound behavior, long back kill, etc etc!
1. Install Xposed Framework, go here and follow instructions: http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/xposed-installer-versions-changelog-t2714053
2. Install the most excellent apps you will ever install on your custom rom, Wanam Xposed, now you can configure everything I mention and more! : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ma.wanam.xposed&hl=en_GB
3.. Optional install Gravity Box for Xposed, for enabling a few features not included in the more compatible Wanam! Such as full screen lockscreen widgets and some additional hardware key functionality! Be careful ensure that you mirror any similar settings between Wanam and Gravity Box to ensure you have not cross fighting! [/url]
4. Boot Manager - Highlights what apps boot with your phone and allows you to stop them doing so!
5. Flat Style Bar Indicators - Lets you pick some nice looking wifi/mobile indicators for your status bar
6) Recent App Cleaner - Cleans out my recent apps when I turn my screen off and allows you to select apps that you want to keep open as well
7) Xad - Works like Adaway, stopping adverts where it can, its better than adaway as well
8) Xposed Additions - Allow excellent re-mapping of your hardware buttons!
9) XuiMod - Only use this change the system transitions when opening and closing apps, really nice
10) YouTube Adaway - Removes ads and suggestion pop ups in YouTube
11) Start feeling really happy about returning to stock!
How to stop battery drain!
Ok, this is annoying, but it is easy to sort out! there are some basics to observe and then some extra things you can do as well! Everything can be done safely and be reversable so you may experiment freely! Of course, it's a great idea to do a nandroid backup in case you make a mess of things, but if you follow this guide you will be fine and happy!
i) Get Greenify from the Playstore, run it, follow the instructions and limit the apps from waking your device up! On 4.3 roms I find it very useful, however on 4.4.2 I find it a lot less useful, in fact I don't use it at all on QS and I find that xposed Recent App Cleaner performs a better job. However for 4.3 users, stuff like Facebook etc will wake your phone up until the cows come home, but do not greenify apps that you want to be able to deliver on demand messages, like Whatsapp etc, obvious? UPDATE - If you are Pro user then use the Hibernate and Lock Feature to ensure your phone goes to sleep nicely!!!https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.oasisfeng.greenify&hl=en_GB
ii) Instal betterybatterystats, follow the xda thread to understand more about what you are doing and you will soon know which naughty apps that are waking up your device! You can then install apps such as Titanium Backup and freeze those apps, so that they no longer run and no longer drain your battery. If you decide you want an app back, then unfreeze it! It is as safe as that! https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.keramidas.TitaniumBackup&hl=en_GB
iii) Tryout Recent App Cleaner for ensuring apps a killed when your screen is off, seems to work better on QS/4.4.2 roms than greenify, read my post here : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=58086117&postcount=112
Alternatively use RootAppDelete, i prefer this app, you simply click on system app, choose junior mode (pro mode will delete the app, which is fine if you know for sure you want an app gone forever! or at least untill you next flash an update rom back to your device, disabling is the safer and easier option!) which will then only freeze the apps (just like titanium) and you then tap the offending app and allow it to disable it. If you want one back, then tap the disabled icon and tap the app you want to bring back to life! https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=zsj.android.systemappremover&hl=en_GB
What system apps should I get rid of?
This depends on your usage and which revision of android/rom you are using, but for me all of the below were pointless battery draining ram using wastes of space or apps that have a better alternative that are more system resource friendly! If you are unsure, google search the name of the app and you will find results explaining what they were doing within the first page of results, i did!:
NOTE: Please make sure you research each app/service to ensure that your application will not be affected by freezing of any of the below, you can do this in google search or if you use Root App Delete you can press the info button to get an instant google search result!
Adapt Sound
Allshare Control Service
Allshare file service
Application Installer
Badge providers
Basic Daydreams
Best Face
Bluetooth Test
Bubbles
CapabilityManagerService
com.sec.android.app.minimode.res
com.android.providers.partnerbookmarks
com.sec.bcservice
com.sec.android.samsung.drmprovider
com.sec.android.app.wfdbroker
com.sec.bcservice
com.sec.android/app.FlashbarService (the side bar on QS rom, if you don't like it, kill it off here!)
