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[Epic 4G Themes] Ceelos09:
I believe this was asked in his 1st thread and as of now, i dont think there is a stock "colored" nexus boot up for the Epic, only solid colors. I cant really speak for jkrough but he'll give u a heads up fairly soon on this.
[Epic 4G Themes] jkrough0728:
Sorry guys! I totally forgot that was requested in the first thread. I added it to OP :)! I have to many projects going lol
[Epic 4G Themes] jkrough0728:
Your welcome! I will be doing the blue one for you soon!
[Android Apps and Games] omernaeem17:
As we know we cant install FLASHPLAYER in ideos u8150 and cant stream online movies :(

i want to know how can i convert movie into mp4 or avi (if android can play avi)

from my pc

and from my mobile too in case PC iz nt available e.g in class or somewhere else
[Galaxy S II General] abumhmmd1:
There are many users who complain about the exchange's rapid battery of SGS2 , and there are those who feel the contrary, just like any,

the first day at work, communications , surf the internet in Wi-Fi and bluetooth headset connected always .. after approximately 5 hours of

battery 91% .. .. .. ie. 2%/hr

And go to bed and the device by 60% .. .. .. Thanks GOD

But why should others suffer???

Reason - the service provider device FastDormancy . The aim is to ease the pressure on mobile networks and ease the pressure on the phone (battery), but the networks that support that feature are few worldwide , therefore the device remains in search mode for the service - high temperature and battery drain !!

Solution:

Use the phone and call

* # * # 9900 # * # *

Disable fast dormancy

TO

reboat . .. ...

I use this , it workes FiNE for me

THANKs to Taiseer999 - ce4arab

ENJOy
[Galaxy S II General] BarryH_GEG:
Oh good. Another battery life post.
[Galaxy S II General] vimto25:
thanks ill give this ago, although i dont really have any battery drain if i can have more then ill be even happier :)
[Galaxy S II General] godutch:
Vodafone and t-mobile in Holland support fast dormancy, so for people on those networks this might not be a good idea.
[Galaxy S II General] abumhmmd1:
If - for any reasion - disabling Fast Dormancy did not do any good to your SGS2 , then you can change the file that in turn is Ptbtii the dormancy and thus reduce the pressure on the battery .​

just another way required rooted device

- unzip att. file to UR device

- using Root Explorer

- move the file to :​

PHP

/data/data/com.android.providers.telephony/databases/ ​

THANKs to Taiseer - ce4arab

ENJOy
[Galaxy S II General] JJEgan:
It might be another battery post but as its been posted before Fast Dormancy may help some .

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1111581&highlight=fast+dormancy

But not as much as a search button would help XDA .

jje
[Galaxy S II General] Noam23:
Give me a break, so you turned the SGS2 device into a 50 hr per discharge device, and all this via a small tweak.... ?
[Galaxy S II General] Tinderbox (UK):
abumhmmd1 , I will give it a go and see what happens, on another subject , where did you get the green circular battery level icon it looks great!

Thanks

John.
[Galaxy S II General] abumhmmd1:
PPC battery consumption affected by persion daily use , signal strength , and device itself .

as of myself , with normal use

88% in 35 hrs .. .. .. ie. 2.5%/hr
[Galaxy S II General] zkyevolved:
I'm sorry, but SCREEN should be on top! That is the biggest drain on this device and any other touch screen. I don't get any "drain". At 3 AM this morning I woke up, unplugged my phone which was on wifi and had cell coverage, and checked my messages and went back to bed. At 8:00 I woke up and it was still at 100%. I don't have any drainage going on. Now, while USING my phone, my screen rockets up to 40-60% of the reason why it's discharging. So.... THAT'S normal. Your display is UNDER 20% ... You aren't really using it that much then, are you? Post a screen shot of that usage :P hehe.
[Galaxy S II General] lgkahn:
your post is bs as usual.. i have my sgs.. same on att networks and it last 2-3 days. sgs 12 hours.. so it is not the network.
[Galaxy S II General] abumhmmd1:
I said in tittle : let's think quietly

when I go in picnic .. countryside , the signal was week .. that cused my device NS to serch for signal most of time , and thus decreased the battery life .
[Galaxy S II General] JLowe:
It really depends what provider you are using and in which area... for me it doesn't result in better battery life (Vodafone).

i.e. disabling HSDPA with *#301279# brought for me much more battery life in 3G...
[Galaxy S II General] stoney73:
Ffs man, you couldnt find another battery thread to post this in? Really? How exactly is it 'sooooo' different?

