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[LG G Watch] frigidazzi:
The older os just worked better without bugs in general. Other than custom watch face battery drain. If I could figure out how to flash old version I would, but haven't seen that yet. Only ways to flash newest version.
[LG G Watch] hallevison:
I flashed gohma 2.2 and that made it a little worse.

jakeday has an archive of all of their old roms, you can get a version of 4.4 here. Versions 1.x are what you want. It looks like each of their zip files contain a stock rom, which likely contain old versions.
[LG G Watch] hallevison:
OK. This is where I am. removed all the apps I could and then:

turned off the screen and turned on the airplane mode - 2%/hr

turned screen back on - 2%/hr

turned airplane mode off - 10%/hr. I still don't have any non-native apps running.

So, the problem is clearly the bluetooth. Any suggestions?
[LG G Watch] dersie:
Try unpair and erase device in phone. After set a new device search in BT setup.

If not work try to "Reset factory" on watch and re-associate wit phone.

Wich phone/ROM/AndroidOS ?
[LG G Watch] hallevison:
Thanks for the fast reply. I already did the reset and it did not help. I am using a galaxy note 3 that is rooted but running the stock rom.
[LG G Watch] dersie:
The drain is due to instability of the BT connexion, if think it is on phone side.

Check if you not have debug option in developper setting on phone or BT debug in developper option on watch if you have enabled it ?
[LG G Watch] hallevison:
Hum.... That make sense. There was a couple of times when the watch complained that I was leaving the phone behind when I wasn't.

The BT debug in developper options on watch is disabled. The only debug option in developper settings on phone that I can find is called "USB debugging". Is that what you mean? For a reason I cannot remember, I have that on. Should I turn it off?
[LG G Watch] dersie:
Try to turn off. I read somewhere that could be an effect on battery drain but I can not affirm this.

I have some BT issue since update Wear 5.01, not affect my watch battery but it disconnect sometime.
[LG G Watch] hallevison:
I will try that. Merci bien.
[LG G Watch] masterhaides:
I have mine paired with a Galaxy S5. My phone actually lasts longer now because I don't have to look at it as much through the day.

With that said, the watch itself has been through some battery tests.

What i've noticed is, having an animated watchface or any text effects (moving text or glowing text) will drain the watch faster.

I have a flat non animated watch face, unticked "Always On" and "Tilt to Wake" functions to turn those off.

I easily get 2 days of life out of my watch now.

7% battery used from 6am to 11:42am (now).

Phone and Watch are stock. I used Watch Maker to create my flat/non animated watchface.
[LG G Watch] masterhaides:
6 hours later, i'm at 84%

i read my emails and text on it, change tracks on youtube and music player, also check time and weather at various times of the day. i use my watch and still get good life with my setup
[LG G Watch] hallevison:
WOW - this is what I needed. I was at 12%/hr before I turned off the debug option on my phone, after I turned it off I got 7%/hr! This was using the Gohma 2.2 ROM. I have reflashed the original 5.0.1 stock ROM and now I am at 4%/hr!!!!!

Thanks everyone!
[LG G Watch] masterhaides:
starting a third day with 41% at 7:20 am.....

just fyi. those "clock hands" that spin around most watch faces will be draining your battery people!
[LG G Watch] EpicLPer:
So after a few days I'm finally able to post my screenshot here too!

This one was taken after activating Facer at the end of 29.12. which you can see due to the kinda massive drop there when Facer updates itself and gets the latest data.

My Facer watch face contains temperature data (Max., Min., Current + a weather symbol), clock, date ((week)day, month), location and battery.

I'm using the standard Artaker kernel with the latest updates installed.

[IMG="Battery Wear"]https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/35619092/Bilder/Screenshot_2014-12-31-03-56-09.png[/IMG]​
[LG G Watch] Badmama30:
A few days after the 5.01 update, I easily squeezed a day with Ambient Mode ON, Tilt ON and a custom watchface. The same battery life I got with 4.4.2.

2 days later, it all went kaboom, and today, I get home (7PM) with Ambient Mode OFF with around 20%.

