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[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] OmarBizreh:
Good to know everything is going great. :D

By the way the Linux kernel update version 3.0.72 is out, I'm just re-organizing my repo and will be updating to official 3.3 tomorrow hopefully :)

I just need lots of time for uploading, I have an uploading speed of 50KB/s (good thing download speed is 200KB/s or else I would just give up on using internet :p )
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] itachilinux:
add some tweak for battery life and performance, please

it's will be awesome :D
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] -shaMe-:
It's already tweaked bro check it out it's so smooth with hotplug + sio..

Testing dyninteractive + sio now..

I'm a gamer and i'm pretty much satisfied with this kernel's performance :good:

SlimCM + linaro is the best cm combination so far :D
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] gigermunit:
It seems as though my kernel is constantly running at 1ghz, should I reflash the kernel and root file again?
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Hyperionas:
Thank you soooo much Dev!!

We are looking forward to any updates, for this awesome kernel!!

Excellent work!! Keep it up!!
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] mirost1:
Deep, can i ask - does this kernel include elf. support?
[HTC Sensation] BADroid-z:
hello everyone

i have a rooted sensation xe

every time i flash a sense 4 rom

the wifi just doesnt work

is there any way to fix it

pkease help

regards
[HTC Sensation] ashkan-khatar:
hello,

You're s-on, enable smart flash in advanced menu in 4ext or clockworkmod then flash the ROM immediately. But if you don't want to do this everytime flashing a new ROM, just turn s-off.

:)

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That pretty "Thanks" button's waiting for U, in case I helped :P

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[HTC Sensation] BADroid-z:
thanx i will try that
[HTC Sensation] BADroid-z:
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[HTC Sensation] BADroid-z:
hey man

i did all what u adviced ... now i can turn wifi on/off ... mac adress shows up ... but no ip adress ... and the major bug is that it cant see avilable connections

is there a way to fix this !!?

please help

thanx alot

regards
[HTC Sensation] BADroid-z:
and yes i am s-on ... everytime i seek for s-off methods it shows the wire trick method which freaks me out :/
[HTC Sensation] ashkan-khatar:
Aha, so you do need wifix manager.

Download and install wifix manager and reboot.

Done.

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[HTC Sensation] BADroid-z:
i downloaded the wifix manager but i cab acitviatevit. .. evwrytime i enter the code it says wrong im code !!!
[HTC Sensation] rhishavphukan:
Join the club.

Been stuck with the WiFi error for almost a year now. Check out all threads relating the error.

Try flashing the boot.img from the rom manually, I guess wifix didn't work for you with an invalid code. Try deleting the wpa supplicant file in data/misc/wifi.

Also try flasing a custom kernel.

I've tried em all even most RUU's with GB and ICS but all in vain.

So be careful with all this as it might permanently screw with the WiFi as it did for me.

Also read the thread about the hardware issue and fix for it with heating the flex board.
[HTC Sensation] ashkan-khatar:
If it says wrong code, be sure that it is. :)

"in my opinion" If wifi did not work, it would have one of these features:

1. It does not turn on, stuck on a "Turning WiFi on..." loop;

2. It gets back to "off" status as soon as you tap to turn it on;

3. It turns on, but finds no network;

4. It turns on and finds networks, but when you enter the password of one of them, saves it, but saying "Not in range" and you are not able to connect at all.

By the way, BEWARE THAT YOU WOULD NOT TURN THE PHONE OFF OR REBOOT IT WHILE WIFI IS ON.

But if you are sure that it is true, then flash a custom kernel and remove and re-install wifix WHILE WIFI IS OFF and then reboot.

Keep in touch

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[HTC Sensation] BADroid-z:
thanx man i flashed a stock kernel and it fully worked... thanx alot u r the best ;)
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] ivosat:
Try to find (download) another .ftf file. I believe yours is corrupted.

