yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus 6 Android Development] magnamentis:
some posts back someone suggested you to try Titanium Backup and someone else mentioned that you'd find related files in either:

data/app

or

data/app-private (not very likely but worth to check)

or

data/data

or

system/app

or

system/priv-app (not very likely)

if you check all those directories and remove anything related to those two apps (check their package names as well) they will be history

while easiest way would be to uninstall them with an app like TiBu and reboot. before reboot they will perhaps still show (system apps) and there could be residues as well, hence boot
[Nexus 6 Android Development] RayMcGrath:
Have you gone into settings and ticked off the scan option?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] simms22:
I've said it many times before, and I'll say it again.. battery life is most determined by the user, not by the ROM. the ROM itself says nothing about battery life except if its built really badly, then it'll drain much battery, and will affect every single user of that ROM. battery life is mostly determined by how YOU set up your phone, which apps YOU install, how YOU use the device, and by your signal quality. every once in a while, a google service process will get "stuck" and will drain battery as well.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] rignfool:
This is a byproduct of flashing a kernel that does not use the default SELinux policy...

My guess is leankernel...
[Nexus 6 Android Development] maddoggin:
hi, flashed this rom a few days ago and its pretty stable so far. i have a question tho. my bluetooth icon remains on statusbar all the time, doesnt on stock, is it possible to have it not show when its not connected? i leave it on cause its connected to sync on my truck but when im not connected i would like it not to show on statusbar. thanks!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nathanchance:
That feature will be coming in the next update. And I am 99% sure that the icon does stay on all the time on stock.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] MrMiami81:
For those of you that use the aggressive doze feature.. What app do you use? Naptime? Greenify? Also, what type of results are you seeing battery wise?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] RandomPooka:
Nobody is arguing that. It's a long standing truth. I was only trying to frame the question in a more relevant situation for real world use. User A and User B are normally going to have completely different experiences. But, User A on ROM build 1 vs ROM build 2 is a slightly more valid comparison for User B to decide if they want to go through the update process or not.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] simms22:
not really, considering that user A battery will be completely different every single battery cycle, plus their signal quality will vary some as well. plus user B can not/will not use both differing roms in the exact same way. on top of that, user A like to use 35% brightness while user B uses 65% brightness..

also, user A updated some of their apps right before updating to rom build 2.. theres just way to much variance on the users side to say that is a valid comparison for battery.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] parcou:
[MENTION=4222971]khw1959[/MENTION] Not sure if of your full question just saw part of the reply. I too have large fingers and I use

Smart Keyboad: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.cdeguet.smartkeyboardtrial

I have the pro version used for many years...one because in the settings I can make the keys larger since I have ET fingers and with these large screen phones has been even better. In addition a lot of other things I like one are the abbreviations for word like for shipping address (sa) and that gives name, street, city/zip wth two keys... I am IT so we have a lot of codes for things so easy to use this function and emails eg = my Gmail email address or ew = work email

Look at it has a host of features numbers keys on top, swipes to show things or quick delete last work on swipe keyboard right to left, make space bar longer allow remove keys which helped me since with my thumb I kept missing the space bar, move comma, period, etc...
[Nexus 6 Android Development] khw1959:
I will look into that, thx
[Nexus 6 Android Development] RandomPooka:
My analogy specifically accounted for the fact that the two users have different setups. Based on your reply, anyone asking how their battery life is should always be met with, "It's impossible to say, because each cycle is different by definition. What is battery life anyway, in a cosmic sense? If a battery drains in the forest and nobody is there to screenshot it, did it really drain? What is the sound of one core sleeping?"

Unfortunately, that's ridiculous and sounds contrary just for the sake of being contrary. the 2/18 build has been out since something like 2/18 (weird coincidence). Which is an acceptable window of time for someone to get an idea if the ROM is eating their battery compared to the last build, or just sipping at it, or if there's no noticeable change. Yes, one day you might be inside a building with crappy coverage and one day you might be somewhere with a fantastic data connection. But, there's been 16 days to evaluate it and take into account that the conditions change from day to day.