What went wrong? I've checked developer options to see nothing is enabled - still, nothing. Factory reset my phone and watch - nothing.
[LG G Watch] 7eregrine:
Left my watch at home yesterday by accident off the charger. Got home. Over 10 hours it only used 14%... so in "just watch mode" I'd say that's pretty impressive.
[LG G Watch] dersie:
Uninstall all (last) app and try with stock face. Wear pre load many many many.... app/face even when not using AND many many... developpers provide BAD face/app wich drain battery even if not use. So it is good to reboot watch every night and be carefull at your installed app ;)
[LG G Watch] reb1995:
I've woken up the second core and set the governor to ondemand (using adb. Also sideloaded terminal emulator and hackers keyboard to use it to run the scripts that change cpu settings while away from a computer/adb). Also sideloaded Greenify to hibernate all my apps also (except the current watch face if I'm using a 3rd party one).

I use the default Digital watchface.

Works great I easily make it through the day with tilt to wake, screen always on, counting steps etc.
[LG G Watch] masterhaides:
i would be interested in any documentation that could help me configure mine with a similar setup. sounds very interesting
[LG G Watch] reb1995:
Sure, mostly it is a lot of sideloading apks and just making things work on a tiny screen. I'm working now but I'll try and get some stuff here and tell you what I did. Mostly just googled some stuff, moved apks from my phone to my watch, and finagling... and lots of backups in case something goes wrong.... ;)
[LG G Watch] reb1995:
Here you go. I've written this up pretty quickly and whatnot. I've included sources and google is your friend ;). Let me know if you have any questions. PM if you want so we can keep the thread on topic. ;)

Edit:

To install better battery stats on the watch install the app normally like you would. After that go to your phone which has BBS installed and navigate to /system/priv-app and grab the BBS "base.apk." On the watch you must place it in the same folder /system/priv-app with a file manager and then reboot.

It's almost pointless because you can't see anything unless you change the "thumbnail size" and "medium font size" to the lowest values under settings -> customize views.

At least you can see percentages and export the stats.
[LG G Watch] masterhaides:
Awesome, thanks.

I don't have time atm, but I will def f up my watch this weekend:laugh:. I thought the Snapdragon 400 was a quad core, and realize that we only get to use 1 of the cores. I wonder how things would run if you woke them all up for "ond" ? battery drain? faster wake time?

I'm very anxious to try these scripts out and get the most out of my watch.:D
[LG G Watch] reb1995:
According to BBS I get about 3.3% drain while idle. That is with everything greenified and only using it for notifications. While I was using it for gps and playing music (music controls were up on my watch) It was at about 5.5%/hour, still not too bad.

Things do run really smooth though. There isn't really any GUI lag at all. Browsing the web with Wear Internet Browser works perfect and the pages render quickly. Very cool :)
[LG G Watch] Apoplectic1:
Tilt screen to turn on switched off, Preview cards switched off and brightness at 1.

At night I keep it on to use as a sleep tracker app and switch off Screen always on.
[LG G Watch] Badmama30:
Update: after getting horrible battery life in the past few weeks, I'm getting today around 24 hours with Ambient Mode On & Card Previews & Tilt.

My guess is probably an update in the Google Search and Maps App. And maybe, because I blocked the Google Messanger SMS app.
[LG G Watch] gabriel.mtt:
Nexus 4 and Sony T3 rate!

My frist atempt with the Nexus 4 and Brazil LG Gwatch (LG GWatch is a bit different here);

LG Nexus 4 has a very poor batery, and with the bt always on ... never reach a 24h!!!

Now I have a Sony T3, "stamina" and phone reach 48h without the watch and 30~36h always on...

With the stck ROM in T3, with the stamina mode ON, when the phone reach 30% they will cut BT and other things to a minimal uses, is very useful when you forgot the charger, but the "watch" will stay dead like stone!!!! :p
[LG G Watch] dedei:
what are the changes on the brazilian version?
[LG G Watch] HistoryTechGeek:
My watch is on for 15 or more hours and stays around 80 % battery at the end of the day
[LG G Watch] Thunder34:
Hi All, would someone please offer some help with this?