ChocoEUKor
CoolEUKor
CLoudAgent
Deep Sea
DirectShareManager
dropbox
dsmforwarding
dsmlawmo
EasyOneHand
Easy Settings
ELM Agent
EmergencyManagerService
enterprise permissions
enterprise sysscope service
enterprise sim pin service
enterprise vpn
Enterprise Sim Pin Service
faceunlock - YOU MIGHT LIKE THIS FEATURE??
factory test
Factory Mode
fm radio - YOU MIGHT WANT IT?
fwupgrade
gallery - YOU MUST REPLACE THIS WITH SOMETHING HOWEVER - REPLACED WITH QUICK PIC ON MY PHONE - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.alensw.PicFolder&hl=en_GB
gmail - UNLESS YOU WANT IT OF COURSE!
Google One Time Init
Google Partner Setup
Google Search
Launcher (Make sure you have another launcher installed first!)
LCDtest
Luminous Dots
mobile tracker
MDMApp
Multimedia UI Service Layer
Music (I prefer other music players!)
musicfx
nfc service - YOU MIGHT WANT IT?
nfc test
OMACP
OmaDrmPopup
pagebuddynotisvc
perso
PickupTutorial
Phase Beam
PhoneUtil
photoscreensavers
Photowall
PopupuiReceiver
remote controls
RilNotifier
RoseEUKor
SamsungSans
samsung account
Samsung Link Platform Connectivity
samsung keyboard - YOU NEED A KEYBOARD - I USE GOOGLE KEYBOARD! - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en_GB
Samsung SBrowser Syncadapter
samsung setupwizard
samsung test to speach
screen mirroring
SecWallpaperChoose
Self Test Mode
Service Mode
ShareShotService
silent logging
S Planner (Google Calendar rules!)
smartcardmanager
smartcardservice
software update
sysscope
Tags
TCP Dump service
touchwiz - IMPORTANT YOU MUST INSTALL A REPLACEMENT LAUNCHER BEFORE REMOVING! I LIKE Smart Launcher - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ginlemon.flowerfree&hl=en_GB
tmserverapp
TopicWall
trypan
User Manual
UltraCfg
video
videoplayer - YOU WILL WANT A VIDEO PLAYER, MOST USE MX PLAYER! https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mxtech.videoplayer.ad&hl=en_GB
Weather Widget
Weather Widget Main
WlanTest
wssyncmlnps
AS I SAY, GOOGLE SEARCH NAME AND READ UP ABOUT WHAT THE APPS ABOVE DO BEFORE DISABLING THEM, BUT IF YOU WANT THEM BACK JUST UN-DISABLE! SO VERY SIMPLE!!!
Custom kernel sir?
Your stock kernel is good! Remember that!
The custom kernels are better if only if you have to have some of the features, like a desperate need to under or overclock your device, change led behavior and so fourth!
There are many to choose from and you will find them easily enough, I am sure you know of them! I use Boeffla and I have a stable gently overclocked profile you can get from my signature if you want an easy ride with great OC performance, stability and great battery results!
However, it's always best to stay on stock kernel whilst you make your system stable, once it is, then is the time to play with your kernel! I won't and nor will most other users want to help you if you don't follow that simple rule!
Other useful apps and mods!
Pie Control - Miss Pie? Get it here for free! - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jun.ace.piecontrol&hl=en_GB
Reboot - Handy app to bring up a customisable reboot menu! - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ams.reboot&hl=en_GB
Screen Off & Lock - Does as it says! - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.katecca.screenofflock&hl=en_GB
Adaway - Get rid off those nasty adverts, but maybe limit some genuine useful free apps from making revenue for their authors, let you conscience decide! - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2190753
Nice camera hack for picking replacement gallery viewer, battery options etc - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=50652193&postcount=15015
Chronus - Get the good old lockscreen weather and calendar widget that features in most AOSP roms, just make sure you select the Chronus Flex widget when you pick your lockscreen widget, that's the one you'll be after! https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dvtonder.chronus&hl=en
Yet another screen brigtness app - Sick of Samsung's lame auto brightness feature locking to full brightness and requiring a phone reboot? Or annoyed it won't let you tailor the service the way you want? Well, install this and be very happy! https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=biz.gyrus.yaab&hl=en
Bored of Touchwiz and in general all of the samey samey swipey swipey launchers out there? Try Smart Launcher 2! I have not looked back since, perfect experience for your phone, just be willing to play with it for half an hour and I'm sure many of you will appreciate it's overall simplicity! Of and freeze touchwiz afterwards and save yourself a nice chunk of RAM! https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ginlemon.flowerfree&hl=en
Trouble shooting
Correct Wiping procedure:
Forgot the correct procedure for wiping your phone when making a switch between rom variants? Just so you do know, when moving from Android revisions or even within the same android build number (i.e. 4.2.2 / 4.3 / 4.31 / 4.4.4 etc) IT IS IMPERATIVE that you Factory Wipe Data, Cache, Davlik and format System! Failure to do so can lead to odd performance or nasty bootloops! Thanks to @andrewwright for reminding me to remind you!
