yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus 6 Android Development] sully112277:
Same here. After a clean flash it seems to be normal but then comes back with same issue eventually.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] RayMcGrath:
I wonder why I don't have enhanced lte calling? It's activated on my Verizon account.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] blankulus:
I don't know if this is the case with you guys re the email not syncing. When I checked the individual email account settings on my Nexus 6 after updating to this latest version all accounts were set to sync "never". As soon as I changed that to 15 minutes for my main account and 30 minutes on the others I started getting my new mail notifications.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nathanchance:
Are you able to toggle the VoLTE provisioning flag (hit the button then reboot) in Settings > PureNexus Settings > Tools and info > Phone info?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] jberry711:
I'm gonna have to stay on the previous release... I wiped and clean flashed all the latest goodness and ran good for a day or so then random reboots and lost the audio on calls. I'm going on a training mission for a few weeks so won't have the time to really see where I borked the setup. Still killer rom on point debs and easily the most helpful community I've been in
[Nexus 6 Android Development] evilryry:
Not sure if best place to ask, but does anyone use android wear on this rom, or in the same boat as me using the moto 360? I just got one and running it and my phone on this rom, phone will not deep sleep at all if my watch is connected to it and my battery steadily drains in my pocket.. I'm wondering if that is normal behavior or if something is wrong. If someone who also uses a watch could clear it up for me it would be greatly appreciated.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] RayMcGrath:
I do not have phone info there. Hmmm?

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I have moto 360 (1st generation) and have not experienced that. Sorry.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nathanchance:
Really?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] evilryry:
#*#*4636*#*# then hit phone information works too.

And thanks, good to know the issue isn't normal and it's something I can probably fix. bluedroid_timer wakelock keep awake about all day. Thanks.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] demlv:
OT: Anyone ever had the My Verizon Mobile app request root privileges? I just saw it happen.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] bostonbassman78:
Don't let it lol I uninstall all Verizon apps
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nathanchance:
I have never had it happen to me personally (I have actually uninstalled the app for that reason) but I know it can happen. They usually do it when troubleshooting or verifying eligibility but I wouldn't be surprised if it just checks at random.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] three west:
I can report that it runs great with my moto360, still at 73% 15 hrs after coming off the charger.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] jigsawmv:
Hey, does using AdAway drain any battery at all?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] RayMcGrath:
Really...

And I have the Fi dialer
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nathanchance:
I don't believe so since all it does is modify host files to block ads, it isn't a persistently running program (see here).
[Nexus 6 Android Development] clothednblack:
Nope, doesn't even show a foot print ?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nathanchance:
Uhhhh... Definitely not how that should be.

Can you input the code #*#*4636*#*# into the dialer to get that info like [MENTION=5438911]evilryry[/MENTION] suggested? I don't have the Fi dialer so that could be it but doesn't seem like it.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] RayMcGrath:
I don't have that with our without fi dialer. Did the *#*# thing... No go either. Very strange...

It's not layers (which can be the source of many ills)
[Nexus 6 Android Development] jigsawmv:
Thanks guys!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] clothednblack:
08-27-34-04-19. Powerball is 10:

For anyone playing
[Nexus 6 Android Development] tomzefi:
Did anyone hit?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] jigsawmv:
One other question, SELinux has to be set to permissive?

Or can it be enforcing?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nathanchance:
It can be Enforcing (that is how I run it).
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Khizar:
Your choice. I set it to permissive but you could set it to enforcing.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] clothednblack:
Looks like someone in Chino Hills California got it. Not confirmed yet
[Nexus 6 Android Development] tomzefi:
I didn't. Bit holy smokes. That's a big jack lot for one person. Good for him.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] scryan:
God damn it. Right near there... Should have played.

To expand... When you type in www.google.com, your compute connects to a server called a domain name server (DNS), that tells it www.google.com is actually a certain IP address.

With out this, you would have to type in the IP for what ever website you want to visit (well, for the host with some more data for a specific page...)

HOWEVER, before it looks to the DNS, it checks a file on the machine (not sure on android, but Linux is typically /etc/hosts)

In this file you can set your own host names. For example my router does not allow connecting to machines through their host names, so to connect to my mediapc, instead of typing the IP every time, I can edit the hosts file on my laptop and define "mediapc" to be the IP of my server. That way when I connect to server "mediapc", my laptop automatically fills in my mediapc's IP as I defined in /etc/hosts

I could just as easily use www.my mediapc.com, and define that as the IP for my mediapc. Then when my laptop is told to connect to that address, it will check the hosts file first and connect to the IP I have defined locally instead of checking with the DNS to find what server to connect to.