I see mention of disabling Tilt-to-Wake to save battery but my Android Wear app running on my Galaxy S5 phone does not show such an option. The app is up-to-date according to Google Play and when I open Settings within the Android Wear app, I only see the following options: Calendar Settings, Block App Notifications, Mute Notifications on Phone and Get Tips About Watch Features.

I believe my G Watch is also up-to-date in terms of software, it shows: Android Wear v.1.3.0.2160025, Google Play Services 8.4.89, Android OS 5.1.1.

Can someone please explain what I'm missing or need to do to see this Tilt-to-Wake option so I can disable it?

Thanks!
[LG G Watch] dersie:
In setting you must click on the name of your watch "G Watch" and is in the new open page you can see new option like "tilt to wake" ;)
[LG G Watch] Thunder34:
That was it, thanks! I didn't even realize that was clickable... :o
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] matan129:
Hello

I have SGH-M919. First, it had stock ROM, stock firmware, and it was SIM locked to T-Mobile, so I unlocked it with SRS server service (I live outside the US, so labs in my area didn't have the tools to unlock it, since it's only a US variant. Also, other methods of unlocking did not work for me, unfortunately).

In the unlocking process I had to flash custom modem file with Odin (it was required for SRS to work). After that, I flashed CWM and CM11 and everything worked fine except the GPS. It didn't work: no GPS satellites were found.

How can I resolve this issue? Thanks.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Kriptik210:
Go to the CyanogenMob forum. There are threads asking the same question regarding CM11
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] matan129:
I will try there, thanks. Although I have to mention that I think that's the problem isn't with CM but the modem file/kernel/etc
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Kriptik210:
If it might be the modem or kernel then you can try re flashing the modem or trying a new kernel. You'll see a lot of GPS issues being asked about in the CM threads, tho.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] matan129:
Can you link me to some alternative kernels / modems? I can't find any.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] serio22:
Just flash the stock modem since you said it was modified, unless its still needed.. However, many users have lost GPS after flashing aosp/cm.. The fix is simple. First make a nandroid backup, flash a touchwiz ROM, get a GPS lock, and then restore your nandroid.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] matan129:
Sorry, forgot to mention that I already tried flashing stock rom but GPS didn't work (it did work before the unlocking), so it has to be a modem problem. I couldn't find a stock modem file anywhere.

Currently I'm downloading another stock ROM, so I will be able to bring up lbstestmode which might fix my issue.

EDIT:

The new stock ROM works fine, and the GPS was able to find signal. So, I as ou suggested and recovered the Nandroid I made before through the recovery, but now I can't find GPS again. What can I do?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] serio22:
NB4 modem is posted in the general section
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Kriptik210:
Is this a permanent fix for GPS?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] matan129:
I have searched for stock modem and found this.

Unfortunately, I do have a KNOX counter in download mode so it doesn't fit.

This guide links to another modem file (that works with the KNOX bootloader), but it is for MK2, and I need BN4.. What can I do?

EDIT:

The issue is FIXED! The GPS works perfectly! Ultimately, I did install the MK2 modem and although I have 4.4.2 BN4 it works just fine.

Thanks for everyone who helped me.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] serio22:
Not sure, I almost never go aosp/cm

Good! If you experience any issues you could flash the full NB4 firmware as well
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] matan129:
I don't think I should, I have a bootloader with Knox (it was stated that it's only good for 4.2.2 bootloaders - ones without Knox. That's why I installed the MK2.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] serio22:
I'm not talking about the modem, but firmware, it will flash the modem in the process and you can flash it with your bootloader.. Like I said, if you experience problems but so far you haven't seemed to
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] matan129:
Before I flashed the correct modem files, I flashed the latest stock firmware from Sammobile which I believe contains the NB4 modem. The GPS still didn't work, only the Mk2 modem works for me
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] serio22:
That firmware is buggy, fenny's NB4 firmware is the one you want
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] matan129:
Still, the MK2 firmware just works better for me.