NOTES
I have not developed any of the apps or mods or guides that are linked to this guide, please pay respect to their respective authors and contributors directly on their forum threads.
I will endeavor to update this guide with new things I discover and learn from peoples contributions on this thread.
You always take responsibility for your device! The easy way to protect yourself is make a nandroid backup, back up your apps using titanium backup, freeze or disable your apps rather than uninstall them, don't do anything suggested on this thread unless you are either competent or willing to learn as you make mistakes!
My Boeffla Profiles!
CM12 (Lollipop) Profiles:
Intelliactive CM12 V3: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=58681634&postcount=1506
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Android QS 4.4.2 (and variants) / Back-to-Noot 4.4.4 (and vairants) Profiles
Ondemand Sammy 4.4.2/4.4.4 Ports - Best balance of performance and battery with tweaks for 4.4.2 Ports! http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=58962534&postcount=1553
Android 4.XX Profiles - Note please reset your LMK values after applying!
Ondemand Final v2.1 - Best balance of performance and battery! http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=57850654&postcount=1422
zzmoove Finalv2 - Good for those who use their phone very little! http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=56206915&postcount=1299
Intelliactive v4 - All out performance at expense of a little battery http://tinyurl.com/mghintelli
ArchiPort Ondemand v1 - http://tinyurl.com/mgharchiport
When flashing roms:
To stop the likes of bootloop when swapping between aosp and custom tw sammy roms remember to format data and system in recovery FIRST then flash rom/gapps. factory reset isnt enough imo for a clean install. When returning with an odin flash if you have a bootloop go into recovery and "factory reset" and reboot the phone.
I see so many threads started about these bootloop problems when swapping between aosp and tw its a good idea to have this here imo.
Also for the total noobs out there...PIT FILES are a LAST resort! Dont mess with these till you understand what there for. If you still dont understand after reading about pit files....ASK SOMEONE. Dont just flash and hope for the best.
Great idea and a good guide. :thumbup:
andrewwright said:
When flashing roms:
To stop the likes of bootloop when swapping between aosp and custom tw sammy roms remember to format data and system in recovery FIRST then flash rom/gapps. factory reset isnt enough imo for a clean install. When returning with an odin flash if you have a bootloop go into recovery and "factory reset" and reboot the phone.
I see so many threads started about these bootloop problems when swapping between aosp and tw its a good idea to have this here imo.
Also for the total noobs out there...PIT FILES are a LAST resort! Dont mess with these till you understand what there for. If you still dont understand after reading about pit files....ASK SOMEONE. Dont just flash and hope for the best.
Great idea and a good guide. :thumbup:
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I'll add a trouble shooting section and incorporate this, thanks for contributing!
I forgot that some people don't always know the mega basics!
And God, I hope people don't use pit files on this device! I made custom pit files for the s2, but that device needed them! I have threads for that work, but yes no need for people to play with that on our trusty phone!
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I think gravitybox has more features than wanam. Like double tap notification bar to sleep.
probably you should include gravitybox modules. I'm using it. On archidroid.
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I think gravitybox has more features than wanam. Like double tap notification bar to sleep.
probably you should include gravitybox modules. I'm using it. On archidroid.
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Indeed, I use Gravity box also, I need a bit of both to get the system functionality I desire.
I will be updating the OP for Gravity box shortly, there are a few things to be cautious of according to some user reports, so I need to put a disclaimer to it. Cheers for contributing :good:
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Indeed, I use Gravity box also, I need a bit of both to get the system functionality I desire.
I will be updating the OP for Gravity box shortly, there are a few things to be cautious of according to some user reports, so I need to put a disclaimer to it. Cheers for contributing :good:
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yeah. GB is not meant for samsung touchwhiz. wanam is designed for touchwhiz.
so far i dont have any issue.
the reason why i use GB is because
-double tap status bar to lock screen
-status bar icon can be changed to kitkat icons
-ram bar available for recents apps
if only wanam have these features then i would go for wanam.
currently having greenify and gravitybox in my xposed module.
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what launcher are u using?
probably u should include some good launcher as TW is a bit slow.
nova prime :good:
I use smart launcher 2, tw fully removed!
I have both gravity and wannam working together to deliver all the features I need
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metalgearhathaway said:
I use smart launcher 2, tw fully removed!
