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[Motorola Droid RAZR] welder73:
I want to try it,what is the correct procedure for doing this?

Just to start the application and tap on "Run the fix" or is there some additional steps?

Edit:

I don't have data/battd folder,I have only data/tmp/battd folder but it's empty :confused:

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] amplatfus:
dt

Hi,

For the moment I have done what [MENTION=4287139]dtrail1[/MENTION] posted because battery level is greater than 100% at full charge and drop from 27% to 21%.

Now I am waiting to see the results. If the >100% is still present, I will try that application.

You could try to reply at that forum where @x RAZR user already try this.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] welder73:
I edited my post,I don't have that folders and files so I get an error when I start the app...

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] DumbleCore:
Same here...

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] dtrail1:
That's stated in the changelog. These are TCP protocol algorithms for your choice. It just can affect the network speed, behavior for download /upload, etc. Just try around :)

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] DumbleCore:
Alright, I'll try! Thx

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] seandop:
Let us know which one you tend to prefer!
[Motorola Droid RAZR] DumbleCore:
Sure, I'll do, trying scalable atm, but not sure if there's a difference.

I'm on 2g mostly and usually loading pages between 6-30kb, on 3g my highest download rate was 900kb+. All with cubic

All that belongs to provider and network area too I think

I'll look the next days how this goes :)

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] dtrail1:
Sometimes I get around 1,8 mb/s, no changes on TCP.

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] joshua3001:
Hey dtrail, i install today the latest JBX on RR 25/4 fresh install and I calibrate the battery as you post in the past post, used the phone until it goes off, charge it off until 100 an then 30 minutes more, delete those files on SS, reboot into system, battery was on 90 so I turn it off again and wait again until 100 and 30 minutes more.....reboot into system and this happens....battery was on 100 I use it 10min and went from 100 to 90....no step by step battery like 99, 98, 97....etc....it just jumped from 100 to 90 in just 10min....here some screens...in aroma when I was installing jbx I just click next, next, unthick the "Motorola stock camera" and next, next and then reboot...also I'm losing signal...here some screens...

Edit #1: from 90 to 80 and then 70 XD....i restore always my apps with titanium backup flashable zip....can that be an issue?

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] seandop:
You had 10% battery mod ticked in aroma.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] joshua3001:
Yes, should I disable it? Also, can I thick the last 2 options?

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] seandop:
You can tick or untick whatever you want. The 10% battery mod is causing the behavior you are complaining about.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] joshua3001:
Ok, im going to reinstall the ROM and then flash it without 10% option

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] dtrail1:
Check my jbx thread OP for the installation guide, it will give you the most answers about aroma options.

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] joshua3001:
Well well well......finally, thanks to all of you, i made it....i install JBX on RR without any issue....I'm going to check the OP JBX thread of [MENTION=4287139]dtrail1[/MENTION] so I can configure my kernel for optimal battery performance....again, thank you guys

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] Emlot:
Slimkat 4.9 with slim kernel. That's incredible. I think it's much better than jbx. I never had longer screen time. It's placed around 4h screen on to 0% battery.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] joshua3001:
Hey guys, are these stats ok for first day of running jbx?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] dtrail1:
I get similar results on LS with last JBX. I'll post Screenshots later, when the battery goes empty.. But I'll zu also check their kernel source, maybe they added something useful...

Thanks for the info :)

P.s. I remember the Gingerbread and ICS times on RAZR - never had better battery life again after that. But therefor it was much shower. With JB and KK the overall performance was increased, while battery life was deceased. But one day I will find the very best JBX state with such good battery life.

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Your Screenshot shows only the CPU and idle stats. If you want to check the battery life stats, you need to post a Screenshot of your battery tab and another one showing the screen tab (in battery stats).

But it looks fine as far as I can see on your picture (about 6 hours of runtime with >70% of juice left) :)

Also keep in mind that JBX needs a few days to settle in, after this period your battery will last a little longer (very dependent on your usage and how many / what kind of apps are running on your device.

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] joshua3001:
Sorry i upload the wrong screenshot XD...here is the right one

I went from 100 to 44 in an hour and 40 min....I thought that was because the JBX needs to settle down for some days....am I right?

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] Emlot:
LS is more battery friendly than SK?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] dtrail1:
This is a big drop! Your battery is whether broken or discalibrated. My suggestion: Settling only probably doesn't help. Head to my "Installation Guide" (should be linked here in the OP or in my thread) and perform the steps described for battery calibration. Then reflash the rom (dirty flash is ok), and flash JBX again, but this time choose 10% battery mod (why? read the installation guide part "10% battery calculation"), then let your phone settle. It's all described in the guide.

