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[Motorola Atrix 2] turffe:
Project is abandoned

I'm sorry to say this but I'm leaving this project.

It seems I couldn't get logcat to boot this ROM on ICS kernel. You could install this ONLY on 4.1.2 kernel. I'm bussy now and I don't want to spend all my free time to boot this. There is enough 4.4.x Custom ROMs for this.

If somebody want to continue this project - you're free to do it - all files are in the OP.

Second, my Atrix 2 is broken, well it's not fully destroyed, only SIM reader is broken, so it wont get any signal. I don't want to buy board replacement. If I will boot this ROM I can't test network on it.

By the way I got new device - Moto G XT1032 16GB, so I don't think I will come to this project.

Thank you all A2 community for helping keeping this device alive.
[Motorola Atrix 2] sameerm02:
Thanks turffe for your contribution :good: :good:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] chrislatham08:
:confused:why does my att skyrocket try to reboot over and over after flashing liquidsmooth jb rom
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] jd1639:
Could be a stuck power button. Does it do it on other roms? If it's only this rom try to re-flash it doing a clean install.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] lajeune1969:
I'm having the same problem even after reflashing. Any fix for this?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] jd1639:
It's probably a stuck power button. Take the battery out and then put it back in. If it tries to boot right away it's a stuck button. You can try to clean it or have it replaced.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] lajeune1969:
Thanks. I'll give it a try.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] lajeune1969:
I replaced the power button in like 10 minutes and it worked great.

Thanks.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] asf1187:
since miui has been ported to the international s4, will we see it for verizon any time soon?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] saul1991:
i was going to say someone is porting it to the international verison but you already know...
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] pbassjunk:
I've gone through a number of batteries and long story short, they've all sucked. Even the original stock battery was crap. I've been using this battery for almost 4 weeks and I've been getting absolutely stellar battery life. I'm well beyond that initial conditioning phase.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/2450mAH-EB6..._Cell_Phone_PDA_Batteries&hash=item4ac2c14f8b

2450mah. I'm usually skeptical of higher mah ratings as you can only cram so much juice into a given form factor, but I'm left wondering if lion chemistry has really improved this much. Ever so slightly thicker than a standard stock battery (same size as the 2100mah andida if anyone else had one), but fits the stock battery back w/ a bit of manipulation. E4GT is stock GB27 (w/ root). I'll get more screenshots now that I'm really paying attention to performance.

I'm getting consistent 4hours+ of screen on time while actively using the phone. 2 google accounts, sync enabled, no kernel tricks, 'auto' screen brightness (not lowest), haven't even disabled useless apps, etc.

Sample size will soon be 2; i've ordered a 2nd battery for my wife's phone so I'll compare once it gets here.

tldr: 4+, could probably eek out 5 hours of active screen on phone use w/ a standard size (non-ugly hump) battery.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] killerdail:
Nice I can barely get 1 hour of battery life from mine. :D
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] sanderb134:
How's the battery holding up now about 6-7 weeks since you got it? Still really good battery life? When you do about 4-5 hours of screen time how many hours of battery life are you getting? Also what rom are you on? And how does your wife's battery that you ordered compare? Sorry for the 21 questions, but thanks :)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] tkosngr:
I'm wondering this too.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] netzer119:
im also wondering if this is legit...not a bad investment for $7 but it wouldnt even be here for another month. I just got an epic 4g for $50 and am super satisfied with it (coming from the beast Note 2)...I'm actually surprised with its performance all around EXCEPT for the battery life. I do realize the battery and phone are close to 2 years old which is why im looking into a new battery.....

but really, selling my note 2 for 400 and picking this up for 50 is prob the best investment I ever made, saving my upgrade for "the next next big thing" :good:
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] shezzy69:
I'm curious as well.. OP please deliver!!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ShoePhone:
I bought 2 of these for $10 about 2 weeks ago and so far so good. With 4g, bluetooth, and gps on all day, I get about 14 hrs (with 3.5-4hrs screen time) and still have about 15% before putting it to charge. Great deal
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] shezzy69:
So you been using it for 2 weeks? Is it really a stock sized battery - will fit with otterbox? Think I might get it... 4 hours screen time is excellent
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ShoePhone:
I'm on Calks EL29, so not a JB rom, but yes 2 weeks. Its a little tight, so I took the label wrap off to save some thickness.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] organizedConfoosion:
Is it able to fit inside the phone without having to buy a replacement back?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ShoePhone:
Yes, you still use the same stock back the phone came with, its just tighter.

