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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] EvoXOhio:
I noticed mine wasn't doing a deep sleep at work today, which i attributed to poor signal there. I disabled mobile data and that didn't help. I then rebooted and then it went into deep sleep just fine.

So i must have an app installed that is running in the background doing it. I must rooted today and froze all bloatware, so I'll know tomorrow if it was one of those apps. If the issue still occurs, i will kill apps one at a time until i find the offender.

Try rebooting your phone, reset timers in cpuspy, and then see if it sleeps.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] id10terrordfw:
Some skyrockets had a tendency to do this as well. Odd.

Sent from my SAMSUNG Galaxy Note
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] carhigh:
Is this ok? Or abound it be better?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] sdimezq8:
Are you guys with no deep sleep overclocked?

Please see my posts about it...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1504920&page=16
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Earthdog:
I'm not, still on the stock kernel.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] carhigh:
Just root. That's all
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] EvoXOhio:
I was 100% stock when i first noticed it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] one7dchevy:
Screen on time?
[HTC Sensation] freeblank:
i have been using ics roms for a long time , but all of ics roms are using hdpi screen resolution , my phone is sensation qhd

i controlled by screeninfo.apk it says "your phone is hdpi"

on normal roms are qhd but ics roms are hdpi

could you explain this situation ?
[HTC Sensation] k0zmic:
What ROM's you been using?

On ICS mine is the native qHD resolution.
[HTC Sensation] matt95:
it couldn't be hdpi cause your screen would be messed up!
[HTC Sensation] freeblank:
my rom is

elegancia ics 2.4.0

4.0.3 sense 3.6

but i have been trying all off ics roms

all of them seem hdpi
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alino06:
Hello,

I have a problem with that [ROM] Manhattan IC120 (i have a GN).

The camera app doesn't work now, when you try to take a picture, the app close suddenly.

After a first reboot, my GN wouldn't boot again, with a black screen, the button power doesn't work. I have fix this with a removing of the battery. After my GN boot normaly ... (I have try to reboot, it's work now) But the camera dont take picture again ...

Thank you (sorry for my english, i'm french, and french people are not very good this the language of shakespeare)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ZiCoN:
Clear your dalvik and cache partitions
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alino06:
Doesn't work i have try to wipe davlik and cache
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alino06:
No idea ? It's a big problem ... And other guys have this problem with that ROM

I would like to post on the correct thread but it's no possible, i dont have 10 posts ... (or i spam this thread, it's a solution :D)
[General Questions and Answers] MolloyNlr1989:
Im new to the forum and cant search through the thread or post in the developers thread. I just flashed the m1ndh4x8r GB2.3.5 rom to my wildfire s and my market isnt working im getting error 101. neone have ne tips for me?
[General Questions and Answers] jerdict:
have you tried reflashing it again? i never encounter such error when i try to flash that ROM before. You might want to try the cracker version.

Also, is it the with ROM with Sense3.5 the one you flashed? or the the one with Sense2.1?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] DeanGibson:
FYI:

After rooting v1.4.2 (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1413734), when I fired up the Android Market app today, I noticed that Adobe Air needed to be updated. When I tried, I got a pop-up message about the update signature being invalid, and to uninstall and reinstall the app.

Using Titanium Backup, I did a backup of Adobe Air and then removed it. However, then attempting an install of Adobe Air from the Market gave me an "Incompatible update", so I tried recovering it from Titanium Backup, which hung.

However, after that I again tried a Market install of Abode Air, and that installed OK.

I don't currently use Adobe Air (it's a B&N pre-installed system app), but I wanted it out of the "update available" list.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] SCClockDr:
You are tenacious indeed!