When you block ads via adaway, it connects to it server and downloads the address of every ad host it knows of, then adds the. To your host file, so that when something on your system attempts to connect to that address it will connect to the IP adblock defined in your host file. IIRC, it just points them all back at your address (127.0.0.1 always point back at your local machine) so they can't download the ad to be displayed.

When you update, adaway just adds new ad hosts. Technically you could do this manually with out a program, just A LOT of address to enter and keep track of.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] moopile:
I have an LG Gwatch R and don't have much trouble. Slightly higher drain than without my watch connected. It does seem to prevent "doze" from kicking in. I can still make it through an 18hr day without charging.

But, some watch faces will cause drain. Especially if they are pulling a lot of info from your device. (weather, gps, fitness, etc).

Google Fit seems to cause some drain, so I disable it on phone.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] savaytse66:
Me too! I thought I was going nuts. The same thing is happening with Hangouts. I opened up Hangouts yesterday (Wednesday), and it hadn't downloaded any messages since Monday, the last time I opened the app. I checked both of my Google account settings (one is a normal free Gmail account, the other is a corporate Google apps account), and everything is set to sync in both accounts. This is after a clean flash of the current build and Gapps.

One note, I did have the sign-in problem upon 1st boot where Google wouldn't accept my password and told me to sign in from a PC or other device. This happened while trying to set things up on LTE, but when I switched to my home WiFi, I was able to log in.

Any thoughts to what might be going on? I'm guessing it's the Gapps, but I don't know enough to be able to say for sure. I'm happy to troubleshoot somehow. I have my backup from the last build, so I can always revert back, since syncing my Google apps is a must-have for me.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] draa2711:
To everyone who had issues with ROM Settings Backup: since the last update (version 1.50) RSB doesn't crash when changing the default backup location.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Faaipke:
Where did you change those time frames? Only see sync or no sync

Thanks

Verstuurd vanaf mijn Nexus 6 met Tapatalk
[Nexus 6 Android Development] wolfballz:
Yeah, I can't find where to change the sync time either.

Just curious if everyone having sync issues is using a layers theme? I am at the moment.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] savaytse66:
I am NOT using a layers theme. Other than a set of relatively common apps, I am running stock. No xposed, layers, custom kernels, etc. Everything I run is the same as previous versions of the ROM, and this is the first trouble I've had.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] blankulus:
Open GMail

Open drop down menu

select settings in drop down menu

select account you wish to edit sync settings in

if it's a gmail account it will not have a sync frequency because gmail accounts once set to sync will do so on a push basis.

all other accounts will give the option for syncing at different time intervals.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] pitchdown:
Hello,

i have just installed purenexus on my nexus 6p.

After installation there is not possibility for input by keyboard.

The only option that is shown (and possible) is speech recognation.

What is the here and how to fix this?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] old_fart:
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Yikes ! Recover back to your before ! 6 -and- 6p not the same ! Respectfully saying . . . you screwed up big time !
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Jaspreet84:
What is this theme that you are using? It looks impressive!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] adrianh85:
So... I undated from the 5.1.1 ( unreleased Android auto beta) of this same rom.... Clean install. Moved to this to move to 6.0.1 Android Auto works GREAT!!! but though all testing and methods in the thread since the 9th I have been unable to re activate my VOLTE. Now the feature doesn't even show up on my account :( so of course no matter what I do the steps wont work. I am able to access the test menu but the VOLTE flag will not turn on, with radio on or off. But I believe its due to the Advanced 1.0 no longer showing on my account as a feature. Could it be something else that causes this to happen? like a radio, or something?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] JRJ442:
I'm pretty sure he's just posting in the wrong thread. He'd have way more problems than the keyboard. He'd be perma-bricked if a ROM for another device successfully flashed. It would probably abort the installation first though.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] wolfballz:
Yeah, I'm using a gmail account for my mail so that would explain why I don't see the intervals. Don't know what to look at next.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] scott_65:
I'm not sure if mine was the same problem as yours or not. But when I first flashed I didn't have 4G. I had to go into my network settings and change networks from global to LTE/CDMA. I don't know if that was really the proper fix but it seems that everything is back to normal for me now. You might try it out...

I don't know what that might disable in larger cities. In my town we don't have whatever this newer super fast data speed is. Xlte or whatever. It usually takes us a couple of years to upgrade towers. So changing the above mentioned settings might disable that, idk?

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I'm having a bit of an annoyance with youtube. If I leave the screen still everything is fine. But if I scroll through the list below the video at all, the video gets very choppy. I assume this is probably kernel related. I mistakenly switched immediately to elite after flashing the rom, looking for dpi changes. So I'm not sure if it was doing this on stock kernel. I don't care too much for changing those parts of the kernel settings. Way back in the og droid days I messed some with overclocking and my phone was constantly getting super hot, doesn't seem good. Anyhow, can anyone vouch for a kernel with out-of-the-box settings that won't do this?

