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[Xposed Framework Modules] Walter.White:
You or someone else should create a public google sheet where people can add descriptions on wakelocks, symptoms of unbouncing it etc. It would make your job easier and it will be really helpful to community.
[Xposed Framework Modules] tylerdurden83:
Imo this is getting out of hands... I see people unbouncing Tasker wakelocks.... Why not just change the Tasker polling timers within the actual app itself? Or people tempering with AlarmManager....that's not good...
[Xposed Framework Modules] jaibar:
Maybe some "crowd voting" mechanism, like the one implemented in xprivacy? Thus, one can send the settings that work for him and, with time, a large database of settings will be estahlished with common settings that work for most people.

Users will then be able to choose for any specific wakelock/alarm the option to fetch from database the "popular" settings (sure, with a warning that it may not work for him, proceed with caution etc.).
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mistertac:
At the very least it'd be nice to have a native "Google It" option like WakeLock Detector has so people can easily search what their various Alarms and Wakelocks would be. Anyone know if that's been added in BitBucket?

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[Xposed Framework Modules] magnamentis:
yes but

you are certainly right, specially with tasker, but also consider that there is little knowledge base for this app yet and that everyone is doing some trial and error which usually comes with it's stray bullets hehe.. no harm done, i mean, it will be realized when the clock does not update and it can easily be reversed. sometimes is's more obvious and sometimes less. this will settle after a few weeks when more users come up with real live experience based settings.

take the opportunity to repeat my need for a drawer icon :) and yes i posted it in the appropriate platform which the dev gave to us. perhaps we can get a quick statement concerning these proposals, from then on, no hurry at all, would just be nice to have info whether it will happen or not, just a statement, not the real thing, as i said not hurry :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] itaysorin:
keep getting empty stats

keep getting empty stats someone can help me ?!
[Xposed Framework Modules] jaibar:
Yep, the same problem with greenify, xprivacy etc.

People start over-greenfiying anything, eventually one renders some important function useless. Or with xprivacy blocking essential functions (if you block location permissions to Google maps, you can't really complain that it doesn't show your location, eh?)

But that will always exist, we can just do our best by sharing information about what is recommended in our point of view, eventually everyone decides for himself what to do with this info. Just be prepared to be peppered with questions "why tasker stopped functioning after unbouncing value to 80000?? Help me NOW!!!"and complains that the module sucks and is buggy... Or promises to donate "only when you fix this and that".
[Xposed Framework Modules] Surfinette:
No need to patronize me ;)

I was just answering one of your previous post were you were saying that it was safe to block this one....

(Or maybe I didn't understand what you were saying previously)

Envoyé de mon Nexus 5 en utilisant Tapatalk
[Xposed Framework Modules] khairulez:
Did you update Google Search app?

Edit: I have situation like you,stats empty.after update google search app,uninstall module,reboot,reinstall again then reboot and it's work.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Teo128:
Your're right, then I must have pressed on Checkin handoff slider without knowning... I was worried that it don't work on Mahdi ROM.

It also seemed odd to me there wasn't any description for ANY wakelocks, I hope you can add them in the future.
[Xposed Framework Modules] tboooe:
Thank you for your list of settings in your previous post. Would you mind me asking what kind of battery drain you are getting at idle? For me, with only the stock Unbounce settings I get about 0.6% drain per hour when my phone is not in use.
[Xposed Framework Modules] trjlive:
(edited original quote to remove obnoxious formatting)

There is no need to post your question in a huge, bold font like you did. That is just obnoxious and is considered very poor forum etiquette.
[Xposed Framework Modules] LifeAsADroid:
Just so I know I'm using this mod right, once installed and activated with reboot it is set up to stop certain wakelocks automatically, correct? I've been getting what appears to be great battery life and quicker charges while the phone is on and want to be sure I'm not experiencing a placebo effect, lol.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mistertac:
If you just install this module and reboot and go be default it'll keep your location based WakeLock and Alarm a little tamer... You can however add even more time to those two and get even better results.