I have both gravity and wannam working together to deliver all the features I need
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both xposed module?? wow... no crashes or bootloops? im afraid the wrong configuration will result in bootloop...
no issue on gravitybox as i dont mess around with lots of features, just the ones i need.
hows neatrom? good?
archidroid is great... :good:
elitetoniv said:
both xposed module?? wow... no crashes or bootloops? im afraid the wrong configuration will result in bootloop...
no issue on gravitybox as i dont mess around with lots of features, just the ones i need.
hows neatrom? good?
archidroid is great... :good:
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It's very hard to differentiate between archi and neat, both as good as each other!
Mixing both modules no issues, but obviously make sure your settings between the two don't conflict otherwise you could have issues.
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elitetoniv said:
both xposed module?? wow... no crashes or bootloops? im afraid the wrong configuration will result in bootloop...
no issue on gravitybox as i dont mess around with lots of features, just the ones i need.
hows neatrom? good?
archidroid is great... :good:
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update, I should have mentioned that using version 2.7.6 of gravity box combined with Wannam is fine, the later versions do cause ui issues! I will be updating OP soon
EDIT - OP UPDATED WITH DETAILS FOR GRAVITY BOX, NEW APPS TO FREEZE AND INSTALL
How do you use ondemand? Is UI any smooth?
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How do you use ondemand? Is UI any smooth?
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Give the profile a try and find out. I find ondemand the most balanced performing governor, offering both performance and battery saving potential. However, upon my using my v3 profile for s couple of days, I have chose to alter my setting of swappiness from 60 to 40 and have altered the zram down to 160mb. The balancing of the profile is getting close to perfect and I hope to release a final version by next weekend!
Let me know how you get on if you choose to try
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how much ram does SL2 consume?
might give it a try if its better than nova prime...
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how much ram does SL2 consume?
might give it a try if its better than nova prime...
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Looks like about 55mb, how much does Touchwiz use or any of the others?
Nova Prime use about 61 MB.
gesendet mit Tapatalk
NexxP963 said:
Nova Prime use about 61 MB.
gesendet mit Tapatalk
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really?? im getting around 30+ mb.
touchwhiz is definitely more...
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i find that quick pic consume more ram than default gallery.
also i cannot access recent snapped pictures from the default camera.
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really?? im getting around 30+ mb.
touchwhiz is definitely more...
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i find that quick pic consume more ram than default gallery.
also i cannot access recent snapped pictures from the default camera.
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Read my op, there is a mod to get quickpic working in camera app!
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metalgearhathaway said:
Read my op, there is a mod to get quickpic working in camera app!
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can't find it in your op.care to paste the info here.
Is it faster than default gallery app
elitetoniv said:
can't find it in your op.care to paste the info here.
Is it faster than default gallery app
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=50652193&postcount=15015
I just received my Nexus 6P and absolutely love it.
I am wondering if any of you have had good experiences with any utility/tool apps for this device. Apps such as Greenify, CM Cleaner, etc. are a couple I've heard of and was curious if these are helpful or not.
Thanks!
I don't use any utility apps so my response is probably not what you're looking for. There's not really a need for Greenify anymore since Marshmallow introduced Doze unless you want Aggressive Doze mode found in Greenify -- which is again unnecessary if you're using Android N Developer Preview which features an aggressive Doze mode.
Not sure too much on CM Cleaner, but if I had to use one I'd probably use CCleaner since I use it frequently on the PC and it works really well. If you choose to not use a cleaner, someone on here or Reddit reported clearing your cache every-so-often from Settings > Storage & USB > Cached data is useful and may even improve battery life.
Synapse - for use with AK kernel.
Naptime and Servicely by Franco are both nice apps.
Recently by chainfire helps keep recent apps section from being over crowded and adds some extra features.
Then you have the more common stuff you likely already use like "better battery stats", "adaway", " afwall+",.... Not sure about greenify on Marshmallow, I believe the Doze feature built into android does something similar to all apps, but do not quote me on that as I don't really know how how they work, just greenify put apps to sleep and then google calls it doze which is just another word for sleep.
+1 to the not necessary argument.
Get viper4android to improve your audio. Ex Kernel Manager is also pretty awesome. Otherwise explore and see what fits your needs!
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I just received my Nexus 6P and absolutely love it.
I am wondering if any of you have had good experiences with any utility/tool apps for this device. Apps such as Greenify, CM Cleaner, etc. are a couple I've heard of and was curious if these are helpful or not.
