yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[ONE General] AcmE85:
Just tried to completely deinstall the system browser because I don't use it.

After a restart it was back. So he is actually right with this one!

Freezing works though, so I'm fine with the inbuilt root.

Also you would have to repeat this on every nightly update wich is annoying.
[ONE General] f231f:
It's been broken with CM su since kitkat. Using SuperSU it will actually uninstall a system app.

Hopefully SuperSU updates soon to work with CM 12.1 because I can't get it to work even flashing the new 2.48 beta that a few people have stated they got working.
[ONE General] giaur:
Why do you actually need TB? Go to /system and delete apk. I promise it won't back after reastart
[ONE General] f231f:
Because it's much quicker to hit the giant UNINSTALL button in TB while I'm restoring my app data.
[ONE General] giaur:
Also - why not to disable app via system app management? After dirty flash that app will remain disabled and not visible in app drawer. Purged app will return after dirty flash and you will be forced to to purge it again.

Seems you are missed simplest solution.
[ONE General] f231f:
I don't want to hide an app. I want to uninstall it. Doesn't get any simpler than that.
[ONE General] AcmE85:
Guys, why do you care so much? It is not like he does not know what can be done which way. He prefers this method, which is fine.

At first you told him he was wrong, now you tell him what to do when you learnt he was actually right.
[ONE General] f231f:
I don't understand what's with all of the SuperSU hate in this thread. You guys say there's no reason for it. I've just stated a completely valid reason for using it over CM su and now I'm being attacked for wanting to actually uninstall a system app :eek:
[ONE General] 5ud0:
How is the battery drain.I am having a lot of battery drain.My phone lasts hardly 5-6 hours.
[ONE General] djbenny1:
not me - no issues on 06/10 or 06/11 so far (I'm using AK kernel) except battery life not being great

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sorry - post above intended to be replied to you
[ONE General] kva:
It seems that we'll have fix in tomorrows build finally:

http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/99055/

http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/100845/
[ONE General] 99x:
I think the WiFi commit is in today's build (11/06), at least according to CyanDelta
[ONE General] kva:
It is not according to cmxlog: http://www.cmxlog.com/12.1/bacon
[ONE General] tiny4579:
If you guys don't want to wait you can use this boot.img

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347758504
[ONE General] JonathanKang:
I'm using 0605, and found that the proximity sensor is not working on my phone. When I make a call with someone, I put my phone near my ear, but the screen is still on. I downloaded a sensor app, and it shows me that the value of proximity sensor is always zero. Can anyone help me? Should I provide more information? Let me know.
[ONE General] dm227:
On 06/11 since 12 hours ago, about 2.5 hours SOT so far, at 63% battery, no random reboots (touch wood) and everything seems smoother and dandy. They took away the "slide your finger across the status bar to adjust brightness" feature that I quite liked though.
[ONE General] fmc000:
Nah, it's present and it works fine (just checked).
[ONE General] dm227:
Where is it?? I can't find it!! It's making me sad

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Sorry I was being an idiot... Or eyesight defective... Just found it. Dunno why I couldn't see it before
[ONE General] AcmE85:
Settings - Statusbar (my device is set to german so it might have a slightly different name)
[ONE General] djbenny1:
did you clean flash or dirty? which kernel?

I mentioned on previous page that I hadn't had any issues, but after that I got a hard reboot after I initiated some play store updates.

thats the only one so far so not sure if i should be concerned or just leave it - I'm on 06/11 and latest AK kernel, flashed using CyanDelta
[ONE General] highdiver_2000:
Sorry for the late reply. Yes it is safe. I did not catch any soft reboots.

1. 1%/hr on 3G overnight drain test.

2. Robotic voice on Bluetooth. < this is fixed

3. G Now unable to read the results over Bluetooth. < this is fixed

4. G Search have mobile cell data drain. Even after clear data in Settings, Apps.

Edit: 12 jun

Install Google Text to Speech AND the offline language pack in G now.
[ONE General] fmc000:
This is a false alarm. It's present in every lollipop ROM and it's harmless (at the moment i have it with dropbox)
[ONE General] runderekrun:
It's only harmless if you don't mind uncontrollable battery drain.
[ONE General] fmc000:
Something that doesn't exist, of course.
[ONE General] sheraz1015:
my phone goes to black screen of death

After flashing the latest nightly my phone goes to black screen of death,I had it twice....
[ONE General] runderekrun:
Are you insinuating that Mobile Radio Active doesn't drain battery? If so here's the bug tracker write up that Google is completely ignoring. https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=165558
[ONE General] shcxatter2:
thanks, I'm thinking of trying cm12.1 and I'm curious if the battery life is so amazing as everyone says :D
[ONE General] the_mentor:
I'm on the 6/11 nighties and still experiencing issues with the phone becoming unresponsive and if i hard reboot it i get the wonderful optimizing apps and since i have about +200 apps it takes over 20min to optimize apps.