Or try repair trough SUS if your BL is locked.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] mihahn:
But in the last step it has flashed successfully, so can you still boot your phone? :)

24/038/2013 03:38:53 - INFO - Device connected in flash mode
24/039/2013 03:39:05 - INFO - Selected Xperia Mini (ST15i)_4.0.2.A.0.42_CE.ftf
24/039/2013 03:39:05 - INFO - Preparing files for flashing
24/039/2013 03:39:06 - INFO - Please connect your device into flashmode.
24/039/2013 03:39:07 - INFO - Opening device for R/W
24/039/2013 03:39:07 - INFO - Reading device information
24/039/2013 03:39:07 - INFO - Phone ready for flashmode operations.
24/039/2013 03:39:07 - INFO - Current device : ST15i - BX902KEHSE - 1249-6223_R3D - 1244-2098_4.0.2.A.0.42 - WORLD-i_4.0.2.A.0.42
24/039/2013 03:39:07 - INFO - Start Flashing
24/039/2013 03:39:07 - INFO - Processing loader
24/039/2013 03:39:07 - INFO - Checking header
24/039/2013 03:39:07 - INFO - Flashing data
24/039/2013 03:39:09 - INFO - Loader : S1_Loader_Root_773f - Version : R4A066 / Bootloader status : ROOTED
24/039/2013 03:39:10 - INFO - Processing kernel.sin
24/039/2013 03:39:10 - INFO - Checking header
24/039/2013 03:39:10 - INFO - Flashing data
24/039/2013 03:39:12 - INFO - Processing fota0.sin
24/039/2013 03:39:12 - INFO - Checking header
24/039/2013 03:39:12 - INFO - Flashing data
24/039/2013 03:39:12 - INFO - Processing fota1.sin
24/039/2013 03:39:12 - INFO - Checking header
24/039/2013 03:39:12 - INFO - Flashing data
24/039/2013 03:39:13 - INFO - Processing adsp.sin
24/039/2013 03:39:13 - INFO - Checking header
24/039/2013 03:39:13 - INFO - Flashing data
24/039/2013 03:39:16 - INFO - Processing amss.sin
24/039/2013 03:39:16 - INFO - Checking header
24/039/2013 03:39:16 - INFO - Flashing data
24/039/2013 03:39:25 - INFO - Processing amss_fs.sin
24/039/2013 03:39:25 - INFO - Checking header
24/039/2013 03:39:25 - INFO - Flashing data
24/039/2013 03:39:25 - INFO - Processing system.sin
24/039/2013 03:39:25 - INFO - Checking header
24/039/2013 03:39:25 - INFO - Flashing data
24/040/2013 03:40:26 - INFO - Ending flash session
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] userX.x:
Apk for defy?
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hackergnome:
it's paid so no apk on xda! and its for touchwiz only right?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] luchos297:
Hi to all, my problem is the following one. I've a Samsung Galaxy S2 and 2 months ago my original battery is coming up fat (Physical dimensions) and the charge was minimun until the back battery cover doesn't fit on phone. The solution was replace the battery for another one almost original (no original from Samsung, is too expensive in Argentina).

From here, i had so much problems with the battery comsuption. The charge only last 16 hours and the phone shutdown.. The comsuption really decrease too fast and it's is very nuisance. When the charge coming up to 45%, the screen has flahses of light for sectors and shutdown immediately. Then, when i connect the phone with the wall charger, show me the charging and its percent is more than 25%, is so rare..

In other words, with 45% of battery the phone shutdown and must charge it to the wall, when, obviously, the battery doesn't uncharged completely.

Besides, the performance of phone is to slow, when come in the settings menu, take 2-3 seconds to show me the list of options, and this delay is in almost all of daily uses, is very sad. :(

I'ts necessary to clarify that i already flash with anothers ROMs (Jelly Bean Oficial has the poor performance of all others) with WIPE included. Besides, i used various CWM scripts to realize full class of wipe process but the problem is continuos happening ... :(

When i was using Ice Cream Sandwich i don't have this problems..

What is the problem here? What can i do to resolve this?

Thanks in advance :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bence.bence2:
Firstly, you should check the voltage with an app. For eg Gsam Battery monitor.

I have my original samsung battery, and here, the app shows 4,193v at full chagre.

This app can also calculate remaining time, and monitoring apps eating too much power :)

Try it! As you mentioned, you wiped everyting many times... I hope you did battery calibration too!

