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[Android General] HeaDShoTHuntR1:
If your system alone drains that much, maybe you should clean install your ROM. That's not normal.
[Android General] prakashkushwaha74:
thanks for suggession but the problem is android or cyanogenmod system, system ui, android os take battery & withing 10+ custum rom flash multiple times , never had dirty flash. its something out of the box which me or log cant able to identify. Everything stops that i have poor range but thats not the fact. But every morning i see one of both sim doesnt have range at all so quite possible h/w issue!
[Android General] DB126:
Depending on hardware radio drain may not be fully measured in stats (can't directly measure what doesn't report). Believe you said acceptable drain rates in airplane mode; otherwise 15-20% overnight with WiFi/BT/data off. Says a lot assuming nothing else is keeping your phone awake. High mobile radio draw rates can result from poor signal strength and/or driver issues that maintain high power levels when not needed. The latter is typically provided by/through the hardware manufacturer and will be the same regardless of rom. Or you may have a sample defect if your device is mainstream and others are not reporting the same problem.
[Android General] prakashkushwaha74:
If any solution with cost of Internet surfing or tweaks , tricks , flash are welcome!

I also have only 1% ideal drain with one sim jio4G.

But with second sim airtel or Docomo sucks.
[Android General] TNSMANI:
Despite your signal indicator showing full (batterystats showing orange line), I think that your issue is the mobile signal. Since you say that with Jio you have low consumption, try to borrow another Jio sim from someone and use Jio on both the slots and check.
[Android General] prakashkushwaha74:
Actually i have 5-6 jio sim :D

But dual standby jio doesn't work in my phone. Still i will try. But with airtel also same problem so really can't guess whats wrong.
[Android General] bmdhj:
http://cloud.tapatalk.com/s/582b3bfd08cc9/BetterBatteryStats-2016-11-16_004608578.txt

I keep getting 3hour SOT. And also, battery drain is normally 10-20% when i sleep for 6-8 hours. Take a look bro?
[Android General] prakashkushwaha74:
Only Android System, Android OS, System UI, Cell Standby, Cyanogenmod System Are power hungry all the time. Nothing works including clean flash.
[Android General] TNSMANI:
What you have posted is an in-use dump, meaning that you used your phone before saving the dump.

What we need is an idle dump where you charge the phone 100%, unplug and let it sleep for 6+ hours. Then unlock your phone and immediately save the BBS dump. Your screen on time should be less than one minute.
[Android General] Bewildered Wolf:
i have activated the maobile radio active fix module.

but still it shows mobile radio active.

does anyone know how to stop that nasty bug?
[Android General] barbocorp:
Can you help me?

Thanks :)
[Android General] TNSMANI:
Your first issue seems to be with WiFi. Though it was on the whole time, it was running only for a few minutes, with the result that your mobile data was used for the background tasks. Check why. Do you have good mobile signal at your place? Do you have a screenshot of the graph in battery stats page from Settings on your phone, corresponding to your dump period? If so please post the same. If not, make it a habit to take the screenshot of the battery stats page as well as the page you get after clicking on the graph. Post them along with the dump.

Heartbeat alarm fired 13 times. It can be limited with Amplify but your notifications may be delayed.

Otherwise, things seem to be OK.
[Android General] barbocorp:
[MENTION=5656100]tnsmani[/MENTION]: Thanks for your response mate! :)

Unfortunately I haven't that screens ..

I'll take them to check.. maybe it's because under Advanced Wi-Fi settings -> keep connected on idle, I had checked "only when connected", is it right or should I check "always" ?
[Android General] lepa71:
Can somebody look at mine? https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bwga8b5AaM9Ed2VZSUF6N3FfMG8

Thanks
[Android General] :
Get a proper stat dump again, your battery seems to be going up rather than going down. Aside from that, read the OP again. You have some alarms/wakelocks that can be limited according to the guide.

Also,

My wifi-off stats are good, I'd like to check wifi-on stats right now since I've yet to post it. Anyone else see anything unusual aside from the usual notification-delaying alarms/wakelocks?
[Android General] TNSMANI:
You mean ' only when plugged in', don't you? If you tick that, it will switch off WiFi when the phone is idle and your mobile data will be enabled. That will search for the signal and consume more battery than WiFi. If you have a patchy mobile signal, the drain will be worse.

As a test, tick 'always' and check whether the WiFi remains connected and the drain reduces.

