yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android General] stazz83:
Yep, the stand-by time is good, but I can't figure out why I can't get over 4.5 hours of screen-on time even though I don't play games and have very good or very good network signal. It's mostly WhatsApp, browsing and some Skype.

I'm aware that we're all different kind of users, but many people get 6 hours SoT easily...
[Android General] olegfusion:
>>some Skype

is probably the reason
[Android General] doitright:
They are *messing with us*.

The actual class name is ChimeraSystemUpdateService. But of course, they want to misdirect us enough that we don't see what's going on, so they log it as Cma.

They also changed up the way the update services and receivers are organized. When they added Chimera*, they simultaneously moved a bunch of receivers out from SystemUpdateService. I.e., before, they were private classes, with names like "SystemUpdateService$Receiver". But now, instead of those receivers being tied to SystemUpdateService, they also apply to ChimeraSystemUpdateService, so they split them out of SystemUpdateService. Since they are no longer private classes, their names changed to things like "SystemUpdateServiceReceiver" -- note withOUT the "$" symbol. These are now PROXIES for the receivers for both services.

The good news is that the workaround is pretty simple; create an onboot receiver that disables these receivers.

Feel free to use mine; https://github.com/lbdroid/StopOTA
[Android General] NotesOfReality:
It is no more important,excuse me for the waste of time.
[Android General] sajithsajan:
https://youtu.be/zbl0sUs4xnA

This trick works fine guys
[Android General] SixFourSix:
You have battery optimization menu on your battery settings menu on your 1+? Just set "don't optimize" on apps you don't want to doze. Or all apps. I suggest you put only a few select apps on "don't optimize".
[Android General] nimesh.batra93:
Regex not working with Marshmallow based RessurectionRemix..need help!
[Android General] night02:
How did you change the nav bar
[Android General] SixFourSix:
That's from a theme called MaterialUp Dark. Or Light.
[Android General] HydrogenCyanide:
I put my logs hope this help the little battery on S6. Because drain fast and I just get 2.5 of sot ???? .
[Android General] TNSMANI:
Facebook wakelocks and alarms, Heartbeat alarm-did you limit Facebook as per OP? Heartbeat also can be limited but will delay push notifications.

Some kernel wakelocks-try changing the kernel.

Mobile data used though wifi is on and running. That will surely drain more than wifi. Facebook download of 1MB also seems to have happened on mobile data.
[Android General] HydrogenCyanide:
I don't have the alarms posted on op for facebook.
[Android General] hearkenoath:
I added Deep Sleep Battery Saver to the mix and whitelisted only the messaging apps and those from this guide. My battery life is better than ever https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rootuninstaller.batrsaver
[Android General] nimesh.batra93:
I am using ResurrectionRemix Cynogenmod...and Regex is not working..need help!
[Android General] TNSMANI:
What is the regex you are using? To limit what?
[Android General] Darksite93:
I've the same problem... I don't know what do [emoji37]

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[Android General] nimesh.batra93:
android.net.ntemon.lingerExpired_[0-9]+_[0-9]+

CONTEXT_MANAGER_ALARM_WAKEUP_[0-9]+
[Android General] pakman5391:
I followed the amplify guide, and not Google Play Services and Google app are constantly crashing
[Android General] netinetinet:
don't limited "Icing" wakelocks
[Android General] Eversmile23:
Posting some screen shots. Please suggest any further improvement.

I am posting some screenshots, please suggest any further improvements. Also I have questions, please clarify.

What are these alarms? If I limit them, what problem may I face?

(1) com.google.android.gms.gcm.HEARTBEAT_ALARM, (2) com.yirgalab.dzzz.service.c.f (I am using 'doze' app version 1.17 from Play Store), (3) com.kavsdk.ACTION_ALARM_HEALTHCARE (Kaspersky Internet Security)

Should I avoid using doze app as I am on marshmallow?
[Android General] Portgas D. Ace:
A full BBS idle log file would be more helpful as the screenshots only show some part of the log. Nevertheless, 0.1% per hour battery drain over a period of more than 11 hours is good. But I guess, this was in airplane mode or without any data connection at all, right?

For a proper idle log file, leave WiFi, mobile data and Bluetooth turned on according to your normal usage pattern so we can check if there is anything to reduce the idle drain without changing your normal usage pattern.