I even said it was a SLIGHTLY more valid comparison for one user to look at two different releases of the same ROM on the same phone with the same apps than it is to look at two different users on two separate devices with two different setups and physical locations. I didn't say it was a highly reliable benchmarking tool. I'm not sure how you can disagree with that, unless you're just doing it out of reflex.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Planterz:
Hi, I'm a new Nexus 6 owner, and also new to Marshmallow. I just flashed this ROM because I read it was the most stable of the custom ROMs, and had lots of features. But I don't feel like reading through the last 22k posts to see if my issue has been previously addressed. Hold my hand for a moment, if you will.

Flashing went smoothly, Gapps, Ti backup, etc. Started playing some games, and some get choppy, glitchy. Ran Antutu, and I get a score of about 50k. On stock, and on glitchy-ass Bliss, I got about 75k. WTF? So I tried flashing ElementalX kernel (which is what Bliss uses), and I'm still getting 50K. Is there some setting I'm not finding? Bliss had some battery setting for power saving/normal/performance somewhere, but I can't find it on this ROM. I installed Kernel Auditor (or however it's misspelled), and everything seems like it's set where it should be. I know benchmarking apps aren't necessarily indication of real-world performance, but clearly something is wrong here. What gives?

Frankly, all I want in a ROM for my Nexus 6 is stability, performance to the ability of the device (not interested in overclocking), the ability to change my nav buttons around, and maybe some dark themes. Is this the wrong ROM for me? Did I do something wrong? Should I look into Lollipop ROMs instead, until MM ROMs are suitable for my needs?

On a side note, and this is the wrong place to ask, but having skipped Lollipop, it seems like selecting colors for status bar icons and nav buttons has disappeared as an option in ROMs. I like blue nav buttons, yellow time/date, green data, blah blah blah, yet few of such options seem to be available in MM ROMs for my new phone. I'm just wondering if there's something I've missed between KK and MM.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] bigfnjoe96:
Maddoggin it's great to see you. Hope all is well with the family. Thanks again for your work in the Galaxy Nexus days. [emoji106]

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I'm using greenify. My last battery stats read about 5 1/2 hours of screen time and I didn't charge my battery for a day & 1/2
[Nexus 6 Android Development] simms22:
first off, lol at the first paragraph. secondly, i dont feel like arguing(been over this way too many times), so im going to go with your thought..

ive had nothing but spectacular battery life since the 2/18 release. seriously. i lose a baytery percent every 2 hours if i dont use my device. and when i do use my device, i get anywhere from 5-7h sot :D

oh, and yea, its pointless to compare battery life between roms
[Nexus 6 Android Development] providence94:
So I just downloaded the v4a apk from the official thread and installed it..did not work.I installed the driver like the app asked me to and I restarted! What did I do wrong
[Nexus 6 Android Development] simms22:
thetes another file thete to diwnload and install thereas well. its like a "fix".
[Nexus 6 Android Development] providence94:
Can u point me to that if possible? That thread is too much information!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] JRJ442:
You'd be better off to uninstall the one you have now, and flash one from this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2952137
[Nexus 6 Android Development] MR_XXIV:
Anyone having issues with Google Play Music App ? Mine keeps crashing every time I open the app. I've tried clear data/clear cache and even did a fresh ROM install.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] simms22:
its called Viper_AIO_fixes.zip. if its not in the first post, google that zip name, it should be found.

