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[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iamjayjay:
I seem to have the exact same problem. The battery drain is caused solely by mobile data being on. When I switch to wi-fi the battery drain stops immediately.

I tried battery calibrations, fresh installs, complete wipes, using no apps, using all my apps, turning all sync off. I also tried different modems, and turning on/off roaming and other mobile data settings to see if they had any effect. Everything I do seems to have no effect on the battery drain except for turning off mobile data.

I added a screenshot to clarify what I mean; this is when using all apps on a moderate sync scheme (gmail and exchange on push, facebook/twitter/other apps either completely off or on 1-2 hour schedules, no changes made in apps or usage during the described period of use.)

Obviously, not using mobile data anymore is no solution to this problem.

I'm using Android 4.0.4 (Team Nyx's RC5, Devil 0.79, XXJVU modem).
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] psychomaniac82:
I used the JVU modem for a couple of days but ZSJPG was a lot better, also the KF1 was better but not as stable as the ZSJPG.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ahriman_str:
I have this problem too, for battery when install some apps and open thats cpu usage in backgroun got very fast even if the phone is in Standby and all apps are cloused and my battery get low and lower in les 24 houres :(. I have this problem in my I9000T 2.3.3

can any boddy help me :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iamjayjay:
I tried the ZSJPG modem as well. It didn't make any difference; same behaviour. I now removed my APN settings; I now temporarily only use wi-fi. It'll easily reach 36 hours now, so no battery problems either.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] psychomaniac82:
Did you try a full wipe (realy everything incl. internal SD card, go back to the original firmware (samfirmware.com) and install your custom rom again.

(p.s. a small tip, i'm using tiramislim v2 right now, and its seriously GREAT, also with battery! Devil kernel / zsjpg modem)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iamjayjay:
As I said, yes. Multiple times even. No improvement whatsoever.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zmagas1:
I think this could be related to carriers network as many mobile networks are build just before rise of smartphone era. I heard of Fast Dormancy technology which alows disconnect smartphone from mobile data as single session stops. This problem exists not only on our Sgs.

Ask your carrier if it is going to use this near future.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iamjayjay:
That would be true if I had the same problem before updating to 4.0.4, but I had excellent battery life before the update with mobile data on.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] vamsi_krishna:
Hello every one,

I am facing poor battery life with my x10 mini pro. Even I had my battery replaced recently. But still, the battery life is just about the same.

I tried following things...

1. Turning down the brightness down.

2. Turning off the data, background sync, 3g

3. Uninstalling the apps that runs on background

4. Deleting battery stats after installing new ROM (CM7 2.2.0)

I typically use my phone for 1hour of calls, 30mins of browsing, 1hour music playback, <20mins of gaming. And the battery will be drained in less than 8 hours.

And, another weird thing is, the battery fills up very very fast. It will take like 25mins to get to 100% from <15%.

Please, guide me what to do. This has been a serious head ache for me. Will flashing back to Eclair, Donut will solve the issue?

Thanks.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] chaoscreater:
I am having the exact same problem!

I suggest flashing back to MiniCM7-2.1.9, my battery life was REALLY good on that version. But I updated to v2.2.0 yesterday and now I have the same battery problem as you. The rom does run faster and I also noticed a few bugs fixed, such as the keyboard light, but battery life is just really bad for me.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Yashu1019:
If u dont use dsp manager then remove it,because many users hve reported that dsp manager drains battery

Install battery dr saver from market

It has option of full cycle charge for charging battery properly
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] chaoscreater:
Done that already, still the same. Already know about Battery Dr Saver, but I don't think it helps this problem.

I also installed Badass Battery Monitor, it's really detailed and shows a lot of info. It's showing that the display is using up the most battery, but I have it idle most of the time.........
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] iza:
agree!

at least someone or two has same problem with me.

i just flashed cm7 2.2.0 over these 2 weeks.

well i noticed the battery drain alot faster than stock eclair.

i'm looking forward to see the solution...
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Yashu1019:
Select interactiveX governer

Min 19mhz max 691mhz

And check undervolt

I do this to save battery
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] chaoscreater:
done that already too, except I use smartassv2 governor and my max is just stock speed at 600mhz.