During that time the phone is not usable.

I think i will give the 6/12 nightly a shot but if this issue is not resolved I will have no choice but to go back to stock until the nightly issues are resolved its not worth the headache.

Also its really strange that some people are experiencing these issues and some don't...
[ONE General] Jur1nator:
Also still experiencing the random reboots on the latest nightly :(
[ONE General] TorchaOne:
This reboot thing is so random, I had random reboot with 05/15, not since... I dont know if the kernel change to BC helped but I have been happy camper since.
[ONE General] highdiver_2000:
I do a search, goto sleep, wake up to see 7hrs of mobile traffic.

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[ONE General] Ok_Kaleidoscope5109:
I know there's a lot of talk about mobile radio battery drain but I also do wonder if it's just incorrect reporting. The true battery drain can be measured by idle battery drain. If people are able to obtain 1% / hour or less then that's pretty solid.
[ONE General] fmc000:
Again, it's a fake report. There's no mobile traffic and therefore no inducted drain. It's a well known lollipop bug.

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yup.
[ONE General] prinz3nroll3:
Same here, rly annoying
[ONE General] W99DEY:
Sounds like you need a clean flash or new gapps
[ONE General] runderekrun:
Wrong wrong wrong. Your phone's modem does not need to be actively transmitting data to be draining battery, just needs to be ready to to transmit (high powered state). Starting with Lollipop, Android it seems to have a 5 minute timeout on the high powered state that was previous set at 30 seconds on KitKat. What you are saying is the equivalent of saying a car uses the same amount of gas in neutral, even when revving the motor, since you aren't going anywhere. Modem in high powered = higher battery drain than a modem in low power state (idle).

It's all in that link I sent you earlier; 1800 people agree. Heck, Android's own battery gauge agrees as it will point out apps with high mobile radio active numbers as a top battery drainer.
[ONE General] AcmE85:
I'm getting 6-8h of SOT on CM12.1,

I got 6-8h of SOT on CM11

This bug is present since the early unofficial cm12 nightlies in late november.

I can clearly say that on my device I can see the bug, but I does not in any way have an effect on my battery.
[ONE General] runderekrun:
Good for you! Seriously. It seems really random and sometimes you might not notice. You'll notice it a lot more if you are mobile data more. Maybe you don't notice it because you don't idle a lot? Getting 6-8 SOT tells me your phone isn't doing a whole lot of sleeping. It can absolutely devastate idle times.

Edit: And again, it's not just me saying that. There are hundreds of comments on the bug tracker from all different phone owners having this problem. Including Oneplus One owners on nightlies.
[ONE General] AcmE85:
I will test this over night with mobile data only and no charging.

edit: I know, my brother also noticed this on stock lollipop and cm12.1.
[ONE General] fmc000:
Wow, I get 2 to 3 days of power with this bug! Maybe if they fix it I will get a WEEK without charging! Come on...

BTW, disable and reenable mobile data and the "battery drain" will stop. Actually, the counter stops, the battery consumption doesn't change a bit, of course.
[ONE General] runderekrun:
So since it doesn't happen with you, it doesn't exist. Got it, everyone else is wrong.

This person is wrong

So are all these people.

All these Oneplus One users are definitely wrong

This guy (an Android developer btw) is also wrong.

And all 500 people that commented on this, not to mention the 1800 people that "starred" this are all wrong.

OK buddy :rolleyes:

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Thanks tiny. I flashed, I'll report back any reboots.
[ONE General] W99DEY:
To be fair. I have only had my opo for a week. For me the last 2 updates have been rock solid. I tested 12.1 on an s4 for months, that device will never run 12.1 because of the hardware. Could I just have a new tweaked hardware? And those with problems have earlier devices?