Thanks!
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You definitely don't need anything like CM Cleaner, those things are total rubbish, they use more resources than they claim to save. Doze is pretty good at getting the device to sleep when it isn't in use, but some people still use Greenify. I use BetterBatteryStats to monitor to power consumption, f.lux to automatically adjust screen temp at night, Faster GPS to aid in getting a quick GPS lock, and Flashfire for flashing certain things when I absolutely need to on the go.
I use All in One Toolbox to control the myriad of aggressive apps that feel they should launch/run everything i start my phone.
Thanks for the replies guys!
I plan on rooting the 6P today, and I have had experience with such apps as SetCPU, Rom Toolbox, etc. But that has probably been about 2 years ago.
What are the go-to root apps for stock android (not sure I'm ready for ROMs yet)?
1. Flashfire, very powerful tool for flashing things (especially useful for taking OTAs when rooted).
2. Ampere Measures current going in while charging, (pretty useful when my fast charger broke).
3. Naptime , improves standby time immensely (Doze on screen off).
4. Faster GPS, much faster GPS lock as I dont really like leaving location on all the time.
5. BetterBatteryStats, huge info on power consumption.
6. F.lux, (Changes colour temperature based on location and sunsets, warmer colours after sunset, less obtrusive to the eyes.
7. Adaway, gets rid of ads ... yay
8. Viper4Android, best EQ and FX processor available.
Dear OP2 friends,
HUGE DISCLAIMER:
Below setup works for MY use and needs. If you are like me it will work for you too, if not go find information somewhere else and don't complain "I cannot get the same results" or things like that. It takes common sense and experience to achieve and understand below info. If you don't have common sense, I pity you, if you don't have experience it's OK. If you are polite and follow the XDA rules I don't mind answering your well structured questions, and maybe others don't mind too, there are a lot more experienced people on XDA than me.
If your question is related to any of the apps/threads mentioned below, please go to that (app) thread, that's why I have put the info right there, one click away.
battery life is something we all want to be endless, well we can't have that, but at least we can improve it from a certain point.
This is what I have been doing for the past weeks and the results are incredible, that's why I decided to share them.
First of all sharing this information is ambiguous because it's somewhat device and user dependent especially how people use it and what apps are installed.
I know that but I believe with the right approach you can get the same results as me, hopefully even better, on the OP2 and possibly other device as well.
I have 148 apps installed at the moment and sometimes even more than 200. If you control your apps properly there is no limit to the amount of apps installed related to battery life.
There are numerous threads on improving battery life out there already so please check out those threads first.
Extreme battery threads:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/general/guide-extreme-battery-life-t3095884
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/general/guide-0-0-hour-idle-battery-drain-stock-t2973588
You can also post your BBS logs there, please don't do that in this thread as I will not investigate them.
Most useful info is already out there so I would appreciate it to go look there first before cluttering this thread. If not I will close this thread.
Let's get started:
improving battery life on Android is (unfortunately) always a combination of things, there is no 1-push button (yet).
In this case I use the following:
- privacy guard (baked in almost any Nougat ROM)
- custom kernel (I use Boeffla: original thread here, I use the Linaro version from ZaneZam)
- Greenify (original thread here)
- Wakelock blocker (built in ROM) + WakeBlock app (optional, original thread here)
- Alarm Blocker (built in ROM)
- Doze apps
- BetterBatteryStats (for finding your excessive wakelocks, thread here)
Obviously you have to be rooted to implement all of this.
The ROM of my choice is RR unofficial.
I like it because of the functionality and features but I believe any ROM with the above features should be able to achieve the same results.
Speaking of results, below screenshots are from my last cycle before writing this thread. One charge got me almost through 3 full days (66 hours).
I fully charged in the afternoon, got through the evening and the first night, then got through the full second day and night, then got through another full day and night and charged only again in the next morning.
If your still following, those are 66 hours of straight juice...
EXPLANATION: There is ALWAYS a tradeoff between SOT (screen on time) and how long your battery will last in one cycle. On my below cycle you can see that I have "only" 4 hours of SOT but almost 3 days of battery life. That is light usage.
If I would use my phone more (more SOT) the battery life cycle would have been significantly shorter. If you complain to me that you "only" have 24hrs of battery life but you show me a SOT of 7-8 hours, I would consider that great battery life! It's all relative...
I have never used one battery cycle from 100% to 0% in one go so I don't know the max SOT I would get with my setup. I would guess around 6.5-9 hours depending on the activity (gaming <=> ebook reading, mobile data <=> wifi, ...). It's all relative...