The only question in my mind is longevity, as I have purchased some knockoff batteries (sold as Samsung OEM with almost identical labeling as the original battery), that started to degrade within a month and now are useless except for short term emergencies.

Most people on these forums swear by Anker batteries, which I've never tried, but I still have Ferocity Mobile batteries (bought on ebay but no longer sold) which are still going strong. They just dont hold a candle to these 2450s,so they are my backup batteries now (have two Epic Touch phones in the family).

I will report back periodically on how they are performing over time.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] FuMMoD:
Would you or OP be able to do a test on those 2450 batteries that OP has? Do you have the same type of battery as OP? If so could you please run a streaming netflix 3g test on it and see how long it runs till it drains from 100 to zero. I'm a HEAVY user on my phone and that would be the closest way to gauge it to my usage even though i don't stream video all day lol. Thank you
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ShoePhone:
Yes, same battery as the OP.

Link the test and I'll try it.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] FuMMoD:
Well there's really no test link. I meant if you could just drain it under heavy usage and post a picture of the Battery usage and then the screen on time. Thanks
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ShoePhone:
I'm not a Netflix guy.

Bottom line: Its cheap and gets to you fairly quick considering China, so why not take a shot if you need a battery?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] FuMMoD:
You're right and it does fit in the original battery cover which is awesome. For the conditioning what did you do? Did you do a full discharge then recharge 6 times?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] tzzhc4:
Bought two

Figured it was worth a shot since it is so cheap.Any recommendations for methods or software to calibrate? Just charge/discharge cycles as listed above or something else?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] graydiggy:
Callibratimg doesn't do anything useful. It doesn't hurt either but it is pointless.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] FuMMoD:
How about calibrating a bigger battery? I have the QCell 4100 and I was told to calibrate it everytime I pull it off the charger at 100%.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] graydiggy:
Callibratimg does nothing for the battery. It clears the battery stats. That's it. A reboot does the same thing.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] FuMMoD:
Ah, I thought as much. Thank you.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] organizedConfoosion:
Great battery, using it now. With little-moderate use I'm getting an easy 2 days of battery out of this.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] shezzy69:
what rom or cpu tweaks are you using? governor/scheduler?

I am not getting as good of results with this battery.. one day I didnt use it at all (left it home) and it was down to 50% with about 7 hours on the battery. I use all kinds of task killers ( when screen goes off ) project x 3.0.. juice defender.. smartassv2/sio, undervolt and still this battery barely better then stock
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] organizedConfoosion:
I'm actually on the stock TW rom (4.1.2), sorry for leaving that out. Before though, I would use the stock battery (stock rom too) and hardly use at all and I would really only get about 10 hours of life which was pretty pathetic seeing as I only went back to the stock rom to get better battery life.

I haven't tried custom roms since getting this battery, but I might flash one soon or something just to see how different it'll perform.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Erusidhion:
Ordered a pair of these batteries about 3 weeks ago and got them about 1 week ago. I am running Rooted Stock GB27 and I do not run any battery saver/custom tweaking apps or anything. No custom theme, mostly stock. Initially these batteries perform really well and I accept that they may not keep that performance over a long period of time, maybe after 6 months it will be time to swap out to the second battery? We will see. I am not a heavy phone user unless I am away from home.

I am happy with my purchase for the price of these batteries. You could probably buy 4-6 of them and never have to worry about batteries until you finally upgrade down the road. Before I bought these my OEM battery would spin on the table (bloated) and instantly die at like 75% life maybe 80%; it was pretty ridiculous that I waited so long.