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I am not better than you at reading and interpreting the dump. Still my two cents worth:

You are still on BBS RC2, any particular reason for not updating to RC3?

qcom rx wakelocks and qpnp soc wakelocks seem to be a little high.

XDA Lab app has some alarms. Do you require it when the phone sleeps?

Apart from these and a background Google download of about 1 MB, you are good, considering your requirements.
[Android General] :
Eh thanks. And geez, I thought I had it updated to RC3 already, it must've rolled to an old backup when I reflashed >.>
[Android General] ProudRed:
Have updated my BBS now to the latest version. Please have a look, I dropped 4℅ on a 3600 mah battery over night.

http://cloud.tapatalk.com/s/5832a053..._102802562.txt

http://cloud.tapatalk.com/s/5832a05c..._102802285.txt
[Android General] danecr7:
Hello guys,

Could someone kindly help me fix my battery drain. I've attached my idle BBS stats. I'm currently having -1,6%/h of battery drain.

Device: OnePlus 3

OS: Freedom OS CE 1.10.0

If any other information is needed pkease let me know.

Regards.
[Android General] TNSMANI:
First of all update BBS to RC3 from its thread in XDA.

Next, you have some kernel wakelocks called 'timerfd'. I don't know what it is. Can you try a different kernel?
[Android General] danecr7:
I've updated the App via xda thread. I've noticed that kernel wakelock too and I don't know what it actually is, but i'm on stock kernel for OP3. So I Will search and flash another kernel to see how things go. I've tried ElementalX kernel but had issues using snapchat.

Thanks anyway, I Will report back soon.

----------EDIT----------

After flashing 3 different kernels, I went back to stock one due to some snapchat issues on them.
[Android General] prakashkushwaha74:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=69765364
[Android General] zigbye82:
After a lot of eliminating and rebooting, I just figured out that "com.google.android.intent.action.GCM_RECONNECT" alarm makes android device manager unable to locate my phone. Maybe it's specific to my device but I hope that it helps someone with similar situation.
[Android General] HatchetEgg:
Hi guys

I thought I let you know, that I had issues with amplify. Crashing when loading it. I then found out from the dev of amplify, that gcoreflp is dangerous.
[Android General] koekoek91:
Do you mean limiting gcoreflip is dangerous?

I sometimes see this wakelock and always limit it without issues so far.
[Android General] HatchetEgg:
Yes that is what I mean, the dev also told me that he will update amplify some point to reflect that.
[Android General] koekoek91:
Okay thanks. I suppose you don't have more information about why it is dangerous to limit it?
[Android General] jlb1959.01:
As you know,or should know,that every phone/every ROM reacts different to any settings,I've been using amplify since the beginning and I've limited gcoreflp and amplify has NEVER crashed on any ROM that I've used,just informing you that each ROM reacts different because of the kernels in each ROM.. I'm no expert but there is at least 3 different posts with all different settings,,for myself I stick to a post, show my dumps and ask for advise..
[Android General] HatchetEgg:
I totally agree with you there, I had this limited for some time before as I flashed quite a few custom roms before without issue. But as soon as I started to use cm13, amplify kept on crashing as well.

But I also think that even if you're unable to see any negative effects, it doesn't necessarily mean all is fine.
[Android General] jlb1959.01:
well half these settings I have no idea what they effect(example RILF), because the effects of these aren't explained,in fact the example I just gave changes from ROM to ROM,and that isn't even mentioned in this post,but to get back to your talking about amplify and settings and problems,CM 13 has never been a favorite of mine,mainly because I had problems with the ROM,which is where I would start first,and not amplify,plus expose effects current ROMs with closing out suddenly..the settings in this post are not that drastic,or certainly not enough to close down amplify..its pretty easy to figure out,just drop that setting and see if you still have problems..

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I will give an example,,if I use resurrection on 5.1 I get fantastic battery life with the use of power nap,amplify,greenify..if I use resurrection on 6.0.1 with the same settings,but not using power nap,instead using aggressive greenify I get less battery life,??,same settings different ROM.is it that power nap works better than aggressive greenify or is it something else??, that's why posting dumps is important when using the post.. its a great forum and they have helped me greatly,but I do know that the kernels are what effects the out come..
[Android General] DirkStorck:
I have limited gcoreflip to 180 with no problems. Not with the RR 7.4 on my S5 and not with my S7.

