yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Droid Ultra General] doogald:
Yep, the stock launcher watches the proximity sensor (to the left of the earpiece at the top) and if you pass your hand or something a few inches above it will mistake this for putting in a pocket or a bag and will sleep the display. It's a nice feature, actually, unless you regularly pass your hand over that sensor.
[Droid Ultra General] kcipopnevets:
I just wanted to put this in the open. The people I know and undoubtedly many others find it annoying, including myself. The screen shuts off on me even in broad daylight. :)
[Droid Ultra General] ArdW:
HA!!! Thanks! It seems it is exactly like my issue posted some time ago http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2672614
[Droid Ultra General] Lordomn:
I noticed that too. But it only happened in the app drawer of stock launcher. It doesn't happen using GEL or any other launcher.
[Droid Ultra General] ArdW:
yeah I am now using nova launcher and everything is OK
[Droid Ultra General] jfriend33:
Or use screebl
[Droid Ultra General] Mudvayne622:
I'm having an issue where sometimes my display won't turn off even after the 30 seconds I have set. After I turn it off then on with the power button, then the display sleep works
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 4Gevo:
Ok people of this great forum again i bring you this problem and the hopes of getting a resolution to it as i'm not the only one with this problem...

I have a note 3 rooted with wicked rom....Question/Problem

I have made 4 backups of my roms and stock....every one of them backups are not installing properly... i do a backup install and it loads with no errors but when i boot up its slow and laggy and as soon as the home screen pops up everything starts to forceclose all apps launcher everything i can't get into the phone i have a few times but it will freeze and lock up? and ideas or answer,solution......
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Reedonculous:
If you are trying to restore to stock 4.3 it would be easier to just reflash back to stock using ODIN. (Use this thread) Then I would recommend only backing up your apps with Titanium Backup (Only backup user apps and data not system apps) and your texts/call/ contacts with Super Backup (both in playstore). Nandroids were good but theyre increasingly more difficult to flash successfully with all the changes you do after rooting and flashing mods. This way you can flash any rom, stock/custom, rooted/unrooted and always restore your data. If you need any directions just lemme know or feel free to search the dev threads.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EA7:
I'm looking for a rom that is stock based has good battery life and is fast and stable.

Could anyone suggest me a ROM please? It must be on 4.3 or 4.4

I'm not asking which is the best I'm simply asking for suggestions.

Thank you for taking your time to read this.

I'm also fairly new to the rooting side of android or what ever you want to call it lol.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jumaqidi:
It is still a kind of asking for a rom thread. U are asking for a rom tat is fast. It is different for all users as the way they customise and wat apps they install on it affects the speed. Pls try them out urself.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] whatsgood:
Omnirom nightlies seem fairly bugless as do the latest cm 11 nightlies. I would go with omnirom as it has more features and customisations. These are of course 4.4 ROMs as there aren't any Samsung based 4.4 ROMs currently. Looking at sources it seems however that s3 4.4 update looks confirmed for some US regions. For a 4.3 ROM I'd go for the S5 revolution ROM. Seems quick with little bugs, good battery life and a S5 theme. More updates are to come. I wouldn't know much about other ROMs as I don't have the patience to flash many. I'm sure you can find many more ROMs to your liking.
[Sony Xperia M] ayush29k:
My friend just bought the Xperia M and he is not very happy with the battery life.

This is his battery stats, should the device be awake 24/7?

He is a very light user.

Is this supposed to be normal, his battery lasts around 1 day and 15 hours without recharging in between.
[Sony Xperia M] bkman08:
Does he have stamina mode on?
[Sony Xperia M] Antrikos48:
No... This is not normal. As you can see from this screenshot the phone is awake only when the screen is on, with a couple of exceptions. You should use Greenify to find out what is keeping the phone awake

This message was brought to you from my Sony Xperia M C1905 using Tapatalk.
[Sony Xperia M] ayush29k:
No, stamina mode is off, but he does not use mobile data, only wifi.

Although he does have low battery mode and location based wifi turned on.