If you find out that, the voltage is lower at 100%, than you have to buy another battery :(
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gastonw:
You can thank Cristina for that generic battery Lucho.

Anyway, tried going back to ICS to see if the issue persists?

My guess is on the battery, where did you get the phone? if the battery got swollen then you should go out there and claim a faulty battery.

Of course, you'll need to go carrier-baranded-stock to do that.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] luchos297:
Hi, i don't like the actual goverment :(.

Y downloaded that battery tool and the voltage is 4,178v, is that ok? Never touch it, i was flashed the phone some many times and voltage tool it's integrated in the ROM, but never use it..

This app say me that the "health" of battery is good. The phone buy to one person that get phones of Asia and it's unbranded. The phone works ok until that problem appears :(.

For me, the problem is in the ROM, it's handle wrong the comsuption of battery. I'll download another ICS ROM and test!

As soon as possible i'll answer to us!!

Thanks! :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gastonw:
My remark about Cristina was meant to be read like this : "Agradecele a Cristina por esa bateria trucha ya que las originales salen caras al ser importadas".

Go ahead and flash ICS and see how it behaves. The safe bet will be to get the original one.

You mentioned you bought it from a guy who gets them in Asia, are you sure it's not an I9100G model?

Are you sure it's not a knock off battery?

Do you still have the swollen battery?

If so, can you post a pic of it?

Sent from the little guy
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] androo45:
Running 4.2.2 I get 9h of standby and 1h screen on at the most on a HSPA+ Galaxy Nexus using a OEM 2000mAh extended battery.

I checked wakelocks and there was nothing out of the ordinary. Anyone else getting this bad battery life?

A phone that dies half through the day with light usage is pretty much useless. (I've had to use the 1750, 2000 and the 3800 battery to come through the day.)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] akira02rex:
Depends if you have any apps syncing a lot or using the radios a lot.

Signal strength plays a big role in battery life as well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] androo45:
Only Gmail/whatsapp sync a bit, the rest is all turned of/ wifi only. Used gps maybe 20min for google maps ans public transport.

Signal strenght was mostly good with the occasional no signal, 10 min total.

Still, it shouldn't be this bad.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mixtapes08:
Try relocking your boot loader and flash a stock google img

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tonyec7:
dude mine is like that and i have no idea why. i have a brand new extended 2100maH battery, underclocked, undervolted, no sync, no bluetooth or gps, with alot of apps that i feel drain power (maps, LWP, etc.) uninstalled. most i get throughout the day is a good 8 hours with 2 hours of on screen. i text but not that much. idk. weird **** yo

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btw im using sprints galaxy nexus running the unofficial xylon, with ak diamond19 kernel, with lte off, and pie controls.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] swiftinmotion:
Same here. I'll charge my phone to 100% set it down pick it up 15 minutes later 8-11% battery gone. No GPS, screen turned down, underclocked. I don't get it. I have a Toro also.:confused:. Just have to make due I guess till I figure it out.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] skippid:
I just started using a Nexus this week. I came from a RAZR M. The first thing I noticed was the lack of battery life. I found a couple tweaks to help with this issue.

They are: disable network time and date sync, 3g only till you really need to charge through some web browsing, undervolt to 1GHz, and minimal to 383 or so. I flashed the Franco kernel and use the Wheatley governor. Auto brightness was on auto. I also have the 2100mah battery.

I can almost reach 3 hours screen time per charge. I didn't realize that's a feat so I haven't taken a screenshot. My M got around 5 hours screen time. Ugh.. But the Gnex has won me over.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] a1exus:
Try BetterBatteryStats, this will give you more information on what's going on behind basic android charts).

toro comes with 1850mAh battery(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dschreiber69:
Something is definitely wrong bro... I have the same gsm model with the stock battery. With light usage I can easily go about 36 hours off the charger with 3 hours screen time. Sync with Gapps, Facebook, Keep, Drop box, Google +

Something is Jacked up somewhere...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] namtombout:
Use trickster mod to see if your device is deep sleeping. I've had deep sleep issues on 4.2.2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Wh1t3Rose:
And if you undervolt too much it will actually destroy your battery life

Toro | Xylon | Diamond
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] androo45:
My device is deep sleeping fine, it is really a 3G/data issue. On wifi I can get 4h screen on and days of standby, no problem. But on mobile data my battery just evaporates in thin air.