As far as your phone charging quicker.. That may be a little bit placebo, but perhaps not unheard of.

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[Xposed Framework Modules] khairulez:
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[Xposed Framework Modules] LifeAsADroid:
This I'll have to do, it's just a matter of changing the default 240 secs to something higher, yes?

I just figured that if the phone is using less battery, then it's able to replace the charge slightly faster (since the phone isn't using as much whilst replacing it either).
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mistertac:
Yea if you scan or search through this thread you'll see what some of us have changed it to.. I have mine set to 600, although I also don't leave location on that much anyways.

Just be careful what you choose to Unbounce, Android needs certain WakeLocks and Alarms to function correctly.

And I'm sure if the phone isn't using as much juice when your charging... Then yes it should charge quicker.

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[Xposed Framework Modules] 1ceb0x:
eh.... http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=55582338

poor choice of words from my side but all i said is "it is safe to leave it unbounce" - meaning, leave it alone without unbouncing it.

sorry for coming a bit hars on you.
[Xposed Framework Modules] magnamentis:
cannot resist haha..

depends a bit how bad uhhh.....

however back on topic, fully agree, it's part of the process and no matter which tech-development, it comes with tolls, sometimes heavy ones,

diving by the way is one that stands out in that context, like does piloting ;)

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idle over night 8-10 hours every day same night stand, same router all same three devices tested each night lying beside each other = 0.7% the first 7 hours and 0.3 % thereafter due to incoming email traffic.

this results i get over the last (not counted to the day ) 8 months except with the note 2 N7100 that one can produce betweein 0.8 and 7% drain during the same period without changing anything, weird by the way

important notice: all above mentioned are running the same rom cm11 and identical apps and configuration of apps and roms as far as the device specs allow for. they differ mainly in number of synced accounts, kernel and device specs. best device in idle has been the nexus 5 for many months, just recently reached by the oneplus one after a lot of testing and tweaking to get there.

EDIT: keyelements to reach the goal are: greenify pro, unbounce alarms and wakelocks, profiles and the most important "TASKER" as the brain which executes tweaks as needed.
[Xposed Framework Modules] JerryGNYC:
No Icon...

For those folks who need a launcher icon for this app/module - if you are using Nova Launcher (I'm using Prime), you can create a homescreen icon for Unbounce like this -

Long press home screen

Tap on Shortcuts

Tap on Activities (be patient while it loads)

Scroll down to Unbounce

Select (tap) Material Settings Activity

Bob's your uncle...

It won't be in the app drawer, but you can move it to a folder...

HTH,

-Jerry
[Xposed Framework Modules] magnamentis:
thanks again

thanks this has been cleared, i'm talking about a drawer icon which can then be used in app sidebar (i.e. swapps) as well. if the dev will not implement a drawer icon, no great deal, will have to change my config a bit, but would like to leave all xposed modules in the same place which is not the launcher but the drawer. very personal preference though. just would like to know whether it's on the agenda or not, if not, as said no big issue.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Solace50:
why change anything in tasker if you dont use it when you can disable everything globally. tasker was also still waking the phone occasionally even with absured values on everything that was not needed. as for other things you may have a point as rarely anyone understands what they are doing. there should be a large ass disclaimer in big bold letters thats short and simple since people skip anything past a mediocre paragraph.
[Xposed Framework Modules] JerryGNYC:
Most welcome. I saw your requirements but several other (MIUI) users asked some time back, so I checked to see if it was possible, it was, so I posted it... :D
[Xposed Framework Modules] Pkt_Lnt:
This is a very new app, doing something never done before. Rome was not built in a day. Have some patience or come back in a year when it has matured if you want a complete mature app. Many of us want to see this baby grow up big and unbouncey (sic) given the potential we see :highfive:

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Better to vote it up in the bitbucket link where the dev can track it. Can you imagine reading all these posts for suggestions every time he wants to change a line of code in the app. :rolleyes:
[Xposed Framework Modules] reggiexp:
I can't install 1.5/1.6 it wont. Say apk incapable some thing.

