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[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] miketoasty:
I tried setting my phone to "LTE Preferred" and reflashed the latest nightly. That didn't work, so I'm backing up now and am going to try a full wipe with LTE Preferred enabled before wiping. I'll post any results I find.

Edit: That didn't fix it, after the reboot I was back on Global and no option for VoLTE. Going to try some other things when i get a second today.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] matheus_sc:
Some games like pou is very slow, but in majority all working fine.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] leandrodeassis:
Thanks, will install when the link appear. :p
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] matheus_sc:
Need to be merged by cm to nightly release, hope comes soon
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] Conkrete:
Thanks for the offer to help! I'm a little late getting back to you, but I don't know if my problem is necessarily drivers or ADB. I am able to use ADB (with installed motorolla drivers) just fine until I install CM12. After installing CM12 the drivers don't recognize my device. Once I go back (I have a TWRP backup), everything works fine. I believe this is due to my phone being an XT1250. Possibly uses different drivers than the XT1225?
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] r3pwn:
Eh, it's fine, don't worry about it. Yes, it does use different drivers. I actually know a way of manually creating adb drivers and would be more than willing to help you out.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] alexcreto:
Hows the battery life compared to stock.

I usually disable most of the fancy things to get better batt life.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] matheus_sc:
A

For me its same, but still beta, wait cm release maybe will be better

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Guys, check now http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/92002/

Got merged, any moment we have a oficial cm. Nightly i think

[MENTION=2228410]Skrilax_CZ[/MENTION] now with oficial builds comes, when you have time can look in wifi hotspot and battery icon? Thanks for you work.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] icondeg:
We need now a good kernel

Do you think that Nexus 6's kernels works?

Can't wait for test that

Dammm windows

Is there any way to flash via Ubuntu?

And that's all the bugs you found?

This is by much the best CM12 compilation ever!!!

Enviado desde mi XT1225 mediante Tapatalk
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] matheus_sc:
I dont know, maybe need test kernel
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] Jaocagomez:
Yay, Looks like it has been Officially Merged, expect the first nightly this night! or should be tomorrow??
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] Skrilax_CZ:
Yup, nightlies are up, so I'd expect something like first build within 24 hours.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] matheus_sc:
Some people here in Brazil said gps not very accurate, for me works fine only in high precise mode.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] Skrilax_CZ:
Hmm, I'd need to have some sort of reference to that - like if not high precise, the accuracy sucks compared to stock firmware etc.

For me, accuracy against network is something what I'd expect (not very precise, right now 50 - 100 meters off) and using wifi improves it a lot (inside building, so no GPS).
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] graffixnyc:
How hard would it be to implement something like the OPO has where you can toggle between onscreen softkeys and capacitive buttons (disabling them altogether)? If I knew where to look for that code I'd work on a patch for it. I think it'd be a nice feature
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] Jaocagomez:
You can do it manually editing build.prop, but that button should be already implemented on cm12, I saw it when I had my opo
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] matheus_sc:
In pre release i found a bug like i have in stock kitkat, aftrr take off charge battery go down in seconds
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] r3pwn:
Sounds like a bug with Battery Percentage detection. The LG G3 actually has the opposite of this bug, the battery stays at 100% for around 3x to 4x longer than it should and 99% through 96% go by quicker than they would normally. It's a hardware issue and can not be fixed (AFAIK).
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] matheus_sc:
No, g2 have this too. But in stock Lollipop this bug its fixed, maybe because of source of maxx still in kitkat.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] r3pwn:
Could be. If so, maybe it's a kernel thing.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] matheus_sc:
Hope so, anyone already try any kernel of shamu?
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] Skrilax_CZ:
This is OK. Well in next nightly I'll try to disable VoLTE for Verizon and see how that goes, until IMS is fully supported.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] lkthomas:
Anyone could check "livedisplay" feature? It doesn't change when I set it to Auto.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] Skrilax_CZ:
I've merged a patch disabling VoLTE for Verizon, let's see if it fixes cellular network issues for XT1254. Should be in 12/11 nightly.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] beanman97:
xt1250 radio problems