Or you think that its something else?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] luizffgarcia:
Gmail not syncing

I also have the Gmail sync problem, it will only sync manually.

Did anyone figured this out? Thanks
[Nexus 6 Android Development] wolfballz:
Not yet.

I did read this though http://www.techtimes.com/articles/1...rouble-syncing-apps-heres-a-temporary-fix.htm
[Nexus 6 Android Development] clothednblack:
Same issue on stock kernel, not sure if its layer related or what. I will remove the layer and see if it changes. Video will freeze but audio continues while scrolling, as soon as I stop scrolling, the video will instantly catch up to the audio, strange indeed.

Update: not layers related. If I pull the video down to the corner (make smaller so I can look for other videos) video stays playing while scrolling, and changing play quality settings has zero effect on the issue.

Update 2: just fixed the problem, went through and tested different settings and found a fix. Disable HW overlays
[Nexus 6 Android Development] RayMcGrath:
Mystery solved. It was TBO clear Gapps. Flashed again with Beans gapps and voila... Enhanced calling.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nathanchance:
Huh that is kind of odd, didn't know that GApps could affect VoLTE. Glad you got it sorted out though, good info to keep in mind!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] RVD26:
Great Rom here, just flashed my newly acquired N6 yesterday and so far everything is working great.

I see a huge improvement in battery life over the stock.

Any tips or apps I can use to make the battery life even better?

Also, is there a sig here I can use? I clearly need to update my sig.

TIA
[Nexus 6 Android Development] loadie:
[MENTION=4687587]scott_65[/MENTION] "Way back in the og droid days I messed some with overclocking and my phone was constantly getting super hot, doesn't seem good".

Og droid... I wonder if I remember your name from "project elite"
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nathanchance:
I would let the ROM settle for a few days before you try to tweak stuff. People flash custom kernels and tweak other settings to get better battery life but I usually say wait on that to see how your usage plays out.

There are some signatures in this post if you want one.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] scryan:
Flashing the ROM through twrp wouldn't overwrite the bootloader or the recovery, so I doubt he would actually hard brick his phone?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Scottay5150:
How can I rid of the native lock screen clock?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] RVD26:
OK, so once I let it settle for a few days, what are some settings and apps I can use for better battery life?

I used Greenify on my last phone. Is that still a good app to use?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nathanchance:
I haven't used Greenify on Marshmallow much since it isn't too necessary with doze but if you have some bad drain, it is something to consider. I would recommend downloading BetterBatteryStats (link in my signature) to monitor where your drain is coming from.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] ceo4eva:
Hey guys, so i updated to the 1/09 build, and while trying to setup the device by signing into my google account, it mentions that 'the device was reset, to continue i need to enter in the account that was previously synced. '

My problem is that whenever i put in my credentials, it tells me i have to login on the browser and try again. It does this for both of my google accounts that were previously associated with my device. I cannot get past this screen because there is no option to skip it.

Any ideas?

EDIT:

It seems that the problem is from the GAPPS, once i flash that i start getting FCs with google play services, and notifications that the setup wizard failed to start.

I am using the GAPPS listed in the OP
[Nexus 6 Android Development] old_fart:
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Yes, and I would give my vote for including WLD - Wake Lock Detector...
[Nexus 6 Android Development] RVD26:
PureNexus Settings

How do I get the changed settings under PureNexus (for example changing the color of the notification light) to actually take effect?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] g2uzer:
Restore your back up, go under settings, developer settings and turn on allow bootloader to be unlock. Clean flash and you should be good to go;)
[Nexus 6 Android Development] JRJ442:
But it would flash another kernel for an entirely different chipset. So yes. It would.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] simms22:
if you flash a ROM or kernel from/for a different device, then you deserve to have your phone bricked. that's just user error, not twrps fault.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] RayMcGrath:
Or maybe just the new flash. Idk. One or the other. ?

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Crystal Tronik dark.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/3s31bimr1xg88fg/CrystalTronikDark01_direktive4.apk?dl=0
[Nexus 6 Android Development] scryan:
Is that going to burn out your hardware or something? Bootloader mode and the hardware controls to enter it have nothing to do with kernel, and the kernel is not loaded until after when its loaded by the boot loader.

Phone should still be able to boot to the bootloader mode or even recovery where you could restore a backup or flash stock image...
[Nexus 6 Android Development] JRJ442:
Yeah it can. I saw a YouTube video once of a girl who fried her motherboard and digitizer by doing it. As soon as you hit reboot system the kernel is going to try and load. So if it were successfully flashed in TWRP, you'd have a world of problems once you try to boot up.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] scryan:
It *can*, sure... but it's honestly a bit more likely that before it issues instructions that will burn up hardware it will issue instructions that will cause some kind of fault or panic and simply stop working without causing physical damage... Especially nowadays as most chips have their own firmware that will safeguard them when conditions get outside of safe operating parameters...