(1) com.google.android.gms.gcm.HEARTBEAT_ALARM -> this one is responsible for time intervals of Google Cloud Messaging (GCM) checks, limiting this one will result in delayed push notifications from apps that rely on GCM (Whatsapp for example)

(2) com.yirgalab.dzzz.service.c.f -> just uninstall Doze as Marshmallow's in-build doze is far better than this app

(3) com.kavsdk.ACTION_ALARM_HEALTHCARE -> if you want Kaspersky Internet Security to work properly, then don't limit this one. But AV apps on Android are quite useless in my opinion, they just decrease the available RAM and may even get hacked by malicious software. A proper adblocking app will be of more value at all as it blocks access to malicious web pages.
[Android General] skivnit:
Hello thanks for this guide, i had a lot of wakelocks due to telegram whixh i know reduced with amplify however my battery drain overnight is still high somehow heres a dump of bbs

http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?file_id=00981059332344655940
[Android General] Portgas D. Ace:
Your log shows some kernel wakelocks that might be related to your ROM or kernel. You could try to flash a different ROM or a different custom kernel. On the other hand, those might also be related to your Bluetooth connection. Turn Bluetooth off and check if those kernel wakelocks still occur.

Alarms: 36, Intent: com.android.bluetooth.btservice.action.ALARM_WAKEUP -> related to Bluetooth connection. Turn Bluetooth off if you don't need it or accept some idle drain.

Alarms: 1, Intent: com.google.android.gms.analytics.ANALYTICS_DISPATCH -> limit this one to 9999999

Alarms: 12, Intent: android.appwidget.action.APPWIDGET_UPDATE -> limit it to 1800 if you are okay with widgets updating twice per hour

Alarms: 5, Intent: BNA_EXP -> this one seems to be related to the NY Times app. Greenify NY Times app if you don't want it constantly running in the background.
[Android General] skivnit:
Yes thank you for confirming as i read many dumps before but couldn't figure out what was causing the kernel wakelocks thought it was related to mobile data or some app using background data.already talked to the kernel dev regatding the issue.
[Android General] TNSMANI:
The regex set up seems to have changed. The old ones no longer work.

I have found one alternative:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=67325035&postcount=9708

I have also read about a new regex to tackle the minus sign before the numerals. I am not able to locate it immediately. Search Amplify thread and the two guides.
[Android General] Eversmile23:
Full dump file attached.

I forgot to include the text dump file. As far as I remember I had kept my 'wifi' 'on' on my mobile. I am using one Android mod ' feradroid'. Please see the text file(dump) and access if my wifi was 'on' throughout or not. I will uninstall both 'doze' and the AV app, and I will test again today and provide u the dump file tomorrow. Then, you please advise me on further improving.
[Android General] Snowby123:
The vast majority of power loss is caused by system alarms. Try limiting some of the alarms using amplify
[Android General] demoncamber:
So aside from searching for "sms" in amplify, I am still having issues with sms sending delayed or being unsent entirely. Is there anything new in marshmallow that is related in to sms sending that I may be missing, I'd really hate to have to go through limiting everything again to troubleshoot lol.
[Android General] lepa71:
I'm having issues with NlpWakeLock (Google Play services): 6 h 13 m 17 s Count:13 56.2% and "PowerManagerService.WakeLocks" (): 6 h 20 m 43 s Cnt:(c/wc/ec)464/0/0 57.3%

It seems that Amplify does not make any differences on my S3 running TW 4.3 It seems it makes it worth. Any ideas?

BBS stats
[Android General] Ad.Shk2:
Used to work fine before, what changed recently?
[Android General] netinetinet:
Google something changed in last Gapps.. Icing must be none limited..
[Android General] luke1513:
Hello. I followed the guide on my s6 and since then whenever i launch anything releated to google it crashes processes like google play services chrome etc. Anyone know any idea? Thank you
[Android General] aidy.lucas:
Yeah, if using the last few Google play services updates, unlimit anything with "icing" in it. To be honest this thread and the other battery life/amplify related threads need updating as so many things have changed or been added. I always start with all social media+user apps and anything Google/system related that isn't likely to cause any problems. I've never limited anything to the extreme they are in this thread though anyway never needed to.
[Android General] Portgas D. Ace:
Please ensure that Xposed is working properly. Check the Framework section within the Xposed Installer for any information.

In addition, ensure that Amplify is enabled within Xposed Installer and you rebooted your device after enabling it.

PowerManagerService.WakeLocks" (): 6 h 20 m 43 s Cnt:(c/wc/ec)464/0/0 57.3% -> this is just a placeholder for all wakelocks combined

From your log file:

Statistic Type: Charged to Current -> set it to "Unplugged to Current" within BBS

"wlan_rx_wake" (): 1 h 2 m 33 s Cnt:(c/wc/ec)3605/0/3604 9.4% -> check this thread for a solution

Maybe you can flash a different custom kernel.

