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[Samsung Infuse 4G] SirAndroid:
I installed the latest and so far it seems to be working flawlessly.

1. Backed up my stuff.

2. Ran "CWM-Clean_Wipe_before_ROM_flash.zip" by qkster (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1561463)

3. Installed "pa_infuse4g-2.14-23SEP2012-161804.zip"

4. Installed "PA OC Kernel V3.zip"

5. Installed "justunbean-quickflash-v2.0.3.zip"

Did I do good??? Also, what is this "messenger/SMS" issue folks are having? I am able to send/receive txt messages without any issues but maybe I am not testing the right feature/item/app?

EDIT UPDATE: I am also having the issue with the data indicator as I do not have 3g/4g icon by the cell signal strength indicator, nor can I tell if the data is on or off unless I go into settings and view the slider.

The only thing I miss is there was a digital clock widget before but that is gone, only the analog one is available now. I still also can't get my Owner Info to show up on the lock screen. I did also disable the Hybrid mode and put it back into phone mode as it seems to run much faster that way.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] RoryB:
Please move inverted gapps discussion to Q&A thread.

BTW I have mms with the 2.0.3 version.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] hazard66:
gps idea/maybe fix?

so after trying everything possible, i noticed something the other day

i was trying to paste the suplcert into /etc and kept getting errors that the disk was full, too full for a 500 byte file?? apparently.. because i deleted some live wallpaper and was able to paste the file. anyways, xtra.bin takes some disk space, i think like 150k? so i deleted some more stuff, live wallpapers, and this could be a total coincidence but i am now able to get gps locks (i have agps_enable=true, xtra and supl servers, and the suplcert installed)

is it possible some issues are just due to being out of space? and then we werent out of space in gb and ics?

just my two cents

also will check that other ipv6 stuff

edit: since freeing up that space, my gps is now showing 12+ sats in view, and locking on instantly... ive been messing with this for weeks so im inclined to think theres something to this whole thing...

edit edit: another thing i think may be wrong with our gps.conf files, is they specify a secure port for supl information, but then set ssl to disable, and we dont include suplcert in /etc either

read this:

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/28989-the-end-all-be-all-guide-to-your-gps/
[Samsung Infuse 4G] djcalico:
I got really good lock this morning with the most sats ever (8 locked). ROM was running awesome, but for some reason, the last two releases have pegged Android OS and System in battery and I'm not sure why.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] :
This ROM is super smooth. I must say that while I am waiting on my Note to come back from Samsung, its been fun flashing my old Infuse.

I was wondering if most people are experiencing significant battery drain and if that is just inherent with running JB on the Infuse. When I get my Note back this phone becomes my son's again and I'm trying to decide if I want to revert back to ICS.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] djcalico:
I wipe my SDCard before every install anymore and for some reason this CM10 ROM has gotten SO good, but there's always a minor 'thing', I dare not say issue.

It really has been good for a daily driver for some time now and the only thing it was lacking was GPS. Now GPS seems to work almost on par with any ICS/GB rom, but now I see the same battery drain that you do and I'm not exactly positive as to how to figure out what is causing the wake lock that keeps 'Android OS' at the top of the battery talkers.

Other than that, it's pretty amazing.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] indymx:
Same issue here. I did a full wipe & system format on this install, battery drain is high. Wake lock is keeping android os high. But better battery stats doesn't show why.

Reboots & toggling airplane mode doesn't help.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] j.smith:
With the previous versions, I had assumed that the lack of lock when trying with Google Maps was because of incompatible settings in gps.conf with my carrier, so I switched out some settings (tried with AGPS enabled) and was able to get a file that got me a lock with 30m accuracy - it still took about 15s for gmaps to lock though. I had also used GPSTest to see if anything was working - it locked much quicker, within a few seconds.

With this latest ROM version, I decided to just leave everything alone (didn't check the gps.conf) and just try GPS as-is. I used GPSTest to let it search for satellites with wifi enabled and just let it run for like 20 minutes. When I checked back, it had downloaded like 20 satellites and had a lock. I then exit the app and went back in and it locked within 1-2 seconds and had an accuracy of 3.6m (I hope I saw it right, either that or it's 36m)! I then went in to gmaps and the thing locked within 1-2 seconds (that's a *FIRST* for me, since owning the phone for a year now)! Accuracy was reported as 20m but I think that's as low as it reports.