Last i heard, Greenify was strictly for root users and the non-root functions were extremely limited, my friend is not willing to root the device yet.

Any way to find out what's keeping the device awake all the time?

How much total battery life do you get on one full charge?
[Sony Xperia M] Antrikos48:
He should install it anyway, just to find out what is keeping it awake. I can't really tell you as a use my phone a lot and so charge it every night.

This message was brought to you from my Sony Xperia M C1905 using Tapatalk.
[Sony Xperia M] bkman08:
Use stamina mode. I use that and I'm a light user and can easily get 1.5 days or more on battery.
[Sony Xperia M] iks8:
Just instal wakelock detector and chceck what is waking up your phone, then simply uninstall this app... or just reboot phone - sometimes it helps. Stamina mode won't change anything, it only disable data traffic when screen is off.
[Sony Xperia M] Dr Goodvibes:
The phone battery should last for many days with light use and as [MENTION=5493341]Antrikos48[/MENTION] has shown, almost flat line when not in use.

This is an example of an XPERIA C1905 left for a day doing nothing which would mean more than 10 days battery life at that rate. (Installed applications and usage will be different for different people)

I use GSam Battery Monitor to check battery use.

Any process keeping the phone awake can be viewed from the main menu as follows:

App Usage -> View Time held Awake

But for your immediate problem Wakelock Detector-Save Battery as [MENTION=4959889]iks8[/MENTION] has suggested is probably all you need.

If the person using the phone just uses a few applications and is aware of any problem applications(when fix is found), you could also uninstall the battery monitor applications when not needed as they use a VERY small amount of background resources/memory (the very thing you're attempting to eliminate) if they're not being used/viewed often.

Also for a few applications and light use on a non-rooted phone (now you're aware of diagnostic applications) I wouldn't be to concerned about installing battery/application management apps as in a small basic environment there's really not much to manage.

If you manage data/network use effectively yourself Stamina mode may not really provide any real benefits.

One last thing not always considered is if you are in a very poor mobile phone signal area and have 3G/HSDPA data enabled and/or even GSM the phone will use more battery in an attempt to get the best signal it can in the area it finds itself in.

The signal strength indicator ranges from green(best) to a yellow-grey(worst) colour depending on signal strength.

However, as the OP has show, this is not a problem in the location the phone is currently in as signal strength is green(very good).
[Sony Xperia M] ayush29k:
Greenify's effect on deep sleep seems instantaneous, the device is not awake all the time but its still not as good as its supposed to be.

Also greenify is not showing up several apps, mostly the system apps and preinstalled ones, probably because the device is not rooted, is there anyway to take care of them without root?

Wakelock detector shows now mostly system processes and preinstalled apps causing the problem.

GSam shows screen and google services taking up the most.

I'v had him disable all the packages except for the google services framework.

Plus he has now turned off the location based wifi option just to ensure the phone doesn't takes up any juice while searching for wifi networks during night when the network is itself turned off.

Can you suggest anything else i can do about this?
[Sony Xperia M] Dr Goodvibes:
In GSam Battery Monitor, there are additional options that displays the number of times a process wakes the phone up and the percentage battery/resources that processes uses while awake.

This can be found my selecting the options available from the menu at the top of the screen from within the "App Usage" display.

A process may wake the system tens of times(not always a good thing in itself), but there could be a proccess(s) that only wakes the system a couple of times but continue to use resources over a longer period of time.

I have seen the likes of Offficesuite Pro wake only once, but then never ends when attempting to index files in GingerBread 2.3

The processes you have shown would seem about right for JB 4.1.2 as there's not much you can do about Google Services, Kernel or Android OS.

In the old days, having WiFi location (GPS, Access to my Location) active then invited Google Maps to track your location if the option (Google Location Settings) was enabled. This took up a lot of battery resources.

Other things like email "polling" settings could be set to longer time periods. Use push mail when available.

Calendars can also 'poll' or updates/sync regularly too.

Just be aware that people like me on rooted XPERIA M phones, have removed half the apps in /system/app such as facebook, twitter and etc.