The screenshots in the bottom of the post might bring clarity for you.
See the following posts for more explanation.
Thanks to:
@nicesoni_ash
@Lord Boeffla
@ZaneZam
@oasisfeng @GioBozza @chamonix
@ssrij @The Peterle
Privacy Guard:
*setting things up wrong without thinking straight can delay notifications or not execute certain tasks*
I enable this for all user apps because I don't want any app keeping the system awake. I even have this enabled for some system apps like:
Calendar storage
Google play services
Google play store
Google app
cLock
I mostly disable all locations (if it's not a location dependent app), keep awake, run in background and even start at boot (if the app doesn't need to start on boot) toggles.
Again, use your common sense to figure out if a app needs to run on boot (for example, youtube doesn't need to run on boot, tasker does for starting up along with the system boot).
obviously some system apps need to run in the background for example cLock or calendar storage otherwise your weather and calendar will not update...
You can also configure all the apps on a gradual basis. You let the privacy guard as is on clean install an if you see excessive wakelocks from a certain app, you start blocking it one by one.
Custom kernel:
I use Boeffla config app with always the latest version of his kernel compiled by ZaneZam (Linaro 6 version).
The latest as of the time writing this thread is LOS14.1-beta14 in combination with config app 2.4.34.
I use profile IMPULSE TUNED V3.0, no lags, good performance and crazy battery life.
Screenshots of my minor changes, the rest is identical to the stock IMPULSE TUNED V3.0 profile.
Greenify:
*setting things up wrong without thinking straight can delay notifications or not execute certain tasks*
I Greenify a lot of apps, as much as I can basically, even system apps.
I cannot give too much advice on this part so please go to the Greenify thread to ask related questions. For me it's mostly a hit and miss and right now my config is a big hit.
If you want to know if you can Greenify a particular app you can ask me.
Configuration below in screenshots.
Wakelock Blocker (+ WakeBlock app):
*setting things up wrong without thinking straight can delay notifications or not execute certain tasks*
I personally think this feature is essential in getting good battery life so I'm glad it's integrated in the ROM of my choice (since we don't have xposed yet).
In combination with the WakeBlock app it basically works like Amplify on Xposed, but ROM integrated.
This part is the hardest to explain because it's different for most users. On the screenshots below you can find most of my blocked wakelocks (without losing functionality).
The procedure to block wakelocks is the same as all the other parts explained above and below:
Let your system run for some hours/days (essential!).
After that, trough BBS you can find your excessive wakelocks and through wakelock blocker you can block them completely. If you don't want to completely block the wakelocks you can use the WakeBlock app to put a timer like in Amplify for Xposed, for example I want wakelock x to run every 9999 milliseconds....
Alarm blocker:
*setting things up wrong without thinking straight can delay notifications or not execute certain tasks*
Another essential feature for keeping your device under control.
I block a lot of alarms (without losing functionality) so get ready...
Doze apps:
I use Force Doze from the Playstore to put my device in Doze mode as soon as the screen goes off.
Naptime is an alternative but I find it to generate too many wakelocks (sometimes up to 19 per hour).
I might change this app once in a while if there are better alternatives that come up.
Anyway Force Doze will work for now.
reserved. will add some advices.
CounterC said:
Doze apps:
I use Force Doze from the Playstore to put my device in Doze mode as soon as the screen goes off.
Naptime is an alternative but I find it to generate too many wakelocks (sometimes up to 19 per hour).
I might change this app once in a while if there are better alternatives that come up.
Anyway Force Doze will work for now.
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Lesser wakelocks means not necessarily lesser drain, good example is definitely the very first lines from this Thread of an old friend from galaxy s3 lte times, he implemented microG on his device and achieved lesser wakelocks but no significant impact on his battery life(see here), what I want to point out is that this equation (more wakelocks - more battery drain) isn't so simple unfortunately, even if true for most of the time, regarding to franco's naptime, I personally made very good experience with this app in combination with his custom kernel, I think especially in this combination it's absolutely recommended..
Furthermore some inspiration about battery life a wonderful guide with plenty of useful information, the absolute majority is generally valid, so don't get confused by the i9305 tag...
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Sam Nakamura said:
Lesser wakelocks means not necessarily lesser drain, good example is definitely the very first lines from this Thread of an old friend from galaxy s3 lte times, he implemented microG on his device and achieved lesser wakelocks but no significant impact on his battery life(see here), what I want to point out is that this equation (more wakelocks - more battery drain) isn't so simple unfortunately, even if true for most of the time, regarding to franco's naptime, I personally made very good experience with this app in combination with his custom kernel, I think especially in this combination it's absolutely recommended..