I recommend these for a chance that you get a good battery and not a bad one; it has been said that the seller will send you another battery if you get a bad one and you may even keep the bad one for emergency situations. You really have nothing to lose besides the low amount of investment; I have wasted money on much worse things in life haha.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Josey Wales:
Wow. . . that battery life is insane. The only thing that sucks about this is shipping which takes between 15 to 35 days. Wish I could get something like this in south east USA:rolleyes:
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] FuMMoD:
Just order it cause 15 days goes by pretty quick. By the time you get it you would have forgotten about the purchase and it's like a surprise to yourself lol. That's how i feel when i order stuff from china and I'm in south florida so you know i get the longest shipping time haha.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] noobtoob:
I bought this battery like 8 months ago. It does drain much quicker after heavy usage now, but still much better than the stock. I get like 2 hours screen on time and I live in a very low signal area. If I turn on airplane, 4-5 hours due to the not searching for signal bs I deal with on a daily... It was only $3 when I bought it. Even if it only last like 2 hours screen on time, still worth the investment. I don't understand why $7 is too hard for someone to spend when a true "replacement" is like $30. I like me some China made stuff. It is cheap, so if it don't work, you get another one and eventually will find one that does. LOL.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] montecristo1:
Based on some of the reviews here, i bought four of these batteries for me and my wife. The shipping from China was fast, about a week or so. These batteries surprised me. I got about 7 hours of normal use after a full charged and 5 with heavy use. I was currently using the extended batteries (3500 mah) with the extended back cover. I was getting about 5-7 hrs too. I almost bought s Samsung S3, but now that i don't need a fat back cover, i bought a nice case for my S2 instead. Now i have to try not to drop it due to not used to having a slim phone... Thanks to OP for recommending this seller and battery.

Update: after 2 weeks of use, i can easily reach 6-7 hours with regular use. Regular use for me is regularly checking Facebook, Reddit, ipmart, cnn, heavy texting, light talk and at least 20 minutes of TuneIn Radio. It was worth what i spent.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ShoePhone:
Almost 3 months and still going strong....screen replacement

Been on those 2450 Golds that the OP posted and still going strong. Still amazed at waking up and finding my phone still alive with battery power to spare. Even when my stock battery was 2 months old (Nov 2011), it would never survive overnight. Best $10 (two batteries) I've spent on this phone....Anyone know where to get a screen replacement? Cracked mine and wife's, plus so far not interested in S4 or bigger phone....
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] wizardknight:
So I decided to pick one of these gold batteries up too. I found that the battery would just fit in my black E4GT, but it was to large at the bottom to let my white E4GT back cover clip on properly.

The gold battery does not sit flush at the bottom like the stock battery does. I am going to guess and say it is a mm to thick (correct length and width). Almost but not quite flush. Even if the back does not fit on 100%, you would be fine if you used a case. I have not tried peeling the sticker off yet. I am sure that would help a little. You could probably polish the plastic on the battery and case to make a little more room too.

On the upside the black unit is my primary that I had planned on using it with anyway.

I know there are differences between plastic molding runs, so just a warning data point in case you have the white E4GT.

I was also surprised at how fast it showed up from china by airmail.

Otherwise I am still playing with it, and hopeful that it will have a nice real world mah capacity.

So far no regrets on spending the $7. (Not that is that big of a deal either way. My cardboard box is free to live in.)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Insane PPC:
i've just got through my first full charge, snapped some screens, but after two terrible battery's (both "offical" samsung, so they say)

and wow, this is what i needed to stave off getting a new phone

screen time was over 3 hours and that was with screen brightness max and playing lots of minecraft to stress the phone. i'll try to be back on here maybe once a month to give an update on the life of this guy...

on the plus side being that its a little thicker it makes the back nice and tight, the stock battery left it a bit loose (i have the black phone)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] fatherof4d2usc:
My wife is getting worse and worse battery life on stock. Thanks for the link. May have to try this out!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] GodspeedFx:
I just ordered one of these guys as well. I'm on my second "official" battery now and it gives me about 6 hours of life with LIGHT use. I've had this battery for less than a year. My first battery actually did well--I got 12 hours of life with around 2 hours screen on time pretty much up until the battery bulged and started shutting off my phone randomly.