On non-rooted phones these applications can be frozen in settings -> Apps to better refine your overall phone environment and thus reflect your usage.

We also have CPU management tools like SetCPU and etc on rooted phones, which allow us to use different governors and IO schedulers and even profiles for when the screen is off.

These are not available in a non-rooted phone, so you will not see the higher levels of refinement available on a rooted phone when using a non-rooted phone.

Even basic things like the settings for brightness of the screen can save/use battery

The following GSMam Battery Monitor figure shows the time applications have held the phone awake and the total percentage of battery they used while phone was held awake.

This figure was take from a phone running GingerBread 2.3, but the concept is the same.
[Sony Xperia M] ayush29k:
I'v cheked all the options in gsam, it seems only the system apps are now causing all the major wakeups, user apps are fine.

I know of advantages of root, been using a rooted galaxy ace for the past 3 yrs, it still gets me 18hrs battery on medium usage while running a custom 4.2.2 rom.

Well thanks a lot for all your help.
[Sony Xperia M] BlackArtsInc:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=51099155

Not sent from my xPERIA M.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zillything:
then udc start

Been tired flash KDZ via LG suite or the uptest ex ,cannot fix

I flashed in beanstalk rom and then tried to flash in other rom but I forget to double wipe,or maybe that is the rom problem.

Can enter recovery and download mode,

what can I do,please help
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cptnsmelly:
Did you find a solution? I'm having the same issue.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Brava27:
No nandroid backups?
[General Questions and Answers] danz999:
My galaxy ace gt5 is not registering my O2 Sim. It keeps on saying can not register

while data service is running.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TVGuy:
I just switched service from Tmobile to ATT. I seem to be having difficulty bouncing between LTE and 3G on the ATT service and wonder if I can safely flash a radio file from the D800 to my D801? I'm currently running the latest 4.4.2 Mahdi rom with Tmobile patch and wonder if that radio file might be an issue?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ANjaro:
Hi people

So i have this problem with my phone.

I installed blazin kernel 16 tcwm on my phone and after that the phone doesn't start up.

When i want to go to Recovery or download it also does nothing.

Now i'm charging up the phone and the animation of the charge status also doesn't work.

the rom i had installed was a cyanogenmod jelly bean.

Anyone that can help me ?

Greetings
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theunderling:
No.It sounds totally bricked.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andrewwright:
Try a jig to force it to download mode as this can be done cheap but I agree with [MENTION=4484008]theunderling[/MENTION] ..Sounds dead.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theunderling:
My sons s2 is in exactly the same state.When I can be bothered, I'll buy an s2 with a smashed screen for £20 and swap the mb.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dragonstalker:
UPDATED BOOTLOADER POSTED.

********************** THIS IS A TEST FIRST. DO NOT, I REPEAT DO NOT TRY TO ODIN THIS BOOTLOADER IF YOU ARE NOT EXPERIENCED. BRICKING YOUR PHONE, FLASH FLOODS, AUDITS, AND EX-GIRLFRIENDS KEYING YOUR CAR ARE NOT MY FAULT. YOU TRY TO ODIN BL OF YOUR OWN FREE WILL. **********************************************

ANY WHO,

Can somebody please flash this via Odin and make sure that it finishes the process. I'm still researching to see if you need a pit to flash the BL by itself.

THanks guys.

DOWNLOAD

LOAD bootloader.tar.md5 INTO BL ON ODIN

START

BL_N900TUVUCNB4

MD5SUM:b9424697d6a75dba43f019825c45a006

CP_N900TUVUCNB4_Modem This CP only contains modem.bin

MD5SUM:52d72b098819991ab88101757d8e2a8a

CP_N900TUVUCNB4_modem2x This CP contains both modem.bin and Non-Hlos

MD5SUM:82ec4cdaff1492439673391902439604

Dev-Host

cp_N900TUVUCNB4_modem.tar.md5 - 53.49 MB​
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dragonstalker:
I'm getting stuck at the first part sli.mbn, but i already have the updated bootloader. From what i've been reading, this new bootloader my not let you downgrade as it's locked (or partially locked, not sure)

So somebody on old baseband looking to upgrade to new baseband should try this out.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] tigerz0202:
has anyone tried this? id do it myself but i'm in the middle of the gulf with slower than slow internet ,took me five min just to write this reply
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] siraltus:
It's not locked. It's rollback-protected.

Read this whole thread and you will understand why (except in a few unique situations) you cannot downgrade the bootloader: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2642207

Upgrading the bootloader and stock ROMs is a one-way street for the majority of us.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] deeznutz1977:
Ill try it for you

edit: failed sdi.mbn
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dragonstalker:
I doubt it will work for you either Deezothernutz. You will probably get the same (cannot xmit) error i ended up getting.

However, i did not change the file to a .zip and try running it in recovery
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] deeznutz1977:
Im still on the old bootloader
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dragonstalker:
Awwww ok. well hopefully it works. It will take some of the strain off the people that can't get the full update.zip. Although, they know eventually they will need to download a rom based off NB4. Don't know what's going to happen when they try to update bootloader while still being on an MI7 rom.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Techniques:
What's the benefits of the new bootloader anyway?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ezsoulja:
^^^what he said
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] diamantericos:
I think the focus is on the wrong thing . Everyone wants the modem not the bootloader. And from past experince with note 2 specifically the modem was made into a flashable zip.

The Demon Galaxy!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] XmentalX:
no,

some of us need the updated bootloader because the current wave of custom kernels doesnt play nicely with wifi calling and you cant run a KitKat kernel without the KitKat bootloader
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] romgorz:
3/7/14

not finishing-fails
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Techniques:
I don't know about Wi-Fi calling but you can run Kitkat kernels with the old bootloader. Everything seems fine to me.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] XmentalX:
That kernel does not work with wifi calling
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] CrashTestDroid:
The only "benefit" is running the new TouchWiz kitkat builds with WiFi calling on the TMO network. The new bootloader is otherwise considered a downgrade.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] idtheftvictim:
+1

Would like to run the new modem if possible on the old bootloader.

If I have to update the bootloader to run the new modem, then I will do so...but MY main desire is to have the new modem. - I run AOSP, and those all work for either bootloader.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dragonstalker:
i'll look into the flashable modem then sense people only want that. still trying to figure out why forcing the bootloader is not seeming to work
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] hamsup1o:
would like to see this bootloader working as I am planning to flash 4.4.2 via mobile odin and this bootloader via odin pc and hope that knox is not tripped while retaining root. Currently on 4.3 rooted with RDLV.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dragonstalker:
I keep seeing that mobile odin says it will trip the counter. Can anybody confirm that for me please.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] hamsup1o:
I'm seeing success over at the international and sprint forums so it may work for us too.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2658315

[HOW-TO] Update to 4.4.2 NAB w/Root from MJ4 Rooted without triggering Knox 0x1
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dragonstalker:
If anybody can try this and see if it works. Been told a couple of times Kingo App does not work
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] hamsup1o:
I think they are saying you need to root with Kingo on 4.3 before updating to 4.4.2. Kingo will not work on 4.4.2.

I'm willing to try this but need a 4.4 bootloader to flash after updating to 4.4.2 via mobile odin
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dragonstalker:
Holy crap. 2005. Dude were you the first person on XDA?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] hamsup1o:
lol wow has it been that long? I signed up back in the windows mobile days.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] idtheftvictim:
Any luck on pulling the modem/bootloader or both?

I want to update the modem and bootloader, but not go through a whole ODIN process, and re-setting everything up.

Thanks!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dragonstalker:
Ooops, sorry been busy . I ran into some confusion with testing the modem.bin and making sure it was the correct package needed to flash via recovery. There's a way to make a modem.img i just need to be able to get 20 min to myself to figure it out.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] cbucz24:
Has anyone tried pulling the pit file from the 4.3? I have it at home an can post it later
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] idtheftvictim:
No biggy....Thanks for your work on this. I appreciate it, just wish I could do more to help instead of just sitting and waiting.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Quickvic30:
That would be great! I really want to get back on 4.3 some how or some way and I'm open to any suggestions or files to flash via PC ODIN.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] idtheftvictim:
Hey Dragon.. [MENTION=2570078]jasonmastertech[/MENTION] has managed to pull the modem.bin file from the update. Do you think you can make a flashable zip of it? Or a way to ODIN this without doing a complete stock firmware install?

