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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aidinvm_ultimate:
hey guys

I'm new to GNex (3 days user here )

my nexus has a serious battery drops when it reaches to 40% on every roms and kernel!!!

it is like this that when battery percentage is under 40% it drains super extremely fast even w/o any usage to nearly zero ( in about 20 min ) of course some times it even does not get to 20% and phone shutdown!!!!!

i also calibrate battery but no success .

( my battery usage above 40% is normal and i get nearly 3+ hours screen on with moderate usage but it sucks below 40%)

any help/suggestion/etc is welcome.

thanks in advance

edit: screen shot added

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i notice several nearly same topic but no one exactly mentioned to my issue so i created a separate thread

sorry for spamming
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] desktopfusion:
Do you have consistent network signal throughout the day? Just saying as 40% may have been reached by the time you get back home, for example.

Have you checked if your phone wakes up too often - triggered by some application?

(Further to above example, perhaps some location based applications starting up?)

A screenshot of battery usage would be nice.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aidinvm_ultimate:
no in every time, every where it is the same

i also monitor battery with better battery and there is no such culprit

as soon as my battery get to 40% period i'll take screen shots

thanks bro
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aidinvm_ultimate:
screen shots added to the OP

any help? solution?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] najaboy:
When you say you "calibrate" your battery, what exactly do you mean? If it's wiping battery stats, that has nothing to do with anything even remotely related to battery charge or indication.

From the screenshot you posted, it looks as though your screen is constantly on. That's another tangent, though.

You'll need to try a factory reset, but be advised you'll lose your data. If that doesn't fix it, then you're likely looking at a bad battery.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aidinvm_ultimate:
I did calibration cycle correctly

But issue still present in all roms including cm10, minco, etc with all kernels
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] najaboy:
It really bears mentioning that there's no user calibration of the battery. Anyways, if this is happening regardless of rom, then you're looking at it being defective hardware. You'd want to first try a new battery. If it still exhibits the same symptoms, the problem would be the phone itself.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] desktopfusion:
You could try and rest the phone (switch wifi off, screen off and keep phone unused), and see if the drop is still drastic after say 50%.

Tried the ZenSeries v8/9 too? I had good battery times with that, close to 4 hours screen time with 25% remaining.

Do check what month the battery was manufactured on, and if it's a recent manufacture month, it may be faulty.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anewbieuser:
I have the same problem too with my Yakju. I am using stock ROM updated to JB 4.2.1 manually. Battery drops dramatically from 40% when sitting idle.
[Nexus S General] mrengineer:
i tried to root my nexus to install custom rom, but i got stuck at the root part.

now when i tried to enter "recovery", my nexus shows the android robot lying down, his stomach showing a brick, and a "X" on top.

any help?
[Nexus S General] digitalguy13:
So did u manage to install CWM or are you having trouble at the first step of unlocking the bootloader?
[Nexus S General] mrengineer:
it's ok now, i prayed and it worked. :fingers-crossed:
[Nexus S General] digitalguy13:
Glad to know that it all worked out for you. Now enjoy the custom ROM's that are out here!
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] kimerika:
is merruk2.5 support this script,

ill tried this for 5 times but i have no luck,,,

i have no link2sd or anything about something2d,,

any1 have any idea,,

i been tried this for repencis ROM and KERNEL i was very successeful,,

but merruk gave me a BANGHEAD!!!
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] DennisFrea:
No, I have tried it on merruk kernel and doesn't work. Hm, the kernel that support that script is repencis's kernel, so you can made it works. I also have tried on stock+repencis kernel and works perfectly. So you may to use repencis's kernel if you want to make the script works.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] kimerika:
capt. please close,, tnx
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] Samuel IP:
"system uid inconsistent please wipe your data partition" at start and all apps fc
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] gallwapa:
I have been using [ROM] SGT7+CM10+Cherry Picks,By meghd00t. New 24/11 Multitouched! on my wife's 16gb nook for a bit over a month and really like the results. I wanted to give it a go on two new 8GB NT's that are in the mail but I saw that very few ROMs were actually supported. Is the warning thread just drastically out of date? Others seem to have had success with 8GB and that ROM, but there are 68 pages to look through.