Bravo!
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] soverflow:
I'm also having this kind of problem with my Rooted Kindle Fire.. I'll try this.. Hope this does the trick. ^^

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Thanks.. it works.... ^_^
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] DemonicPhantasm:
Adobe Air is required for a few applications, it is a framework that you can use to develop apps with having to do less coding, it also allows multiple apps to share code. So, this is installed in system, I got the same sort of errors as you, generally speaking I'd just leave the version of adobe air as is, as the update generally speaking doesn't benefit much.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] titanshadow:
Just FYI when I tried go do that, I was unable to read enhanced magazines because they apparently require the B&N version of Adobe Air.
[HTC Wildfire S] kp.nikhil:
I would like someone to mod this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1486695 for cm7

HTC WILDFIRE S

ROM:CM7 nightly

290 mb internal+1gb s2e
[HTC Wildfire S] BigChillin:
Doesn't cm7 have most of these options?

Sent from my HTC_A510c
[HTC Wildfire S] kp.nikhil:
It does but this is an easy way to access the settings
[HTC Sensation] TheLastGringo:
Hi there,

I've been looking for a while, and haven't been able to find an answer. I'm looking for a good pair of headphones/earphones to use that also have a mic and volume controls. I like the skullcandy Hesh Carbon/Black, but I am told that all controls only work with phones that support a TTL headphone port.

So does the Sensation (Tmobile) support TTL?

or does anybody have these headphones, and have been able to use all controls?

Thanks!
[HTC Sensation] matt95:
AKG are very good headphones but they have buttons not all compatible with htc sensation :(
[HTC Sensation] kpjimmy:
If you take a gander in the accessories threads, there are a few that work with Android phones. On the budget side, ajays four+ I think is called work. I personally use SOL Republic headphones because I love the clarity and quality. That's mid range prices. The mic works and the center button works because they are intended for iphones but I can use the jay's headset app to use the center button to do anything I want like control volume level and skip tracks.
[General Questions and Answers] mmseng:
Ok, so I've now been through SBFing my phone for the second time, and I'm starting to learn a little, but I'd like to get some clarification on how the different functions and components involved relate to each other. I'm trying to put together a mental picture of a smartphone's software components to understand all of this better.

Basically I'm trying to identify the differences and connections between the bootloader (specifically locked bootloaders, as found on my Droid X, et al.), the recovery partition, the kernel, SBF files, nandroid backups, and the customizable portions of a ROM. I've drawn a diagram that illustrates to the best of my ability the connections I've been able to put together, which I will explain here.

As I understand it the bootloader tells the phone what to load when it boots up. Apparently, locked bootloaders have some restrictions as to what can be loaded, which prevent custom kernels from being loaded. I'm not sure how this works exactly, but effectively it seems as though the bootloader ensures that the kernel being used is appropriate for the phone.

However I'm pretty certain that the OS image you put on a phone contains the kernel, but the entire OS is not locked down, so that makes it seem like the bootloader only ensures that the kernel portion of the image you use is kosher, and doesn't care about the customizable parts (e.g. all of the changes in a Cyanogenmod ROM versus a stock ROM).

As I understand it, a phone comes with a stock recovery... thing. I don't know if this is a separate partition that can be loaded or if it's somehow part of the OS itself. But clearly, on rooted phones this can be customized as well (i.e. clockwork recovery et al.). The diagram below puts the recovery thing inside the OS "bubble" but perhaps it should be outside.

Nandroid backups are clearly some form of image, but do they contain the entire OS, or just the custom ROM part, as in the diagram below? Does the success of a restored backup depend on the kernel that's loaded?

As for SBFs, how does an SBF file compare to a ROM ZIP file? And how do these compare to nandroid backups? Are they all just images? What makes them different? If the kernel can't be changed, then is a cyanogenmod release (for example) a full OS including a copy of the kernel it was built on (e.g. Froyo, GB), or is it only one part of the whole?

I hope I've explained what I'm looking for well enough. I know enough to be dangerous, as the saying goes, but I'm sure anyone who knows what they are talking about will read this (and the diagram) and go "wow is this guy confused". So help a brother out. Can anyone correct me where I'm wrong and help me build a more accurate mental image of how this all works? I'm a very visual learner, so a corrected diagram would be a big plus as well. Thanks for any insights.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] Captain_Throwback:
UPDATE 28-JULY-2012 - New Version of VVM, T.5.3.0.32 released! Entire UI and icon have been re-done, and additional features added. Screenshot and Download link below!