I think the real problem is the 3G radio power management, that was excellent on 4.0 or 4.1 (never had issues) but on 4.2 it is outrageous.

The thing is, on wifi (home/work/...) I have the possibility to charge my phone. If I'm on HSPA+, I haven't.

My stats on wifi at the moment: 2h standby, 35min screen on 89% left.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fieldside:
Select 2G only if you do not really need 3G or LTE for phone and data! For simple phone calls or texting, the quality is not much different between 2G, 3G or LTE. In fact, in my city, there is more 2G than 3G and LTE transmissions.

It will at lease save you 30% battery.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] androo45:
I can put my phone on 2G only, but than I can't search something when I'm on a call, get delayed sms (really noticable). Not mentioning 2G is a pain in the ass, even for IM and email.

And constantly switching between 2G and 3G is also not a good option for battery life. Turning LTE off on a maguro won't do anything. ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Soldier 2.0:
It doesn't matter how many features you turn off, battery life will not improve. Your phone will become a dumbphone and it will still die on you. I recommend to stop turning on the screen constantly and use it lightly. The screen used on this device is not efficient at all. I hope the next Nexus greatly improves on battery life or I'm switching to something else.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] madd0g:
+1

Android OS is high, BBS will tell you what it is, it's usually a kernel wakelock. Also if you don't use Maps, disable it, because since they brought the offline prefetching, it starts services like mad and runs in BG. Android AOSP has it's own location services and MapView, so you won't loose that.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 2ksilverbullet:
My phone has become almost unusable after receiving the 4.2.2 update (on Verizon, totally stock phone). Battery has gotten as hot as 113F at times, and I can watch it decrease 1% at a time very quickly...

BBS keeps pointing to Exchange. I removed the account the first day and added it back in and that seemed to have helped initially but now is no longer the case. I haven't wiped the phone in over a year plus so this is my next step.

Is there any way to see what apps were recently updated?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] N1ck93:
Same battery problems for me (maguro). Not long ago I could use the phone for around 48 hours without charging, and suddenly one day to another it all changed and is drained within 9 - 10 hours. I have tried everything:

- monitoring with betterbatterystats (nothing out of the ordinary),

- tried different roms (including stock 4.0, 4.1),

- tried monitoring with betterbatterystats without any apps installed (disbled google apps to prevent syncing), without wifi / 3g / location services / NFC etcetera, even without sim card. --> No big battery draining wakelocks.

- tried different kernels

- tried new battery

- checked if phone was going into deep sleep (did that fine)

All without any impact, the battery life is still very bad (easily draining 5+ % per hour, if it is on standby all the time).

I'm starting to think it might be a hardware problem, I don't know what to do anymore without sending it back for warranty.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AuroEdge:
3 initial things I always look for when diagnosing somebody's battery woes:

1) Have you loaded (adb then fastboot) the totally stock nexus images from Google's website? At least for 3 days and no additional apps installed

2) How old and what is the usage of your OEM battery? If you're using a 3rd party battery who knows what will happen

3) What's your signal strength like in your daily travels? Bad signal will eat your battery almost as much as screen time

If you still have bad battery after thinking about those 3 questions then you have a unique situation. Otherwise, your problem might be simpler than it seems
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] biscuitownz:
IMO, turning off gps/wifi etc doesn't really help with battery life, at most 1-2%. Usually what causes battery to drain faster is when apps prevent the phone from sleeping, or if they're constantly running in the background.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Razorblood:
Yes I agree I don't think you should turn off features in order to extend battery life.

I have been getting 2.5-3 hours of on screen time on my GSM Nexus and finally got a 3800 Hyperion Extended Battery. I get double the battery life.

I wish manufacturers would use larger batteries. The Note 2 has fantastic battery as well as the RAZR HD line.