Thanks in advance!

-Atum
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] warlordm59:
I have the same question

I am running CM7 on a Nook Color, but have picked up 2 NT8's and am trying to figure out what to use.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] SlowCobra96:
The real problem is that each device seems to have a mind of its own. Some 8GB work fine some don't. However the same applies to 16gb versions also. Some refuse to boot from SD without being plugged in.

To break out my geek hat, and because I'm having a BSG marathon, basically the nooks act like different versions of skin job cylons.

Sent from my CM 10 SD nook tablet. Thanks devs.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] systems6:
This is a good rom..im currently using it on my NT

[ROM] CM7 8GB &16GB Compatible Beta for the Nook Tablet..,

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1481826
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] mogators1:
I'm in the same boat coming over from the Color. My 8GB NT should be here next week. I have been running CM10 on the Color but am leaning at going with the CM7 mentioned above initially on the NT. I'm very confused with all the warnings the OP mentioned but seem to see people running many different roms on the 8gb NT. I'm also confused by the firmware updates for 5 touch and 10 touch and how that affects what roms and recovery options you will then work. I'm not even sure why I would need more than 2 touch. Hopefully we can get some updated guidance on this thread.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] systems6:
what are the specs on the NEW NT your going to get???

well what are the specs on the NEW NT your going to get..(is it rooted?If so, does it have a rom already flashed on it? If so, what rom?and what recovery is it running?) dont tell us about the NC cuz that would be on another forum.

If the nook tablet is stock then you have nothing to worry about.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] mogators1:
The one I'm getting is factory refurbished through B&N. Only reason I mentioned the NC was so that you knew I had some experience with rooting/flashing, but far from an expert.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] systems6:
Mogators1

I just read my previous post and I sounded like a jerk...didn't mean for it to sound that way...I would like to apologize (sorry bro)...but on the other hand If you're coming from stock none of that (firmware,5 touch stuff) shouldn't effect you....
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] troy9829:
8Gb NT options

I just recently purchased 2 8GB NTs during the Black Friday rush and from what I've seen there are several good options(roms) that work with our model. They typically spell it out in the 1st post, but sometimes you have to skim through all the posts to find the one where someone asks the question directly. I haven't delved into the touch(2/5) issue much, but it seems like some games are designed to utilize the 5 touch feature. I came across an app paired with one of the roms that tells you whether you're at the 2 touch or 5 touch firmware and then will potentially give you the option to upgrade on the spot...pretty painless.
[Nexus 4 General] Fataldesain:
I really don't ever see this changing because google will never take control of their product. But over the past few weeks I have been noticing that the only phones people really know about are the iphone and samsung s3. Like if i tell people about what a nexus is and why it's better they just look at me crazy like I'm trying to pitch them and I'm the one out of touch.

Google releases a 300 dollar phone that is hard to order, on half the carriers,lacks storage and LTE and they this is going to work. It makes me sick that touchwiz is the face of android. I wonder how google feels about this.
[Nexus 4 General] n7of9:
I don't really care much what stupid people think :) my phone's awsome, wooohooo

n7'd from my n7
[Nexus 4 General] Leandros_Ger:
Google is new to the hardware market. Sure, they sold already 4 Nexus devices, but the Nexus One, Nexus S and Galaxy Nexus are developer / nerd / android lover devices and not a device for everyone like the Nexus 4.

Google made mistakes, though. Really bad mistaked. The ordering is bad, no 32 GB Nexus 4, Android 4.2 is bad and create weird issues. I hope a 4.2.1 update will come soon and fix the problems with my Nexus 4 (USB OTG, Random ANRs, Touchscreen Sensivity).
[Nexus 4 General] mrbkkt1:
Samsung spent a ton on marketing. They deserve to get some fruit from their labors.
[Nexus 4 General] PikkonX:
Remember when HTC was the face of Android? Remember when Sense (not the Windows version) was first unveiled along with the HTC Hero? How about the Evo and it's massive (at the time) 4.3in screen? Samsung being in the spotlight now only pushes the other manufacturers to work harder on their new devices and marketing schemes. The other big Android companies will also get their time to shine at some point, but that's not what the Nexus line is about. The Nexus line is really built for Devs, people like us who frequent XDA, and for Google to set the standard for what OEMs should strive for.
[Nexus 4 General] Venekor:
Nope.