C

ome on man, think quietly and USE the search function, and then discover that this 'solution' has been posted weeks ago.
[Galaxy S II General] blue265:
I agree, display should be on top. 10% display means you've had the display on for 15 minutes MAX over those 4 or 5 hours. Display is normally on top for moderate usage - heavy usage and it will make up 80 percent battery drain. The problem with battery drain is that its subjective. Heavy usage to one is moderate usage to another. I would consider the usage in OP very light

If turning fast dormancy helps though, I guess it could help a few.
[Galaxy S II General] daleski75:
Nothing to see here move on
[Galaxy S II General] zkyevolved:
Yes, but that wouldn't change how much your screen uses. He has read the forum since posting and hasn't posted a screen shot. I unplugged my phone 30 minutes ago, and my phone is at 80% screen usage as no other things are being used. For the screen to be at 19%... Well, it must be to turn it on, check the clock and then off again! Regardless of Fast Dormancy helping or not, it WON'T affect your screen on time, or how much you phone uses during use. I imagine to this person standby time is more important than on time. I prefer to get 1 full day of screen usage, than 3 days of standby as I charge the thing every night regardless.
[Galaxy S II General] northstar00:
Still didn't work for me. Android system is eating up all the power.
[Galaxy S II General] ithehappy:
Guys is my battery backup ok? I have turned OFF Active sync, GPS is off, GPRS is off, and now I have also disabled 'Fast dormancy', though I don't know if my network supports it or not. I also have installed Set CPU and its on Ondemand profile. Brightness is Auto always. Now what I mainly do is I browse a lot. Today I noticed that on Wifi with stock browser the battery is decreasing at a rate of 1% in every 3-4 mins. That means after half an hour browsing battery will decrease around 7-8%. I am on stock XWKE8. Is this battery backup/draining normal or high?

Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S II General] (•.•):
Ok... my list goes like:

Display 80%

Opera 6 %

System 3%

Core 2%

App 2%

App 2%

App 1%

...

skipped alot, but my screen uses the most, no matter what, i tuned everything, no matter if fastdormancy is enabled or not.

No more then 5h active usage.

The only theory left, is that we have a little different display. Mine is super amoled + for sure, no probs, color looks amazing.

But try to set the display on 25% brightness, this will give you like a half hour more. not 10% not 50%, 25%! there is a thread about that, search!
[Galaxy S II General] abumhmmd1:
I agree , but I can't change reality . this what my SGS2 showed that time .. ..
[Galaxy S II General] Sleepycat3:
Could you "click" on the display % usage and tell us how many hours the screen was on during that usage time?
[Galaxy S II General] diehard2222:
only 10% screen... pointless thread... anyone can get those stats with light usage...

his screen has probably been on 15 minutes...
[Galaxy S II General] abumhmmd1:
as of today

I'm in TK-ROM v0.1 ROM .
[Galaxy S II General] Crazy CS:
Juice Defender FTW :)
[Galaxy S II General] diehard2222:
hey dip **** op post a screen of how many minutes the screen has been on....
[Galaxy S II General] MyrddinLXXIIX:
Sorry Fellows, there is not magic fix around!

Yes, nothing helps.

Freezings apps like wifi sharing just made battery life less pitiful.

All hubs etc etc frozen and then some more.

It does not change energy consumption of the SII in a serious way.

Stats show the activity goes to events/0 and suspend which are Android OS processes.

I found out two weeks ago that Vodafone NL (my network) does support Fast Dormancy, so I can positively rule that out as a drain problem. In logcat it seems to be working okay

Even at idle, rebooted - it is dead within 72 hours.

To be honest, I did get to 35 and then it was at 56%. Longest time I will ever leave it alone btw.

That is terrible even for a smartphone - no screen, just some syncs.

Could everyone just refrain from posting magic cures?

I am quite convinced that the culprit is in Android itself.

So my fingers are crossed for 2.3.4 @ SGSII.

I am a junior here, but it I have seen a lot of attemps to tackle these drain problems. And I have tried pretty much all of them - including FD.