I don't know if the trick was waiting the 20 minutes to let my phone get a list of satellites, or if GPS is just that much better now... but wow, I think I'll stick with the current config for GPS (and hope I keep getting 1-2s locks from now on) :victory:
[Samsung Infuse 4G] DaMeatMan:
Hazard,

Did you install the supl cert because you kept the use of supl secure port 7275 and enabled ssl? Would i be able to omit the additon of supl cert by simply setting the port to the non secure 3425 port with SSL disabled and also enabling AGPS?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] djcalico:
Nope, I actually consider GPS fixed on this, I just hope it wasnt at the expense of wake locks and drained battery :(
[Samsung Infuse 4G] j.smith:
Search the market for "GPSTest" (no space - there's "GPS Test" and then there's "GPSTest" - get the latter) and install it. Then, open the app and go in to menu and hit start. Do it where your phone can get a clear view of the sky - near a window or something where it can look almost straight up (ideally you'd want an open field... but not necessary all the time). I personally had wifi enabled when I did this, but it may have actually used GPS to download satellites since it took so long and since I believe AGPS is disabled in the gps.conf for whatever reason so I don't think the program uses wifi for downloading data.

The big trick is... let the app run for 15-20 minutes (screen can go off... the program keeps gps going) so it can download GPS data. It will eventually also get a lock - but if things work out like they did for me, you'll end up with a whack load of satellites listed. After that, you can stop the gps test and exit the app... now try gmaps :)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] ejness:
There is something different with this latest release. My phone will not go into deep sleep according to CPU spy. I noticed the high battery drain this morning. I wiped everything, re-flashed, installed gapps, and ONLY installed CPU spy. Tested throughout the day. No deep sleep, lots of 100mhz.

I did try turning off WiFi and data, but no deep sleep.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] j.smith:
I think you have to configure it first... there are multiple options for what the mobile data icon can toggle. It may be that you have it not set, or it's set to a multi-toggle where it doesn't just do on/off, but does of/2g/3g or something where multiple options are considered "on". I noticed this issue last time I decided to set that icon up and use it - I got a little irritated with it so I just stopped using it. Perhaps in the future CM will put out a version that has just off/on as two toggles which is what I was hoping for.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] wingcook:
There are 2 options. 1 is for the 2g/3g toggle and the other is mobile data on/off. The "Mobile data on/off" is the one that I selected. It's ok though. The "Data Enabler Widget" is taking care of it. As I said, defiantly not a show stopper.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] PoXFreak:
Finally, someone else spotted it!

Have yet to df in TE, but if my assumptions are correct, that would explain why justinbean 2.03 drops SMS/MMS install.

Had the same issue when trying to flash 6mb worth of xperia beats audio stuff and it wouldn't flash.

Going to look now... brb.

EDIT: deleted all vids from /system/media/video and then flashed, left with 80k of 350m in /system.

Might need to move some partitions around, or cut some fat off the /system folder.

Just a thought...
[Samsung Infuse 4G] HeadShotz:
I'm experiencing the same except I'm on the new ParanoidAndroid v2.14 with the V3 OC kernal. Lots of 100-200mhz etc but no deep sleep ever. Same if I turn of WIFI and data also...no deep sleep.

I'm curious if you are using the stock kernal or the OC kernal?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] ejness:
I'm on the stock kernel all day today trying to eliminate all possible variables. Overnight I was on OC v3 @ 1.6ghz. Both kernels are giving same results. Previous to the 9/23 build I had no issues with deep sleep using either kernel.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] RoryB:
Come on folks, you have to let it settle down. It takes power to do all that stuff. I do not concern myself with battery for the first few days other than making sure I do not run out.

I can confirm I have more battery drain in JB versus ICS versus GB versus Froyo. BUT, I also realize there is a lot more going on in each version than the previous one. With JB I have weather and calendar on my lock screen. I have weather in Google Now that shows up in my notification bar, and so on and so on.