Also I think flashing kernels over the base rom or adding xposed complicates things, then reporting here is wrong. People should only post after flashing a clean nightly.

Also I bet a few that have problems, dirty flash between developer 12.1 ROMs too.... Not saying everyone does that, I had reboots for 2 of the earlier ROMs this week too, but so did many, checking the change logs, these things that caused me problems were addressed.
[ONE General] detted:
am one of the lucky without having any of the reboots and other issues with all the nightlies I have tried. There was a week before 05-14 flashing nightly every night. All flashing with caches wipe only except going back to 05-14 from 05-16(?) due to battery drain issue. Just flashed latest 06-11 last night. It is smooth. The phone is simply configured with no xposed or SU installed. Mainly using the phone for wifi hotspot during the day, little use at night. With about 8 hours a day on wifi hotspot, the phone needs a charge every other day, quite reasonable.

Reading the forum is quite hard not to get confused. If one is experiencing reboots of the sort and the issues stay with a new nightly, it is hard to tell if the new rom, or some app, etc is the issue. Perhaps, go back to the recognized stable 05-14 nightly and try to establish a clean start. Good luck!
[ONE General] runderekrun:
The reboots effect some people while others are untouched. They happen to some people on clean installs, with stock kernel, without xposed. No one has been able to pin down why the reboots are happening. Oh well, we are using nightlies, unstableness comes with the territory.
[ONE General] W99DEY:
Yes. I know, the nightlies are new territory. From my experience with the s4 I turn daydreams off and a few other Tweaks, without even thinking. They caused problems with the s4.

Gets my goat, when people come on ranting here! By installing a nightly you know the risks, the whole point of this thread is to report problems in a rational way, and try to help the developers.... Most do that for free in their spare time.

If people rant without posting anything constructive, they should just roll back to 12.0
[ONE General] beigtapel3:
I'm looking forward to install CM12.1 nightlies but let me ask one stupid question. If I install current (20150611) nightly build, will i receive further daily nightly updates easily via some update application / OTA or I'll have to download full package of the new version every time to update?
[ONE General] runderekrun:
You can use the built in OTA updater or use CyanDelta to just download what was changed (much smaller then full .zip).
[ONE General] W99DEY:
I have never used cyandelta. I just download the full rom then clear the caches..... I feel that there maybe residual bits that remain, that shouldn't be there.... That's just me though.....
[ONE General] davidfi01:
Something new and different ..

Like several users here, I have had numerous reboots and unforced restarts over the past few weeks. However, I just had a restart, and for the first time, my home screen folders (except gaap) were wiped out ...

Has anyone had this happen after one of the magic restarts?

D
[ONE General] counterfeit187:
I was using 5/14 build for a while but had really slow wifi, so I wiped system, cache and dalvic and installed the latest nightly and tk-gapps mini modular. Now trebuchet is missing. Any help? I went to clear default for Google now launcher, but it is already greyed out so isn't set as the default, its just the only one available.

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Maybe you also got switched to Google now launcher
[ONE General] runderekrun:
Just got a reboot/cache rebuild on this kernel/6.11.2015 nightly.
[ONE General] dm227:
Sorry for late reply... Dirty flash (cyandelta) but might do a clean flash at some point soon, stick kernel... I also hadn't had any issues until a reboot earlier... But not a optimising apps reboot, just a starting apps reboot. First one for me since 05/27 build though.

Also my use of phone is pretty limited to music/podcasts via doubletwist app, beatport, WhatsApp, email, phone calls, Clash of Clans, BBC iplayer radio app and browsing the Internet at the moment... So not exactly using it heavily.
[ONE General] Emama:
What fix
[ONE General] tiny4579:
No cache rebuild but I had a soft reboot. What a shame that they can't correct things after this long. I know they're nightly and all but many of UA use these as our dailies.
[ONE General] shoman94:
6/12 is out.
[ONE General] :
it is amazing Google hasnt solved it
[ONE General] cshuwing:
Dirty flashed to 0612, one soft reboot so far
[ONE General] highdiver_2000:
Item 2 and 3 is fixed.