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uninstall it, reboot, reinstall it :)
[Nexus 6 Android Development] magnamentis:
i think it's worth to expess full agreement with your last few posts while i know it will not help. each rom and kernel thread is full of:

since i change to this i have this and that issue and/or battery life while it's total non-sense but exactly as you say. and then you posts have a nice balanced attitude. somehow i think this should be in each OP like that part with the void warranty LOL
[Nexus 6 Android Development] IOmega666:
What's the difference between the CMTE build and the Layers build, in matter of ones is based of CyanogenMOD? The other one in the stock firmware of the Nexus 6?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] MR_XXIV:
Thanks that worked ??
[Nexus 6 Android Development] RayMcGrath:
Read the faq in the second post by [MENTION=6842057]nathanchance[/MENTION]. It will answer all your questions. [emoji106]
[Nexus 6 Android Development] padhu1989:
How to disable double tap to wake?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nathanchance:
Settings > Display.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] kcallis:
Although I thought that I was just responding, my response was not posted in any anger or in an adversary manner (at least from my view.). Is that was the way it was perceived, that was not the intent. I believe what I was trying to convey was that I did a dirty install from the 12/23(?)/15 and I don't try to play with other kernels, etc.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] providence94:
Thanks man.. It works now.. Much appreciated.. :)
[Nexus 6 Android Development] AntikytheraTech:
I have not noticed significant changes in battery life between builds. I too use the PN stock kernels. However, I clean flash every time. May give that a shot and see if it solves your battery woes... Good luck.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] adityamunshi:
The power button randomly stops working until I restart the phone. Does anyone else have this problem?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Mega Montana:
Not I said the fly
[Nexus 6 Android Development] deadcatsrule:
I'm sorry if this has been answered already i did a search and did find a clear answer.answer. I'm coming from a S4 with Hyperdrive rom to a Nexus 6 with Puenexus

I'm seeing ads on everything,even my Craig's list app. I never had ads on Hyperdrive they were blocked by default

I'm using UltimateBrowserProject v.1.4.6 for my browser.This Nexus came to me with Pure Nexus already installed.

Looks like Im running Pure Nexus version 6.0.1-20160218
[Nexus 6 Android Development] paour:
You can install AdAway using the F-Droid installer. https://f-droid.org
[Nexus 6 Android Development] deadcatsrule:
Im installing it now,

Thanks,Dc:good:
[Nexus 6 Android Development] RandomPooka:
That first paragraph was intended to be a lol to keep the whole thing from sounding like a massive butthurt argument, so thanks for the lulz . I don't really want to argue it either, because we agree on pretty much all the things involved. I only intended to show that if the ROM update were mega-battery-b0rked, current users of it would have noticed after flashing that it was misbehaving and someone who hadn't yet flashed it would be able to use that feedback to possibly help decide whether or not to update their own phone.

I'm still trying to hear the difference between my cores running and sleeping. Maybe that only works with a ZenFone or ZenFone2?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] demlv:
Yes, this seems to happen to me randomly too....maybe once every week or two.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] adityamunshi:
Mine is way more frequent, multiple times every day. Is there a fix that we know of ?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Khizar:
Is this on a clean flash? And do you guys have this issue on other roms? Since your 2 are the only ones reporting this I am guessing it's either something in your setup causing this or a potential HW issue.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] adityamunshi:
It is a clean flash, and i did not have this issue on stock or cataclysm which I used before flashing PN.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] RandomPooka:
Does it just have trouble waking the screen up from lock, or is the button completely nonfunctional, requiring you to use an app or terminal command to reboot the phone?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] adityamunshi:
It is completely non functional, i use volume button to wake instead and have to use an app to reboot the phone.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] 1Zero3forlife:
Thanks for this, so happy to have Android Pay working!

Thanks for the mention!

The zip removed any old AOSP keyboards

I have been using this keyboard for over a year. Soon or later when my 4 girls give me a chance I will be updating it with the newer emoji for people. I don't use it but I know others do.

Have a great day all.