This thread is not helping, FastDormancy has been named the culprit before here @ xda - it is not!
[Galaxy S II General] BarryH_GEG:
Actually, based on the fact that you only used the phone a couple of times as a calculator, getting only got 28 hours proves the opposite point of the one you're trying to make. According to the specs, stand-by should be good for up to 710Hr (2G) or 610Hr (3G). As MyrddinLXXIIX just said and Google itself has confirmed, it's a problem in the suspend process in 2.3.3. Until that's (hopefully) resolved in 2.3.4. these exercises are just an entertaining game of "yes it is, no it isn't," no matter how quietly or loudly they're pondered.
[Galaxy S II General] busky2k:
I tried this trick to no avail. My battery life is pretty good (about 30% per day) when set to a 2G/EDGE mode however when I use 3G/HSDPA, then the phone will permanently stay awake and continue to drain the battery for 10% per hour unless I restart the phone. So it seems disabling FD doesn't help in this case......
[Galaxy S II General] Sleepycat3:
Click on Display to show how many minutes the display was on.
[Galaxy S II General] mantian:
same here...i already order an 1800mAh battery but i hope 2.3.4 cames out for our SGSII with some battery waste improvements...
[Galaxy S II General] (•.•):
my theory is still, that there are different screen types and different battery types in many of our phones.

But it will not make a huge difference after all.

The big difference is what color the display displays.

check out some thread about the colors and their energy consumption!
[Galaxy S II General] phantasia:
Using Villain Rom v1.3 and now v1.4, freezing samcrap and having data connection/wireless etc on only when I need them helped me get around 39 hours of battery time.

This with a lot of SMS in the middle, and some phone calls.
[Galaxy S II General] kryptoner:
i freezed samsung tts service and my battery life improved significantly...do try, it helped me..freeze it dont delete it
[Galaxy S II General] TA123:
I'm on VillainROM 1.4. I usually have 2G only connection enabled because 3G is very patchy at my office. I switch on 3G only when I need to browse. Have FB, Twitter, Gmail and 2 email accounts as well as Beautiful Widget weather. Everything is set to update once in 2-4 hours. No push in emails. Also I have Autokiller Memory, though I am not sure if i need it. Just migrated from Hero. i also listen to music for probably 1 hour a day.

With this setup I have on average 50-60 hours of battery life and charge my phone once in 2 days unless i play with some ROMs or use the Internet a lot. So I am not sure if it's a good battery life or not but I am sort of happy with it.
[Galaxy S II General] diehard2222:
@tat

Ok first of all you don't need auto killer or anything of the sort. The phone has a gig of memory for heaven's sakes.

Secondly you use the phone so lightly you shouldn't even be here mate. K?
[Galaxy S II General] jony013:
see this

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1144099
[Galaxy S II General] awjunk:
Peak/ Off Peak settings account sync options

Had my SGS2 for 2 weeks and have found various battery draining conditions.

-> It can pre installed with AP Mobile (Associated Press) news widget. despite being removed from the background, this would tie up the CPU grabbing 4 hours CPU per day. Clearing the cache stopped this. It's never started again.

-> Social Hub (Android OS in battery usage ) with push mail is using 35-45%of my battery, far above the screen even though I'm a relatively heavy user. Disabling Push mail didn't work. In the end I played with the Peak/Off Peak mail settings (did a reboot - didn't apply until then).

After setting some sensible Peak/Off Peak settings for my 3 accounts, battery life has increased from 10 hours to 36 hours.
[Galaxy S II General] kingofthebraves:
My phone came on stock KF2 and the battery was pretty awful. I usually finish my day on normal use at 30+ percent compared to 40 or 50 from my old phones (even the desire)

rooted, and froze all social hubs, wifi sharing and manager

used the phone heavily for one whole day and ended up at around 40 percent after 24 hours.

I then did the dormancy trick and holy cow my battery is now at 85 percent after 8 hours of use! 20 texts and around 3 mins calls plus 10 minutes wifi and a little music but still. I really feel that I now have the best setup for battery life. It is a shame that samsung didnt ship their phones out of the box like this.
[Galaxy S II General] EarlZ:
So this dormacy trick also works even if your not on 3G data mode?
[Galaxy S II General] fgvalle:
AP Mobile

Hey guys,

I just upgraded to a custom rom on my SGS2, but I actually liked the AP mobile widget that came with the phone! For some reason, I have been unable to find the .apk name in my backup files so that I can put it back in. Any suggestions for how to do this?

I too noticed a huge battery increase after removing the Samsung apps, I now get a full two days of usage (with some video, photo taking and phone calls) before I need to recharge.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jonvaz:
Hi. I tried to flash the Bionix Frost SGS4G Rom and did everything ok. When reboot I can't get past the Galaxy boot screen. I tried to enter to the Download mode and did nothing.... What can I do?