I cannot comment on this build since I have only had it installed as of this morning.

I like the new features so I get less battery life than if I did not use them.

Later this week if I see a pattern of high consumption in something like AOs or phone then I will check in the Q&A first to see if there is a pattern of it for others. Then I would consider posting in this thread if no one else has already said it.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] ejness:
I'm not all that concerned with normal battery drain. That's never bothered me. Its the lack of deep sleep, which causes battery drain over time, like extended periods of non use. The phone is always running at 100mhz even when turned off with nothing installed except gapps and CPU spy.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] RoryB:
Sorry, I was not commenting on your post.

Have you been able to totally wipe and reinstall and get the same results?

Any logs you can provide?

I thought I had seen a post somewhere in the CM9 or CM10 threads about CPUSpy not letting a deep sleep, but don't jump down my throat if I am wrong, just correct me and I'll remove this sentence. Not that you would, but people are getting touchy.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] ejness:
No problem. I'm not one of those touchy people. I did totally wipe, then only installed gapps and CPU spy. Always in the past, CPU spy has shown when the phone is in deep sleep, especially overnight. No logs.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] hazard66:
yeah although reading about the certs there appears to be more to it than meets the eye

also according to some ppl cm10 dosent support ssl supl info...

---------- Post added at 02:22 AM ---------- Previous post was at 02:20 AM ----------

i will consider it fixed when mine works :)

i would go for defective hardware but it works flawlessly in gb/samsung rom

seems totally random in JB when it will lock and wont

i mean gps isnt fixed until agps downloads work... ill have to wireshark the thing or something to see if its actually dling that data and where its putting it.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Bjray:
Anyone else can't change their build.prop with this latest release? Also I only have 80kb left of system storage?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] scott.hart.bti:
Seriously.... Cant make people happy huh? All the GPS talk and "OMG my battery is draining so quick!!!" **** is getting really old really fast.

There is NOT a BATTERY DRAIN ISSUE... Maybe check what YOUR doing?!?!?!

Yes, GPS IS NOT WORKING 100%, but IT IS WORKING

Getting very frustrating that after every release, its PAGE AFTER PAGE of criticism. No matter how much progress is made.

This build and all the others are about to be yanked.

Just an FYI.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] aznracer62:
I think you should yank it. Force people to go to the Q&A thread. My battery drain is normal and GPS locked in less than 5 minutes here in Hawaii.Got it down to 12 ft accuracy. If i can do it, everyone else can. We all have the same phone, just following different instructions. If i was a mod i'd actually lock this thread. Too much unhelpful posts to scroll through and waste my data on.

For battery drain and GPS complaints, see link below.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1797978
[Samsung Infuse 4G] YZ:
Won't write a novel explaining, going to keep it short.

1. If you don't appreciate what the dev. has done, stay away from the thread and do not reply to anything.

2. If someone breaks the rules, report the post, don't join the drama.

3. If you appreciate the devs. work, click the thanks button, don't spam the thread with a post containing few words.

Thread cleaned,

YZ.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] aeg1s:
Deleted.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] ejness:
I really do appreciate what Scott has done. I love the rom. I was just pointing out that my phone never deep sleeps, only on the latest release and many people are having the same issue. I would think we would want to know about this. I didn't intend on posting one of those "bad battery drain" posts. This is something real. Please understand, I never meant to criticize.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] spdivr:
From those of us who appreciate your work- thanks! Just wish I had time to dl the new one before the jackwagons convinced you to pull it...
[Samsung Infuse 4G] scott.hart.bti:
I removed the build due to excessive reports of 'battery drain, the usual gps talk, and reports of the data indicator not working'. I will change some things around and get a new build out eventually. FYI... I do not approve of people reuploading or distributing my work, please do not post any links for the 9/23 build.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] threi_:
Sad thing is a lot of it is beyond the help of the devs...yes gps and battery drain are issues, but that's not due to the actual build, but just cm9/cm10 in general.

Not to mention the infuse does have wacky gps hardware

And also actual driver support is scarce for a lot of components in this phone...