Furthermore some inspiration about battery life a wonderful guide with plenty of useful information, the absolute majority is generally valid, so don't get confused by the i9305 tag...
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Good point Sam, that's why I always say check BBS first if it's actually a wakelock, then treat it properly (disable or time-lapse it).
Overnight drain
does blocking the *alarm* wakelock cause the system to reboot!?
aditya_pan said:
does blocking the *alarm* wakelock cause the system to reboot!?
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No, not with me.
I am not the developer and this is not my work. I am just sharing this ROM here with reference to real developers' website.
Another good news for Lenovo P2 owners that another Android 10 based ROM is available which is completely stable and can be used as your daily driver.
Mokee OS is developed and sourced by a team based in China. MoKee is based on the Android Open Source Project (AOSP). It has additional localised and personalised functionality while preserving the stock Android look by adhering to Material Design guidelines.
Important Features:
A few advancements over Lineage OS
Customization for Gesture navigation bar
Quick settings tile columns count
FP gestures along with Gesture navigation bar
Built in Lawnchair launcher v2
Enhanced open source Gallery with advanced features
Customized clock app for one-handed use
Light weight open source Calendar with Google sync ability
FM Radio
Encryption
SELinux Enforcing
Extended/ long Screenshot
Edge long swipe action and more
Developer Wesbite: Website is written in Chinese language. If you don't know Chinese language then use Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome browser to translate the page.
Download Link: Mokee OS MK100 for Lenovo P2 aka Kuntao
Recommended GApps: ARM64 Nano or Micro GApps by OpenGApps
Recommended Recovery: TWRP 3.4.0
Enjoy the Mokee!
Solution for Device not certified issue.
Fully Compatible GCam 7.4 by Parrot
Enjoying new features but Facing battery drain issues?
Android 10 has been the most versatile Android hence, it came with all kinds of goodies such as new features, performance improvement, better permissions and security settings.
Please, don't complain that battery life is not as good as Android 9 because, Android 9 was NOT as good as Android 10.
Overnight battery drain issue has been fixed. If you are still facing it then you can try following methods to improve battery life (I will update it if there is a better strategy):
# Install blazemax kernel 3.4 and Magisk for root. Install a kernel manager app. Select "elementalx" governor for CPU and "balanced" governor for GPU. Enable "IntelliPlug" from CPU Hotplug and that's it.
Following are optional:
# Use Pure Black theme rather than light or grey
# Disable "Device personalisation services" from settings
# Disable "Find my device" from security settings
# Disable printing services from system settings
# Disable "Battery Manager" from system battery settings (optional)
# Freezing "Digital Wellbeing" may also help (optional)
More Tips for Improved Performance and Enhanced Battery
We install plenty of apps in our mobile phones to use for various reasons which may require us to use those apps regularly or when it's needed on random days a month. Some of apps are needed to work in background such as social networking apps. Whereas, gaming apps are needed to work only when needed. Other breed is known as bloatware which are not used by us but are part of system app partition. Gaming, infotainment and bloatware apps shouldn't be working in the background as they not only use battery but also use our data for ads and such. So, these apps should be disabled when not in use.
We need to have knowledge of all such apps and their relevant categories because this information will result in snappier performance of our phones along with good battery life by following the below mentioned trick.
You will need:
1. Titanium backup app
2. AirFrozen
Detail is given below:
1. Titanium backup app is one of the veteran apps which is good for backing up your app data so you can resume from where you left in previous ROM or phone. It's made for rooted phone users. It can be used for disabling the unwanted apps by using freeze command. I recommend that you should freeze bloatware which you don't use at all. But be very careful while disabling system apps. You can download this app from Google Play Store. But if you don't want to backup your apps then no need to install it. Just go for next app.
2. AirFrozen app is for people who have such apps which are not needed to work in background but are needed to be installed. Such apps include gaming and infotainment apps etc. By using AirFrozen; you can easily freeze/disable an app and can still open frozen app for use with couple of touches. This way the app gives you few major advantages; disabling the app which prevents background processing, data and battery usage and unwanted notifications. Secondly, frozen app is hidden from sight yet ready to open upon couple of taps. I don't want my son to know that I have battle royale game installed in my phone. Hence, I've frozen COD in AirFrozen. Few other infotainment apps and Titanium backup are also frozen in AirFrozen. Give this app a try and you will love it. You can download AirFrozen from Play store.