Also your phone drains even when it's not active. check your apps and settings, use better battery stats xda app to see what's keeping the phone awaken and fix that.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] joshua3001:
It has to be something related with the kernel because when I use RR without it, I have 20h of heavy usage, (4G all day, Whatsapp, FB, Insta....) So I don't think the battery is broken....I all ready calibrate the battery with the previous post...can you please send me the link of the calibration that you said....I can perform always a complete full install....that's not a problem for me...

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@dtrail1 look! Its the same when I charge my phone hahaha....it just jumped from 84 to 100 in a second....

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It has to be something related with the kernel because when I use RR without it, I have 20h of heavy usage, (4G all day, Whatsapp, FB, Insta....) So I don't think the battery is broken....I all ready calibrate the battery with the previous post...can you please send me the link of the calibration that you said....I can perform always a complete full install....that's not a problem for me...

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@dtrail1 look! Its the same when I charge my phone hahaha....it just jumped from 84 to 100 in a second....

Edit: It's this the calibration that are you talking about?....because I all ready did this...

And this is the installation guide right?

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] joshua3001:
I calibrate my battery again, reinstall rom and JBX as you told me, this are the usages.....hard gaming and heavy wifi/4g usage, downloading apps and everything, everything was perfect until i get another big drop....here the screens
[Motorola Droid RAZR] dtrail1:
Well, I thought this happens more often and regularly. But if it only happens after switching to JBX, it's not really bad. You shouldn't repeat the calibration again (in such case you need to calibrate the battery only ONE time), then use your phone as usual.

And there is one another point which is very important to keep your battery healthy as long as possible (I'll add this to the guide) : don't let the battery drain too deep. It will be "thankful" if you keep it between 25% and 90%,but don't let it die often and mostly stop charging when it reaches 90%. Each time your battery gets fully empty it loses a small amount of its capacity forever and the same is meant for a full charge, so pull the charger at 90%. Also better charge your phone shortly a few times per day instead perform it deep drain. And really important: don't let it charge overnight! Better charge to 90% before ging to sleep, then power it off or enable flight mode overnight.

Keep these steps in mind and then let your battery fully die only ONCE PER MONTH! Then charge it until 100% while powered off. But DON'T wipe the battery and battd data.

Now keep your battery always between 25% and 90% for the next 4 weeks, and so on...

Why this is the best way to keep your battery healthy as much as possible? Well, I don't want to write a book here, but If you're interested, just Google for something like "how to handle Li-Polymer / Li-Ion batteries". :)

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] joshua3001:
Hahaha and i always thought that leaving the battery die until 0 was the right way to keep it healthy :/...but well...am not going yo calibrate it anymore....am going to do everything you told me...just the las question to close this, I want the Droid Ultra Maxx....the 5" one....am I going to fell real difference in performance/battery? Because I first thought "wow 3300 battery!" But it also has to provide energy to a 1280x720 5" screen....thanks dtrail1.....you are the best!

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] neo.ank:
On the performance part , Yes.! you will feel the difference for sure.

As for the battery, it might be not as good as Razr Maxx's for the screen is bigger but the SoC,Snapdragon S4 on Droid Maxx is considered more power efficient than Razr's.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] DumbleCore:
Received my new Motorola Charger yesterday, usually I had jumps from 60/59 to 50 percent, this time not, it jumped from 55 to 50, maybe the less mAh while charging is affecting this?

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] dtrail1:
If you were using a non-genuine charger for a longer time, before you received the Motorola one, your battery could potentially be broken by this situation. I was doing the same thing, I thought that another charger with the same amount of mAh/mV couldn't cause any bigger damage. But my battery also started jumping up'n'dowm. When I ordered a new genuine charger it was already too late - had to order a new battery.

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] DumbleCore:
Yea, seems like I've to order a new one, but first save money ? education starts at 20th this month, learning Java and c+, takes about 2 years ?

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] DumbleCore:
Found something, Kernel app called KControl

What's that option for?

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] joshua3001:
Charging the phone with differents charges can broke My battery??!! ?

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] dtrail1:
Yes, it does. And you should generally avoid using different chargers. The best option is to use always the same charger with the same specs like voltage, strength, etc. And if using the same charger all the time, the best choice should be the original one, right?

I tested several different chargers, and my main problems started after my genuine Motorola charger was broken and I switched to a Samsung device. Now, with a new Motorola EB-20 battery and a new Motorola original charger, I don't have any problems anymore - and I use 1% battery increment.

Most people who have battery drops and/or similar problems, are facing such issues because of their way of battery treatment - charging overnight, using non-Moto chargers and not taking care of the battery's charging state (I. E. deep drain to 0% and charging to 100% every day again).

Edit: I guess this should be added to all guides..

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] pescorilo:
Samsung chargers are not ok because they use 0.7mah, vs 0.850 mah. But from my experience it was really ok with good chargers of 1ah. Eg: my travel battery, gives 1ah, and after charging with it, I have the same life for battery as with original wall charger.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] neo.ank:
I'm not sure but I always felt the battery behaved better if I charged it from USB.