Also, if I can't flash the fixed NB4 firmware because the bootloader has Knox, how will it help me if I install the non-fixed version (which is included in the firmware)? I'd be stuck with the bad NB4! There's no way to install the fixed NB4 if I have bootloader with Knox, if I understand this whole thing correctly.

P.S I am not intending to argue or anything, I am just writing what happened to me. So, if someone has the same problem and he googles it he will be able to find some useful info that took me about 2 days to find (and your generous help in this thread, of course!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] serio22:
The firmware will flash with your bootloader.. anyway everything is working for you so there is no need to. If in the future you change your mind or have problems PM me and I will explain or help you with it
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] matan129:
Alright, thanks you very much for your help! :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Kriptik210:
Same here
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] matan129:
I noticed that I was getting bad cellular reception in an area that should have full mobile coverage. So I flashed the 4.4.2 fixed BN4 modem and the reception is way better (from one bar to 3 or 4), and the GPS is still working. :D

So, the BN4 modem did flash although I have bootloader with Knox (so it isn't supposed to work according the the modem thread)

P.S. I'm quite confused. Sorry for the noob question, but what's the difference between ROM and firmware? Is the firmware just a package which includes the ROM, bootloader and modem?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] serio22:
Pretty much

Edit: as well as stock recovery
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CHV:
Hi,

I'm using CM10.2.1 on my ovation device and have noticed a significant slowdown/lag when rearranging (moving) app-icons on the home screen.

It depends on the number of icons that are displayed on the current page - when there are many icons, the slowdown is horrible.

My grid size is 8 rows x 5 columns.

If I check "Hide icon labels (Hide homescreen icon labels)" (Personalization->Home Screen->General), rearranging app-icons is very smooth with no slowdowns. So it has something to do with the label rendering?

What can I do to avoid the slowdowns without having to learn the app-icons by heart.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jpisini:
Have you tried enabling force gpu acceleration in developers options?
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CHV:
Yes, I tried that already. It makes no difference. If I enable "Show GPU overdraw", the icon labels are marked light red to red - no matter wether "force gpu rendering" is checked or not.

I also tried "Disable HW overlays" - this has no effect.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jpisini:
How many icons are needed for this to appear? I can add that many and see if I see the same thing.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CHV:
With 6 Icons on one page, the difference is quite obvious.

If you add more icons, it will get worse. If you fill a 5 x 8 screen with icons, it's a real pain.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jpisini:
Strange my home screen has 20 things move around like butter
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CHV:
What can I do to solve this problem?
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wellersl:
You'll probably find that its one (or more) app that's not playing nicely. I'd start by removing them one at a time until it reveals itself.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CHV:
Just did a full wipe and clean install. Skipped everything possible - no wifi configured, no Google account, no restore from Google.

Then dragged some icons on home screen. Moving them around is now much better, but not as perfect as with icon labels switched off!

After that, I verified the grid size in the Trebuchet preferences - changed nothing, returned to home screen. Now some of the icons are not visible any more and some of them are outside the screen area.

I've got no idea what's going on here... Trebuchet perhaps is mixing up colums and lines sizes of the homescreen grid?
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wellersl:
All I can think of to suggest at this point is:

Make certain your chosen CWM10.2 downloaed properly (or do it again).

Make certain you have the correct GApps package.

Make certain you installedd them with the correct version of CWM.

I'm assuming you followed the Guide for Dummies. It's pretty idiot resistant. After I create the bootable SD, I like to install just the EMMC version of CWM followed by the ROM. Then let the Nook boot all the way through. Go into settings and enable boot options, reboot into recovery and then install GApps. Reboot again, connect to WiFi and let everything update.

If that doesn't work, I'd suggest starting over from a fresh install of the stock ROM.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CHV:
Went back to stock ROM without problems.

Reset to factory defaults.

Downloaded cm-10.2.1-ovation.zip again. No file differences found. Flashed it via CWM v6.0.2.8 for HD+ (Stock)

Flashed gapps-jb-20130813-signed.zip.