Much like trying to boot an incorrect or faulty kernel with your computer, the bootloader will attempt to load the kernel, everything will go wrong, then it will shutdown or reboot... and if on the next boot you stop it before it attempt to load the faulty kernel again you can likely overwrite the bad software and recover the system.

If it's not the right kernel, chances are it won't be right enough to initialize the hardware to the point when it can start issuing dangerous commands.... Not that it's a good thing to do, but I'd say it's definitely not the guaranteed "permanent brick" you insisted?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] holeindalip:
I don't believe it would be fully hardbricked,kernel doesn't take over until after bootloader so as long as bootloader wasn't touched he should be ok??

Edit: please delete somebody already posted this I jumped to conclusions without reading to the end lol
[Nexus 6 Android Development] JRJ442:
How about you try and guinea pig it for us then? Lol. I'm just saying what I've seen happen to others. I also doubt smartphones have any types of checks like a computer would. Especially with a custom recovery. The whole point is to be able to boot unsigned images. The only checks would be in the updater script/binary itself. And if that's not present, I'd think the system would go ahead and try to boot it anyway. About a year ago I saw a thread on here where a G2 user flashed a Galaxy S2 kernel. Bricked. Maybe not permabricked like I said, but unless you have the know how to disassemble and replace parts...odds are it would never boot again.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] holeindalip:
Lol if this wasn't my only phone I would!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] clothednblack:
So....

Make sure you flash the appropriate Rom and kernel for your device, otherwise you could run into irreversible damage or not boot at all leading to a clean wipe and starting over.

Now maybe would could move on from this argumentative discussion that can be endless till proven. ?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] jackdonogy:
Clean flashed Pure + Gapps...Camera does not work. The app opens, Video option works, just Camera does not work. Front facing camera works.

Just a blank option for when camera is selected, any thoughts?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] clothednblack:
Try wiping data for the camera

Was it the gapps recommended from this thread?

Also check permissions for camera in settings/apps/ shouldn't need to but worth checking.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] eldoboardn:
I ended up changing gmail and my other email client to 'Not Optimized' in Battery Optimization to get them to start syncing again.

Settings->Battery->three dot option in top right->Battery Optimization->Select 'All Apps'->Select Gmail->Choose 'Don't Optimize'.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] jackdonogy:
Gapps from recommended download location :)

Chrome force closes when i open it.

Ill reset data and cache for both, as well as permissions and report back in a few mins.

EDIT: cleared Data for both Chrome and Camera. Chrome crashes on start while Camera still behaves the same...only black but video works. None of the other camera options work either...ie. Panorama, photosphere, etc.

EDIT 2: 3rd party apps such as Camera MX seems to work.

EDIT 3: Chrome Beta from Play store works fine.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] scryan:
*sigh*

Its a development site, and I am simply trying to discuss how the device actually functions.

But instead, correcting someone or suggesting how it might actually work is argumentative, so rather than sort out what actually is going on we need to treat it as a point of pride, ignore truth, avoid learning and keep up with the same old miss information? This is honestly why I find myself posting here less and less. If you actually question people just saying random things, its argumentative. We can't discuss how the phone works because some random kid may mistake the information and brick his phone... We just recite the unspecific safe advice we saw on a youtube video over and over without questioning or understanding because someone feelings might be hurt if we asked questions? God damn I hate what XDA has become.

(This isn't an argument... why is attempting to understand the booting of your phone arguing? Sorry for yelling, lol)

I'm not saying checks as in it will make sure its the right kernel before installing... I am saying even if the kernel tries to tell the hardware to kill itself the hardware components have their own firmware, and this will try to reject requests to operate outside of safe parameters. Similar to how overclock too much reboots your phone. This is a safeguard within the chips firmware, so that when heat gets excessive it does not allow work to continue, it stops itself from doing more work by rebooting to try and give itself a break, similar to how the 810 is known to create too much heat and throttle itself down. components these days look out for themselves.

The bootloader start up WAY before the kernel, it has to.

And recovery does not use the android system's kernel.

So when your phone boots, either the incorrect kernel has code close enough to actually operate your phone, but incorrect enough to call for a condition that will physically damage hardware (over volting or something? ), OR much more likely it will simply error and refuse to run. In which case your phone will be soft bricked.... But the bootloader will still start, and there are recovery tools within it to reflash the partition images AND your recovery should still be in place, as well as likely your userdata partition.

yes? It does not seem like this would require replacing hardware, just reflashing software.

edit: backing up my moto x 2013 now, lets give it a go.