Only 1.4 works on ky phone
[Xposed Framework Modules] rignfool:
Allow me to clarify...

You don't unbounce alarm manager...

You unbounce something else... And alarm manager shows up less...

Like in BBS... The Power.Manager.wakelocks in kernel wakelocks...
[Xposed Framework Modules] JerryGNYC:
I wasn't asking for any feature. I was posting a possible workaround for the people needing it (I don't). Cheers! :cool:
[Xposed Framework Modules] Pkt_Lnt:
Sorry, tough to carry the meaning of the "it" word through multiple post and crisscossing conversations. But thanks for correcting me.
[Xposed Framework Modules] JerryGNYC:
No sorry needed. I know how it's easy to get crossed up here... :cool:
[Xposed Framework Modules] itaysorin:
it doesnt work mate :/

do you have another solution ?
[Xposed Framework Modules] 1ceb0x:
You are entirely right but i was just stating that AlarmManager is not a placeholder like you originally said in your post.
[Xposed Framework Modules] bonny_k-9:
Why the application to hang in memory? Is not editing framework?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mistertac:
I've been playing around with various Alarms and WakeLocks and I've noticed every time I even try to click on " Android. App. Backup. Intent. Run" it results in a Force Close.

This happen for anyone else?

I'm not certain it's smart to UnBounce this one yet I'm still looking into it but the FC would kill that option anyways...

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[Xposed Framework Modules] magnamentis:
on my side no problem opens like all the others and can be set to on without issue as well.

- tested on nexus 5, cm11, elementalx kernel

- tested on oneplus one, cm11, ak kernel

can test on n7100 if you like but it looks that it's something specific in your configuration which is not present here, sorry to have no better news
[Xposed Framework Modules] Bleedos:
You won't get any support here if you can't be more specific.

Give the exact error message and explain how you get the error (steps, install source like Google Store or Xposed repo, ...)

Take a screenshot if it can help to explain your error.

Take a logcat and upload it somewhere the dev can access it.

Help us help you.
[Xposed Framework Modules] 1ceb0x:
if i am not mistaken that is ths GoogleBackupTransport.apk. Do you have this apk in /system/priv-app?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mistertac:
I sure do. I just noticed that alarm in BBS and was wondering what it was all about. What's your thoughts?

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Also it seems now that my FC issue isn't just to do with that Alarm, I tried going into another Alarm I've changed and it FC on me as well.

However I then tried again to get into the backup Alarm and was able to so.... Something on my end for sure since you guys seem not to have any issues.

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From what I've read... That Alarm may have to do with this.. Which obviously makes sense...

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[Xposed Framework Modules] 1ceb0x:
Well, i never used Android native's backup system. I know for sure that it is responsible for sending your WiFi passwords to Google, and other Settings that for me are useless.

I always delete GoogleBackupTransport.apk and always unthick the options from your screenshot. So far what i have noticed is that when you download new apps from Play and you then reinstall your rom for some reasons, that app will not download automatically and you will need to download it manually. It is a price to pay for me, for eliminating that process which i find it cumbersome.
[Xposed Framework Modules] 1ceb0x:
I have made this spreadsheet: Unbounce Alarms and Wakelocks

It is not that much but it is a start.

I am planning to add content inside as long as i gather information regarding the various wakelocks or alarms.

For now this is based on my current setup. If anyone has ideas how to improve this please shoot it my way.

I will also look for a few people willing to keep this spreadsheet up to date but maybe a tad bit later.

Right now i want to gather info regarding various wakelocks & alarms that people have. Mine are only a few and are exposed in this spreadsheet.

[MENTION=526666]cryptyk[/MENTION] feel free to add this to the OP if you want.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Osama Zabin:
Audio mix is not a real wakelock, it's increasing when you are playing some music or audio,you shouldn't worry about it.

It increases while your phone is active not idle.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mistertac:
That's awesome, good work man. That'll help all of us. I'll try and go through what I've changed and find a description of the Alarm/WakeLock as well.