I'm fairly new to rooting, recoveries, roms, ext... I bought a Xt1250 off of ebay threw my sim in and tested the phone. it worked could call receive calls use the internet, but it was on stock 4.4.4. and i wanted 5.1 for the VoLte. and because 5.1. So i installed twrp. made a backup using twrp. wiped and installed cm-12.1-20151210-NIGHTLY-quark.zip --- pa_gapps-modular-mini-5.1-20150418-signed.zip --- UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.46.zip

I've flashed back and forth to and from the the backup but i can only get data. it shows that i am connected to Lte and i can use the internet but if i try and place a call i get "cellular network not available"

also i'm on verizion

any ideas?
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] lkthomas:
Found two bugs:

1. livedisplay -> Automatic doesn't work, night time doesn't pick up the change EDIT: Seems working now.

2. Video hardware acceleration seems not working correctly, anyone could check?
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] ChazzMatt:
Can you detail how does it seems to not be working correctly? What is is not doing that you expect?
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] lkthomas:
some online video streaming site seems have choppy video streaming problem.

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Another glitch: EAP-SIM feature is not working, my service provider give me free wifi access in Starbucks, without EAP-SIM it's useless now.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] ChazzMatt:
Hmmmm... My provider is AT&T and I still get free access at McDonald's and other AT&T hotspot places. Recognizes my SIM just fine.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] lkthomas:
Well, I found a workaround for my provider WIFI, so it's not a problem now.

Livedisplay still kind of hit and miss on automatic mode, last night it was running fine for a while then change color back to day time mode, anyone have idea why?
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] Skrilax_CZ:
My 2nd MAXX arrived. I'm going to use it for CM-13.0 bring up.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] ChazzMatt:
Try a different CPU governor. See if the problem is still there.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] IonAphis:
Yay for Skrillax and CM13
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] ChazzMatt:
He bought a 2nd Quark. To be used for CM13 testing. While he still runs 12.1 on his main phone.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] mrkhigh:
I see that now. ... Looking forward to it, hopefully it goes smooth for. Him.

Side note: my locked bootloader at&t note 3 just got eol. Think I'm a Motorola/lg guy now.... Such a shame.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] c3pbl4:
My build 20151212

I found bug, that lasts during some builds.

Interruptions End time doesn't work correctly - it means mode All doesn't turn on when End time passed. I turn on mode All only manually.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] duowing:
I'm using the 12/12 nightly and the interruptions mode seems to actually switch on and off just fine for me. 12/12 seems smoother to me than the 12/4, but for some reason I'm getting worse standby time on 12/12 vs 12/4
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] IonAphis:
Skrillax any idea when we would start to get cm13 nightlies? Just curious, not trying to be pushy..
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] richii0207:
Check here so you don't have to ask him. http://www.cmxlog.com/13/quark/
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] IonAphis:
I had, but there is no info as the device is not hurt supported. But AFAIK this is a case of when skrillax says it's good, it will show as supported, not the other way around. So, seeing as he is the leading authority on quark cm, it seemed going to the source was better than beating around the bush. It's fine though, I'm not in "OMG come out soon plz thkx bye!" mode, it's just curiosity.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] fedecape:
Hey guys, I'm on the newest nightly and I believe I am experiencing the before mentioned LTE issue. I am only seeing 3G in areas where I'm pretty sure I used to have solid LTE. There's so much about it that I can't find anything relevant. Is there a setting or something I should adjust or change?