I want to use my phone for what I need to do and not worry about my phone dying.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 2ksilverbullet:
Wiping the phone has me loving this thing all over again. Huge improvement, temps are back down to normal, battery seems to be doing good so far. It seems wicked fast to, guess I got used to it slowing down over the last year.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mobilephone2003:
It is what it is

After flashing all sorts of ROMS and tweaks and purchasing an external battery to improve battery life, I've come to the conclusion that the device is just too draining for the battery it has.

But I knew this before I bought it so i was aware that there would be issues.

Next mobile I get will be one thats reviewed to have great battery life out of the gate (I hear the Note II is a good bet)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] androo45:
1) Stock Image = crappy battery life on 3G, pretty damn good on wifi (as is the same with custom rom)

2) year old 2000mAh OEM, 1750 stock does the same

3) Mostly fine (3 bars or above), if i'm travelling (1h/day) then it occasionally drops to no signal (train) but that is the minority of the time (5min or so)

A ful day on wifi gets me good results, HSPA+ is a gigantic drainer.

Conclusion: WIFI= good, HSPA+= dead battery before you know it
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jboz:
Hey all,

I have developed a crazy battery problem over this weekend. Running a takju stock 4.2.2 and never have had battery problems in the past. Historically I have run all typical heavy battery draw apps all "ON" like GPS and position tracking in Maps, and Email, FB and Twitter syncing, etc. without any problem. Battery life, while not excellent would regularly last a whole day.

On Sunday my phone just ran out of battery. Same today. Within a couple of hours it was down from a full charge reboot to 10%. It was running hot and the main culprit was the Maps application hogging almost 50% of the battery. As a result I would doubt it is a physical problem with the battery. It has to be related with the Maps app. I will download the BetterBatteryStats app and see what it tracks.

I can't explain why the problem would be triggered on Sunday. I am running the latest Map apk 6.14.3 updated 10 days ago and was running fine over the past 10 days until yesterday. In the meanwhile, I turned off the location tracking in the Maps settings and reverted to the 6.14.2 version and still had the same drainage issue.

Any ideas? Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] madd0g:
Without BBS, no one can know.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jboz:
Last night I loaded BBS and it has consistently tracked Google products as being the culprits. This morning Location Services and Maps were going at it neck to neck, but usually the Maps use is worse. The device seems to be staying awake all the time, even when it should be in "sleep" mode.

This afternoon, I turned off all location services via the Android master settings and most Google services appear to have stopped taking up resources, but the device is still running hot and burning through the battery. It seems the device remains constantly awake and it is sometimes laggy since the processor is running. BBS is showing "Awake" at 100% even though the phone is in "sleep" mode, and in partial wakeclocks it shows a Google Plus related Alarm Manager taking up 40% of the power, which seems weird.

Is it time to wipe the phone and reflash the 4.2.2 ROM? Could the simple answer be that something got corrupted a few days ago when this started, although I cant understand why?

Any thoughts are appreciated.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] madd0g:
So far I've seen, no. Do you actually use Maps regularly ? If not, I highly recommend to just disable it, it's a turd for the battery usage (it mostly started after the offline map saving feature)and you won't loose the location services, it'll use the AOSP service instead, apps which use MapView won't be affected either, since they update the MapView with GCS now. The battery life will be a lot better.

You can easily disable it in the App info, try

it out for a day.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jboz:
Thanks so much for your quick reply. I do use the Maps app regularly, but it is not critical. Like I previously stated, I typically leave every location sending ... syncing ... battery using app and service ON, and have never had a problem over the past year that I've had the Nexus. All of a sudden the device is working nonstop. It may be that another small app is requesting use of the services that are constantly running, but I did not make any changes over the weekend. Even plugged in, the phone can barely increase the charge. It takes much longer to fully charge than before because something is keeping the processor going.

I will try your suggestion, and it may resolve the immediate problem, but I may just have to flash the ROM. Why would not others have similar problems if it was a new app update that caused all this?

Thanks again.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nigelw:
I've been having OK battery life on my stock nexus for some time, was using Juice Defender for a while but switched to Deep Sleep Battery Saver about 2 weeks ago. But mine too has suddenly started draining very quickly. Yesterday it went from 100% to 5% in under 4 hours, and for at least 2 hours it was in Aircraft mode. I have Better Battery Stats running also, but that is currently showing me nothing at all. Very confused at the moment!