Beside this, a lot of alarms that are given in post #4. Limit them within Amplify. If you encounter any issue with Google apps force closing, unlimit anything with the keyword "icing".
[Android General] DB126:
Voice of reason - thank you. :)
[Android General] TNSMANI:
Your wifi was on and connected the whole time as per the dump. As already said by Portgas, 0.1% loss per hour on MM is really good.

However if you want to tweak further,

Alarms: 70, Intent: com.kavsdk.ACTION_ALARM_HEALTHCARE

I think it is related to Antivirus and I don't think you need that on a mobile (yet!).

Alarms: 20, Intent: com.google.android.gms/.checkin.EventLogServiceReceiver

Alarms: 21, Intent: com.google.android.intent.action.GCM_RECONNECT

Alarms: 16, Intent:

I think these are in the OP. Read it and limit as recommended.

Alarms: 23, Intent: android.appwidget.action.APPWIDGET_UPDATE

Related to widget updates which seem to be set for every half hour. Perhaps you can increase it to one hour ie 3600.

Otherwise, you are good.
[Android General] beeshyams:
Moto X Play

Folks

This is NOT a full 8 hour test but half the time as an intermediate course correction- BBS log attached- i have done as per the OP for whatever matched on MM

Request have a look at this and suggest . I erroneously concluded that this device is not quoted here but Google proved me wrong , so tips from Moto X Play users would be welcome so would any other

How to see Doze stats in this?
[Android General] Ad.Shk2:
Would appreciate help with my log here:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-YehMCBHI-nOHFIYms1U3g2UDA/view?usp=sharing

Icing is hurting me here, and limiting it causes Gapps crashes. So Ill leave that as is for now ..... Other than that what can be done to reduce the drain??
[Android General] skivnit:
Google now
[Android General] Sinistersky:
So, I used Amplify on some of these alarms and wakelocks, and now my Chrome and Google Play Services is force closing. Anyone knows what alarms or wakelocks from the first post can cause this? It's not the services, as i removed them
[Android General] mitchdickson:
If only you could read two posts before yours...
[Android General] Sinistersky:
Yes, I just realized that :D Im a dumbass sometimes. Sorry, and thank You
[Android General] XGARX:
I did this a week ago and Whatsapp started having delays.
[Android General] Portgas D. Ace:
Did you limit anything related to Whatsapp that isn't part of this guide?

wlan_rx_wake (): 17 m 30 s Cnt:(c/wc/ec)4109/116/4110 4.7% -> check this thread for a possible solution

Alarms: 7, Intent: CONTEXT_MANAGER_ALARM_WAKEUP_29255664 -> use Amplify's regex function to limit this one. Use CONTEXT_MANAGER_ALARM_WAKEUP_[0-9]{3,} and set it to 9999999.

10094 (Wifi) (com.google.android.apps.docs.editors.docs.Docs): 3.0 MBytes 74.4% -> Google Docs syncing data
[Android General] JazzMozz:
You're not the only one. I'm also suffering from this drainer. Have searched all over the internet and posted in various forums but until now to no avail. I also read about corrupted media files. Well, I did a clean wipe and install and then waited for a couple of days before transferring all my media files back to my phone. Guess what: still having the mediaserver drain, so that can't be it. And I have a Nexus 6P so no Samsung apps on my phone (as it was suggested to you that these would cause the drain).
[Android General] TNSMANI:
Both of you are talking about Mediaserver?

The member you quoted is using an older version of BBS and posted an in use log. It would be better if both of you update BBS to 0B6 and pull and post an idle dump. Then someone may be able to help you.
[Android General] lepa71:
Can somebody look at mine after some tweaks? https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bwga8b5AaM9EQmxZQWV0X1pJUHM
[Android General] JazzMozz:
We're indeed talking about Mediaserver. I admit that my alarms with regard to Macrodroid are very high (ref your post this afternoon), but what I don't understand is why on most of the days I have an average drain of about 2.2%/h and on some days Mediaserver (at least that's what GSAM is telling me) goes berserk and I have an average drain of about 4.7%/h. My Macrodroid settings remain unchanged and my use on those days is pretty similar.

BTW, what do you mean by "idle dump" (sorry for the n00b question)
[Android General] Victorman86:
I have battery drain after updating from 6.0 to 6.0.1. Greenify+Amplify+Power Nap are enabled and uses.