I basically applied every tweak that I could find from every topic, and believe me they do work, on v2.1.9 at least.

It seems that most people have the same problem on v2.2.0, the radio somehow keeps draining battery. I noticed that it used up 33% for no reason, whereas on v2.1.9 it was around 2%.

BTW I dunno if it makes a difference if I use smartassv2 or interactiveX, but most people said that smartassv2 is better since that's what nAa uses, so it's more compatible. I don't think changing the governors matter though, I've used Badass Battery Monitor for 3 days in a row now and it shows none of the apps are draining power. Even using Android Assistant shows that my phone is idle 94% of the time, where the System uses 4% CPU and User uses 2% CPU. So I do believe it's gotta do with the radio, somehow this rom isn't using the kernel that well I think.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Yashu1019:
Then it wil be good idea to stick to 2.1.9
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] inda95:
YES ! im not the only one wooo, i signed up just to thank the creator of this thread <3 ok so i think it is the minicm7 2.2.0 problem, because i never had it before ! BUT i am using minicm9 now, and anyone confirm that our batteries work better with this? because ive noticed a slight improvement with battery in MiniCM9, i love my mini, i need to fix this battery problem ! i even got two batteries thinking my batterys was f***ed, still only gave me about 5 hours worth of battery max ! :(
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] chaoscreater:
I suggest going back to CM7 2.1.9. It's very stable for me and battery drain is so low that my phone can last almost a week on standby without much usage, it's great!

I would stay away from CM9 for now, and wait until it's more stable. So far, I've read that many people are experiencing a few bugs here and there, so I would wait until after a few new version releases and try it out then.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] inda95:
I am using CM9 now and its beautiful to be honest, its just a few bugs, but atm battery life > cm7 2.2.0 i am getting about 6 hours instead of 3-4 :D i might go back to cm 2.1.9 and see how it goes thanks guys for the help <3
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] inda95:
what kernel should i use? beacuse i think it might be the Naa Kernel that is giving me bad battery life :(
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] chaoscreater:
well, if you're using CM9 or CM7, you have no choice but to use the nAa kernel.......unless you're asking which kernel version, otherwise you pretty much don't have a choice.

I'm pretty sure it's not the kernel either, CM7 2.2.0 drains a lot more battery compared to CM7 2.1.9. They both use the same kernel, so it has nothing to do with that.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] inda95:
i used cm7 2.1.9 and i got 4 hours battery life, with wifi off, 3g off, and all i did was txt thru whatsapp with 2g :( and i was at the movies for 2 hours anyway, and no its not my battery cause i bought another one, still the same thing :( im getting frustrated ! gonna try original kernel and rom
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] chaoscreater:
that's really odd, my phone running CM7 2.1.9 can last for 3 days easily if I just use it for txting. I'm using nAa-11 kernel, and haven't had a problem with it......maybe try to flash the kernel and rom again?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] inda95:
yep tried that as well, alot of times :( one thing i noticed was when i installed paul's kernel i hadnt charge the phone and when i booted up the phone after flashing the battery was 62% but wifi wasnt working with the kernel :( so i installed Naa kernel again, i didnt charge the phone and the battery percentage went up to 82% like wtf -.-
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Lambo6:
I installed cm9 mini, but phone was lagging and battery life was poor. Now i installed cm7 mini 2.2.1 and it runs a lot better than cm9, but like most of you say, i also have the battery drain issue...; during 9hours of sleep my phone lost 30% of battery :( that's really enoying. Stock 2.1 SE rom loses about 7% during 9 hours of sleep.

So most of you recomand the 2.1.9 instead of 2.2.1? And which kernel should i use? Is there a possibility that the kernel i use (ana 14 ) drains the battery so fast? if i install 2.1.9 should i use the ana 14 kernel, or a lower version?

thx
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Lambo6:
linear

OK, i installed cm7 mini 2.1.9 and now the battery consumption is great!! :laugh: fully charged phone and it consumed 3% over 9hours of sleep
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jatoghia:
I have seen several conflicting threads on this, but no clear solution. Basically, the problem I have is that if I move more than 50 or so apps to my SD card (I have heard others complain about the problem manifesting at around 70 apps) a race condition occurs during the card scan, which since it doesn't complete before a timeout, causes the phone to soft reset (basically reload just the top level OS above the continuously running kernel). These resets then continue to occur at semi-random intervals, such as every time you try to access the memory card. So far, the only fix I have is to delete apps from the SD card, and it really doesn't matter which ones they are, only that above a certain number, the system becomes unstable, and I presume it is because the system cannot index all of the apps fast enough. I can't believe the stupid Samsung engineers never thought of fixing this.