I have a Maxx aka XT1225

Thanks!
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] IonAphis:
Try going into mobile networks and searching for your carrier, manually rgister on it, and then check that your APN is correct. Then make sure you have LTE preferred. From what I've seen those are the only possible solutions from our end.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] lkthomas:
Could someone explain what exactly does the command below do on XT1225?

fastboot oem config fsg-id singlela

Interesting part is that right after I flash from emea radio to other radio rom like Brazil radio, my GSM baseband disappeared, after couple of trial, end up setting fsg-id to singlela do the trick and I am able to get back the GSM radio online.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] pitchinnate:
Just an FYI for anyone with video issues. Just noticed on a Droid Turbo (XT1254) that in the Netflix app videos didn't show up. I could hear the sound without a problem and can view the video if you go to fast forward or rewind but when it is just playing all you get is a black screen. I checked Youtube and it works fine and so did the Amazon video app. So I tried clearing cache in TWRP and no luck, then updated to the newest daily still didn't help. So finally tried the simplest thing I should have tried first, uninstalling and reinstalling Netflix. Now it works fine. Hopefully that will save someone else a bunch of wasted time.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] TheBassDude:
Are you using Verizon?
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] fedecape:
Hi!

No, I'm on T-Mobile and I have a Maxx (international version).

It seems to be working better now, I manually registered my carrier.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] bighleo114312:
I have the exact same problem.

Enviado desde mi XT1225 mediante Tapatalk
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] Nitefire77:
Flash the 5.1 radio and bootloader that's linked in the OP for the XT1254 Verizon. Should fix your problem
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] ericpdemedeiros:
You fix your Maxx?
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] mrkhigh:
He bought a new one I know... I'm kinda hoping the silence means 1 of 2 things.

1) he's enjoying Christmas and life.

2) he's working hard on something for us...

Merry Christmas all.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] beanman97:
I tried that and didn't work, if it works for ya great. But I had to rsd flash to stock and start over, but it worked
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] DanielWEWO:
Idle Power Draw

Hey guys! Just want to say thanks for all of the awesome work. This ROM is running great on my Turbo with the 11/27 Nightly. I've only noticed two things: The idle power draw is really bad on my phone. I've got almost no extra apps installed so I doubt it's anything like that. I left my phone over night and it went from 65% power to 35% power. I never had this issue on stock. This is the kernel (it should be the one that comes with CM12.1): 3.10.93-BHB27-kernel-V1.16+.

Only other thing is that scrolling seems a little bit laggy in the app drawer, but it's not a huge issue.

Should I update to the newest nightly to see if my problems persist? I can also provide more info if you guys need it.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] mrkhigh:
I agree the app drawer is a tiny bit laggy and that it loses more power in its sleep mode.

I don't lose that much over night though.

I did disable the ambient sensors.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] DanielWEWO:
I guess I could try that, but I don't feel like I should have to... how would I go about disabling the sensors?
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] mrkhigh:
Settings>display & lights

Turn off ambient display and live display.

I turned it off because I don't like it, but I would surmise it could wake the device a lot.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] DanielWEWO:
I've turned ambient display and live display off and updated to the 12/22 nightly. I'll let my phone chill overnight again tonight as well and post the results.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] duowing:
I've actually managed to get really good standby battery time, but I'm also using xposed, greenify, amplify, and powernap per V7's thread here: http://xdaforums.com/android/general/guide-extreme-battery-life-t3095884

I was managing .1%/h drain overnight. Cyanogenmod's cLock seems to be a bit of a drainer if you don't adjust the settings. Heck if you don't even use it, it's still updating to pull weather info. Ambient Display in my opinion is horrible if not limited. I've used Amplify to cut it down so it only displays once on notification and then I leave the wave to wake sensors on so I can check. I also run this with the Slim gApps Mini package.

Also for the app drawer, I'm not a fan of Trebuchet. It's pretty, but the animations, and the layout seems kind of like overkill and a waste of functional space. I use Nova Launcher and it seems much quicker/smoother. I also paid the $4.99 and got Nova Launcher Prime. So I immediately freeze Trebuchet and switch to Nova.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] DanielWEWO:
:( I could, but I really don't want to have to do all of that stuff. I didn't do it on stock and I had great idle power draw. I did pay for greenify a long time ago. I'm willing to give nova a shot.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] duowing:
I don't blame you. You really shouldn't have to do all that to get good battery life. To me it kind of shows the ups and downs of Android. It can be a really unique, modifiable OS. It's also a bloated battery killer at the same time.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] mrkhigh:
Nova is currently $.99 honestly I think cm is comparable in battery life. Just not over night. I still can get two days of light use.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] ChazzMatt:
At first I found your comment confusing, because I am running CM12.1 on two different Quarks and there's nothing whatsoever wrong with the app drawer... BUT then I realized of course I am running Nova launcher (for years now) and that replaces any ROM app drawer. ;)