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[Xposed Framework Modules] miguelsaps:
kek
[Xposed Framework Modules] pugsang:
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[Xposed Framework Modules] tariq2kn:
:eek:

Which phone and rom? What settings did you apply, could you elaborate it?
[Xposed Framework Modules] 1ceb0x:
he used his phone like.... 10 minutes in those 3 days. look at screen on and awake times.

in no way you can get 3 days and decent SOT on any phone that is currently on the market.
[Xposed Framework Modules] 1ceb0x:
and your screenshot reaches almost 4 days. 1700mAH cannot simply give you those stats unless:

- airplane on all the time

- wake the phone only to check the time

- use no google apps

anyway - this is offtopic and in no way a "show your battery stats thread". we all know the power of this module but your post will simply be followed by 10 posts of users asking you for setup, rom, device, kernel, etc. we don't want to clutter the thread with these things.
[Xposed Framework Modules] pugsang:
I am not going to argue with you. There is no point. I know that I didn't use my phone a lot but I used it to do basic things such as calling (there was no airplane mode, i think that you are able to read the signal bar since you read the SOT), checking some e-mails and use it as alarm to get up in the morning. That's it. End of story.

Post deleted. There is no point in sharing any setup.
[Xposed Framework Modules] tboooe:
You rule!!!! It would be good to perhaps put a column for the phone model and carrier as well. Looking forward to adding to this great reference.
[Xposed Framework Modules] 1ceb0x:
Thank you for your ideas. I am not sure if this will have any effect as the wakelocks and alarms are not OS or Device specific since we all run the same OS - Android and the most cumbersome wakelocks we see are from Google Play Services which exists on any phone. If however there is a strong argument as of why those are needed, do let me know, maybe i am missing some points/logic thinking.

Any wakelocks/alarm found on your side which are not in the list? That will help to build a bigger database.
[Xposed Framework Modules] naughty6t9:
+1 to add to OP. V we don't have to search for what specific thing does in multiple posts.

Ppl can try various settings and update u so that u can edit the file.
[Xposed Framework Modules] 1ceb0x:
I will soon give access to a few users here that i saw they know what they are doing so with the power of users we can build something solid. right now it looks like something done in a few minutes. thank you for the appreciation.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mistertac:
Not sure if you guys have discussed the Icing WakeLock by Google Play Services but I've had mine set to 600 seconds for quite a few days now and it's cut down the WakeLock a ton and I haven't had any I'll effects that I can tell...

Spoiler content hidden.

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[Xposed Framework Modules] tboooe:
thank you for this. Maybe I am reading the image wrong but it seems that even though your adjustment to 600 has reduced the # of wakelocks dramatically, the total time blocked is only about 1minute?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mistertac:
It's Allowed 13 Seconds and Blocked 3 Minutes as of the time I took that Screen shot.

I've been looking for a good description of what Icing is exactly so we can add it to the list but I've not yet found one good source that explains it other than its tied to Google Play Services.

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And my bad... My Screen shot does show the 1 minute blocked... But when I just checked it again it was up to 3 minutes. Sorry for the confusion.

Perhaps I could go little higher with the timer

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[Xposed Framework Modules] tboooe:
thank you! I just checked my phone and while Icing has a lot of wakelocks (2560!) the total time is only 52 seconds for me. I will continue to monitor.
[Xposed Framework Modules] LifeAsADroid:
Where can I find a list of all the safe-to-block wakelocks people have discovered, without surfing 130 pages of this thread?
[Xposed Framework Modules] magnamentis:
disagree, sorry (smile)

here i have to strongly disagree. i'm currently managing 7 devcies and each of them produces a differnet wakelock pattern ( different numbers/stats ) the same applies to each rom and kernel config i've ever scrutinized. i do the testrunds almost every night when not travelling and results ALWAYS differ.

so it' not even possible in my opinion that two devides, even with basically the same configuration like in my case 5 out of the seven produce the same behaviour as far as wakelocks and alarms are concerned.

divices you see in my signature to get a picture of the variety :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] tboooe:
Check out the post by 1ceb0x a few pages back. He has created a nice google doc that shows some wakelocks and alarms that are safe and unsafe to unbounce. Hopefully this community can join in and help build this database out.