If anyone else wants the keyboard, download from here
[Nexus 6 Android Development] 9wire:
Been using this since the first time you shared, part of my phone setup on every flash.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] simms22:
me, i always like to have all four cores active. itll keep up performance if needed, or will be good on battery if performance isnt needed(ill use the ondemand governor with mpdecision disabled). that seems to keep me happy :)
[Nexus 6 Android Development] RandomPooka:
And from a silly zen(ZenFone) reference to the sound of one hand clapping, we get useful information :) Thanks for the tips!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] simms22:
ondemand set with a sampling rate of 15000 and up threshold of 98 :)

(that way it shoots up to your max cpu when needed or stays at your lowest cpu speed when not needed, mostly skipping the intermediate cpu speeds)
[Nexus 6 Android Development] D1l777:
Has anyone had any problems with third party alarm clock apps not waking the device to set off the alarm? I'm trying to figure out if it's something with the app or the upgrade to marshmallow. Everything was working fine on the June lollipop build I was on. Clean flashed the 2/18 build, with marshmallow bootloader and radio. Left the stock kernel that comes with the ROM. I haven't had a chance yup test the stock clock app from a deep sleep. Going to test it in the morning while sleeping. Just wondering if anyone else has seen this.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nathanchance:
I use Timely on Pure Nexus and Dirty Unicorns without any issues. Probably an app issue, might want to remove it from the battery optimization list in Settings > Battery > Menu dots > Battery optimization.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] khw1959:
I had missed alarms with 3rd party apps. I just use the native one now with no issues.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] D1l777:
Alright I'll try maybe using the stock one to wake the phone and then the third party one to get me up. The alarm I use now has me do math problems to shut it off. I have a bad habit of just turning the stock one, and my physical clock, off in my sleep :)
[Nexus 6 Android Development] mrro82:
Math to wake up? That's evil on a whole new level.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] RayMcGrath:
Lol. Ever try coffee?

Jk. Math though - like stats, Calc?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] D1l777:
Lol all the coffee over the years has kind of made me immune to it. Still drink it every morning and during the day. Just doesn't do the trick like it did.

It gives me a just hard enough problem to help me wake up and realize what I'm doing. I have it set to make me answer two right to turn off and one to snooze. Plus I have one set every 5 minutes for like an hour :) it'll give me something like 68-49+7 and I have to type the answer. I haven't slept through the entire set yet like I used to so it's got to be helping some lol
[Nexus 6 Android Development] AntikytheraTech:
I also use a 3rd party alarm app (Gentle Alarm) that has that math feature... It is certainly effective! I have been using Gentle Alarm for well over a year and certainly ever since getting on Pure Nexus without issues. Hope you are able to get it sorted. Perhaps you can drill into the system settings app manager for something that would exclude it from doze protocol?

EDIT: shot in the dark here, but maybe try this. System settings > apps > (select your alarm app) > Notifications and then enable "Treat as priority". Can't test for you because I don't have the issue you have but might solve some conflict between your alarm app and any Do Not Disturb settings you have enabled elsewhere. I won't pretend to know enough about doze (if that is even the culprit) but perhaps making it a priority notification will keep it active....?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] kalans:
Issue with hangouts + videos (15 seconds +). Just a couple day ago I started not being able to watch videos from hangouts on project fi. It worked fine until around March 3rd.. Did something change with project fi?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] D1l777:
It seems to have worked this morning without the stock clock waking the device first. I did switch the notification for the app to priority. Though I'm pretty sure it worked because it was plugged in to the charger. If I remember right, the app worked the first time I flashed the ROM but then didn't the next two times and both times it didn't it wasn't on the charger. I'm not sure what being on the charger has to do with it but it seems to have made a difference.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] RandomPooka:
That is literally the story of my life. And the coffee immunity. It's almost like being 40+ is conflicting with my habit of staying up until 1 AM and waking up at 5 AM.

Until I can find an alarm clock that I can glue to my ceiling and have to go outside to turn off, I've started going to bed at like 11:30.