Sorry for BBS log with Russian. BBS not properly switched to English (force English option enabled) :(
[Android General] Snowby123:
Limit some of the alarms you have :)

Most of them appear to be from location services so keep location off unless you are using an app that requires it.

All the kernel wakelocks are what they should be as long as you keep internet connections off during idle.
[Android General] nimesh.batra93:
I am not able to point out where the problem is but when my screen goes off the music payer stops too..

Need help
[Android General] Portgas D. Ace:
Set your system language to English and do another idle log file. The current one is useless as it does show only strange signs.

Did you whitelist your music player within Power Nap?
[Android General] nimesh.batra93:
Not using powernap...it make my RessurectionRemix ROM unstable...just using greenify and amplify
[Android General] Portgas D. Ace:
Then try the following:

disable Amplify within Xposed Installer and reboot your device. Check if the music player issue still persists. If your music player still stops while screen is off, disable Greenify within Xposed Installer and open Greenify. Remove your music player from the list of Greenify and reboot. Check again if your music player stops while screen is off.

If the problem is related to Amplify, unlimit everything that you have limited within Amplify and enable Amplify again within Xposed Installer. Reboot and limit one item after the other. Reboot your device after you have limited one alarm/wakelock. Check for music player issues after reboot. Repeat this until you find the alarm/wakelock that is causing the issue. This is quite time-consuming, but it would be the best way to identify the culprit.

If the issue is related to Greenify, just don't greenify your music player at all.
[Android General] mirko.polito:
Nice guide.. Thanks!
[Android General] nasedase:
So I followed the guide and now I can't use google's search function. Google play services work, chrome works, Google Now works, but when I use the built in search function or OK Google, I get no results. Which wakelock or alarm would be causing this?
[Android General] neonkat:
try not to limit icing.
[Android General] nasedase:
Icing is not limited.
[Android General] DB126:
Just had to look back a few posts for troubleshooting procedure:

http://xdaforums.com/android/general/guide-extreme-battery-life-t3095884/post67447526
[Android General] Ad.Shk2:
I have fixed a few things but there's still a lot of room for improvement.... need expert advice here.

Log:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-YehMCBHI-nR1poeExHRTVWUkE/view?usp=sharing
[Android General] Hawtpants:
Out of topic question: anyone around using Smart Network (xposed) or other similar app to turn off data while the screen is off? Does it bring significant results in the form of battery life?

On topic: I found out that using just Amplify + Powernap + ForceDoze is much better than Greenify. Simply because greenify produces way too many wakelocks by itself and won't always work. Also it's from a chinese dev closed source... So my data is at stake.
[Android General] Rakuu:
I use smart network, not sure if it helps significantly with battery but it helps with some network wakelocking, I use that plus Tasker for Bluetooth.
[Android General] Kapak13:
Where did you get ForceDoze?
[Android General] neonkat:
that's aggressive doze in greenify.
[Android General] Kapak13:
Ummm the person I quoted was saying they use ForceDoze instead of Greenify... Or do they mean they just use the ForceDoze option and not use Greenify to hibernate apps? Which still is confusing because they said they didn't like Greenify because it was a closed source "Chinese" app
[Android General] dejson:
I found out for those with qualcomm devices that is wise to remove with titanium qualcom.location.services 01, I had two of them and deleted them both because i had a lot of wakelocks from them according to gsam battery monitor. Next charge my awake time was 3.4 %, before that it was 18%. Drain is now less than 1% per hour.
[Android General] neonkat:
yup you can only use the aggressive doze feature of greenify.

or you can also try naptime.
[Android General] tet-bundy:
using intelli3g :) be carful to not set ur "fast network" to lte only, as u won't be able to make/resources calls. at least my provider doesn't provide calling via lte ;)

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did u avtually read the initial posts?

#6 tells u exactly what an "idle dump" is in this threads context

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[Android General] f0xy:
Which wakelocks are these specifically? Can you put the names up please
[Android General] Victorman86:
New log in attachment.
[Android General] dejson:
Qcom.rx.wakelock was crazy and two wakelocks constantly which I never was able to demystify because of their stupid names.

event8-1055

Event9-1055

Everything else from this thread is applied and icing is still limited, no issues here.

Moto G 2014, AOSP CAF ROM, HALOGEN KERNEL.