I would guess it is Greenify... I stopped using it a while ago.
[Android General] DB126:
Interesting observing different experiences. I have largely stepped away from Amplify and wakelock limiting preferring to go after the culprits at the source. In contrast, Greenify is my primary tool for reining in poor behavior on every device (KitKat to MM). Likely reflects variations in devices, roms, app portfolio, preferences and tolerances. There is no right and wrong but rather reinforces there is no one solution that fits all.
[Android General] jlb1959.01:
I agree that there is no true solution,however I can speak(not a road scholar),, that I've used multiple ROMs,and each one works different,heck the forum for greenify swears that it improves battery life with the other 3 apps yet my wife uses an unroofed lg5 and it out performs my lg3 reguadless of what ROM or what apps I use..I also agree that using just greenify is great,I just recently in the past half year started using the other apps and sitting,but I've used greenify since the very beginning..again the problem with amplify could be a ton of reasons,where it was down loaded from,to whether the ROM was dirty flashed,to just not comparable with the ROM and kernels,I believe even on the OP that it states no responsible for anything going wrong with the device..
[Android General] ratchetrizzo:
Any suggestions on mine to see if it can get better?
[Android General] sohebq:
Anyway of controlling whatsapp battery drain without affecting push notifications?
[Android General] :
Aside from anything else in the OP, I don't think there is. I doubt Whatsapp drains a lot of battery but you need a BBS dump if we want to see what else can be limited instead.

I don't think there's anything else in the OP that can be implemented. Are you in an area with bad or moderate cell connection? RILJ wakelock is high, probably from data or cell reception.

You can try to play around with com.fsck.k9.service.BroadcastReceiver.fireIntent (it looks like something to do with mail server so you might get some delays), but other than that there's nothing else.
[Android General] ratchetrizzo:
The tower I connect to at my house generally sucks so that probably explains that (data speeds are wonky with a full lte signal, if I connect to a different tower I get blazing stable and fast speed).

Glad I have things pretty much as well as I can get, I don't really want to mess with the k9 service for my imap accounts so I'll leave things as they are.

Thanks for taking a look!
[Android General] suyonk:
Since i'm update whatsapp to the latest version,i think i can't get notifications . before i update it its work perfectly,and i use greenify to hibernate the whatsapp. Anyone does this effect ? Or just to me ? Maybe the alarms is the problem. Maybe someone in here can explain to me. Thanks :)
[Android General] koekoek91:
Don't greenify Whatsapp. I think that's the problem. It used to be like this for me back when I greenifyed it. Whatsapp doesn't drain that much. It's not worth it (in my opinion to hibernate it).
[Android General] lepa71:
Could you look at mine? I seem to have issue with Amplify. My battery gets worth with it.

This is wifi on and data off

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bwga8b5AaM9EV0VPNFlGZEdxUkU

This is wifi off and data on

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bwga8b5AaM9EaHVhMVV5Ty1WbnM
[Android General] TNSMANI:
Update BBS to RC3 from its thread in XDA, take another idle dump and post it.
[Android General] lepa71:
I can't. It does not work on my rom(TW 4.3) for some reason.
[Android General] Felix158:
Hello!

In which file Amlify stored own configure?
[Android General] TNSMANI:
These wakelocks can be limited with Amplify.

(com.droid27.transparentclockweather.Transparent weather clock): 31 s Count:198 0.1%

AlarmManager (Android System): 12 s Count:243 0.0%

Alarms ending with Locator, Collector, Detection etc which are high, can also be limited with Amplify.

Android Exchange (mail) can be limited. Do you need it to check 60+ times when the phone is sleeping?

A lot of other alarms can also be limited with Amplify. So start using it and set it up as in this guide: http://xdaforums.com/android/general/guide-0-0-hour-idle-battery-drain-stock-t2973588
[Android General] MihaiSG:
/data/data/com.ryansteckler.nlpunbounce/shared_prefs/com.ryansteckler.nlpunbounce_preferences.xml
[Android General] fradbari:
Error reporting message
[Android General] max414:
Help with Battery on my RN3 Helio

Hey xda community,

I tried to follow the guide as much as I can but I think some services could further be disabled or delayed to get the best out of my device.

I am sharing the dump summary from better battery stats , left in standy for 6 plus hours and connected to wifi all the time .

PS Phone has a mammoth battery of 4000 mah but hardly lasts a day:confused:
[Android General] Bewildered Wolf:
Please mention those services which can further be disabled. Maybe that can help other. ;)
[Android General] max414:
Well I guess I didnt make myself clear enough. I am asking for input and suggestions myself . I dont know what more I can do.

May be some body can have a look at my dump file and provide feedback on it .

Thank You
[Android General] Celestial Fury:
Awake (Screen Off) (): 11 m 49 s

EINT wakelock (): 7 m 33 s

(seems related to Redmi)

Alarms: 15, Intent: android.net.wifi.DHCP_RENEW

(usually router issues - how long since it was restarted?)

Alarms: 9, Intent: CONTEXT_MANAGER_ALARM_WAKEUP

(Post #2)

10022 (Wifi) (Google-tjÃ¤nster): 1.0 MBytes

(background downloads, so not idle)
[Android General] wongfeihung1984:
Alarms picked up by better battery stats not showing up on Amplify

Hi everyone,

For starters I'd like to thank CelestialFury for his work and everyone else for their input.

I have a question for y'all : what can I do when alarms that show up in BBS don't appear in Amplify ?

Let me give you some examples :

com.baidu.lbs.waimai

com.gau.go.launcherex.gowidget.weatherwidget

com.facebook.orca

com.facebook.katana

Thank you in advance for your help.
[Android General] misterhong:
what is the nice set up for the new greenify?3.0

shallow hibernation?

aggresive doze?

wake-up tracking and cut off?

but not disturbing notifications received such as whatsapp, etc?
[Android General] Celestial Fury:
I have orca and katana in some form or another. Use the search function in Amplify and hit backspace to remove the extra space for it to work properly.

Why not get the best answer straight from the source (Greenify forum)? Tracking is only for monitoring. Cut off is permanent until reattached. Your choices are either aggressive or shallow and a simple experimentation will reveal the answer.
[Android General] Celestial Fury:
ALARM_WAKEUP_LOCATOR has been changed to

Not Recommended

due to being required for "in Vehicle" trigger in Automation apps. Sadly, this is a major drainer. However, it is safe to limit it if you do not use such a trigger.
[Android General] Celestial Fury:
Alarms: 6, Intent: com.google.android.location.ALARM_WAKEUP_ACTIVITY_DETECTION

Alarms: 13, Intent: com.google.android.intent.action.GCM_RECONNECT

Alarms: 7, Intent: CONTEXT_MANAGER_ALARM_WAKEUP

Alarms: 4, Intent: com.google.android.gms/.checkin.EventLogServiceReceiver

Alarms: 3, Intent: com.google.android.gms.gcm.ACTION_CHECK_QUEUE

Alarms: 3, Intent: com.google.android.gms.analytics.ANALYTICS_DISPATCH

Alarms: 4, Intent: com.google.android.location.reporting.ACTION_UPDATE_WORLD

The advice is in Post #2.
[Android General] lepa71:
What does it mean "its related wakelock will run wild"? Will battery suffer?

Thanks
[Android General] Kappa Lamda:
Yes. It's preferable just to limit these wakelocks to a minimum of once per day for example instead of disabling the services.
[Android General] lepa71:
Can somebody look at my latest logs? https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bwga8b5AaM9EazFiY3BvMm95cFU

It seems that every time I use Amplify I get less battery life than without. I'm on old Samsung III TW 4.3

Thanks
[Android General] DB126:
I'm no fan of wakelock limiting but it has it's place when used intelligently. Try resetting statics in Amplify (from home page) as database size seems to have an adverse effect on performance (also controversial). This will NOT remove your existing limits although nothing will show in alarm/wakelock history until those items are triggered again. Wait a few hours; most will reappear.

This is by no means a solution to whatever wake/endurance issues you are facing - simply a tip if you choose to continue using Amplify.
[Android General] lepa71:
should I charge it to 100% then reset statistics before disconnecting cable?
[Android General] DB126:
Charge/discharge status and connect/disconnect timing are irrelevant as Amplify is not sensitive to or dependent on either. Reset whenever you like recognizing alarm/wakelock history will be deleted (but not your settings).
[Android General] Celestial Fury:
It means limiting those 2 services will make the wakelocks of the same name trigger continuously and drain your battery - on the Play Services version at the time of testing a year ago. Feel free to test if they still do.

Before and After logs - or it didn't happen. Here's what you're saying: stopping alarms and wakelocks from using the battery... creates more battery drain? Logically and factually, it can't and it doesn't - do you see any Amplify alarm or wakelock ever appearing in BBS? Hence, the logs. We deal with details and not sweeping statements.

Only one way for it to cause more drain and that's when it causes other things to run wild and so far only 3 stopped services have been identified to do that and you heard it here first.
[Android General] DB126:
Logs are essential to definitively support/refute general observations.

Statements regarding the intended and unintended consequences of blocking alarms and wakelocks need to be carefully vetted. This is an excellent thread to continue that discussion! Be sure to hear *all* voices and compare to *your* situation. One person's experiences are not always broadly leverageable given the huge variations in device types, ROMs, app portfolio, usage and personal expectations. The collective experiences of many is worth consideration. Most importantly - measure, assess (with the help of others here) and react to what the data is telling you.

See the first few posts in this thread for details on collecting the information (logs) needed to help you get to a better place. Good luck!
[Android General] max414:
Just incase if anybody is wondering .

Tried this on Xiaomi Redmi Note 3

6hr SoT

Not bad at all
[Android General] {s3rious}:
Actually, that is pretty bad. Some guys get around 9-10h SOT, without anything blocked, so 6hours is bad I would say. I am also using rn 3 pro, and also have bad battery life, I dont know what to do.
[Android General] DB126:
Oi - SoT is such an incredibly bad metric for comparitive purposes unless used in a environment where all variables can be explicitly controlled. Aside from the obvious app/process/service variations, screen brightness, device movement, activity level, etc. subtle differences in less obvious things like signal strength across all active radios can have a huge impact on battery endurance. I also don't understand why SoT is referenced in this thread which is focused on Idle Battery Drain. Do people leave their device/screen on for 9-10h without touching anything? Interesting ....
[Android General] inchvbeam:
Appreciate help in checking my dump

I have attached my stats from BSS. I reset the status from doing a reboot and hence it shows from 96%. Happy new year everyone thank you.

Edit: goggle drive link: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BwZkIxfBjdQWLVV4N0lBWkEySms

My attached file is not showing properly.
[Android General] Celestial Fury:
Always wondered how people got such numbers - so that's how it's done? :eek: Disabling your display off setting is like leaving your car engine running in the driveway without going anyway and seeing how many hours it'll take before it uses up all the petrol (gas). You can get the same type of testing by turning your screen off and avoiding your screen getting burnt out - unless the actual test is to test how long the screen can take it before burning out which reminds me of the story of how they build bridges and know the maximum weight that the bridge can support. Answer: They keep piling on heavier and heavier weights on the bridge until it collapses - then they rebuild the bridge with the max capacity sign. :cool:

Your network has been active downloading. While a small amount of activity is normal, anything 1.0 MBytes and above is akin to leaving your interior car lights on while parked in your driveway.
[Android General] inchvbeam:
Hi Celestial Fury, thanks for your reply. May I know how do I curb that:

10072 (Wifi) (Google Play services): 1.0 MBytes 41.5%; 10085 (Wifi) (com.android.chrome.Chrome): 1.0 MBytes 36.7%

Thanks.
[Android General] DB126:
Lol - such a great quip on so many levels. Thanks for providing my first grins of the new year. :) :)
[Android General] {s3rious}:
I dont think thats the case. Rn3 pro has 400mAh battery. That is a lot of gas, so you can drive far far away and still have a lot of gas remaining. A lot of variables have impact on your usage, but, if you can control almost all of them, you can see how much that one variable will affect your usage
[Android General] inchvbeam:
Hi sorry appreciate any advice please! Just for info that I have never set google play store to auto update etc (i have set it to never auto - update).

goggle drive link: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bw...VV4N0lBWkEySms
[Android General] TNSMANI:
Auto Update or not, you can not stop Google Play Services and some other Google apps from updating themselves. The only way to stop them is to go without Play Services.
[Android General] inchvbeam:
hmm which is how? go to appOs and change the app settings "do not run at boot"? Other than that, any problem from my logs? By the way, com.android.chrome.Chrome is related to play services?

Many thanks.
[Android General] misterhong:
does anyone know what this alarm com.google.android.location.internal.action.ULR_BAROMETER_READ_ALARM?

and this wakelock ULR_BarometerReading_Wakelock?

they show great amount of alarm and wakelock.

are they safe to be limited?