1ceb0x rules!

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The first time I tried to unbounce RILJ and rebooted my Note 3 hung up on the startup splash screen. I had to disable Xposed by pressing the soft navigation keys a few times. I then unchecked RILJ and rebooted without any issues. I tried to replicate the problem by unbouncing RILJ again and rebooting but this time my phone started up just fine. Strange....
[Xposed Framework Modules] dwang:
I did a test where I ran my nexus 5 down with unbound enabled and with unbound disabled and I'm not really seeing any significant battery life savings.

Notice how the NlpCollectorWakelock has decreased significantly, but no increase in battery life.

Device Info:

Nexus 5

Google Location Enabled

Google Location Reporting Disabled

Apps Used: Tapatalk, Chrome, Youtube, Video Player, Google Plus, Email, Gmail, Reddit, Twiter, Google Plus, Camera, Bleacher Report

Screenshots with UnBounce Enabled:

Screenshots with UnBounced DISABLED using ART runtime:
[Xposed Framework Modules] 1ceb0x:
My point being... the database is a database. We will have (preferably) every wakelock and alarm ever encountered by human kind on Android. We will have reasons why it happens, what it is and if it is safe to unbounce or not.

The user will compare his results and run a cross check/search on the spreadsheet to unbounce what he needs.

Making a database device/OS specific is impossible because even if i run the same setup on two similar devices i will still get different wakelocks/alarms. Every phone is different. It will be a waste of time and effort to categorize the wakelocks and alarms on Android versions, phone model or even carrier when in fact we can do a general database and the user will choose what he needs. For example RILJ may be encountered by device X but not by device Y. Device X will unbounce it if he searches it in the spreadsheet.

Does this makes sense? Sorry but it is rather late here and i am sleepy.
[Xposed Framework Modules] magnamentis:
yup.

your main point as i understand is that it does not make sense to make a device specific spreadsheet to which i agree, it would be a mess because there are too many variables to make that helpful as well as comprehensible. so far this is exactly my point so we have full agreement here. just the reason you posted sounded the contrary, i understood that it's all the same android so all devices encounter the same wakelocks ( yes ) in same frequency ( no ) so we meant somehow the same and it's all about semantics once again. no problem, good however that we found out. good night then ( or morning if i'm too late with my reply :) thanks for clarification once more. :good:

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this makes sense since you have 5h + SOT and while the screen is on, normal waklocks make a very small part of the power consumption compared to the screen and all other features and kernel settings which are often set to differ between screen on and display off.

the wakelocks which we are fighting here are those which drain your battery dramatically in % compared to without wakelocks going havoc in idle mode or at least with display sleeping.

so my devices consume 0.8-1.2% in 10h idle while if i have too many or excessively powerconsuming wakelocks that could well go to 30% but normally would end up using 5-8% in 10h idle ( only with bad wacklocks as mentioned ) so in that case we are saving 90% battery average while with Screen on this consumption is absolutely in the 1/1000 region.

just calculate yourself 1h SOT = 18% battery usage and 1h bad wakelocks is 1% batter usage, so the differenc would be 5h 15' instead of 5h 30' SOT which does not look so much anymore as well as there are other increased consumers as mentioned above. in % it's not 90% saving anymore but around 5%.

i hope i was able to explain the phenomenon without being too long with the post. some people don't like long posts but sometimes things are hard to explain in short and without sounding too straight forward :) so i hope the best for this one :highfive:
[Xposed Framework Modules] 1ceb0x:
If someone has this Wakelock and wants to unbounce it, be advised that you will stop receiving notifications (tested it with tapatalk, unbounced to 180).

can someone run a check to see if it is the same? i will add the info in the spreadsheet tomorrow if i get a second confirmation.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mistertac:
I was actually just looking at that one myself, I'll UnBounce it and let you know.

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