Its just how it is with the infuse. Samsung dropped support for this phone, all we have to work with is a mishmash of things. It's actually pretty amazing that it's where it is right now...a couple months ago ICS wasn't even in the cards.

Also keep in mind that (ATT users at least) don't even have a stable gingerbread build yet (UCLB3 has SOD issues)

So yeah I can see both sides of the argument. The users being given a taste of the latest and greatest...but with some sour spots (I have *****ed about battery life before). The devs working their asses off to get something together with limited help, limited resources, limited time...only to be met with an onslaught of complaints that may not even be fixable.

So where does that leave us? Nowhere really. At the very least though we can keep questions in proper places. That can at least alleviate the stress.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] djcalico:
I'm confused. I'm reading replies that are constructive as possible from a non-development point of view. I don't see anyone making accusations or judgement calls against you Scott.

You have worked tirelessly (many nights literally) to get this going. In a matter of weeks you have taken the foundation to a skyscraper for this build which has been the foundation for almost all (if not all) JB ports.

You have been thanked over and over again. I can see how you would take it personally to some degree since you have put so much personal time in it, but I think you're punishing a very hungry and happy community for simply providing feedback?

I myself always look forward to updates from you and have even put my 2c in for feedback on GPS and battery, but I have never thrown it out there as a criticism to YOU. I think it's safe to say that the rest of the community would reflect the same sentiments.

You are appreciated and extremely skilled.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] wickedninjalo:
Scott, you and your team have given us infusers the best of the best and in my eyes it's 100 percent. People need to listen and let the Rom settle after flash. Read the OP completely and keep the whining for the q&a thread. I am getting great GPS and great battery life. You put a lot of time into this amazing Rom, don't let the whiners get in your head, it isn't worth it especially because 90 percent of them don't give logcats or let their Rom settle.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] aeg1s:
Hi all... First, Scott... Thanks so much for the ROM. It rocks. Second, I had the same issue after upgrading to the 23 Sep 2012 build with Android OS and the Wake Time being the highest consumer of battery all of a sudden. (It was always Screen prior to that build.) I was getting Wake Times that would be the entire time on battery. I switched back to the 13 Sep 2012 build and no problems at all with Android OS and wake time. So people that are complaining, just reflash the 13 Sep 2012 and you should get rid of the wakelocks as well. Just that easy. I followed the guide in post 1 for installing the 23 Sep 2012 build... but when reverting back to the 13 Sep version I didn't do a complete wipe and so far no deleterious effects have been noted. YMMV.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] bilihor:
I am also glad we still have good stuff for our old infuse, but Scott, how many people in your "organization" (just kidding) are QA engineers?

We all are testers for you, we have different conditions, software, needs, locations, providers, younameit. You can't get better testers than actual users. Every complain should be considered, especially if its coming from more than one person.

Really, I see more "clean cache, dalvik, blah-blah" as a suggestion what to do to solve problem we see, than acceptance that something might be wrong. If everything was great and working, we would not have improvements every week, it is not only merging what main CM10 source (which also means there are issues).

There is just so many functions in Android, even our userbase in here is small to cover them all.

How many people have WiFi Tethering working with WPA2-PSK in 9/14 build? Its was working in 8/23. I working I mean not just we see icon when we click on tethering. I've tried multiple devices to actually connect to my spot and they all fail the same way - connection is dropped after 20-30 seconds, re-connects in few seconds to disconnect again. Not enough time to get dhcp response. Thank God and Scott and whoever else did it Bluetooth Tethering is solid for last few months.

gps.conf related issue. I was unable to edit that file (to change agps to true) because I had only 80K available and any changes resulted to have 0 length file and .bak created. After removing few videos, editing gps.conf, restarting, GPS Test looks much happier.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] goobieracing:
Scott I remember when u were messing with ram disk IMG and mixing cm10 with the nexus I believe it was. Well I moved on to a different phone now but its because of you and entropy and a few others I still come back to read whats going on and when ever u have a update I flash it because I still have my infuse. I just want to thank you for the hard work and everyone else from the beginning. You put a lot of time into this and its exciting to see new stuff show up. I never had one bad thing to say about this software or had any problems worth mentioning since the beginning. This has been my daily back when it was mixed with two different ROMs. Its always been a good ROM and has never let me down. Basically I just want to say thank you for the hard work and I wouldn't have got a new phone if it wasn't for my WiFi hardware breaking and a scratched camera because of you. I'm sure there is a lot of quite people like me who enjoy your ROMs but don't keep reporting small things because we know you work hard and mostly spend your time on this phone for everyone and there's no need to post the same thing 8000 times. I really don't know what things u can nag about this ROM. I can't think of nothing. Just again thank you for basically giving us jb when idk anyone else was gonna spend the time to do so! :)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] MrBooMY:
Scott I am very very thankful for your work. I had battery issues from my previous ROM because I needed to wipe the phone COMPLETELY out so I can't tell any difference other that the fact that my Infuse is BUTTERY smooth compared to my previous ROM. Don't let all the whiners and complainers get you down. If I had some extra money I'd Paypal you a $20 just for making my phone kick ass again! Keep up the excellent work!!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] wickedninjalo:
Scott, I'm running your 9/23 build with oc kernel at 1600 with smartassV2 governor. All I can say is stable and flying. No complaints here. I think you should add it to the Rom, but that's just my $.02.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Chewy11:
Thanks Scott!

I'm on 9/23 with OC to 1600 and SmartassV2 .This is just amazing and great, Thank you!!!

I flashed 9/23 with a full wipe before. Then OC kernel, then Inverted Gapps. All went well.

My battery has lasted about the same as it has been. Thanks
[Samsung Infuse 4G] j.smith:
9/23 usage info

I too am running the 9/23 build with v3 OC kernel and I don't know what it is you (un)did from the previous build but that odd (non-battery-affecting) lag is gone! I've been running this for 2 days now to see how things are and it's definitely performing as it used to with everything being nice and fast - thank you!

The only thing I've noticed with this one now - that others have reported too - that the Android OS process is taking up lots of cpu time. I'm not sure why (haven't done any logging or anything yet) - I thought at first maybe I caught the problem when I noticed location reporting in Maps/Now had gotten enabled, but even after turning that off (it did make it a bit better though... Maps was my #2 app but not any more) there seems to be something still keeping the OS from using less power... I don't want to say something is keeping it awake though, because battery stats show the phone as not having much awake time (so my info on this is limited to just observation right now).

The really odd part is that it's a very consistent and gradual drain. I think if you were using the phone you wouldn't notice anything out of the ordinary. I use my phone once in a while, but mostly it stays with the screen off. Today I was at home all day and other than making some calls and getting some notifications, didn't do much and Android OS shows as 66% of cpu, so I could see something was off.

You mentioned (@Scott) that you don't have this issue... are you running the smartassv2 governer, or the default ondemand one? I personally only enable (sometimes) the two memory features since they're seemingly safe - I don't OC or tweak anything else in performance. Maybe that's why you aren't experiencing this issue?

As well (sigh - sorry!) I checked my free space on /system since people were saying there's almost no space left, and I noticed I only have 53k left apparently. Never looked at that before, so no idea if this is normal or not - just thought I'd mention what my space is at (gapps, not inverted, and a handful of other apps I install... but I don't think I forcefully install any of them to /system/app).
[Samsung Infuse 4G] aznracer62:
Doing a bit of research and testing, the process from Android OS that's keeping the phone from deep sleep is ste_cg29xx_ctrl (guess based on using GSam Battery Monitor). That is the process that controls our bluetooth (correct me if i'm wrong)? I know from the last build there were issues with bluetooth turning off. What were the changes to the coding regarding bluetooth since the last builds?

I want to pinpoint the process preventing deep sleep further. Are there any ways to disable certain processes? What i wanted to do was to disable a process, check deep sleep, and if still no deep sleep, turn that process back on and turn off the next one and do some elimination.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] wickedninjalo:
GPS is amazing! First time starting it up 30 foot accuracy in a minute! Bam! Thanks again Scott