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[Moto X General] :
Well, Gsam is still only showing 5 hours of use and 32 percent of battery use...so its still hard to judge. LOL

Your held awake time is high ...I get less than that in 24 hours. And yours is for 5 hours. Do you not have times waking device and time held awake sections in Gsam? You keep showing the android OS screen....that isn't your issue. ;) it isn't holding you awake that long.

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[Moto X General] dsass600:
Wake lock detector shows barely any wake locks, but my CPU frequency detector shows the device not going into deep sleep for extended periods of time.
[Moto X General] :
That's why I said do a full charge cycle and print the screens I said from Gsam. 5 hours is no real judge of issues. Go from 100...to like 10 or 15 percent left...with no reboots. Every reboot resets Gsam. Personally I'm not familiar with anything other than Gsam....but even still....none of your screens so far really show an issue...except the held awake time total on main Gsam screen. Seems high. I'm not convinced its android OS.

That's why I can only really help if you do a full discharge...100 to 15 or so is fine, with no reboots.

Show me at the end screens of main Gsam screen. Time held awake. Times waking device. Kernel wakelocks. And main app screen. Those are the only real useful screens.

Without those 5 screens....and like 85 percent of drain stats .....I won't be any help to you. Or I can keep guessing. LOL. ;)

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I know I know....we keep playing ping pong here....but you haven't shown any good FULL discharge time screens....only 4 or 5 hour screen shots. Most issues only jump out at you with a full days worth of stats. Most. :)

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[Moto X General] dsass600:
Haha I know. Its my fault though. You're just trying to help me. I'll do it again, and right this time. See you in like 12 hours haha.
[Moto X General] unk3:
Most of your screen shots are showing Screen % should be higher than Android OS.

However my moto x always has Android OS 10-20% more battery draining than my Screen %. Any idea why this is? I get about ~2 hours of screen @ 20 brightness before low battery.
[Moto X General] TechTube:
great phone. love it
[Moto X General] dsass600:
Extremely high kernel usage I would assume. It's kind of the same issue I suspect my device is having that I'm trying to fix here.
[Moto X General] dsass600:
Here you go!
[Moto X General] :
Wow...nothing looks out of place.

That leaves the not so obvious and hard to pinpoint issues. Are you on 4.4? Using exchange? I thought I read there's a battery drain issue with 4.4 and exchange. You'd have to Google it or search xda ...there's threads and posts about it.

If not....auto brightness right? In Gsam is it usually medium to low brightness? If so, that's good.

Location services is off? If on...what settings? Try it off totally for a charge.

Google now on or off? Try it off for a charge.

What's syncing? Facebook? Exchange? Email? Gmail and calendar shouldn't be a problem. Again....try a charge with ALL syncs off.

Games? Try not playing any for a charge.

Personally ....with an issue that's hard to find like yours....I'd bite the bullet and factory reset. You'll lose all apps and data....but it will allow you to see if its good when its clean. Titanium backup can backup your apps and data. If you reset and battery improves...you could restore apps a few per day. Then if issues return you'll know its one of the few apps you restored that day.

After a reset, I'd turn off gnow, location services and sync. And again...enable them after you know you're good.

The last thing...I am experiencing right now myself. At home I have low signal all the time...but it doesn't drain me much if any. But where I'm working now I have no service most of the time. Yesterday my battery dropped to 35 percent in 8 hours...and Gsam doesn't show high drain on radio. So obviously that stat in Gsam is useless and very inaccurate. In the radio screen it said searching for signal was 2 and half hours. That searching pummled my battery. Low signal...but steady signal doesn't seem to hurt my battery life much...but no signal kills it rapidly. Today I'm on airplane mode except on breaks and my battery is still 88. Drain gone.

Anyway....that's all I can come up with. Gsam shows nothing too abnormal with your drain.

And I still don't think its android os .......that just seems to be a lot of peoples scape goat. LOL

Factory reset is clearing cache, dalvik data. NOT system or sd card. ;)

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[Moto X General] jayboyyyy:
are you just stock 4.4 rooted? i think it is a rogue app. you have several various apps that could be causing it. you have a third party dialer on their that could be causing complications with google dialer if you are running that as well. you message app or both of them (do you have two?) might be conflicting. There is prob stuff that gets hung up after a few days going back and forth between eachother.

what build are you on. what all have you done to the phone after root? what weird apps are you running? and i don't remember exactly when this issue started for you?
[Moto X General] unk3:
Is this what you are experiencing? Im running stock everything on my GSM Dev Edition.
[Moto X General] jayboyyyy:
look for rogue apps. but you didn't give much information besides showing that something is keeping android running. most likely something you put on the phone considering most people aren't in your boat
[Moto X General] unk3:
How do I identify these rogue apps? I have no idea how to use Android LOL (Got the moto x 2 weeks ago, iPhone user for 4 years)
[Moto X General] dsass600:
Yes I'm on 4.4. No I'm not using exchange. Yes I'm using auto brightness. The location setting is on battery and the location reporting setting in maps is off. Literally the only things syncing are my Google apps, like gmail, calendar, etc. I use tinfoil for Facebook so it doesn't use any battery. I don't play any games. I factory reset the device 5 days ago, and I've factory reset it 3 times already. The issue goes away for 3 days and then comes back. I install all my applications and setup the device entirely within an hour of factory resetting. The actual factory reset function on the device does not work because im rooted, but I can go into fast boot and clear cache, dalvik cache, user data, etc. which is an effective factory reset. Turning off sync is not an option, because I need my email immediately, and I'm almost 100% positive that's not the issue. It seems like it could be play services. I've turned off Google Now before and it made no impact whatsoever. I have decent to great service nearly everywhere I go. So overall, what do you suggest I do? Thanks again.
[Moto X General] :
About the only thing I can suggest is trying location services completely off and see if it matters.

Otherwise you've done everything else.

So yes its pretty much gotta be location services, or an app that is slipping through Gsam without notice.

I don't know what else it could be. Everything else seems normal.

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---------- Post added at 01:29 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:28 PM ----------

Look back at all the advice I've posted the last couple days...if nothing of it helps....then you've stumped me too. Lol

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[Moto X General] dsass600:
what do I need to clear in fast reboot for an effective factory reset?
[Moto X General] :
I've always just used twrp or cwm. Cache, dalvik and data is a typical factory reset.

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[Moto X General] dsass600:
I have a locked bootloader so no recovery for me. I'll try clearing that stuff in Fastboot.

I think it's the following:

fastboot erase cache

fastboot erase data

-w

Thanks for all your help. I'll factory reset later today and see if the problem persists.
[Moto X General] mschumacher69:
fastboot erase cache

fastboot erase userdata

But why not just Factory data reset under Settings > Backup & reset?
[Moto X General] :
Try with no apps installed and location, sync and gnow all off. See how first full charge goes.

If its still bad and you are on wifi....I'd think router/network issue....otherwise I'm plum out of ideas.

Hope it works!

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[Moto X General] dsass600:
For some reason beyond me, on a rooted moto x the reset function just reboots the phone and doesn't work. Thanks.
[Moto X General] Teksu:
I'm pretty happy with the battery on my X.

VZW DE on 4.4, Greenified
[Moto X General] :
That's a butt load of held awake time tho. Music? Or an issue.

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[Moto X General] Barktooth:
Is it normal to have 2.7%/h of battery drain over the night? (without wifi, data, location and bluetooth)... I just don't know, because I had another phones, but with this I'm getting the worse idle drain of all. Right now I'm waiting to get down to 10%... I want to take some pics of Gsam and post them here... maybe you know what's the problem with my Moto X.
[Moto X General] jayboyyyy:
best way to determine rogue apps is removing one at a time and seeing if anything changes that day. Takes awhile but you shouldn't have that many apps to check. apps that most people use don't remove. just remove ones that are not that standard or you think might be a problem.

not sure just a factory reset is good enough. personally i think it could be something with taking an ota. i never take OTAs for the very reason that i am not entirely sure what they do. for instance, taking an OTA can brick your device depending on what you did. i'm sure people have bricked their phone without taking an OTA, but most things say "if you take an OTA it will brick." So clearly OTAs are doing something weird besides just flashing the new rom and keeping data. I do the install through fastboot but im sure rsdlite works very similar.

SO what im getting at is that if you took an OTA then maybe the problem will get solved by flashing or rsdlite back to stock. this will be a clean flash that will remove anything the OTA did during its process. it sucks because you will have to reroot (not sure how long that process takes because im on dev edition). But clean installs like that always work for me.
[Moto X General] Soldier 2.0:
Because this is xda and we like to make everything Android more complicated than it already is.
[Moto X General] Teksu:
Audible, long periods of listening to audio books at work while I image computers

even with that im happy. could have plugged it in, but i wanted to see how it would fare
[Moto X General] :
Ah! Good. :)

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[Moto X General] Barktooth:
I fully charged my Moto X yesterday just to take some pics of Gsam. Let it drain until 10% almost without any use (as you will see in the pics)... still having 2.7%/h of battery drain... I just don't know what's happening. I don't think there's a rogue app... the only app I've installed is Gsam. A week ago I applied a hard reset on my device, without luck. Tried art (I'm with art right now), but it's the same. Tried with calibrating my battery... still the same. Any clues? =(
[Moto X General] Soldier 2.0:
Everything ON VS Almost everything OFF

Everything, and I mean EVERYTHING ON

Everything OFF except location set to device only, touch less, active display, and assist.

Conclusion: Set your device however you want. Disabling features, etc will increase your usage (screen on time) but the gain is not worth missing out on the great services Google has to offer. I would disable all bells and whistles if you know you will be away from your chargers for a extended period of time.

I did not test standby time but I am certain that having everything on will have a huge impact on your battery if you do not plug it in when you go to sleep.
[Moto X General] :
Everything off will always win. Not that the battery is all that bad with it all on, but never as good as all off.

Less running = less work = less drain. Its only logical. :)

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And its all taste....I have and enjoy active notification and touchless control. No use for any other Motorola app....or location services (unless I'm navigating ) or any other Google service. That's just me tho. Everyone is different. ;)

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[Moto X General] Soldier 2.0:
You missed the point of my post.
[Moto X General] :
I can't get those results with everything on....not even close. That's all I'm saying.

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You would have far bettery battery life without all that held awake time. Have you dug into it?

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[Moto X General] syntrix:
Where's the banghead icon.

A lot of apps might be looking for something, and if it's not there, they will go into overdrive.

Thought this was 101, maybe an 80 course. Same with THREE FULL CHARGES <== tell me this is still a requisite?

I see that sticks a LOT from the early android days and batterystats, but not here.

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So if I'm a bad programmer, and I update a bookface app... if the data connection isn't there when the user is in a poor reception area, I might poll over and over and over and over again.... that's very costly on a radio perspective, and consequently a battery perspective. This may not show in my app, but the google service that I'm using the API for.

I usually only get 2 hours of screen on time with many phones or less, and I'm happy with it. I'm pulling data left and right, and that's what eats my battery.
[Moto X General] Barktooth:
Any clues about my issue? =(
[Moto X General] syntrix:
Maybe I missed your carrier, location, plan, version you are on, mods, battery saving, video tape of you using it all day, etc etc.

I really could go on an on. The phone isn't the devil. The users are, and a cult has been formed.
[Moto X General] :
I didn't understand any of this....well most. LOL. ;)

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[Moto X General] syntrix:
Congrats and welcome to XDA!
[Moto X General] :
Lol

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[Moto X General] mschumacher69:
OK, I tried turning off the Range Extender for 1 day, nothing changed. I tried Factory reset, nothing changed, still getting 5-6% idle battery drain, this sucks, I don't know what else to do... This phone's battery was amazing on 4.2.2 but kept getting worse with 4.4 and 4.4.2...
[Moto X General] :
Would need all the same screen shots I asked dsass600 for in order to see if anything pops out as the problem.

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[Moto X General] Barktooth:
I had other phones and none of them had the idle drain I got now with my Moto X, so I think I know what kind of apps may destroy my battery so I can avoid them. As you can see, I have good signal, location off, neither root nor mods, battery saving off (I read that it doesn't really save battery), videotape?... if you see the pics, SOT is only 15 minutes. My concern is not the drain while I use my Moto X... is the 2.7%/h of drain while idle. As I said later, the only app that's installed from the play store is gsam... other than that is stock stock.

The phone isn't the devil, but it's crearly doing something and don't really sleep. I want it to sleep, that's all =(
[Moto X General] :
Without root Gsam only shows you so much....on 4.4.2 anyway. That's what you're on?

Gsam would easily tell you what holds your phone awake.

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Actually according to Gsam...nothing is holding you awake. Zero. Seems wrong. LOL

Try CPU spy to see if its deep sleeping or not for sure.

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[Moto X General] Barktooth:
Yup, 4.4.2. I'll try CPU spy and report later. I don't know why, but if I let it fully charged at night, when I wake up my phone shows 80% of battery (I sleep almost 8 hours)... so I really don't know. Thanks!
[Moto X General] mschumacher69:
It seems that 4.4.2 made battery life worse...
[Moto X General] :
The phone should be 100 when you unplug, no matter if its charging 8 hours or a few. Something may actually be wrong with the battery. Maybe.

Try another charger.

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[Moto X General] mschumacher69:
He meant he left it 8 hours off the charger and it went down from 100% to 80% while idle for 8 hours...
[Moto X General] :
Ahhhhh!

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[Moto X General] Barktooth:
I don't know if there's anything wrong with my battery life... just with a test... almost 8 hours with my device on, 9 mins of phone calls and 3 mins of SOT... still 2.7%/h, and cpu spy shows 97% of the time as Deep Sleep. The CPU Spy details are on the screenshots. I'm gonna hard reset it via recovery and try to use it normally for a week and see.

I'll keep reading this thread. Thanks!
[Moto X General] @home:
Is this about normal?

I was thinking it's draining a bit too quickly?

What do you guys think?
[Moto X General] Soldier 2.0:
Yes, that's normal.
[Moto X General] Thrillhouse847:
Battery has been pretty great for me so far.
[Moto X General] vipergts450:
That's

phenomenal

battery life! That's roughly the pace mine used to run at back with 4.2.2. Ever since 4.4, I've been averaging about half as long with the same exact apps and use. Well done, sir. Would love to figure out how to get it back. Do you not run any apps or have nothing syncing? What's on and running in the background for you on a normal basis?
[Moto X General] Barktooth:
I would love to know how he reached that amazing battery life!
[Moto X General] cartmenicus:
Faux kernel is insane
[Moto X General] Thrillhouse847:
For those asking how I'm getting that battery life, I should start by saying I am on Verizon running 4.4.2. I have location reporting off and location mode set to battery saver. I am on wifi most of the time and use bluetooth in the car only. I also, of course, have the wifi set to not scan or alert me about networks.

I have google+, all the Verizon apps and the stock launcher disabled (I'm using the stock kitkat launcher). I am also bone stock.

I have Gmail, contacts, calendar and music syncing.

That's about it, really. Here are some updated pics of my battery right now. I have been off wifi for the last few hours and have been streaming music most of that time.
[Moto X General] tu3218:
I have just about the same set up except I have google+ on, and backing up my photos. Only reason I do use it. See how that treats me for tomorrow by disabling it. I am stock too.
[Moto X General] :
Tho battery for me has been crazy good all along......faux123's 004m kernel may be improved even more. ;)

This is second full cycle.

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[Moto X General] unsivil_audio:
Mine has been pretty consistently this good. Google sync, exchange sync (push), auto brightness, and gps on battery saver. Rooted with GB xposed mods too.
[Moto X General] dedei:
You guys should post your settings. I'm still getting mediocre battery life even with fauxkernel.
[Moto X General] @home:
I must be doing something wrong - I hade mine at 100% at 7am yesterday & by 7pm it was 33%. I switched between 4g & wifi through the day & had email checking too. Im not impressed with the battery unless something is eating it alive.
[Moto X General] @home:
So are you saying this normal or that you also may have something that's eating your battery?
[Moto X General] mschumacher69:
No I'm saying something is draining my battery when idle and I can't figure out what... It's Android OS but other than that, I don't know what exactly and how to solve it...

My battery life was amazing on 4.2.2, got worse on 4.4 and now even worse on 4.4.2... Now it barely lasts 17 hours with merely 1 hour SOT...
[Moto X General] @home:
Ok Thanks.

Pretty poor - Was loving this phone but battery is making me sour.
[Moto X General] :
You guys gotta get gsam and post some screen shots. 99% of battery issues are easy to track down. ;)
[Moto X General] Barktooth:
Yup, but I couldn't find my issue with gsam. The only way my Moto X could archieve 1 day without charging it is by not using it at all. My sister and a friend have the same battery life with their Moto X, so it's really weird.
[Moto X General] @home:
So how people can say it has a fantastic battery life is beyond me.
[Moto X General] cartmenicus:
It does have outstanding battery life..... Flash faux kernel :D
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kill00:
I only receive sound from the left ear. I've tried cleaning the lint multiple times, but I don't think that's it. I think the headphone jack is damaged.

Does anyone know if I can replace just the jack? I really can't find anything on the Razr M :/
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bitz_dv:
Quick question: did you try more then one set of headphones?
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kill00:
Unfortunately, I tried multiple headphones.
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ezknives:
The head phone jack looks the same as the RAZR and the droid 4 as far as replacement parts (from what I can see in the video)... I could be wrong but take a look for your self.... its rather simple to replace.... here's the videohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34v1UmdvFP8&feature=youtube_gdata_player
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ezknives:
One pulled from a RAZR xt912...

If you need it and think it will work you can have it just pay the shipping I have like 3 or 4 laying around...
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kill00:
Wow you are awesome!!

I think it will work! Id really appreciate it if you could ship it to me. I can reimburse you through paypal. Send me a Pm with your paypal and Ill send it over!

Thanks!
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] CharnK:
I've upgraded my XDA II and my friend's to WM2003SE (Hery mod A), but retained Radio 1.12 (which is supposedly best for Thailand). I'm using Jabra BT800 and my friend's using BT200. What we have discovered is that the ranges of our Jabras have decreased significantly.

Before the upgrade, I was using WM2003 1.66 and my friend was on 1.60, we had our XDA II's hanging on our belt and could talk using the Jabras without any problem. After the upgrade, we could hear well but our voices as heard by the other side have become so distant and muffled. Once we move our XDA II's closer to our Jabras, our voices will be loud and clear for the other side.

We'd like to beg any experts opinions on how to solve this problem. Should we upgrade our ROMs again? Thanks so much.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] dogo:
try looking here

http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=16476&highlight=headset, Sounds like the mic is switched off. Whe you move the phone nearer, you start using the XDA built in Mic.. and not the headset