I need to install Google Text to speech and the offline language pack.
[ONE General] :
No problems at all, no reboots for ages [emoji6]

Always latest CM nightly stock (dirty flashing), BaNKs GApps, ~107 user apps, ...
[ONE General] AcmE85:
Good morning,

I fully charged my device and disabled wifi, used it for a couple minutes on mobile data and opened up every single app which showed the described "bug" for me in the past: WhatsApp, Instagram, Relay for Reddit, Press Reader, Google+, Google Search, Maps, Gmail, Play Store, YoutTube, Dropbox. Some data of my monthly data plan got lost, but who cares...

This is the result after 6h of sleep on mobile data:

Lost 2 % of battery, wow. As always on Lollipop, no apps are showing up in battery statistics.

So I enabled wifi again, started the usual Nightly download and after a short time Google Search and Android-System showed up:

As you can see e.g. on Google Search, it used barely no cpu time but mobile data has been kept active for over 1,5h.

BUT: there was no drain :confused::fingers-crossed: Thanks for reminding myself what I already expected, the Lollipop battery statistics are just pure garbage.

edit: Video streaming inside the IMDb app has been finally fixed on today's nightly (12.06)!!!

It used to buffer constantly after about 30 seconds of playback and only the audio continued playing. Fixed :)

Same goes for YouTube videos which are played through Relay for Reddit's internal YouTube Player. Fixed :)
[ONE General] giaur:
Does anybody have random reboot on chinese 16 GB version? I have no reboots at all, but I also have 16 GB chinese white version. Maybe only international devices are affected with that, hardware is slightly different (for example, modem hardware and lte bands supported).
[ONE General] nsmart:
About random reboots: I faced the runtime crashes, no complete reboots.

Last stable for me was 05/16 nightly with banks gapps from 05/12. I tried different nightlies up to 06/03 nighlies (always dirty flashed) and got random reboots (runtime crashes). Sometime the reboots began after 24 hours of use. I noticed it, when I hit the power button and saw the boot animation. When I upgraded to 06/06 nightly I also upgraded to banks gapps 06/06 (wiped system partition, then installed rom and gapps). The only other change I made was to disable outdoor mode in live display. I didn't notice a single reboot since 06/06. So maybe it was the updated gapps or the disabled outdoor mode in live display in my case.

Edit: After switching to 06/12 nightly, I got a complete reboot within few hours. I reverted to my nandroid of 06/06 which was running fine for 6 days before. I again got a reboot within few hours! So the same installation/configuration that was running fine for 6 days now has reboots too.
[ONE General] Dzhedaj:
I actually haven't had a single random reboot on my OPO since the day I started using the nightlies...
[ONE General] MaffyRain:
Same here :)
[ONE General] gt-kingz:
Same here, I don't know what these guys are talking about. It must be something to do with custom kernels or 3rd party apps. Im not using every nightly, just every second/third, depends on the changes.
[ONE General] hib1000:
It's nothing to do with custom kernels or Xposed as I don't use either and i'm getting the reboots. Not sure what you mean by "3rd party apps" but I can assure you I don't use any apps that could even be considered even half "unusual". I'm as straight forward a user as you can imagine.
[ONE General] feed3:
Anyone getting touchscreen issue in recent cm nightly (starting from nightly 02/06) after the panel firmware update?

Previously i have no touchscreen issue, no ghost touches etc but now, swiping become double tapping etc. Not having issue at all in COS12, CM11s and nightly before the panel firmware updated.

I'm afraid that those update causing an issue to those who are not effected before this while it fixing the issue for the others.

I've reported it in jira as well.

https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/NIGHTLIES-1383
[ONE General] fmc000:
I never had touchscreen issues before the FW update and I don't have any after. I have to say that the device feels much snappier with the new FW, more precise too.

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As other says, custom kernel have nothing to do with the reboots. I've been using the Boeffla kernel for months and I've had only one soft reboot so far.

Like you I update rarely, more or less once a week.
[ONE General] michie:
Same...

Never had wifi, bluetooth, touch screen issues nor random reboots. Been using CM nightlies on my OPPO since CM10
[ONE General] Spannaa:
Been using the nightlies since they first appeared in January and only ever had one reboot issue which was on the 20150527 nightly.

Dirty flashed every nightly apart from 20150528 which needed a \data wipe to cure the reboot issue from the day before.
[ONE General] fmc000:
LOL, same here. I actually started flashing lollipop ROMs last year with the unofficial builds.