Also, I have these settings in Dev Options which can speed up stuff, even if you don't use Nova:

Exactly. If you do not have Nova Launcher, the free version is still free -- but the Premium version (called Prime) is on sale for 99 cents during Christmas. Prime has more options.

With Nova, I love the cube rotation look between desktop screens:

Nova lets you import other launcher layouts so you don't have to start from scratch, and has many interesting tweaks. For instance on the app drawer I have a black background so I visually immediately know I am in my app drawer and not on one of my desktop screens. I use a MIUI icon pack in Nova for my phone. Lets you make backups of your layout and upload them to Dropbox or Drive (or many other locations, even email) so if you change phones you can replicate the same layout in 10 seconds. ;)

Lots of other launchers may do that now also, but I tried a bunch and Nova had the speed and tweak settings to really customize my phone and I've stuck with it ever since.

Here's an article from earlier this year (July 22) that agrees with me:

Nova Launcher may be the best thing that ever happened for Android

http://www.androidcentral.com/nova-launcher-may-be-best-thing-ever-happened-android
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] Nitefire77:
Personally I prefer Apex Launcher over Nova. Apex seems faster to me when I compared them when I had an LG G3.

Apex is highly customizable, has activities shortcuts, and the icon packs compatible with nova work on Apex. Its better for me so I'd reccomend giving it a shot
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] DanielWEWO:
I'm gonna buy Nova but its showing as $4.99 in the play store for me. Is it going in sale the day of Christmas?

Edit:

Those animation settings definitely sped up the lag in the app drawer!!

Also, I reinstalled greenify and updated the kernel and I lost 5% battery from 2:00AM to 8:00AM. Muuuuch better
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] ChazzMatt:
It was on sale:

http://androidcommunity.com/nova-launcher-prime-now-available-on-limited-holiday-sale-20151209/

Maybe it's over now? Don't know if it's coming back.

Try the free version for now.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] duowing:
If you don't use Greenify or any other battery saving apps, and you don't mind not getting facebook notifications, I would say go into Facebook and turn off all notifications, then go into data settings and turn off Facebook's ability to use background data. I swear the longer time goes by Facebook becomes more of an insane battery hog. Also Kakao Talk and Line are insane for firing alarms and murdering your battery.

Also I'll have to try out Apex.

Also back on topic of CM I see that the User Aware Display was removed from the most recent build. I never used this feature on CM or Stock so it's really no loss to me.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] DanielWEWO:
Funny thing is I don't have Facebook or those other apps installed. I use faceslim which is incredibly minimal. The problem seems to have fixed itself. I'm starting to slowly add stuff from that battery saving thread though.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] fedecape:
Hey guys, I've been experiencing some issues with Bluetooth lately. When I get off my car (which has a Bluetooth dashboard) the phone disables Bluetooth permanently, requiring me to reboot to use it again. I try switching it back on but it slides itself to the off position automatically.

Ideas?

Thanks
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] RoPipo:
I think that we wont have solution with the bluetooth on ours phones, because we are a few people with theses issues. I'm still have the same problems with my bluetooth headset, I can't make calls. This is Jabra Rox :(
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] nubia11:
What kernel did you update to? I'm on cm12.1
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] DanielWEWO:
I'm sorry. I meant to say I upgraded my CM version. I was on I think the 11/27 nightly, but I upgraded to the 12/22 and now I'm on 12/24. If the kernel changed in those updates then that's what I changed too.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] nubia11:
Got it... Thanks for the clarification..
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] iceblitz4:
Do we flash the BHB kernel or is it built in now?
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] ChazzMatt:
cm kernel is in CM.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] iceblitz4:
so i dont need to flash the BHB kernel?
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] ChazzMatt:
You don't NEED to flash another kernel. But I flash it because that custom kernel gives extra options (TCP algorithms, GPU governor, etc.). But CM works just fine with stock CM kernel.