I use my phone for work and as a GPS (I'm a computer/network technician) so I rely on it quite a bit and it simply dies too fast now. This thread has been the most promising out of all the new battery threads I've seen, and the fact that it works with the stock back cover is what really sealed the deal!

I'll continue with updates as well.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jahjah440:
Just got my battery yesterday. Charged it up to 100% and went off for the day. I didn't use my phone once for about 8 hours, and when I looked at my phone, I was at 75%. That's better compared to my other battery where I would be dead!

Hopefully with more charging and cycling the battery life will get even better.

FYI, I use SetCPU to underclock when screen is off, use DS Batter Saver on Aggressive, Greenify disables any apps that wake the device.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jahjah440:
Today I went 7 hours without using the phone, and was at 32% when I turned it on. About 23 minutes of screen time. I'm going to have to do some more testing but I really don't think this battery will provide the 4 hours of screen time and 48 hour standby we all think it can do.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] GodspeedFx:
I am consistently getting 3.5 hours of screen on time and if I don't use my phone much, easily 2 days of standby time.. you may have gotten a bad battery! This thing is doing really well for me.. now I have no worries about needing to charge during the day.

I'll keep updating as time goes on, but so far, I'm very happy with this battery.. especially at $6 shipped.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] wizardknight:
Well I have been using the battery for awhile now, and I would say that I am getting stock like performance from it. Nothing special. For $7 I will not *****.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jahjah440:
I guess the battery just needed time to calibrate itself. Yesterday I got 9hrs of life with 4 hours of screen time. Very impressive!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Insane PPC:
i've had it for like 2 months now i think. and so far its better than stock, but not by much...although i had tons of stuff running but at least i can get a day out of the thing...

i'm going to try uninstalling a bunch of stuff and also try greenify...hopefully this will get my standby time back to where i want it...

either that or i'm going to sale the phone and go to a galaxy nexus and get a zerolemon battery for it

*edit/update*

alright, so figured out whats been going on with my phone. NLP...it was wakelocking my phone like every few minutes, so my battery was draining like 15-20% in standby time. after disabling all location services and uninstalling google search/now my phone is now sitting at like 44% battery after 21 hours with about an hour of screen time...this is unheard of from my phone.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Tigatron:
Glad I'm not the only one that saw these batteries I've been thinking about ordering a pair as my battery can't make it half a day without dying.

Sent from my CM11 powered SPH-D710BST
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ny355145:
how this battery held up in terms of cycles?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] mr. ya-di-da:
How is this possible. I bought an ace soft 2530mah and it made no difference still got crappy battery life. Now I'm running one of those hideous extra fat 4100mah and its only a little bit better

---------- Post added at 10:21 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:05 PM ----------

I'm running cm9 which is pretty bare. Using greenify, ds battery saver, and have it under clocked using smartassv2 and noop. Still got crappy life w the 2530. Now I'm using the 4100 and it just a little bit better.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ShoePhone:
7 months and still going strong on both white and black phones. Remember to strip off the label to reduce some of its thickness.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Insane PPC:
i'm getting normal usage, 2ish days, i normally charge over night but i can get 2 days of use out of the battery, thats with about 2 hours of screen time.

only using stock rooted rom, turned off all location services, uninstalled google search/now, and run greenify on most of my apps. this battery has changed the phone drastically, i've had it about 4 or so months now i think
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] the13thstraycat:
Here's my experience.....

Got a white e4gt box-stock gb27 a month ago, activated then rooted. Great battery life from the (original) battery in spite of a slight bulge/spin on one side. week later, dropped and bent on a lazboy, so I straightened it. Glass was still perfect, and works perfect with Teamviewer9 or laptop/androidscreencast-DEV but no screen touch or display.

So I got another one the next week with a 4 mo new samsung OEM battery but HORRIBLE battery life. I tried *everything*, DS battery, freezing/removing the usual and then some, flash Garwynn's SXTP v.0.5.0 kernel/rec, Comadose v3.5, etc, etc. Got *some* improvement but not half as good as the first e4gt. Previous owner factory reset but this was messed up.

Remember I read somewhere that a format of the SD might help. OK, let's see...