Samsung have amazing build quality, some people don't like plastic but the build quality is second to none. The amount of sales and the few returns they have proves this and Apple don't choose Samsung to make the insides of their products because they suck.

Also TouchWiz is great, I don't see why people hate on it so much. Samsung make their phones easy to load new roms, they don't try to stop you from doing it like some. Also when I try to go back to stock Android after using TouchWiz.... I can't because stock Android, even 4.2 is missing so many amazing features. I mean the Note 2's Pen functionality and the PiP and multiple windows is worth TouchWiz alone.
[Nexus 4 General] LenAsh:
Pointless thread - nothing to do with the Nexus 4

Should be in the Android forum
[Nexus 4 General] MisakaImouto:
About as much as I care that Microsoft is the face of the operating system market.

The general population can keep using what they want, there is always going to be power users who want to tweak and automate everything they can to work best for them.

I'll happily use my AOSP ROMs and Gentoo while the general population happily uses Touchwiz and Windows.
[Nexus 4 General] Alexander DeLarge:
People need to stop saying that the Nexus line is for developers and geeks. That really hasn't been true for years now. That ended when carriers started selling Nexus branded phones in retail stores and online (pretty much since the Nexus S). The Galaxy Nexus was just some weird "Galaxy S II.5" phone offering the stock experience and the Nexus S was the precursor to the Galaxy S II.
[Nexus 4 General] crachel:
This is the Nexus 4 General forum, for news, tips, guides, howtos, etc relating to LG & Google's Nexus 4.

Closed
[Off-topic] d3adly:
I do not know now where and to whom to ask .. I know that you are well informed and interested in good and useful things ...

So .. Can you help me with this I find a program to translate foreign languages ​​speech.

Sample no problem to translate a song released by youtube or movie that no subtitles. and so forth.

It would be great if you have some to share it ... DEV or possibly someone to make it.

I did not know where to put my question .. I apologize for this if it is not in the correct section.
[Off-topic] XxKU134xX:
Google translate......?
[Off-topic] d3adly:
no no .. May you misunderstood me.

running a program and it starts to translate your speech in the language you've entered. something like google voice for android but i search for windows 7
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] goliat88:
Hello, Our i9000 and i9001 do not have any led that could notify about sms/missed calls im just wondering is there an aplication or setting that can notify by sound or vibr. about missing call and message. I am using CM9 so there is mby some option that do that and i do not know about it. Could you help me?
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gigel87:
Maybe the developers who now with what it is eating Linux can try to port to us something beautifull like http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefoxos/ :D

I dont know linux and dont have any ideea about developing , it is only a dream to run this on my wildfire :D

seems that developers from nexus , G2 and Desire Z has a working port (maybe more didnt try to shearch only what i see on google first pages)
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mubz_C:
Looks wicked. I would like to see this on our wildfires

Maybe this would help: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1908008

However the only one that I have found is this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1814302, so maybe wait a while for it to be ported to lower end phones.
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gigel87:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1796960 Htc hero ; dream (not fully boot but it is a start)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1879508 Htc wildfire s (maybe some dev can talk about this and toghether make a working os)
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lesicnik1:
There's a fully booting version of it for the Galaxy Nexus. You could try asking that dev for some help :)
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gigel87:
I don`t know linux , developing ,etc. For 2 months i was trying to make my own AOSP rom but after a lot of problem i just tell my self f**k linux , f**k developing , i`m not just a kid who play with pc and wish to learn to make something good , i have a stressful job so my free time it is very limited . Here it is old dev how know how to make good roms , i just give them some information for developing something special :D maybe they read and give a try ;)
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] giociampa:
I fear - given that the browser crashed on my Wildfire because of a possible firmware issue - that the OS will fail the same way.

That said... I haven't tried the browser for quite a while, so a fix may have been found in recent times.

Fingers crossed... :)
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hcasquet:
This would be cool!

Just as our wildfires are low range being armv6 only...

Fingers crossed too... :D
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DizturbedOne:
NS4G

Will boot to fastboot and recovery

CWMR Touch 6.0.1.0

Situation:

My device started bootlooping after about a week of random restarts and freezes. I had just flashed BlackBean and now this, so I decided I was just going to flash a new ROM/Kernel combo. I remembered someone saying I should format /system to install the specific ROM, but I'm fairly sure I formatted /boot along with it, like an idiot. FYI - Fast Charge and a build.prop tweak to set permissions on boot was enabled when this happened. So then I try and flash a new ROM/Kernel combo to fix my bootloop and it wouldn't read the sdcard afterwards. Now it boots straight to fastboot everytime. Toolkit seems to be able to do some things via USB control like reboot the bootloader, but it does not detect an ADB device when I run the driver check or try to restore my CWM backup. I ran the stock+unroot option in Toolkit (was going to send it in thinking the sdcard thing was hardware at first) and it seemed to have went through the whole process correctly... Until the end when it did not reboot automatically like it should have. After doing this, I now get "STANDARD_SET_CONFIGURATION" on the phone when I insert the USB cord while in fastboot. It did not do this before, whether it is the new cord or the flash I do not know. My old cord WAS having problems with data though.

Problem:

I now have no USB debug or SDcard functionality. I assume because of missing files on /boot. I can mount nothing (except cache, but the PC doesn't recognize) without getting a "can't mount" error. This puts a serious dent in my novice ability to fix it. Anything in Toolkit that runs via ADB commands doesn't seem to work properly because it says the device is not in debug mode. PDAnet USB Drivers seemed to install without a hitch and device is recognized on my PC.

Errors:

When trying to mount ANYTHING except the cache while in CWM, I only get: "E:/ Can't mount /sdcard/".

If I try to mount USB storage I get: "E:/ Unable to write to ums lunfile (No such file or directory)Error mounting /sdcard!"

If I try to run any one click methods that use ADB I get: "Daemon not running* No ADB device detected. Make sure you have debugging enabled on your phone"

The log in CWM recovery always shows: "I: Set boot command "" failed to open /sys/class/android_usb/android0/state: No such file or directory" over and over (as many times as I tried to mount something while in recovery for that session)

Questions:

Do you think USB Fast Charge or having the build.prop tweaks enabled could have done something to USB debug? Is there a way to at least just fix the USB Debug problem? Am I correct in assuming that wiping the /system along with the /boot folder is what caused me to not be able to mount the /sdcard to flash another ROM? Is there a way to push the files I need onto the device to restore sdcard function and flash another zip?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DizturbedOne:
Also, what fastboot do I need to be in to do the StockROM+Unroot method in the Toolkit? I have two. Only hold Vol Up/Power takes me to "FASTBOOT". Holding both Volumes+Power puts me into "FASTBOOT - NO BOOT OR RECOVERY IMG"

What is the difference?

I only ask because the Toolkit wants me to hold both volumes and up to get into bootloader mode, but they describe a big green "Start" with an android lying on it's back, mine does not look like that. It simply looks like regular fastboot, but says "FASTBOOT - NO BOOT OR RECOVERY IMG" instead.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DJBhardwaj:
It seems you messed with the ROM zip with some tool. Sorry could read your lengthy post completely.

I just want to know one thing clearly, what is the problem basically? where are you stuck?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DizturbedOne:
Edit - Made it as concise as I could, hope it helps. Sorry for length.

Basically, the phone has a formatted /boot, /data, /sdcard, /system, dalvik cache, and I can't seem to use any of the flashing tools via Toolkit in Fastboot mode because the Toolkit says it "cannot find ADB device" please enable "debug" mode. Even when I run the driver check, it says ADB Device Not Found. Though I do have some control of the device via USB (I can use Toolkit to soft reboot from the bootloader) telling me my drivers are probably OK? I couldn't flash any ROM zips (or anything, even backups on the device) because I lost /sdcard functionality.

After a bunch of reading last night, it seems I want to Push a backup of /system and /boot onto the device, which should then restore USB functionality and allow me to flash a ROM... Right?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DJBhardwaj:
Your storage memory is completely inaccessible?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DizturbedOne:
Yes, no way to access it via CWM. ADB stuff does not work either. It seems Fastboot stuff DOES. I would like to find a boot.img and system.img to flash via Toolkit (I believe toolkit uses fastboot or odin for these) to see if that would work for me. Any ideas?

It seems like the easy nature of unlocking, rooting, and customizing this phone leads to less of these kind of discussions, I can usually find many files and discussions pertaining to this for HTC phones, but never for this phone.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DizturbedOne:
My bootloader version is KE1, but my baseband version is LF2, makes no sense to me.

The KE1 bootloader was when I was on ICS, but the LF2 baseband was from Jellybean... wth?

Do you think the time I flashed "stock+unroot" on the toolkit that it only partially took? (I did try to back it up to ICS because the Jellybean download didn't work). It seemed as if it flashed everything via fastboot, but never restarted at the end and still won't boot when done.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bamamac82:
same problem kinda

i am having the same problem as this with my nexus. mine started after i downloaded Jellybean.it worked fine for about 1 month. i had changed nothing but when i would change my battery or restart my phone it would get stuck at the google screen every now and then, then it started more often. i could normally pull the battery and restart it and it would work after a couple of times doing that. but now this last time i tried that the phone wouldnt go past google screen at all. i can access my clockwork mods recovery but when i try to install zip from sd i get the error cant load sd i have tried everything i know and cant get nothing to work. please help. i miss my nexus this prevail is too slow and small...
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] polobunny:
Your drivers don't seem to be installed properly.

Get that right, then you can reflash your recovery via fastboot, then you can mount your usb and transfer anything (rom kernel gapps etc etc)

Edit: oh and Bamamac82, that's not the same problem at all. Create a topic of your own.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DizturbedOne:
@ polobunny - There is no way for me to install them more properly if I can't go into debug mode to install them though... I wiped out ALL drivers and manually reinstalled the drivers from PDAnet that had previously worked perfectly on my device. But now it never installs as Nexus S, only as Samsung ADB Interface or some such. I've tried it with PDAnet drivers and the Samsung drivers and have followed every driver install guide on the web... Any other suggestions on how to do this properly? I was even thinking of installing a Google SDK just to see if the drivers would work better...

@ Bamamac82 - Yes, that is pretty much the exact same problem, with the exception of the fact that you didn't wipe the /boot partition as I did. But yeah, I installed a JB ROM, it got a few random restarts, froze up twice, then one morning got stuck in a bootloop after I pulled the battery on a freeze up. Not having a working USB cord at the time botched me, because I couldn't get my drivers reliably installed before anything happened, I was using AirDroid because my OEM cable wasn't working with data reliably.

I totally thought the sdcard problem was because I formatted /boot in a hasty ROM flash though. Could I be wrong here?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] polobunny:
When you're in fastboot mode on your phone, on your windows PC point the unknown device or the device with an exclamation/question mark to the path where the .inf for the drivers are located. If it still doesn't detect it, you can always try and force it to install a certain device (adb debug bridge or something of the sort).

Once that is done as I said you won't have any problem fastboot'ing to your phone and doing the other steps. Windows drivers and especially the adb drivers can be finnicky.

Your SDcard problem has nothing to do with the fact your formatted boot partition though, those are not linked.

Edit: Oh and I know there is some people, namely with NS4Gs, that had issues with the drivers. I believe for some reason there's some missing IDs in the inf making it impossible to install automatically. Forcing it should work though.