Did the developers of Mokee OS wait for the developers of LineageOS 17.1 to fix all the errors?!:laugh::good:
May be
Nice job Ali! Though you didn't develop this rom, but the conveying part is still noble.
Finally an official rom other than lineage. Is there face unlock present in this rom
Biradarkushal said:
Finally an official rom other than lineage. Is there face unlock present in this rom
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It isn't.
alirazaagha said:
It isn't.
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Ok my fingerprint is not working.so I needed atleast face unlock to work.atleast this is official rom .I'll try it out later .thanks for getting us this rom dev
Is this rom fast and smooth as LOS 17.1 ?
Please tell more about battery backup, bugs, sot, native video calling, And audio/video bug
Performance is good as I played COD on it for a few moments and I found no stutters. Battery seems fine as I saw only one percent battery drop overnight. I've used mostly mobile data since installing it and it hasn't really struggled with battery whereas data drains battery faster than WiFi. I cannot say anything about SOT at the moment as I couldn't fully recharge my phone since installing this ROM. I've been testing this ROM for last 19 hours with conservative governor. Added features as I mentioned are pretty useful. Unlocking with FP is snappy, signals are strong and LTE is connected all the time. I can't say about native video calling as my network don't have it. I use WhatsApp video calling which is fine.
No bugs encountered so far
Biradarkushal said:
Ok my fingerprint is not working.so I needed atleast face unlock to work.atleast this is official rom .I'll try it out later .thanks for getting us this rom dev
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Google had dropped face unlock with Android 10. Hence, official ROMs have dropped it as well. You should try LOS 16 or Mokee 90 or other Pie custom ROM for this ability.
alirazaagha said:
Google had dropped face unlock with Android 10. Hence, official ROMs have dropped it as well. You should try LOS 16 or Mokee 90 or other Pie custom ROM for this ability.
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Actually msm xtended v8.0 and havoc os 3.5 both have face unlock and both of those roms are android 10 .so I'm stuck with them untill another android 10 rom gets face unlock.by the way the next update of both msm and havoc os removed face unlock so I don't think they'll add face unlock any sooner.however the developers of this rom can definitely add face unlock as an added bonus
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alirazaagha said:
Performance is good as I played COD on it for a few moments and I found no stutters. Battery seems fine as I saw only one percent battery drop overnight. I've used mostly mobile data since installing it and it hasn't really struggled with battery whereas data drains battery faster than WiFi. I cannot say anything about SOT at the moment as I couldn't fully recharge my phone since installing this ROM. I've been testing this ROM for last 19 hours with conservative governor. Added features as I mentioned are pretty useful. Unlocking with FP is snappy, signals are strong and LTE is connected all the time. I can't say about native video calling as my network don't have it. I use WhatsApp video calling which is fine.
No bugs encountered so far
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Nice
Biradarkushal said:
Actually msm xtended v8.0 and havoc os 3.5 both have face unlock and both of those roms are android 10 .so I'm stuck with them untill another android 10 rom gets face unlock.by the way the next update of both msm and havoc os removed face unlock so I don't think they'll add face unlock any sooner.however the developers of this rom can definitely add face unlock as an added bonus
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Yes, Degrus and VladSor added that functionality on their own fulfilling community requests. But in order to make a ROM official; it needs to follow AOSP code which doesn't allow face unlock.
alirazaagha said:
Yes, Degrus and VladSor added that functionality on their own fulfilling community requests. But in order to make a ROM official; it needs to follow AOSP code which doesn't allow face unlock.
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Ok thank you for the information
Rock solid rom and flued. Everything is working great No bug till now.
Can we add face Unlock Externally ?
No pure Black theme available bro, couldn't find it, only dark theme available. But the rom is great.
Miltonbaidya88 said:
No pure Black theme available bro, couldn't find it, only dark theme available.
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Pure Black theme is available. Check screenshot.
siemens_marolikar said:
Can we add face Unlock Externally ?
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I'm looking for some mod :fingers-crossed:
Full day of usage and I can say that battery life is around 9 hours SOT. Not great but not very bad either.
I am on 16th jun build, where only dark theme available bro
Miltonbaidya88 said:
I am on 16th jun build, where only dark theme available bro
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I am using the same build. Have you checked settings because dark theme is grayish by default which has to be switched to black.
alirazaagha said:
I am using the same build. Have you checked settings because dark theme is grayish by default which has to be switched to black.
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Got it bro..thank u