Edit: Ok. I achieved enter to the Download Mode. I will try to flash through Odin
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] surfbabe:
I have auto capitalization ticked in the settings but is still not working for text messages. Any help appreciated. Also when on facebook the keyboard appears and I cant get rid of it. I used to be able to swipe it away but no it wont shift. Thanks in advance
[Nook Color General] B_Moriarty:
Hello,

So Using CM7 latest nightly along with Dalingrin's latest 2.6.32 OC kernel i cannot seem to get WiFi to work whatsoever (using all 14 channels). WiFi just says "Disconnected" and will not connect to any network. I have tried flashing multiple different CM7 Nightlys, wiping the cache partition and dalvik cache (although whenever i wipe dalvik cache in CWM it freezes...), all to no avail. Every time my WiFi still does not work.

Any help would be greatly appreciated

Thanks,

Moriarty
[Nook Color General] bike2002:
The system that I am using right now is built with the following pieces:

-- generic-sdcard-v1.3.img

-- gapps-gb-20110307-signed

-- update-cm-cm_encore_full-98

-- update-CM7-dalingrin-OC-sd-060911

This system has been up for about two days and seems to be ok with no wifi problems.

Good luck.
[Nook Color General] B_Moriarty:
Thats what i am using now but it still does not work... I am not sure what the reason is, OC kernel will also not go above 925Mhz....
[Nook Color General] byproxy:
I'm having an odd issue with wifi too... though not as bad. I can connect fine, but every reboot turns the wifi off. I have to turn back on and all is fine again.
[Nook Color General] B_Moriarty:
Mine has always been like that... I wish i had that small of an issue :(
[Nook Color General] crazylilazn:
I wonder if this is just a worse version of the Wifi issues that sometime plague NCs? I thought that the nooks have trouble connecting to different forms of encryption and whatnot.
[Nook Color General] angomy:
Are you sure you installed the OC kernel correctly? That is the top OC for the stock nightly kernel.

Not having wifi issues with n100 or the latest OC kernel; I did in a much earlier nightly only for my home router but it turned out to be one of these router-related issues: a) it was on a very crowded channel, which I changed b) was running TKIP/AES which I changed to TKIP only (seems to have worked for others here so I tried it as well).

Have not had a single drop since, and I've used it at Starbucks, several university wifi hotspots (different buildings), and at home.
[Nook Color General] B_Moriarty:
Well, in About it says my kernel is 2.6.32 which i would think meant that i installed it correctly... Although not sure if my Dalvik Cache was wiping correctly, seeing as it would freeze immediately after wiping
[Nook Color General] angomy:
All the nightlies past 77(? I think) run on the 2.6.32 kernel. My kernel version running on latest Dalingrin OC kernel is 2.6.32.9 erik@myhost #63. I'm not sure if this changes with updating to OC kernel at all, I usually just know OC kernel is flashed correctly when the higher clock rates are available in CM7 performance settings.

Dalvik cache wiping on CWR 3.0.2.8 freezes after the wipe. The latest version, 3.2.0.1, fixes that issue.
[Nook Color General] GTT1:
Using CM7 on SD card

I recently decided to try out a nightly and picked 98. Did not add overclock kernel just used it as it came.

Been using CM 7.0.3 with overclock to 1100 and have had no problems with wifi, browsing speed or Force closes. Only problem is battery life is not great.

Nightly 98 seems to be great for battery life, but wifi has an intermittent problem. When I wake it up in the morning from charging I find I cannot get a wifi connection unless I reboot it.

Wonder if others have same problem.

I have gone back to CM 703 as the battery life is not as inconvenient as I charge it every night anyway.
[Nook Color General] bike2002:
Do you guys have the wifi manager app installed?

Like I said my system have been up for more than two days and wifi seems ok:

-- the wifi is off when it goes to sleep and comes back up when I wake it up.

-- I watch movies on Netflix and it is up for as long as I watched the movie

-- there may be some small problems but I have not seen them yet

:confused::confused:
[Nook Color General] onclebob:
i had this too. There is a bug with airplane mode : if you use it, then uncheck the airplane mode it stay marked as checked in internal cm7 settings, you can uncheck it with this app : https://market.android.com/details?id=com.advancedprocessmanager&feature=search_result
[Nook Color General] B_Moriarty:
YES

Ok, THANK YOU :) This led me to searching for the answer and eventually finding it.

The SQL didn't really work for me but this did (and it is much less tedious)

1. activate wifi

2. go to wifi scanning

3. Forget one secured SSID

4. add a secured SSID: (Manually type in your WiFi Name + Password)

Hope this helps anyone who accidentally enables Airplane Mode and ends up with this bug....
[Nook Color General] Matchay:
Got Nightly 98 + OC 0613, and I always get wifi connection issues after deep sleep, if I left Wifi on beforehand. Have to reboot too then. But it's been an issue for me for a while, with previous nightly and OC too.