STEP 7- DOWNLOAD MODEM.BIN THAT I HAVE EXTRACTED FROM OTA. (https://www.dropbox.com/sh/fx72lner8...sfrz/modem.bin) NOW FLASH USING ODIN MAKING SURE MODEM.BIN IS SELECTED UNDER PHONE FILE BUTTON AND CHECKBOX IS CHECKED. MAKE SURE NOT TO UNPLUG DEVICE AND WAIT TILL ODIN HAS COMPLETED SUCCESSFULLY.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] pyrilium:
Hey Dragonstalker,

Thanks for your work on this! FWIW, I'm still interested in the bootloader as well as the modem; it seems like this is the optimal way to run stock(ish) KK builds, and experience on the 9005 forum suggests that it should be possible to use Mobile Odin + Odin/Heimdall to upgrade with a pre-rooted stock ROM and keep root w/o tripping Knox. I don't know why I care about that, maybe because of the issues with device encryption, but I'd like to try.

Have you seen the extracted modem and bootloader packages for 9005 on the generic Note 3 forum? I was thinking those might be helpful for figuring out what needs to be in the file for either BL or modem to work…

Here's the link in case you haven't; I ran across it while browsing in the wrong forum:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2649176
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dragonstalker:
Thannks for the post And a friend sent me a link to a possible way of rooting without tripping knox
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] pyrilium:
Oh? I would be very interested to see this too… can you share the link here or via PM, by any chance?

Also, I'm happy to help out if there's anything I can do here. I'm not all that experienced with Android development per se, but I've explored the system and upgrade packages well enough to know my way around and I have a fair bit of general development experience (I'm a scientist and have to write and work with some diverse code). It seems like time is the limiting resource, so let me know if you think there's something I could do to contribute!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] hamsup1o:
not sure if dragonstalker has the same link but it looks like this will work. Also has instructions on how to extract bootloader.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2676412
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dragonstalker:
Yes. I'm going to replace the bootloader on this Thread, but I only recommend using that exploit to very experienced people.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] pyrilium:
Excellent, and thanks!

Is that the link you were referring to in a previous reply?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dragonstalker:
YES. Thank you for reminding me. Got busy working on flashlight toggle and another goody on Phoenix Rom and forgot to update the Bootloader.

UPDATED BOOTLOADER HAS BEEN ADDED TO OP!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] pyrilium:
That's great; THANKS!

Do you know if anyone has tested the new bootloader yet (or have you)?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dragonstalker:
Sorry, No. but i'm pretty sure this one has no flaws. took out the file i put in by mistake.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] pyrilium:
BTW, I just went through that blog article (translated by google) and it reads like the other "keep root" 0x0 update descriptions I've seen using Mobile Odin Pro and Odin (or in my case, probably Heimdall) - with the exception of the part where you have to repackage the bootloader, of course :). Thanks for going through that process for us!

On the international / 9005 threads, there is a modem update along with the bootloader update; it contains modem.bin and NON-HLOS.bin. Those two files are also present in the 4.4.2 update that I have for the N900T. Think it's a good idea to extend that post's method to make a modem.tar.md5 that's flashable along with the bootloader?

EDIT:

I can make the modem package, once I'm home and have access to a Windows VM.

Think I might try this method tonight, too; I'll report back here if I do.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dragonstalker:
Thanks, please make it. Then there's a second one in case the one I made is a flop.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] pyrilium:
Ooh, just saw that you posted a modem. Nice!!

Trying to go to the DL page though I keep getting "No mirrors found" after the 10sec delay… Never used that host before so I don't know if it's because the file is new or something else.

I'll make a secondary modem and bootloader package. In theory, the md5sums should match - right?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ejdavis:
Any luck on modem? If so can we use mobile Odin?