And some people get confused by all the various choices in the custom kernel, so for some people better to just stick with CM stock kernel.

Depends on what you are looking for...
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] duowing:
You only need to flash the BHB kernel if you want the custom BHB kernel. Otherwise you'll be with the standard CM kernel and it works perfectly fine.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] alexcreto:
Btw, is the current "stock" CM kernel the one motorola released? Or at least a merged version?
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] ChazzMatt:
It's based on Motorola Quark kernel sources, but it's CM's kernel made by our Quark CM dev [MENTION=2228410]Skrilax_CZ[/MENTION]. By stock CM kernel, we mean the kernel that comes with CM.

[MENTION=5747496]baybutcher27[/MENTION] BHB kernel is based on CM's kernel, but gives many other options.

By the way, ALL Quark ROMs out there (CM, Resurrection Remix, Mokee, Nexus) are using CM kernel as the default "stock" kernel in their ROMs. We wouldn't have any ROMs, or [MENTION=5747496]baybutcher27[/MENTION] BHB custom kernel without the CM kernel.

Even Resurrection Remix ROM, by [MENTION=5747496]baybutcher27[/MENTION], uses the stock CM kernel in that ROM. [MENTION=5747496]baybutcher27[/MENTION] does not include his own BHB kernel in Resurrection Remix. He keeps that as a separate download/installation, for people who really want to tweak their kernel. He uses stock CM kernel in Resurrection Remix. Yes, the exact same kernel in CM 12.1. ;)

I am using CM 12.1, and I do use [MENTION=5747496]baybutcher27[/MENTION] BHB kernel, but that's my choice. It's not "NEEDED". I just like options of more minimum CPU usage when display is off, more CPU governor options, different TCP algorithms to choose from. Stock CM kernel, the kernel that comes with CM, is more basic but is still fine for most people.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] DanielWEWO:
Okay, idle power draw is NOT gone. I even followed all of the steps from V7's power saving thread. I started the night with 100%, and when I woke up in the morning I had 85%. Hmm... Any ideas guys?
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] duowing:
Your best bet would be to leave it for a couple hours overnight and do a better battery stats dump so we can see what's going on. You can always post it over in his thread and he'll usually provide some insight. Either charge to 100% then unplug right before you go to sleep or set custom reference with betterbatterystats
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] DanielWEWO:
I just bought and installed it. I'll let you guys know tomorrow what it says! Thanks for all of the help everybody.
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] lkthomas:
Something I don't understand, why you need different TCP algorithm at all? Any different when you test under 3G or LTE network?
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] Arthas92:
great rom but i have issue while change resolution

try 2 app and my phone have soft reset after i lower resolution
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] ChazzMatt:
Same reason you want different CPU governors. You know CM offers two choices, Cubic and Reno. Cubic is Android's default. Reno is good, too.

But BHB kernel offers even more... Some feel Westwood Plus is better than the default Cubic. I'm one of those people. ;)

I can show you different studies showing either one (Cubic or Westwood Plus) is better, but I happen to like Westwood Plus. Not the old plain Westwood, but now that Westwood Plus is common most just call it "Westwood" -- which can be confusing I admit.

Choice is good. That is what makes Android superior to iOS. ;)
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] lkthomas:
Is it provide better network latency or better throughput?
[Moto Maxx Original Android Development] ChazzMatt:
Better throughput in congested areas. CM kernel offers two choices, Cubic and Reno. Cubic is Google's Android default. Reno is a solid second choice.

BHB kernel offers several more. I like Westwood Plus, now commonly just called Westwood (but not to be confused with the old original Westwood). Cubic beats the old Westwood, but not the new.