Maciej
[Nook Color General] GTT1:
Thanks so its not just my NC as I you have my problem. Will try a later nightly and see if it still happens. Meanwhile I am happy with CM703 OC to 1100

I am sure it will get sorted out eventually.
[Nook Color General] Matchay:
Good news! (at least for me ;) ) I installed the newest OC kernel and my problem's gone. Maybe you should check it out too.

Maciej
[Motorola Droid X2] Antob125:
Just curious my wife just got the x2 and for some reason it is running the old Market. Anyone else notice the same?
[Motorola Droid X2] Jmoney47:
There is an x2 forum. You can post there. Anyway, you could flash am updated one if you wanted to
[Motorola Droid X2] Tidbits:
I did. What I did was force stop, clear data of the market and restarted my phone. I am on the new market.
[Motorola Droid X2] Bigdragon2k3:
the market auto updates if you leave it up for like 5 minutes or so.
[Motorola Droid X2] Robin M:
I used Tidbit's method. Cleared the cache for the Market app & rebooted. It'll eventually update on its own though.

Sent from Galaxy Tab with XDA app
[Motorola Droid X2] Tidbits:
Mine wouldn't update since I had the phone. Doing it the way I did it updated the market after I opened it after the reboot
[Verizon Droid Charge] jorge3687:
My phone was in ED2, Vodoo kernel, and this is what I did

I wanted to put it in simple steps, hope it helps others:

1.-disable vodoo from CWM

2.-you will hear the sexy voice converting the file system back to EXT2, let it finish.

3.-verify you disabled vodoo, i used adb shell mount command in my windows machine, but you can run quadrant, if you get about 900, you dont have vodoo anymore.

4. download ED1 File and use odin to flash it, the file is stockrootedED1-20110517.tar.md5 http://www.multiupload.com/MU_JWDLBJO4B2

5-Once you finish flashing reboot, and you will need to setup your phone again, once you finish, you will get the prompt about the system update, EE4, Accept it, and let the phone install the update

6- when it finishes updating you can verify that it updated by going to settings, about phone, it will have in baseband, Two lines, the first one will be I510.06 v. EE4

7. at this point I advise to download and copy this file to your sd card: http://www.androphiles.com/files/android/sdcard_patch_by_kejar31.zip is a patch to fix an issue that makes the sdcard only readable.

8. download, extract and put in your computer this file: http://www.androphiles.com/files/android/EE4dxvodo_DXC.tar.rar

9. flash with odin the CWM, From here : http://www.mediafire.com/?qgy4pm23xp67usj

10.Flash with odin EE4Xvodo_DXC.TAR.

11. reboot your phone to CWM, install the file sdcard_patch that you put in your sdcard in step 7,

12. Restart your phone, you should listen to the sexy voice conveting the file system to ext4, once finished, you are done.!!. If you dont hear the sexy voice look in hour vodoo folder.and delete disable_lagfix file and reboot. Then you will hear the sexy voice

13. you can verify you have root by installing titanium backup, it will ask you for root permission.

hope it helps.
[Verizon Droid Charge] yyhd:
you forgot to add imnuts debloat v4.2.1 in there, although not everyone wants/chooses to debloat.

Thanks for the post. That's the route I did as well. Heck, I think I'm the first to go that route. :D
[Verizon Droid Charge] jorge3687:
yeah, you are right, I just installed the stock EE4, but after all this you can install any rom you want. thanks for pointing that out.
[Verizon Droid Charge] avid.aria:
After all this I won't have Voodoo lag fix anymore , right ?

what if I want it back after updating ?
[Verizon Droid Charge] jorge3687:
yeah, you will have vodoo, look in step 10, you will hear the sexy voice converting the file system to EXT4, (vodoo)
[Verizon Droid Charge] avid.aria:
Thanks,

Downloading,will report back !

BTW you have 2 step 10 !!!
[Verizon Droid Charge] jorge3687:
ups, thanks for noting
[Verizon Droid Charge] avid.aria:
I have voodoo but there is no disable_lagfix file in its folder !

would that be an issue ?
[Verizon Droid Charge] jorge3687:
then just go to CWM, and disable vodoo from the vodoo menu
[Verizon Droid Charge] avid.aria:
Thanks ,

this might sound stupid but the only way i can boot into CWR is to use rom manager and then when I get the error on boot I pull out the battery and kepp pressing vol up/down while pressing power !!!

is there any other way to boot straight into CWR ?

Update:

figured it out :D forgot about the home bottom !