Its slower though, close to 500mA. But I had minimal drops.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] DumbleCore:
My Samsung charger had 1000mah, I used it to get recovered from dead battery with white led, later had to use it as daily and my original wich comes with the Razr had only 500mah, drained battery while charging and using phone at the same time, then I used a LG charger with 1000mah and now back to original

What I don't understand, if my battery is Brocken bcoz of that % jumps, why isn't it jumping I recovery?

For example, it jumps from 59 to 50, booting in recovery and there is still the right calibrated state from 59

Anyone else?

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] welder73:
Same situation here! :thumbup:

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] neo.ank:
I might be wrong but, I think the culprit here is the battery calculating method used by Moto. It has been the case with many Moto phones including Razr.

The daemon uses certain checkpoints (5%, 20%, 50%, 80%, 100%)looks like most drops occur around these checkpoints. For these values, the daemon has a voltage-percentage mapping table. For intermediate values, it relies on estimating the battery depending on the voltage and active current. The Roms don't have any other calculation method and rely on the battery data file generated and maintained by the daemon.

Say you have a 80% charge, the battery is draining and daemon is estimating the values (assuming your battery is good) however, when it reports 60%, it has an actual charge of 51% (or close to that). Next, the charge drops to 50% and since that is a checkpoint, the daemon reports it from the mapping table.

What Moto did to hide this, they used a 10% battery decrement method.Which reduces no. of samples required to estimate and gives a closer result.

However, the reason why recovery reports it correctly is not clear to me either.Its evident it doesn't rely on Moto's battd daemon but uses its own calculation. Maybe I'll try discussing it with anyone familiar with TWRP coding.

BTW, do you use 10% mod and still get the drops.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] welder73:
I think that this is the best explanation about those battery drops!And the most reasonable one... :thumbup:

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] dtrail1:
But there is one more thing to clarify: recovery DOESN'T indicate the correct battery state (at least in many cases). SS only has seconds to calculate the current state of charge by using the "bad value" which is given by the kernel (stock kernel), and the stock kernel only has seconds itself to calculate the batterie's state of charge. The stock kernel also writes an entry in sysfs where the battery stat is given in 1% increment, and this value is being read by SS. The time is too short to get real correct values. Unfortunately the battery values (in Rom and in recovery) aren't being synced during boot process (which is currently impossible because the kexec kernel userspace is being created from scratch on each boot, so the battery meter probably would be more confused..).

If we had a fuel gauge chip things would be much easier...

Got a question: which option do you feel best regarding to battery life - Async Fsync or Dynamic Fsync?

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] amplatfus:
force a FULL calibration in Boot Menu Manager

Hi [MENTION=4287139]dtrail1[/MENTION],

I was wondering if is this working in BMM, using Aroma file manager?

Because not all mentioned files are present, even show hidden files are checked.

Thank you so much,

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] Super_Luddite:
Does anybody have any kernel settings updates that seems to be working really well for them?

I'm running the latest CarbonROM with JBX 6/16:

Read ahead buffer: 1024

Sched: vr

Freq lock: on

Min: 200000

Max: 1000000

Max: 700000

Min: 200000

Gov: Ktoonservative

GPU Max: 384

Gamma: 6

Front Buffer: 25
[Motorola Droid RAZR] dtrail1:
New test build is online! I hope I can push a new release build soon, I just need some feedback on this latest test kernel
[Motorola Droid RAZR] DumbleCore:
Running really well, had to raise voltages +5, had several freezes on LS, but since then everything is going good!
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Super_Luddite:
I, too have had some screen freezes. I think I'm going to go back to Carbon with this
[Motorola Droid RAZR] DumbleCore:
Had same on carbon,just rise voltage +5 and lettle it settle for a day or use ktoonservative with +5 :good:
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Super_Luddite:
Sorry, Noob question: Which of the settings am I raising the voltage +5?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] DumbleCore:
its on specific tap :P on the top of the frequencies,push the rigth arrow,the put a 5 in :p
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Crumplet:
So can someone tell me how to over clock using this kernel, "In layman's Terms"?I want to test out the latest mokee rom.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] dtrail1:
Please head to the kernel thread and download the guide or read the faq. There are all answers you need to know.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] brutalv4:
thnx

So this is my first post on XDA and I would like to say thanks to dtrail1... Man thank you for your work!!!

p.s. latest build of JBX cause crash when trying to play music is there any solution? by the way I'm using Viper4android... I've tried reinstall the app and it worked once but after next reboor it's keep crashing so I'm back to previous build...
[Motorola Droid RAZR] dtrail1:
Weird

I had this problem only one and now it works fine. But I one the reason, so I will push an emergency update tonight.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] shreyas.kukde:
You mentioned SS slots here, is the procedure same for BMM? I use BMM. Should I be fine following this procedure?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] welder73:
Yes,I tried that but there's one problem,that folders are empty in our phones,there's nothing to delete,only the "batterystatsbin" file is present.