This. Will. Not. Do.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] D1l777:
Haha I feel your pain. You should try a clock with some math. It's helped me. I'm only 30 and can go to bed at 9am and still don't want to wake up at 5am lol
[Nexus 6 Android Development] RandomPooka:
My issue is often with alarm volume not being loud enough to break through the deep sleep. I'll wake up on the 6th alarm I have set, and see 5 notifications saying I missed the rest entirely, and my desk alarm clock will have long since stopped going off.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] D1l777:
I've done this too. That's one of the reasons I have an alarm every 5 minutes with my desk clock in there somewhere on the most static station I can find as loud as possible. I've found all the stock aosp alarms are too quiet. I had to download a rooster alarm I used to have on my galaxy nexus. That's one of the only ones I've gotten to work
[Nexus 6 Android Development] RandomPooka:
I wonder if Beans can port PureNexus to my alarm clock, because that would be awesome. And my coffeepot, so I can set up tasker to make coffee for me.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] MrMiami81:
So the BlackBerry Priv is getting the March security patch/update before the Nexus phones.. Nice!!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] SpaceboundAg:
Any chance the "disable fullscreen keyboard" setting could be made optional (in PureNexus Settings)? Having it forced disabled apparently prevents functionality within some apps, like the autofill feature for Enpass Password Manager.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] wolfballz:
I have had this happen on the layers build with a theme enabled also right around xmas time. Since I flashed the 5 row aosp keyboard I haven't had it happen yet on CMTE now.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Oniska:
MMB29V is out. Hopefully a new release is to be seen soon :)
[Nexus 6 Android Development] studiorat:
The only alarm issue I have are the alarm sounds selection doesn't Preview the sound, in this ROM ....But the Actual alarm works as usual
[Nexus 6 Android Development] klept0:
my first click on the sound is muted then it gets louder...does your not play at all?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] ipdstnger2:
Howdy stranger!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] CaktusJack:
For some reason my storage has been saying this when i know i have more free space to available. I cleaned flashed 2/18 build, haven't installed any mods or etc, but for some reason every time I backup my ROM or backup an app on TiBu the storage just adds up. Do you guys have any suggestions to fix this? Thanks in advance.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] simms22:
for music, try clearing the cache for that app. google play music can cache music, if you let it. and it will add up. and for twrp, that looks to be the size of a nandroid backup.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] klept0:
I'm on this thread a few times slacker! Hit me up on IRC or ping me on hangouts - now back to the topic!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] derdjango:
Nah, those files/folders are sorted by size. Won't add up to over 40GB.

What does it say under settings > storage?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] CaktusJack:
It's saying the same thing, and every time i click other to see what's using that much storage.... Nothing ever shows up. I know i have more storage available but the systems reading it wrong.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] simms22:
nandroids don't show up there, it shows nandroids as other. adding up the screenshot above, it looks right.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] setox:
im having a hard time trying to find an answer to this... i can't stay connected to wifi networks without a internet connection i use this for a drone or getting pictures from my camera equipment

has anyone come across this issue?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] internetpilot:
This is a known issue with Marshmallow's doze mode. Even if you exclude the app from battery optimization unless the dev has specifically updated the app to use the system alarm function instead of its own, it usually will not sound. I discovered this myself really on in the M upgrade because my whole household wakes (or not!) to the alarm app on my phone. Even reminders in my Calengoo (calendar) app stopped working reliably.

Most 3rd party alarm app dev's have already updated their app by now, but if yours hasn't you can always give them a gentle nudge email or else switch to one that specifically states they fixed it.

Workarounds are pretty easy. You can set an alarm in the stock Clock app (which isn't affected by doze) for a minute before which will wake up the phone. You can even set a silent alarm and it will still wake the phone. Another workaround is to charge your phone overnight. When the N6 is charging it doesn't go into doze. This doesn't include wireless charging tho, which usually stops charging once the battery is fully charged and then the phone will go into doze.

This was almost a deal-killer for me. Back when I discovered it no one else seemed to know about it, including most devs. I was pretty close to just reverting back to Lollipop.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] D1l777:
This describes my problem exactly, thank you for the information. I noticed it works if it's on the charger but doesn't when unplugged. I'll try to email the dev and see if they have plans to fix it. I've set a back up alarm on the stock app for 1 minute later just incase it comes unplugged during the night. Thanks again for the info!