Sprint VVM T.5.3.0.32

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Original Post:

I didn't see this anywhere else yet, so I figured I'd post it.

I got notified of a VVM update today. Apparently it 'fixes minor issues and provides a better user experience.'

I just have to check and see if it works on ICS - that would be BRILLIANT!! :) (I doubt it, though)

EDIT: Nope, it doesn't work on ICS, but someone got the official ICS version here (thanks to moonzbabysh): http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=23752333
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] ianmb:
What ROM are you using Ann's if its a 3.5 ROM does this update work?

Sent from my Anthrax Infected Radiance 6.1 Dropzeroc Approved EVO 4G
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] Captain_Throwback:
I was on the stock ROM when I got the notification. I'm pretty sure it'll work on any ROM where VVM has already been provisioned. MikRunny v1.0.0 is a 3.5 ROM where VVM works. You can find it here.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] The Batman:
Have you been able to determine if this works with ICS-based roms?

Thanks for the post btw.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] ianmb:
Flashed derpxl 3.5 ROM got update notice as soon as ROM booted up so I updated and yes it works! Not sure if its cuz the Android version is 2.3.3 and not 2.3.5, was running Radiance 6.1 with old vvm from a TB but received no update so I will try another 3.5 with 2.3.5 and see. Maybe its because vvm was built into derpxl...I don't know?
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] Captain_Throwback:
It doesn't. I tried it :(.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] Verrrtigo:
Sprint Visual Voicemail T5.2.0.26

I know this forum is for other phones but I've been able to put some apps from this forum on my Samsung Moment phone and my Sprint VM updater won't work. I put this on my phone and it won't install. I can't even take off my old Sprint VM app. Any help would greatly be appreciated.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] Captain_Throwback:
Do you have the option in Settings to allow installing from unknown sources checked? Is your device rooted? If so, you can move the APK over to /system/app manually.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] Undead46:
Can anybody verify if this works with CM7 nightlies? Considering you can't install the old VM by itself and it work properly, you'd have to use the GApps+VM from Deck.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] compneo:
Yes, it works on CM7 nightlies. Installed on the latest CM7 nightly and it provisioned successfully on its own. I called and left a VM right after and it popped up in the app.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] CCallahan:
Just an FYI for anyone having trouble....

I had to take the -1 off the name of the apk posted in the OP (making it the exact same name as the apk already installed) and then it installed without issue.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] EmperorOfNyte:
It does install successfully with CyanogenMod 7.2 ROM, but I have been using Google Voice for a long time, and Google Voice does not seem to want to give up control over voicemail.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] Muffycheeks:
You have to excess your google voice account online with a computer or tablet. Uncheck phone number being used for voice.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] Captain_Throwback:
OP updated to new VVM version!
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] ianmb:
Had to rename old vvm in system/app with .bak then rename this new one to vtt-sprint copied to system/app change permissions to rw-r-r and change ownership to root and root quick reboot. But successful on cm9 jmz!

Sent from my PC36100 using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] reprod:
I just had to do a check for updates in the VVM app and it came through. Nice UI!!!!
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] missgav:
Sprint VVM

I just downloaded and installed over the older version. With all the trouble I've had with VVM, I never thought it would work! But it does! I'm running Team D.I.R.T. Remics with Mason.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] Mikestony:
I just noticed I cannot personalize the playback screen to have speaker on as default. No biggie, as I can manually click the speaker icon.

Just an fyi.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] makskylan:
I have been using youmail for a while now. I have the new vvm installed. I went into youmail settings and returned the voice mail back to the carrier. I call my voice mail to set it up and all I get is a busy signal. Any suggestions?
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] Captain_Throwback:
Did you make sure the Voicemail Number in your Call Settings has been swtiched back to your phone number?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] grocerylist:
I've been having trouble with the sd card in my new RAZR. Just this morning I noticed that I had a new notification "Blank SD Card - SD card blank or has unsupported filesystem."