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] shreyas.kukde:
So do we not get to calibrate it properly or is it just deleting this file? Doesn't the BMM delete this file when we wipe battery stats?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] macondo62:
And... I would charge my rarz turned off, but it's impossible with SS 3.73. As already reported there's a nice question mark inside battery icon and nothing happens.

Edit: problem solved flashing JB kernel.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] brutalv4:
Rollin'

dtrail1

Thanks Man!! Rollin' more than one day on Xperimental build and few days elder CM11 Nightly. And I gotta say that my OG XT910 Maxx still amazes me!! :good:
[Motorola Droid RAZR] eugene_fish:
HDMI detect behavior

I'm still experimenting with JBX to find a version with a normal deep sleep ability. ALL JBX versions for KitKat with added HDMI feature cease to sleep sooner or later. I'm fan of Slim ROM. I have a fixed set of well-tried apps which do not wakelocks. Each time when I flash a new SlimKat version I do a nandroid backup. After that I uses SlimKat with the stock kernel within one or two powercycles to check how the stock kernel works. On stock kernel my XT912 MAXX can work 3-4 days with 4-6 hours of display time and no deep sleep problems. Then I install the JBX kernel. It works much better when it works as expected. :)

I suspect the HDMI is showstopper.

I've tested HDMI using my FullHD monitor and Kindle Fire HD as a reference device with HDMI output.

When I connect asleep Kindle to HDMI the monitor does not detect any signal. A picture appears when the Kindle wakes.

In case of using RAZR: after reboot HDMI is enabled, hdmi_active is set to 1. Razr detects HDMI cable and shows its desktop in landscape mode. When unplugged the Razr returns a portrait mode on desktop. It's OK.

But if I connect the asleep Razr, the monitor's display blinks with a period 3 seconds. Short flashes. It blinks even if active_hdmi == 0! In other words a signal always persists on the HDMI connector.

dtrail1, would you please take a look on a HDMI detect part again.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] brutalv4:
com.android.phone error

Have just tried CM11 nightly from 08/18 with last JBX 3.6 Test build and com.android.phone error apears! So I keep CM nightly and back to previos JBX release from 07/25. Any ideas?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] DumbleCore:
Did u usual 10% battery mod? For me everything is working on same rom

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] brutalv4:
Yes, I've allready used to it! =)

I've tried several times on different options during installing JBX Aroma...

I've also tried to clean phone and dialler apps cache and still keep crashing...

By the way, when I set not default value to MPU OC on the Info tab there's a massage like "Time In State. Information is not available due to kernel". Is this normall? Well it's not the big deal but sometimes it's just curious how's it going... Mine MPU OC valuet is set now to 115, seems to work stable... =)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] DumbleCore:
I'm not using 10% mod... Don't use it and this fcs will go :)

I've no idea about that info, I'm not overclocking, for me Razr is fast enough on 1ghz :P

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] Felipolas:
not booting on MIUIV5

following the guide in PDF and the installation after many try out', I can say it's not booting on MIUI!!
[Motorola Droid RAZR] dtrail1:
MIUI is 4.2.2. You have to use older JBX for 4.2 series. And this will only work on MIUI 5. But maybe it's outdated too, just try.

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I cannot imagine any reason that the 10% mod affects any app functionality. This just is not possible. The only difference is that battery indicator reads from another sysfs entry. This has nothing to do with apps. Same is meant for phone FCs.

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That happens because the toggle works on detection part, if it receives any "signal" to activate HDMI, it forces the driver to unregister. But I wasn't able to fully remove the functionality of HDMI because then it wouldn't work anymore, even when you enable it again by toggle. In this case only a reboot would help to have HDMI again. My main reason for adding a toggle was for those devices which are detecting an HDMI cable plugged even though there's no cable plugged actually, and the device performs spamming the kernel log with error messages from HDMI driver. The toggle stops this and this helps saving battery by just disabling the driver, while keeping it in the memory to be able to use HDMI when needed. Maybe someone more skilled than me (with C) could take a look at my toggle and make a better one?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] brutalv4:
Rollin'

It's a weekend so I'm updatin' stuff! Got CM 11 Nighlty 2014-21-08 and latest JBX 3.6 Test build... No special settings in Trickster and I've got to say it's amazing!!! Got 11285 in Antutu!! Screen in the attachment if someone interesting!!

p.s. it's russian =)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Felipolas:
about MIUI rom

thx dTrail1! actually, I'm on MIUI kk based and the version I'm using by is working, but I can't save any change on Trickster MOD, it's Always back to default values after a reboot...