The problem is still present.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wellersl:
Don't know what else to say. I just (literally) went from stock to 10.1, then to 10.2, then to 11 (which I'm on now). I would rather pack the stuff I use on one screen than flip back and forth between screens. I keep it full with widgets, shortcuts, and quick-launchers. No problems like yours.

When you say, "Reset to factory defaults." you mean you flashed it back to the stock firmware?
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CHV:
Yes, I did a full wipe and flashed back to stock ROM - to start over from scratch.

Then I flashed CM 10.2.1 as described... and the problem is back.

Now I'm trying CM11 (M6) which does not show this particular problem (everything moves smoothly), but it has some nasty bugs. Reading a book in "Google Books" often causes a crash and the Nook reboots. The notification bar crashes sometimes when I pull it down. Sound is strange in King.com games (Candy Crush etc.)...
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wellersl:
FWIW - You're in good company. My most used app is Kindle (Ironic, aint it?). I get random reboots with every ROM I've tried. Some are much worse than others.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tendrak:
Hello,

My Galaxy S3 recently soft bricked after I left it uncharged for a couple of days. I have no idea what caused it, but it is now only willing to boot into download mode. I tried to replace the battery, but that didn't work. The phone was rooted about a year ago, but has always worked fine.

The phone is not recognized by windows or Samsung KIES, but Odin (multiple versions: 1.85, 3.07, 3.09) recognizes it. I am however unable to flash the stock firmware to the phone. The error message is "There is no PIT partition". I've looked around but cannot find the solution to my problem. I have tried multiple PCs, USB ports and USB cables but the problem persists.

I have not yet tried to flash a PIT file to my phone since I cannot figure out which version is the right one and I'm afraid of bricking my phone even further. The specs of my phone are as follows.

Model: GT-I9300

FCC ID: A3LGTI9300A

SSN: I9300GSMH

Thanks in advance for replying.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boomboomer:
Hundreds of identical posts, go read the rescue firmware thread in general forum.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tendrak:
Looking through the threads in the general forum I can find many ways to flash to the stock firmware, but I cannot find a fix for the 'There is no PIT partition' problem. They just tell me to flash the stock firmware to the phone. I'm already at this stage, and am fairly sure I have the right firmware downloaded but it just hangs at this issue. Maybe I'm blind or just cannot find it.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tallman43:
>> http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=30087735&postcount=6 << follow instuctions exactly.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] opssemnik:
probably you ticked re format if not then bad sign, phone´s partition table is messed up

i bet that you nand is bad and thats what caused the brick

the pit for your device is any pit for the i9300 but with the size of your device (i.e i9300_16gb.pit or i9300-32gb.pit)
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Talminator:
This is more for my own curiosity than anything else, but I was hoping some of you app developers could tell me how the new material theme is going to work for apps on older versions of Android? Given the dynamic shading and transition animations are a new feature of L, will this present problems on older versions of Android when you eventually update your apps with the new design? For example, if an app is updated with material on JellyBean, will the animations and transitions still work as planned, and will floating UI elements still be distinguishable above the UI without the elevation value in Android L? Will this necessitate two different UIs depending on which Android version the user is running?

Like I said, this is just pure curiosity. If the material theme won't work on old OS versions, I'm concerned about whether developers will hold back on adopting material design until L achieves a greater market saturation and OEMs have had time to update their devices.

Thanks! :D
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jdog94:
I have a guy wanting to trade me one
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vacaloca:
This should be what you need:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2784880

Edit: You might also want to check with Verizon to make sure the MEID of the phone is clear for activation on their network.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stang393:
Or easiest way to to get to a stock AT&T, but rooted 4.4.x as I can't do the OTA update due to rooted and deoxed build on my Note 2
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mohammed779:
Go to AT&T Note 2 forum and you should hopefully find something
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anik.se:
DN3 Note 2 Rom

DN3 Note 2 rom is best for At&t Note 2 variant...

here is the link...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2541860

anik
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro Software Upgrading] chanz:
bro n sis..can i upgrade my dopod 900 wit o2 exec rom?

better o2 exec rom or indra uni beta4r? thank u 4 ur comment..i'll be waiting..