Tried lot of different roms for few days and always had that trouble. There is a huge explanation on this forum about qualcomm location services. After removing them GPS and everything else is working wonderful.
[Android General] Rakuu:
I'm also getting those wakelocks, "eventN-NNNN" where N is a random number, haven't been able to find out what it is.
[Android General] matthiastan5:
Hi can I ask why would my alarm clock be delayed in sounding the alarm? It is supposed to be whitelisted in power nap so I don't see why it doesn't do anything until I turn on my phone screen.
[Android General] gregferns:
Good morning.

I did a fresh install of cm13 on my Moto g TE and so I have attached a log.

I think I already know that one culprit is ambient display. Maybe I need to turn it off as it wakes the phone many times,,, but maybe someone more learned than me can help..

Thanks,

Greg
[Android General] Portgas D. Ace:
Your log show a lot of kernel wakelocks. Try flashing a custom kernel.

Beside this, lots of android.net.netmon.lingerExpired_xxx_xxxxxxxxxx wakelocks. There is a regex function available for this, just search for "android.net.netmon.lingerExpired regex".

wlan_rx_wake (): 18 m 58 s Cnt:(c/wc/ec)1914/366/1914 3.8% -> see this thread for a possible solution or flash a different kernel if this doesn't work

Alarms: 89, Intent: org.softeg.slartus.forpdaplus/org.softeg.slartus.forpdanotifyservice.qms.AlarmReceiver -> related to 4PDA Plus. I am not familiar with this app and if it needs constantly running in the background, therefore I can't give you any reasonable advice about this one. You could limit it to 3600 and check if any issue occurs. This should be okay if you don't rely on instant push notifications from the forum.

Alarms: 88, Intent: com.xiaomi.push.PING_TIMER -> related to Mi Fit app. You can greenify Mi Fit app if you don't want it to constantly run in the background or limit it to 1800 or 3600. But if you really rely on Mi Fit and want it to work properly, don't touch it anyway, but then you have to accept a certain battery drain.

Alarms: 43, Intent: com.taobao.accs.intent.action.COMMAND -> greenify AliBaba app when you don't need it constantly running in the background

Alarms: 37, Intent: com.android.bluetooth.btservice.action.ALARM_WAKEUP -> related to Bluetooth. Turn it off when you don't need it.

Lots of kernel wakelocks. Check this thread for a possible solution or - if this doesn't work - flash a custom kernel.

Alarms: 86, Intent: com.google.android.gms.gcm.HEARTBEAT_ALARM -> this seems to be quite high, did you use PNF or a similar app to manually change the heartbeat interval? If not, limit this one to 600, should be more than enough. If you encounter any delayed push notification afterwards, reduce it to 300.

Alarms: 8, Intent: CONTEXT_MANAGER_ALARM_WAKEUP_173383 -> use Amplify's regex function to tame those kind of alarms (CONTEXT_MANAGER_ALARM_WAKEUP_[0-9]{3,} and limit it to 9999999)

10087 (Wifi) (com.yahoo.mobile.client.android.mail.Yahoo Mail): 586.0 KBytes 35.8% -> Yahoo mail downloading some data

Did you limit anything with Amplify with the keyword "TIME" in it?
[Android General] dejson:
Gsam battery monitor is a great application. What it does is to show you exactly which processes are eating your battery. Those events drove me crazy also and after removing qualcomm location service which was listed on top in gsam, never ever seen again those two events.

Then I followed this thread

http://xdaforums.com/lg-g3/general/guide-how-to-android-drain-minimal-t3082296.

I just woke up, and in last 6 hours and 30 minutes battery dropped from 95 to 92 %. I dont know can I do it better but I am satisfied with this resault as well.

MOTO G 2014, AOSP CAF 6.0.1, CPU OC.
[Android General] phanipk:
can any one please tell me can i limit this alarms
[Android General] matthiastan5:
Nope nothing at all. That's why it's weird and I can't figure out why this happens :/
[Android General] Portgas D. Ace:
Nope, they are required for proper functionality.

Disable Amplify within Xposed Installer and reboot. Check if the issue still persist and report back. Could you also make screenshots of the alarms/wakelocks that you have limited?
[Android General] tet-bundy:
gps still works for u?

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[Android General] matthiastan5:
Will do so and check again tomorrow morning.

Here are the screenshots.
[Android General] Portgas D. Ace:
Unlimit the following wakelocks/alarms:

- Icing (wakelock)

- RILJ (wakelock)

- android.intent.action.SEND_IDLE (alarm)

Check if the issue still persist afterwards.
[Android General] rolarocka:
Is there any real benefit to have doze enabled while using amplify greenify and servicely? My kernel allows to turn off doze completely that's why I'm curious. Doze has been a pain for me with notifications.

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