Wan't needed here, no reboots after the one aforementioned.
[ONE General] simons89:
12.06 gave me bootlooping just after dirty flash, just thinking on rollback...anyone experienced same problem? any tips?
[ONE General] Tromzy:
Had a reboot less than 2 minutes after installing 12/06 nighly. Rolling back to 11/06.
[ONE General] AcmE85:
12/06 running perfectly fine here. Updated through cm updater without wiping any nonsense...

No reboots, wifi works and most importantly, video streaming has been finally fixed on numerous apps which used to hang and constantly re-buffer.

The only time I experienced reboots was on 27/05 when using wifi.

Clean flashing 28/05 solved it for me. And so far I dirty flashed to 31/05 - 10/06 - 12/06 without any issues.
[ONE General] W99DEY:
I think a lot of the problems are gapps related. I have had a mare with different versions....
[ONE General] W99DEY:
Think quite a lot of work has been done with this rom in the last couple of iterations. If I get reboots, which isn't that often, I wipe the data too. I reckon there could be residual problems that carry over to a perfectly good rom.
[ONE General] YzRacer:
After a few days on 0606 nightly with a clean install I still have random reboots. They were less often but I need to feel like my alarm will work! I am now giving AK kernel with 0612 nightly a go.
[ONE General] clyder:
Recently I also started noticing reboots. They always happen over night while I am asleep. I probably had those long before I noticed I have them.

Just voted on Jira and posted a comment.
[ONE General] christx:
I'm running that combo without issue. I waspreviously on 0606 with AK without issue as well.
[ONE General] vanessaem:
Hello everyone,

I had to do some light cleaning. I'll never understand why some people can't have a discussion without it turning nasty. Please be respectful of others by not name-calling or flaming.

Regards
[ONE General] Brian325:
Considering all the changes within the ROM lately and people having issues I would suggest clean flashing weekly vs dirty flashing daily. So much code added and reverted recently. Just my thoughts

Sent from Hot Bacon
[ONE General] TheNerd:
FYI, I've started to experience these reboots ever since I've upgraded my gapps to 24-05... now it's even newer and still has these reboots
[ONE General] Ok_Kaleidoscope5109:
Yup. This is a general tip I give anyone. If you start getting too many FCs, lots of issues, start really thinking about whether or not you've done too many dirty flashes. It may be time to do a clean flash before blaming CM for your issues.
[ONE General] Chikko:
Lately done more and more time a clean flash, but always have issues.... Fc, reboot...i don't know what hell are they doing.

Inviato dal mio A0001 utilizzando Tapatalk
[ONE General] devilsshadow:
I have to agree with this. My only bootloop was Google play services related.

Sent from my OnePlus One
[ONE General] detted:
rom, app or hardware?

last night when 06-12 was out, dirty flashed right away on 06-11 without any issues. I have been dirty flash all along without encountering issues.

To establish a good control (reference) point, do a clean ROM and gapps. refrain installing other apps for a day or two. if no issue, then add apps. With rom, many apps, settings, perhaps hardware, one can't tell what is what.
[ONE General] W99DEY:
Or just come on here ranting! Saying I missed my alarm! Lol
[ONE General] hib1000:
Yeah, Lol. So much Lol. All of the Lol.

Lol.
[ONE General] Odysseus1962:
[MENTION=4385555]CafeKampuchia[/MENTION] you may want to edit the OP to remove the now dead link to PA-Gapps and replace it with the new TK-Gapps by the original creator of PA-Gapps TKruzze. Here's the link to the new gapps http://xdaforums.com/android/software/tk-gapps-t3116347/post60944096#post60944096

I hope this helps.

Ciao
[ONE General] Emama:
There is an "Android WebView" came with the rom but never updated.

Is it the same as this one? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.webview

Should I disable the build-in one and install the above one?
[ONE General] Odysseus1962:
Depends which ROM you're using. If you're running any current nightly build based on CM-12.1 then the webview app is updated whenever Google releases updates to their sources. If you're running the stock CyangenOS then it's a good idea to install the google webview, but I believe for it to work correctly you need to remove or disable the one in the ROM or else they'll conflict.
[ONE General] Emama:
the webview that comes with the nighties is still in version 39, that's why I am thinking disable it and install the one on the play store.

THanks
[ONE General] TheNerd:
why would someone prefer this gapps over CM ones?