Anyway, I am running a stock, rooted kernel, stock ROM, but the internal memory is nearly full with all of the large applications that for whatever reason cannot be moved to SD. Does anybody have any viable options?

I have heard of some people using app2SD. I have heard of others remapping their external storage to sd_card with the USB storage mapped to sd_card/external_sd. I tried replacing my memory card (Sandisk, 16GB, Class 2) with a brand new, out of box (Sandisk, 16GB, Class 6), and I am still limited to the same number of installed apps. I'm not sure, but I think the number of active widgets on the desktop may also be a contributing factor (all of my widgets are stored to internal memory).
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] wase4711:
I have about 180 apps on my phone and have never run out of room; what do you have on there that takes up so much space?

if its data, then move that to an external sd...
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jatoghia:
Well, first of all, I've never removed the Sprint bloatware. I also have the Amazon App store and (on the assumption that my SD card still has gigabytes of storage) pretty indiscriminantly "purchase" and install Amazon's free app of the day, plus all the other apps I've gotten from Google Play. By latest count, it is around 360 apps, and that was after I deleted several large apps that for some horrible reason couldn't be moved to the SD card, including PoolBar (50MB+), Android Phrase Book (26 MB+), some other tennis game I got from Amazon (20+MB), none of which gave you the option of offloaded to SD. About 110 of the apps were games, 25 utilities, 24 media apps, 20 social networking apps, 19 shopping apps, 17 travel apps, 16 PIM apps, 11 photo manipulation tools, 11 internet apps, 8 maps and navigation, etc.

Complicating matters, Android has a /data/data directory which has soft links to all the applications installed on your system, regardless of whether they are installed on internal or external memory, and each link must be the filesystem minimum 4KBs each. Looking at root explorer, I see that this directory alone is over 300MBs of internal storage.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] wase4711:
well, the answer to your problem is easy; get rid of 1/2 the **** on your phone that you never use, and you will be fine!

if you don't use it every day or at least once a week, its gotta go
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] CyberpodS2:
I can't imagine ever installing that many apps, but whatever... If it we me, I would start by trimming off anything you "know" you have never or will never use. After that I would concentrate on putting the biggest apps on the SD card and the rest on the internal. I have 122 apps installed on internal only with much room to spare and I am sure there are things I just will never use. LOL
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jatoghia:
It really isn't hard to use a bunch of apps, particularly with all the websites, including this one, that have their own viewer apps (or Wikipedia, urban dictionary, etc.). Anyway, I have all my apps in folders so it still only requires 2 pages of apps. I think it is stupid that they designed the operating system so that you would be app limited, even with an unlimited amount of storage via the sd card slot. I hope this is one feature they fixed in ICS. A much better strategy for exploiting the multilevel memory architecture would have been to allow the user to install ALL nonessential apps to the SD card by default, eliminating the need for soft links in internal storage, and then use the internal storage as a nonvolatile app cache with an LRU replacement policy. This would then give the most commonly used apps the performance benefit of running from internal storage without the user having to go moving crap around. It would actually be very similar to what Intel is now doing with solid-state drives as a hard disk cache with the new Z68 chipset.
[HTC Desire S] mackhenri:
Guys sorry about this post and I have posted this here because there is no topic for this tab on xda....

Specifications

Processor: 1.2 GHz Cortex A8 with Dual Mali 400 GPU.

OS: Android 4.0.3

Display: 7 inch capacitive (800 x 480).

Camera: front VGA.

Memory: 4 GB internal / MicroSD up to 32 GB.

Sensors: Gravity and Accelerator sensors.

Battery: 2800 mAh (browsing time up to 5 hours).

Connectivity: Wi-Fi, HDMI and USB

USP support	Only Micro USB

Audio support	3.5 mm jack

Weight	350 Grams

Dimensions	Height 192 mmWidth 122 mmThickness 10 mm

SIM Card Slot	Not Present

Phone Support	Not present

You can watch HD videos (2160p) and even use the HDMI port to connect the tab with your HD TV and enjoy the videos on your TV.

Price - INR 6500 /-

So should I buy this tab and is it worth....

www.micromaxfunbook.com/

www.fonearena.com/blog/48289/hands-on-micromax-funbook-tablet.html

Sent from my HTC Desire S
[HTC Desire S] djisgod:
i could of sworn this is a htc desire s forum..........
[HTC Desire S] enigmaamit:
Wrong place man... Why don't you take it to the Android General Section. That is device non-specific, and has a larger base of users. :)

Back on topic : Would I buy a 7inch WVGA - Hell No!!
[HTC Desire S] shrome99:
Nope, look at the Galaxy Tab 7.0 2, excellent specs for a $250 tab, plus, it has ICS :)
[HTC Desire S] shivamitouchfiends:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6U7zp3sNGA

Micromax Funbook
[HTC Desire S] jhaveri_n:
No Signal when i connect my funbook to my Plasma via HDMI

Hi All,

I have a strange problem, I have 2 TVs at home, one is a 40 inch VU LCD and the other is a 4 years old LG PLAMSA 42", when i connect my funbook via HDMI to the LCD, it seems to work fine, but when i try to connect it my LG PLASMA it keeps telling me 'No Signal', is there anything I can do to resolve the issue.
[HTC Desire S] jugg1es:
This is not a funbook forum. So please don't fill this forum with questions, Advice, bug reports etc, this is a HTC DESIRE S forum.

"I've had a wonderful time, but this wasn't it."- Groucho Marx
[HTC Desire S] jhaveri_n:
Sorry

Would appreciate if you could direct me to the appropriate forum
[HTC Desire S] jugg1es:
It has been mentioned, but in case you missed it http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=24787979

"I've had a wonderful time, but this wasn't it."- Groucho Marx
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Durandil:
Every morning, I must go to the Parameters menu and choose my provider's network because Android "forget" it during the night. If I don't do that, I can't use my 3G connection, but I can make and receive calls.

This bug is on the 7.1 and 7.2 ROMs

Please help !
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joooe:
Did you tried reading the rom thread?

I'm using 7.2 and it's all fine here.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Durandil:
Yes.

It happen even with the 7.1, a stable ROM.

And this problem doesn't appear with others ROMs
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] diklooc:
Advice

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0. make a Backup & Safe your Data

1. Boot to Recovery Mode

2. Wipe Data and Cache / Factory Reset

3. Wipe Dalvik Cache

4. Install Zip --> CM-full Pack

5. Wipe Data and Cache / Factory Reset

6. Wipe Dalvik Cache

7. Install Zip --> CM-Update 7.1/7.2

8. Reboot and Wait

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if it still doesn't work check your cm-full.zip & cm-update.zip with MD5-SUM, if it's all really correct

MD5-Sum --> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Md5sum

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if it was useful, then don't forget to thank ;-)
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Durandil:
Thanks. Where can I have the CM full Pack ? I found only update-cm-7.1.0-DesireHD-signed.zip and older versions.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] -Alaa-:
You Can find everything you want at www.cyanogenmod.com and btw when u download the whole rom in cm its called update so its the whole rom in this update
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] diklooc:
I would recommend these Packages

cm_ace_full-260.zip --> http://get.cm/get/21B

update-cm-7.2.0-RC1-ace-signed.zip --> http://get.cm/get/2db

I found all links under ' http://download.cyanogenmod.com/?device=ace&type= ' as ghalyoum already mentioned

Sry for my lately reply

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if it was useful, then don't forget to thank ;-)
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] -Alaa-:
The One Carrying the number 260 its the latest nightly friend while the other is The release candidate. i suggest you go with the RC cz nightlies are experimental and may have problems.Hope That I Helped You Bro :)
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Durandil:
Ok it works.

Instead of doing "full wipe", I did "format all partitions (except sdcard)"

After that, I have installed the ROM 7.1 and it works.
[HTC One X] zerozoneice:
...when are we due? :)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1594470

although i prefer not to have it the way it was back on the Sensation....no BT and no camera....

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1542830

what worries me is that the Sensation (last year's flagship wasn't it?) still doesn't have source released for camera & bt, hence no support in CM9/MIUI
[HTC One X] JDR0iD:
Well it will be the same as sensation until one x kernel source is released by HTC I would imagine. It will prob need a port. I was going to have a try but haven't got the time
[HTC One X] JDR0iD:
Plus trip is getting his soon so I'm sure we will see something very soon ;)
[HTC One X] hello00:
source? nvm on his twitter (:
[HTC One X] zerozoneice:
if you'll see something, it won't be on XDA guaranteed
[HTC One X] mosolicious:
Well, since the ASUS Transformer Prime has CM9 nightlies (same Tegra 3 chip), then I can't see this taking long. We just need to keep nagging HTC for kernel sources so camera will be supported.
[HTC One X] warpkid:
So this maybe a minor issue but it would seem that the HTC one x only registers two points of multi-touch. I discovered this by downloading one of the many multi-touch apps from the store and giving it a go.

I guess in general day to day use this will not be an issue bit then I imagine certain apps (think music apps / games) may make use of more. Imagine a piano app for example.

So yeah, not great considering the original iPhone supports more.
[HTC One X] manook:
Go to display and gestures and disable the HTC gestures. I think this allows more....
[HTC One X] JoOoSs:
I'm using Fruit ninja, it support 5 of my fingers at the same time.
[HTC One X] wardh:
Settings-Screen-disable HTC gesture, then you get 10.

Edit: I type too slow
[HTC One X] warpkid:
I've just realised that it must be a software issue as a three finger swipe is used to output video to the HTC media link. hmmm.
[HTC One X] warpkid:
Yep, you guys are right - Im an idiot.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] suhaybh:
I am sure many of you have seen reviews for the HTC One X. HTC constructed their device so that it has three capacitative buttons. Contrary to the usual array of capacitative buttons of Menu, Home and Back (sometimes Search as a fourth button), HTC opted for an unusual back, home and recents (multitasking display).

On the One X, if the phone opens up an application that requires a legacy menu button, the phone pulls up a software nav bar that has a single menu software button:

http://www.androidcentral.com/htc-one-x-shows-us-why-developers-need-lose-menu-button

This configuration is possible on the i9000 through the following mods:

1) Remapping the Menu capacitative button to a Multitasking button:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1450138

2) An autohiding nav bar with nothing but a menu button. I don't think an auto hiding nav bar has been implemented in a ROM as of yet, but AOKP roms allow for the manual hiding of the navbar. Problem is that when the navbar is hidden the os doesn't show those wonderful in app menu buttons in ics apps.

I tried the first mod out but can't for the life of me figure out how to mod source code (The limitations of a noob *sigh*). The result is a successful remapping of the menu key to a multitasking key but instead of opening up the ICS multitasking display I open up an old school gingerbread task switcher. Yuck. Unfortunately I don't have the android prowess to attempt the second mod. So can everyone please send this request to rom developers or better yet can somebody work on creating an APK or fool proof mod?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] upichie:
The first post looks similar to your problem.

I absolutely hate the fact that holding down the HOME button takes like 2 seconds to open the task switcher. A dedicated button is so much better. The delay is brutal—I always find myself hitting home and opening the app drawer to multitask instead. I wonder if there's a way to reduce this delay? That would be better than using the menu key, in my opinion.

But onto that matter, what downsides to we have of losing the menu key? When do we need it? Can we really go about with not having one? If the answer to that is yes, then I am all for implementing this bit of code into ROMs—since it doesn't do anything unless you change the key from MENU to APP_CHANGE or whatever.

Great idea here.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sthomas38:
Great idea !

Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9000 avec Tapatalk
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sthomas38:
But should not it be in Themes & Apps section?

Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9000 avec Tapatalk
[Galaxy S I9000 General] suhaybh:
But alas this is only my fourth post. Limitations of a noob.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] fzn:
i think i would opt for ONe S