If I clicked the notification it gave me the option to format but it would never format the card. I was still able to mount the drive to my pc so I made a backup of all the files on the card to my computer.

I did quite a bit of searching on the forum and eventually came across a post that said to try formatting the card with this utility:

https://www.sdcard.org/downloads/formatter_3/

After I did a quick format with SD Formatter 3.1 I then noticed a new notification "Damaged internal storage - Storage damaged. You may have to reformat it."

Now I'm still able to mount the sd card on my pc via the phone but windows doesn't recognize any disk in the drive. I get this error "There is no disk in drive X. Insert a disk, and then try again."

Has anyone had this issue? Any idea what causes it and how to resolve it? At this point, I have a full backup of the contents, so I'm only concerned with resolving the sd card issues and making the notifications disappear.

Thanks
[Motorola Droid RAZR] molgen90:
I had this issue, removed as card and blew into the slot and replaced the card, haven't had it happen again so far.:)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] grocerylist:
Yeah, I've powered down the phone, removed the card, replaced it and powered back on but I still have the same errors.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] grocerylist:
Called Verizon and they told me to go to one of their stores to see if swapping out a new SD Card would fix it. Hopefully the problem doesn't happen again.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] grocerylist:
Stopped by the Verizon store and they swapped out a new SD card. The "Blank SD Card - SD card blank or has unsupported filesystem" error went away but I still had the "Damaged internal storage - Storage damaged. You may have to reformat it" error. This time it allowed me to format the internal storage.

So it turns out that the SD card was completely hosed and the external SD card got corrupted, but after the format was resolved.

I'm still not sure what caused this but I hope it's not something regular as I have had the phone less than a week.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Roman Otterstedt:
Every time i got a problem with any external device, like sd card, I use this powerfull tool Aconis Disk Director. It has a lot of options that maybe solve you problem.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] n8w:
I've been seeing this too. How do they swap out the internal sd?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] jazzboyrules:
Hey guys, I have been on xda for quite some time now and I have seen many such threads on battery life optimization configs. But I am always at loss when I need to refer to such threads in a summary fashion.

So I came up with this Google Docs form.

After couple of entries, the form will help draw a better picture of what configs are turning out better in general as it generates all sorts of awesome pie charts based on your entries.

Let me know if you want any entry in the form to be added, or any other kind of suggestion. You can do that here, or in the last field of that form.

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LINKS

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(1) F O R M <- Enter your data here

(2) Analytics Page <- Check out cool pie charts that sums up everybody's data

(3) Spreadsheet View <- Pure info, useful if you want to see what people entered in "Other" fields in the form; the Analytics page won't go into that much detail

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DOWNLOAD XLS

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Data as of 02/26/2012 1pm EST
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] jazzboyrules:
Updates, few notes, and more

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FORM UPDATES

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02/26/2012

- Added 2 non-mandatory fields. Fill them if you know their values: Approx time spent using your phone as a phone? and Approx time spent using your phone *actively* with screen off?

02/23/2012

- Set default form fields to useful values. Earlier all unfilled fields defaulted to "Other" which skewed the charts on Analytics page. Now that's solved

- Added custom fields in power saving apps (JKay Mod, GreenPower)

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NOTE

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(1) I will maintain the spreadsheet regularly so that it has only relevant info. I see that some users enter just junk data to check out how the data entry in the form works. That's cool. But I will remove such entries.

(2) Even if you have already made an entry in this form, you can of course do it again. In case you want your old entry to be removed, just let me know by replying in this thread and I will remove it. Otherwise it doesn't hurt keeping the old entry in the spreadsheet. People can probably learn by diff'ing between the two (or more) entries and see what factors helped improve battery life. (Such differential analysis will be very difficult in 'other' battery life/screen capture threads.