Took an old 16 GB SD from my 6 yo Droid, moved everything out and copied to it. *That* showed an issue... copying int-ext sd was slooooooww (1-2Mbps write). The phone got so hot I had to put it in a ziplock and into the freezer lol. Copy to PC back and forth prolly been faster, but I wanted native copy.

Format the internal SD twice, copied back, and THEN reformatted the external SD with my laptop and a guide I ran into. (google "Formatting FAT32 Volumes Larger Than 32GB & SD Card Alignment"). THANKS to "zero1"!!!!!! (I used Linux openSuSe LiveKDE terminal/shell fdisk.)

BATTERY PROBLEM FIXED! Not sure, but suspect the SD was pretty fragmented, lot of overhead. I'm thinking the format fixed it.

Formatting the external made SD to SD writes 10x faster, no $&!T. Got about 26Mbps nandroid writes to the external SD (1.3 GB in 6 1/2 min.). Great for that obsolete *Class 2* SD! The same 1.3 GB nandroid ext to int SD copy took 4 1/2 min. (about 38 Mbps).

Took a little time, but way less than what I already had into it. I'm just tickled pink!!!

Hope this helps someone...
[Nexus 7 General] donk165:
Hey everyone, I'm new to the Nexus 7 forum. Coming from my LG Optimus L9 which is my daily phone. We have a very long winded rooting and bootloader unlock method for the L9 so it will be a relief to come to a straight forward Google device.

This may have been already asked but which method of rooting is best for my nexus 7 32gb WiFi. I took a look at the ROM toolbox kit, is that the best way of rooting? Also, which custom ROM / kernel combo should I go for after rooting + CWM? I'm looking for a stable ROM with a good battery life. I use this device mainly for web browsing and video streaming. Maybe some light gaming now and then. But my main need is longevity from the battery.

Thanks for taking the time to read and I look forward to joining this nexus community!
[Nexus 7 General] fifasarajevo:
If you are not sure what to do exactly I would download one of the toolkits in the dev forums, they are the easiest way to do anything, simple 1 click actions for rooting as well as installing custom recovery, also as a personal preference id go with TWRP instead of CWM but thats just me. And in terms of a ROM/ kenrel thats all down to personal choice, try some out and see what you like but if you want a guarantee of some sorts just go with CM 10.1 in the Original Dev forum, go with the latest RC release.
[Nexus 7 General] NikkieL:
I would agree with one of the Nexus toolkits. Though I've rooted other phones and tablets before I used Wugfresh's to unlock and root my Nexus 7. It was works like a charm.
[Nexus 7 General] ynrozturk:
Wug's toolkit is all you will need. Donate to the man, too. He deserves it, and his toolkit has saved my N7 more times than I care to remember.
[Nexus 7 General] Hreidmar:
Wugfresh Toolkit all the way.

And since its Google Device you will be rooted in matter of few minutes. =)

And don't forget to backup your data. ;)
[Nexus 7 General] Triscuit:
For ROM and kernel combo I use vanir ROM (tru speed or prime) and I've been using m-kernel but recently moved to the latest experimental builds of Franco kernel.
[Nexus 7 General] spitfire2425:
Don't use a toolkit. Learn by doing. Hence do it yourself.
[Nexus 7 General] Rirere:
I don't think there's anything wrong with using a toolkit for your first go around. At least that way, you can make a backup in case something goes wrong, and then if you ever take an OTA or such by mistake you will be more familiar with adb (if you're doing anything in recovery) and fastboot. With Nexus devices though, "learn by doing" really isn't as bad as it is for others...

*mutter mutter Galaxy Player 4*
[Nexus 7 General] alicarbovader:
You want him to commit suicide...??? What's wrong with you man...!!!!!!!!!!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MungoHigh:
Some more Screens by ghul21​
[Galaxy S III Android Development] shalkith:
Great work man! Thanks for bringing our rom to a new device! :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Mazda:
Good job MungoHigh!!!

If you get a chance, come join us at our Google+ community :)

https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/109738128866939227235
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MungoHigh:
No Problem, thanks for the great work :)

Of course :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] noobSU:
wowwww.. seems good!! & promising!! Will try that for sure! when will be back to home :good: