yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[ONE Android Development] Sriven:
Woah Guys,

Firstly, thanks for the quick reply. I want to thank everyone who genuinly tried to help.

1. Apology:

Sorry if I seemed ambigious or plain stupid. I also apologize for not posting any statistics, data or screenshots. I expected answers based on statistics such as "I get about 7h SoT with this with a general battery life of about a day" or "Build XXX is good in terms of battery" (Thx Nb07 for replying). I also expected someone to explain which kernel is best with this particular ROM for Smoothness and Battery.

2. My experience (For those questioning my capability):

I have experience with flashing because I flashed approx 20 different ROMs, 15 different kernels, and thousand other mods (including xposed), tweaks etc. I have RR in 3 other devices with skynet mod flashed which leads me to the question, I am truly sorry, the previous posts made me feel really upset. I do apologize for my stupidity (Which i have a lot of) and misbehaviour. I will not remove this part because I feel other posts will not make sense.

Is this ROM working fine with Skynet?

3. Current Issue:

( Mobile Data, location turned off. Less intensive apps, Signal almost always perfect)

I get about 5H SoT with Stock (NO Mods) and about under a day in general battery (Sorry about lack of screenshots, hope you understand). With xposed, greenify and amplify, it becomes around 6H SoT.

So summing up,

I want help regarding

1. Good Kernel to flash

2. Any mods which are compatible with the above kernel (NOT necessary, I can google it but it helps if you mention any)

3. Good builds for battery

Once again, Thanks in advance
[ONE Android Development] magnamentis:
yes that's a VERY good move. many people flash either dirty or clean but forget that the difference is "app data" and very many cases it's totally sufficient to simply get rid of app data of the "infected" apps. but be aware that you only delete the link to the directory and not the directory itself,

what you end up with is residues. so before deleting in a file browser clear data and cache from settings > app, TiBu or similar apps and force stop the app to avoid the building of new cache and data and reboot immediately after completing the deletion.

if you have ways to save delete (overwrite with zeros) ok if not try as described and as you thought.
[ONE Android Development] nicesoni_ash:
Not one more guy with "I have 100 phones and I flash thousand roms. Please no. No one cares about that. If you do that, you should have known better. Below is the answer for u.

There is no good or bad kernel. Read their features and flash based on them.

Google it, search for it. It should be your job.

Again unless there is faulty commit in a rom specifically, all roms are good for Battery if you know what you are doing and how you are doing to deal with your battery issues.

Oh and about skynet issue. Test it and if you have problem, post a logcat

Good luck.

P.s. Don't get offended by my post please as I may sound a bit harsh but you got to start using xda properly. Better search before asking and ask right questions.

Sent from my "i9300/1+2" powered by Carbon/RR

Fueled by 7000mAh ZeroLemon Battery
[ONE Android Development] magnamentis:
- Which mobile data, that's what matters, LTE? you need that rarely, go with 3G and use LTE manually only when needed

- switch to 2G when the screen is off ( can be automated with apps and/or tasker )

1. there are no bad kernels, hence go to device forum ( original android development ) and try them out, each kernel has it's up and down-sides, while downsides are not meant quality but feature-wise, depending on your use case and wishes. it does not make much sense that 10 people will mention the kernel they're using, you will end up with the exactly same amount of kernels and kernel names that exist. hence use the forum title i mentioned to find them at one click and read the first 10 and last 5 pages to get the picture.

2. no clue what you mean, what mods are not compatible with any given kernel, perhaps i have a knot but for me mods were never kernel related

3. battery is up to you, there are not super or poor battery builds. it's either user space or coincidence. again i say like last time, provide info as to your radios and whatever else you're using ( battery stats first 10-20 consumers in the list and one can give you an idea. use your radios wisely and you wil get 6-8h SOT and that said, 6h SOT is not bad at all, especially without knowing your precise use case.

lastly, nobody knows wheter you're a PRO or a NOOB, hence the answer is independent on that. you want real help, you have to accept real questions and real criticism as to missing input. you want help without input, no way, only with lucky punch (sheer luck)

so don't take it personally, simply provide input needet to answer your question or if you prefer, you'd have to accept guesswork, lots of blabla... that contains many words without much usefulness.

so that part of your reply had better been used for providing the radio you're using which was mentioned one word would have made that much of a difference. LTE or 3G or or ....... whatever combo. all really experienced users know that radios are way underrated when it comes to battery life. LTE is not only using more battery by design, no, it as well has worse coverage across the board and frequency related has worse signal strength, even when coming form the same cell tower, which results in even increase power usage. i can tell you that the difference between LTE and 3G (2G with screen of and not streaming) can be up to 200% but rarely is less than 50%, except one's not driving and sitting in a place in line of sight with the transmitter.
[ONE Android Development] Sriven:
Not offended at all, you are right.

I was kinda angry and was also frustrated (Life issues), so i posted out of anger.

I'll edit out the unnecessary parts. Thanks for pointing it out:)

The reason i asked for help is that I am busy almost entire week and expected some general help from people such as links, names etc. I know full well as a fellow XDA user that i have to search everything myself. I'll get to the searching part in few hours.

But again, I seen some posts mentioning Boeffla kernel. Is it recommened?

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Thanks. I am truly sorry for the unnecessary blaber. Thank you for pointing out my mistakes and allowing me to become a better person and fellow XDA user.

I dont use mobile data at all so LTE/3G is turned off at all times.

By mods I meant kernel related mods like skynet.
[ONE Android Development] suaverc118:
1. I love boeffla kernels, but I use zanezam linaro or uber toolchain kernels based off of lord boeffla kernel.

2. I use amplify, greenify and doze

3. As stated by someone else, most like 5-20 build, but I love to stay up to date. On WiFi all day I can vet 7+ sot, but at work I have to use data as their WiFi is slow as hell.
[ONE Android Development] Timmmmaaahh!:
For the sport of flashing it, sure. If you're looking for specific features in there, sure. But many issues reported around these corner are related to Boeffla (or any other kernel for that matter). Stick with the dev's kernel for a while first, see how that works out for you. It's been awesome to me so far.
[ONE Android Development] suaverc118:
[MENTION=7032240]Sriven[/MENTION], if you do flash a boeffla kernel, make sure you flash it separately from ROM and gapps. After you have flashed ROM gapps and etc, let it boot all the way up, then go into recovery and flash the boeffla kernel without wiping cache or anything, and then reboot. Otherwise, you'll end up in a bootloop.
[ONE Android Development] VrozaX:
So all versions of Viper work on RR? Im looking for working Viper on RR...

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[ONE Android Development] Sriven:
Guys,

this is embarrassing,

Im getting error 7 while flashing the ROM using twrp 2.8.6.0 (as recommened)

Ive tried removing the asserts but im still getting the same error.

normally after removing asserts it works fine but now it doesnt seem to flash.

thanks
[ONE Android Development] Timmmmaaahh!:
Try TWRP 3.0.2 by TugaPower, linked in my sig. Also, muy importante, always check MD5 sums on your downloads.
[ONE Android Development] magnamentis:
ok, thanks for clarification, i'm not privy with that kind of things, hence that would take a dev or techie to reply in a meaningful manner.

this is what i found with a quick search, something that you probably already went through:

http://xdaforums.com/android/software-hacking/android-l-booster-1-soon-t3030796
[ONE Android Development] Sriven:
ive tried 7 different twrp versions first being 3.0.2 ill have to check Md5 sums tho.

im trying to flash latest build 5.6.9 20/5/16

edit: I noticed that it gives the error after checking my system as ext4 which is after checking release keys, so it doesnt have anything to do with asserts
[ONE Android Development] magnamentis:
+1

as far as i know older TWRP variants do not work anymore, at least most of them ?

the last few times i tried 2.8.7.x etc. there was not way, just correct me if i'm wrong, else it was worth to mention :highfive:
[ONE Android Development] Sriven:
still getting the same error after trying different recoveries, changing asserts or trying different fixes. Ive noticed that it always stops after detecting my file system as ext4, should i change it to f2fs?
[ONE Android Development] Timmmmaaahh!:
NO. That would not be advised as I've read before. No personal experience though. You could try flashing this later test build, which should be equally stable: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxFDLfZr1uMURE5NT0Zzc3p3RkU/view
[ONE Android Development] Sriven:
still getting same error with test build and yes i verified the download

https://www.reddit.com/r/cyanogenmod/comments/2unn4a/cm_12_errordetected_filesystem_ext4_for/

it is the same for me and after this it shows me the error 7 message along with "cannot flash on top of incompatible blablabla...."
[ONE Android Development] magnamentis:
and you're sure you have the right firmware installed, make very sure about that, because it's clear that it's something on your side that's different and the possibilities are not that many. perhaps (back to old topic) you start to write down:

a) what exactly you flash and what you did before that and where you're coming from (perhaps again to provide bundled info)

b) in which order you flash and/or did flash before

mention ALL the components by NAME not in terms like "latest" "recent" but file name as downloaded from server, we sure gonna find the culprit

and somehow i'm sensing a big AHA.... ahead ;) :cool:
[ONE Android Development] Nb07:
Page: 562, Post 5619. Next time use search thread function at top right.:good:
[ONE Android Development] LPW00:
I hope there will be RR for OP3. If not i don't even buy it
[ONE Android Development] Sriven:
Success!!

I tried increasing system partition size and it worked. I've flashed gapps, xposed without any error.

BTW, it didn't work because I follow dirty flashing followed by complete clean flash just to check compatibility of the ROM with my phone. The reason for this is my moto g. It bootloops every time I backup and also proceeds to wipe the entire data partition for some goddamn reason. So I have to dirty flash in order to avoid having no ROM. I guess it showed me an error because there was not enough space but since increased system partition size, it wiped my existing system( no fear because I backuped evrything)
[ONE Android Development] GIL0802:
I'm on build 04/05 looking for a new fresh build. Should i install this one or the 20/05 on BasketBuild or wait for that 06/06 to be official on the thread ?
[ONE Android Development] iPusak Gaoq™:
Don't be too realistic about it....just like OP2 there gonna be a few proprietary hardware/codes that OnePlus will not able to give source codes to public...those codes will halted any development of any custom rom just like OP2...
[ONE Android Development] LPW00:
As I said if there is no RR i will not buy it!

I already have to wait till new year because at the moment i can't afford one and if theres no RR at this time i will use my OPO untill a flagship with RR support comes out...
[ONE Android Development] Sriven:
[MENTION=5372360]magnamentis[/MENTION] [MENTION=4841620]Timmmmaaahh[/MENTION]

Thank you so much guys for your help. I truly appreciate it. I now completely finished setting up and customizing my opo. RR FTW.
[ONE Android Development] bloodbath:
I seem to have solved the issue with the "Do Not Disturb" button being greyed out. I had SoundAble installed to fix the headphone/speaker issue I'm having. Once I uninstalled it, "Do Not Disturb" worked properly. I still need help with the headphone/speaker issue though. So if anyone can help or has a similar issue, your input would be much appreciated.
[ONE Android Development] afrob:
Who makes the great resurrection ringtones? I LOVE IT
[ONE Android Development] magnamentis:
+1

use it on all my phones including 3 nexus devices. best ringtone since many years, has to be said once in a while :good:
[ONE Android Development] Timmmmaaahh!:
I don't have much experience with sound issues but it sounds like you've been patching and unpatching so much, another patch won't do much good. How about a clean install? No 3rd party kernels or Xposed this time, just a good old fresh RR setup.
[ONE Android Development] r25txe:
As you've been already advised leave /system as ext4. Even if you had formatted it to f2fs RR would format your system partition to ext4 on install.

I do run my /data and /cache partitions as f2fs without any problems. RR works perfectly with them.
[ONE Android Development] bloodbath:
Actually, I switched from stock Kit Kat to RR M just a few days ago. It's the first and only time I upgraded my ROM on this particular phone. I performed a clean install, but still have the problem. I also do not have xposed, nor 3rd party kernels, installed. Thanks for the suggestion.
[ONE Android Development] Timmmmaaahh!:
[MENTION=479489]bloodbath[/MENTION] ah sorry, confused you with someone else.
[ONE Android Development] pritambhadane:
[MENTION=4817632]varund7726[/MENTION] Is it possible to use the latest mod which are incorporated in COS 13.1 in resurrection remix
[ONE Android Development] MiMilz:
CyanogenOS != CyanogenMod

Unless CyanogenMod decide to do the same thing as CyanogenOS, I don't think Varund7726 will spend his time to build such a thing by himself, which will probably be break by CyanogenMod at the next ROM update.
[ONE Android Development] pijas82:
Anyone use kernel 3.10 in RR?
[ONE Android Development] LPW00:
Can someone please help me? I can't run the latest build because if I have xposed installed it boots, then system ui FC, then soft reboot....

Is there and one else with the same Problem vor a solution?
[ONE Android Development] r25txe:
Unistall Xposed by recovery then uninstall all its modules and the Xposed apk, then re-flash Xposed and re-add modules one by one to eliminate the culprit.
[ONE Android Development] innomi:
You could start with giving more information about installed versions? And your steps?

Have you also read the thread? Since I guess about 95% of problems with xposed is allready explained and I even saw guides for the correct version.
[ONE Android Development] bloodbath:
Have you tried the uninstaller script? If not, run that and remove xposed. From there you can try to reinstall xposed with a different version for your particular sdk. I'm not sure which one people had success with for this phone and ROM. Maybe search through this thread or ask someone. