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[Galaxy S II General] okmijnlp:
1%/hour of deep sleep is terrible. I'm on XX.02-Beta10 and I lose 1% every 10-11 hours of deep sleep.
[Galaxy S II General] c0x91:
Lol.

Could you please share your configuration?
[Galaxy S II General] issy_i:
i got 5 days out of my original stock 1600mAh battery with xx03-beta1+ :good:

im using rr 2.61, no uv and ov
[Galaxy S II General] anshmiester78900:
Is the development still going on with the kernel ?
[Galaxy S II General] AvRS:
No one can say as not seen myfluxi around for some time. I'd be more than happy using the latest version if someone just new how to add JB support to it. Was the perfect kernel for me on ICS. Currently using Siyah based kernels and not overly impressed compared to the stability of Fluxi.
[Galaxy S II General] :
yep. still getting some reboots/freezes and chrome fails with siyah +cm10. Not something to be worried about, like twice a day.
[Galaxy S II General] Crazy-Silver:
What are the best values for display?
[Galaxy S II General] Rockstar600:
Okay, I'm on the same ROM and Kernel,

I was on Siyah before this, but had battery drain issues, can you tell me how is this Kernel?? Deep sleep, Wakelocks, nd all those other issues?

Please?

Thanx in advance.
[Galaxy S II General] octavious19:
I had a really bad experience with battery drains and I changed roms and kernels and radios alot just to see if it'd make a difference, but I still kept having battery drains. Finally I got rid of all those junk programs I don't use and Viola. No cycles, no rebooting, no wiping of any kind, and the battery drain instantly, INSTANTLY, disappeared. So my advice is don't get to hung up on anything about the rom, kernel,or radio, (unless one of those is actually crap) because it's all about the ****y programs that will most likely bring about Wakelocks and battery drains. I've seen this written elsewhere, but I think it needs to be reiterated.
[Galaxy S II General] King_Rat:
Greetings all :cowboy:

I'm currently using DorimnX & dual booting JellyBam [JB] as primary & 7 Comp [ICS] as secondary...

Here's my plan: (If you see major flaws please advise before I soft brick my S II again) :o

a) swap 7 Comp (ICS) to primary...

b) flash Fluxi XX kernel...

c) use extweak & have a fiddle ;)

e) if I don't like new config reflash DorimanX/Siyah kernel

f) & be back in the world of dual booting (i.e. everything will be the way I left it before) :victory:

Any issues here with my plan??

I have used Fluxi when running WIUI GB & battery life was really impressive :good:

I want to give Fluxi a go with 7 Comp... but, I would like to be able to get back to dual bootage & my prior set up

T.I.A
[Galaxy S II General] AvRS:
As long as 7 Comp is AOSP it will work. Only thing you need to do differently is use xxTweaker and not ExTweaks as that's only for Siyah based kernels.
[Galaxy S II General] King_Rat:
10x

went ahead & tried it out (after backing up of course)

PS - I think xxTweaker was giving me random freezes which I had to hard reset from...

How do I know? With app installed I experienced 4 freezes requiring hard reset... w/o app installed I haven't had a freeze yet :fingers-crossed:

PS - rom has a few of xxTweaker features built in which may have been the issue... Who knows? :confused:
[Galaxy S II General] icyfantasy:
EDIT: Sorry, didn't read OP properly.
[Galaxy S II General] superleeds27:
I noticed this earlier.

fluxi_kernel_3.0.50

Im guessing this is the latest ICS Kernel?
[Galaxy S II General] superleeds27:
Try CM9
[Galaxy S II General] LogeshMenon:
I tried installing the latest nightlies, but it never booted. I think it's due to the bootloader, gonna odin the CM9 base and update to nightlies in a shortwhile, charging the phone now. :highfive:
[Galaxy S II General] bundi22:
i can only get around 2 hours screen on time as well
[Galaxy S II General] AvRS:
Sorry that's wrong too. CM9 is built from AOSP and AOSP isn't CM9 so you've been misled if you understand differently. Generally AOSP ROMs for our phone are built from Google source (like Slim ICS is) and the device tree is then taken from CM9. This doesn't then make it a CM9 ROM it just saves reinventing the wheel as CM9 caters for the largest number of devices.

Paranoid Android is a CM9 based ROM so you may be confusing your ROMs.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II General] victorator:
I would like to share something.

For anyone complaining about short screen on-time.

Do the following, (provided you flashed a kernel that contains CWMrecovery)

CWM PART

1. Install CM9 + gapps + ki4 modem

2. install the latest fluxi (beta 9 is newest for today)

3. install xxTweaker (rc2 is newest)

4. install apptoptimizer, this will sqlite optimize and zipalign all your apps

5. format cache, wipe dalvik cache

5. reboot

SETUP PART

6. once cm9 is running, run xxtweaker and go to CPU and set Maximum cpu frequency to 1000mhz

7. on the same page, go to cpu voltage, and select the lowest possible voltage (850-1325mV)

8. dont change any other settings for gpu or bus voltage

9. try out this config, do some stress testing, play some games, make some calls, see if it's stable, if it's not go up one notch on the voltage settings

10. if this config is stable for you, you will get 4-6hrs screen time
[Galaxy S II General] superleeds27:
KI4 Modem might not be best for everyone though. I also prefer Thunderbolt scripts to an app for Zipalign etc.
[Galaxy S II General] victorator:
Are you running anything apart from S98system_tweak from thunderbolt?

Do you have S70darky_zipalign and sqlite_optimize in init.d permanently?

Any other script from thunderbolt?
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
;)

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[Galaxy S II General] LogeshMenon:
:rolleyes: Which still doesn't make any sense on how you achieve it with your settings... :confused::confused::confused:
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
Remember it's not just the kernel...

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[Galaxy S II General] AvRS:
Sorry at a PC now so have more time to respond.

Well using Slim and either krarvind's kernel built from myfluxi's source or Fluxi kernel on my normal days use I get about 2 - 3 hours music with 1 - 2 hours screen on time and have anywhere between 40 - 60% battery left before I put it back on charge when I go to bed depending on what day it is (gym or no gym) and whether or not I've done any beta testing, which if that's the case then the battery tends to drain slightly quicker due to all the rebooting and not giving it time to correct itself. This is based on an average 15hr day with stock settings for CPU/GPU clock and voltage as I think the savings wouldn't be worthwhile for my use and no frozen apps, facebook using push (blackberry workaround), Gmail push, data always on unless at home or at families house when I use WiFi all the time. At my highest use (on an earlier build I managed just under 5hrs screen on in just under 15hrs use with at least an hour music and that was captured at around 20% battery. It's all dependent on how you use it, because if I have multiple long stints of screen on then I don't achieve as good results as when I'm constantly texting all day with shorter stints of browsing which was what I did for my highest usage.

It's strange but I think battery shouldn't be analysed and compared side by side with others as it's too sporadic and not easy to replicate someone else's use.
[Galaxy S II General] :
No no, it's true. The only AOSP ROM is CM9. It's the only true AOSP. Other ROMs are just CM9 + modifications. Slim ICS is mostly CM9. AOKP is also a modified CM9. When I said "Samsung stock and CM9" I meant that. CM9 is AOSP but other AOSP ROMs are CM9 based.
[Galaxy S II General] AvRS:
Well I disagree as will the devs of certain AOSP ROM's I'm sure. Not even CM9 is technically true AOSP, the only TRUE AOSP isn't available for our phones (built by Google) :p CM9 is based on AOSP with the teams modifications and a multitude of bug fixes to give us a working ROM therefore will never be true AOSP like all of the S2 ROM's. Slim is based on AOSP so we'll have to agree to disagree but I'm in regular/daily contact with krarvind as I beta test for him so know his work pretty well and it's not CM9, just uses the device tree as I said and cherry picks for fixes/features etc along with AOKP cherry picks. Opinion is a great thing and ours differ but would be boring if everyone was of the same opinion wouldn't it ;)
[Galaxy S II General] :
So, slim uses the same base as CM9? Maybe I was wrong, but here we are, learning.
[Galaxy S II General] AvRS:
Indeed it does. That's what's best about these forums, there's always a chance to learn just need to be willing :)

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[Galaxy S II General] LogeshMenon:
My god..., you need some serious reading....!!
[Galaxy S II General] LogeshMenon:
Not analyzing or comparing per say, but just expecting to reach certain self set goal or requirements...

No doubt, slim is a very good ROM and as a user i never had a qualm over it, served me well this far, but battery life was never satisfactory. Imagine leaving the phone overnight, and i loose 3% an hour. Not due to wakelocks, checked and trashed all my wakelocks, some of my worst wakelock was never more than 15 minutes...

But jumping over to CM9, i notice a drastic reduction in total number of wakelocks and each wakelock denotes a mere few sec max.. and this is without even doing a first cycle.. i can't imagine upon completion of charge cycles...

And this is with same apps as slim, well, restored user data from titanium... yet feel a huge difference..

Immediate view atm, something is better managed in cm, causing lesser wakelocks and lesser battery usage when screen on.

Will further test and report. And still using fluxi, nothing beats it yet...
[Galaxy S II General] AvRS:
That's fair play, maybe there's something fixed in CM9 which is still causing Slim to hold wakelocks. I don't really follow all of the nightlies additions just read the discussion thread unless there's too many pages to catch up on where I just skip to the end. The biggest drain for me I find is media service as it's always about 55% of my music listening time and even after running a program to check for bad files it didn't help really which was one claimed fix I found. Oh well it's like you say what you feel is satisfactory for your usage and satisfactory for me is a day regardless of screen on time. Will be interested to hear what you find after using it a few cycles though and I'll go check out the CM9 commits to see if there's anything that can be useful.
[Galaxy S II General] francesco.cordella:
In wakelocks i have AudioOut_1 (think fix it with disable system sounds right?? ) and vbus_presents.. what's this?
[Galaxy S II General] AvRS:
I believe you are right about the AudioOut wakelock as I've seen lots of people suggest to disable lockscreen sounds etc (system sounds) and it should at least reduce it. vbus_present is when you're plugged in to your charger where the device will never enter deep sleep which is perfectly normal.
[Galaxy S II General] francesco.cordella:
Ok thanks..all the other things are around 2% or less..it is ok?
[Galaxy S II General] superleeds27:
Okay, heres the screenshots after my battery got down to 2%. The settings are on the first page!
[Galaxy S II General] AvRS:
You'll always have some wakelocks you can't get rid of them all as nice as that would be. I don't personally monitor mine but if they're all fairly low then it's OK.
[Galaxy S II General] francesco.cordella:
Will try your settings in the next days.. :)
[Galaxy S II General] :
extended battery :p
[Galaxy S II General] Honusnap:
Perhaps your battery is a bad sample ... 13h with 2h of on screen seems very low... since you seems to have done things right ..

Or perhaps you've got a real bad network reception, i've switched from SlimICS to ParanoidAndroid (and very happy since) cause it was impossible to go from 2G to 2G/3G without disabling data first ... that is annoying for me.

=> I'm on 2G 90% of the time, switching to 3G when needed.
[Galaxy S II General] grzesdroid:
Beta9??

tapatalk@ SGS ||
[Galaxy S II General] AvRS:
Yeah check his sig ;)
[Galaxy S II General] anshmiester78900:
How the hell one can even get that much onscreen time . Also guys i have increased my screen gama to 10 . It will not affect my screen in negative way right ?
[Galaxy S II General] grzesdroid:
Tapatalk !!! I can't see :D

tapatalk@ SGS ||
[Galaxy S II General] LogeshMenon:
Yup, could be a bad battery. But, currently on CM9, i think i can have a positive outlook on thing's. Seem's better already after the first cycle. :good::good:
[Galaxy S II General] toxictoby:
thanks alot for this .... i have set all settings in place lets see wat happens :D ... cant wait my battery has been dieing so much latly i really hope it helps :)

thank god ur here to help eh lol :good:
[Galaxy S II General] LogeshMenon:
Bro, what tweaks from thunderbolt scripts you're using? And are you on 3g / 2g mode?
[Galaxy S II General] Ok_Kaleidoscope5109:
hey guys, what are good color settings for accurate colors?
[Galaxy S II General] grzesdroid:
I like:

Red-122

Blue-132

tapatalk@ SGS ||
[Galaxy S II General] AvRS:
Oh yeah my bad sorry, I use it and still forget you can't see sigs :o

But yeah he's on beta 9 according to his sig.

It's good to see people making use of the thread for sharing their experiences which is what it's meant for :victory:
[Galaxy S II General] superleeds27:
2G.

Use this thread here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1721157

Im using the 'none and tweaked' Zip.
[Galaxy S II General] Ankit Tulsian:
My governor,hot plug and bus frequency settings are getting reset after reboot.I have ticked set on boot option but it stills get rese to default.Any help will be appreciated
[Galaxy S II General] DinKapach:
why when i hit the backup button it doesnt work?
[Galaxy S II General] fucitol:
I having some problems with the volume settings in xxTweaker. I'm trying to decrease the volume of my earphones by changing the value of analog headphone. When I set it to a negative value, media volumes 0-6 give me no sound, while volumes 7 onwards work as per normal, not affected by the analog headphone setting.

However, when I set analog headphone to a positive value, everything works fine. Sound becomes louder and all volumes work.

Anyone else experiencing the same problem?
[Galaxy S II General] francesco.cordella:
Have you more battery life with this tweaks?
[Galaxy S II General] superleeds27:
Not sure, im guessing they help though?
[Galaxy S II General] mbutandola:
That would be nice. I like slim and don't wanna change roms. I'm a heavy user. Gmail (push), email app with two accounts, Google+, Facebook(notifications set to off), twitter, pulse, Tapatalk, gtalk, sms, some music etc.

Most of the time I'm either at work with my phone connected to the computer or at home. But if I spend the day out, my battery hardly lasts a day. Actually, deep sleep is good. It's when the screen is on that it goes crazy. On Hyperdroid I could last a day, which to me, was good enough. Haven't tried CM9 so I don't know if it would be better.

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[Galaxy S II General] AvRS:
How do you mean it doesn't work? What ROM are you using out of interest and are you using it to just go back or to exit apps? If exit apps and you happen to be using CM9 then they've modified the hold time to 2 secs before it actually exits. Otherwise let us know how you're using it.

I've never used this function before but if no one comes back to you by tonight I'll have a play when at home and see if I get the same.
[Galaxy S II General] DinKapach:
i meant that when i want to backup the xxtweaker settings to file so i can restore it later, but it doesnt save the file..

im using cm9 build 23\6\12
[Galaxy S II General] :
Performance and battery seems better to me. ThunderBolt! scripts are also used on Siyah. I tested with and without those scripts, and when I was using it, touchscreen was smoother. Could be placebo, but I don't think so. I'm gonna review those scripts and try to put more tweaks now.
[Galaxy S II General] m4x0r:
Create the folder manually and than save the settings

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[Galaxy S II General] DinKapach:
thank you
[Galaxy S II General] anshmiester78900:
Guys what screen setting are you using get best output ?
[Galaxy S II General] francesco.cordella:
First cycle with cm9
[Galaxy S II General] LogeshMenon:
To be perfectly straight and no bull answer, bro... i don't think the tweaks helps, observing higher drain during sleep time...
[Galaxy S II General] Honusnap:
HOoo you need to wait some cycles before the battery get its maximum capacity... you will in 4 - 7 cycles.
[Galaxy S II General] ichigo786:
Hi, could someone help me with my bbs log. My battery drains extremely fast whilst i use the phone and i don't think it goes to deep sleep correctly.

Updated to beta 9 fluxii last night.

Thank you for any help.

https://www.box.com/shared/d2c3a62bc8f64c14ab67
[Galaxy S II General] sam razzy:
I have only one problem in flexi kernel... my tapatalk uses when I'm in deep sleep... :(

sent from TapaTalk

Rom: PARANOIDANDROID phone mode v1.5a

Kernel: FLEXI kernel .. Best on my Galaxy s II

GOOGLE EVERYTHING
[Galaxy S II General] bajee11:
AudioOut_1 (1013): 1 h 23 m 11 s (4991 s) Count:318 24.6%

this depends if you listened to music for this amount of time or else, disable all unnecessary sounds in Settings>Sounds

"wlan_rx_wake" (): 19 m 50 s (1190 s) Cnt:(c/wc/ec)3421/0/3421 5.8%

WiFi related (static ip etc..).. Do a quick search on XDA and there's fixes for this.

com.topgamee.fortress (): Wakeups: 105

Alarms: 83, Intent: SetUserInfo

Alarms: 22, Intent: SetMessageReceiver

neldar.bln.control.pro (): Wakeups: 101

Alarms: 101, Intent: neldar.bln.control.pro.intent.PROXIMITY_CHECK

com.eulivescore.android (): Wakeups: 99

Alarms: 99, Intent: com.eulivescore.android.ACTION_REFRESH_ALARM

com.fring (): Wakeups: 74

Alarms: 74, Intent: com.fring.WATCHDOG_FIRE_ACTION

Lot of wakeups from these apps.. Uninstall them if you don't really need them.
[Galaxy S II General] :
First of all, it Fluxi. Right? :)

Second, tapatalk is a damn CPU consumer, I suggest you to force close it when you are done. Not a kernel problem, just the app.

---------- Post added at 02:51 AM ---------- Previous post was at 02:47 AM ----------

Also, better uninstall bln control. xxTweaker have a "bln control" already. Using long press back button to kill is also useful to kill apps when you are done. But mostly is this, he should remove some apps, make a deep cleanup.
[Galaxy S II General] budi5555:
why if i use or not use my device, with fluxi kernel, my device like want to explode...very very hot... even i already pull up the battery, reboot sometimes and 2-3cycles battery...

i try fluxi beta5,6,7,8,9,10... the same problem..

i use resurection remix rom...
[Galaxy S II General] hybreda:
really used to Siyah Kernel, but once this gets off beta I will take a look at it too. Looks pretty promising!
[Galaxy S II General] AvRS:
Sounds like you've got something keeping your device awake therefore using your CPU and making it hot. Check betterbatterystats for what's keeping it awake but is more than likely an app constantly running more than the kernel doing anything but won't know till you check. You can also check cpuspy which will show what CPU steps are being used most and if deep sleep is being achieved.
[Galaxy S II General] Ankit Tulsian:
@AVRS:Just got a sod.Attached the log

http://db.tt/MY173eFB
[Galaxy S II General] LogeshMenon:
Wrong thread bro, go and provide the log to MyFluxi, so that he may check and assist you @ http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1644648
[Galaxy S II General] AvRS:
As said logs should go to the dev thread but anything else non dev related here :)

Shame others are incapable, at least you tried and I'd happily point people there if it helps them and myfluxi rather than having to try and get them to use the right thread for the right purpose. Sorry rant over lol

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II General] Ankit Tulsian:
I thought it to be same like siyah where all the logs where posted in the discussion thread.Hoping to get reply from fluxi or some one else
[Galaxy S II General] ufo900:
Error posting
[Galaxy S II General] AvRS:
No harm having it in both threads to be fair as someone other than myfluxi may be able to help. Unfortunately I can just about work my way through a logcat but just looked at your last_kmsg and it may as well be in another language as not sure where to look sorry.
[Galaxy S II General] budi5555:
sorry, lasttime i don't use betterbatterystats.. my yahoo mesenger, fb, tagged always online and go! chat pro sometimes online too.. in cpuspy mostly running in 1200..a liitle in 500/600 and less than 20% deepsleep

it hot even i charging battery and not use the device...(but my ym,go!chat fb running)
[Galaxy S II General] itaijac:
I flashed fluxi kernel on CM9, then installed a newer CM9 build which replaced the kernel, and now the capacitive buttons don't light up when I touch them or the screen. They do work however, just without the backlight.

Is it a known issue? Can anyone help?
[Galaxy S II General] AvRS:
Well it's hard to help if you don't know what's actually keeping your phone awake which something definitely is if it's spending a lot of time at 1200. Why not get the version off XDA which is free and check then when you're done get rid of it then you can put the information here for people to try help. Otherwise it could be any of the apps you're using there's no way of knowing so only advice I could give would be do a wipe and start from scratch and test after each app you install for a little while and you'll eventually find the one causing the issue.

So you're no longer on Fluxi or you've come back and it's not working? If you're on CM9 kernel then it only supports off or on which I think is in Galaxy S2 settings under sensors but I could be wrong as I've not used CM9's S2 settings for a while as have a customised version on the ROM I use which allows timeout and BLN control from that app using Fluxi kernel.

If you've re-flashed Fluxi just go into xxTweaker and re set all your BLN/LED options and it should be fine.
[Galaxy S II General] itaijac:
Right now using 100% CM9 and wish to keep using the CM9 kernel. The "Enable keys backlight" option in CM9 settings is of course ticked.
[Galaxy S II General] AvRS:
Ok in that case I'm not sure sorry, maybe ask in the CM9 thread as quite a few I've seen use fluxi or CM9 kernel, possibly switching between the 2.
[Galaxy S II General] itaijac:
lol the guys over there will kill me for asking about a modded CM9...

Thanks anyway, I might go back to fluxi or just full-wipe my device.
[Galaxy S II General] kowcop:
let me guess... lowest brightness setting, black screen, screen never turn off, go out with the family for 9 hrs and leave the phone at home? I wouldn't mind seeing another screenshot showing the graph of battery and applications etc..

I have always wondered what screentime i could get doing this
[Galaxy S II General] superleeds27:
No idea what you're on about!
[Galaxy S II General] Mike7x:
Oh my god, I'm so sorry if I make anyone do the facepalm... But is this kernel compatible with Samsung stock XWLPG ?
[Galaxy S II General] :
No. AOSP = not a Samsung ROM [LPG,LPW,whatever crap]
[Galaxy S II General] Mike7x:
ekenco chief

Ok, like I thought. But better to be 100% sure :) thanks for your reply!
[Galaxy S II General] kowcop:
I just can't think of many other ways to get 9hrs screen time other than leaving the screen on with a black screen, and leaving the phone untouched for 9hrs..
[Galaxy S II General] LogeshMenon:
+1
[Galaxy S II General] budi5555:
lastnight, i installing fluxi beta10 again and try batterystats.. charge the battery when i sleep, the result in attactment...

my yahoo mesenger and fb chat not online... still hot.. and when my device hot, it will eat more battery.. it's shown in picture, just 30minutes, my battery drop 30%...

nb: 3days ago, i flashing rr2.5.1 with full wipe and format system