(3) I will try to keep on adding more stuff to the form. So feel free to make a new entry now and then (probably every 2 weeks or once a month) even if you have done it earlier. You can request (as I said above) removal of your older entry. You can mention the row number of the entry (from the spreadsheet view) you want me to remove.

(4) The survey will help in fairer comparison if entries are made when your battery is closer to dying than not. Example: Enter your data when you have <20% battery life.

PS: Thanks Red for making this post the second post in this thread, I can now make a good use of it. :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] treyvaporizer:
This is very useful, id recommend it
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Simba501:
This is insanely organized. Amazing work from the OP.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] jasvncnt1:
Just added my info, this is great! Love all the info it provides! Adding to my list of subscribed threads.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] PuffinNugz:
why wouldn't there be a section that asks what apps people run? There are plenty of other apps that do background syncing and need to run more often than others. I would say that's a pretty important factor that this doesn't touch on. Truth is, everyone's going to be different. Everyone uses their phone differently, running different apps. People who can't put their phones down are undoubtedly going to have worse battery life. Some people have great battery life on one rom, while some on the same rom have horrible battery life. The user themself is the most important factor on battery life.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] jazzboyrules:
I thought about that but it's not easy to collect stats on that. I could add about 100's of apps in the form for people to tick off.. but then that will void the purpose of this form. Who is going to type/tick off all the apps they have installed?

I have already added the major known sources of battery draining apps in the last section: Google Talk, Latitude, .. There are many other battery draining apps that I have frozen on my phone that I did not add to the form: Facebook (I just access it from browser, the GUI is the same), Kik, G+. But this list is not definitive, adding such apps to the list will simply lengthen the form, thus demotivating people from entering any data at all. If people want to add such stuff, they are free to add that in that last and the only paragraph field in the form.

I agree with you. The result of this analysis is that people would be guided to try something new to improve their battery life (which they would have never heard of before). Taking my personal case, I actually crossed 1day mark without charging my phone for the very first time after I installed GreenPower. I did everything that GreenPower does using extensive Llama events but that wasn't that battery efficient. These statistics DO NOT guarantee in any way you will be able to achieve the same results, but at the least you can try.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] PuffinNugz:
Right on, man. I got you. Not trying cause trouble or anything. I get damn good battery life and I'm a moderate to heavy user. I have a charger in my office at work, and I also put it on the charger at home every night when I go to bed. Oh, and I got a car charger. A little overkill, but I never have to worry about battery life. :p

edit: i may fill it out a little later when I have more time. Not cause I need it, but to help you gather info.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Simba501:
Agreed, and apps are incredibly too variable to include.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Red5:
Thread cleaned up and my data is entered.

Good job on the nice collaboration of data.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] jazzboyrules:
Thanks Red! And thanks to everyone for supporting this effort :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Nick281051:
I take back what I said about this, this is far more than a battery life thread, nice work I'll enter my stuff later
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] treyvaporizer:
I know this is just a forum, but it takes guts to stay stuff like that. I respect that.

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S2 i777
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] jasvncnt1:
I agree. But sometimes people need to look at things and check it out before commenting. Not pointing fingers..just in general
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] jazzboyrules:
Thanks Nick! :)

+1 to what treyvaporizer said, and

@jasvncnt1 It happens, we are all family now :)

I am glad that more people are helping me out build that spreadsheet.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] jasvncnt1:
LOL of course. Like I said wasn't pointing fingers. Its all good. We are all here for the same reason.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] K Rich:
I dont want to start a new thread, so I rather just ask in here since it's along the same lines. With the config in my sig, so far I'm at 9hrs on battery, with 1.5 hrs screen on time and I'm sitting at 60%. I've done some undervolting, I believe I ended up at -75mV at each step. Would you consider this good battery life? I don't have a problem with it, though if I could get more, I certainly wouldn't mind. :)

PS, not trying to steal the thread, just want some opinions!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] exynos5250x:
Battery life aholics unite...xD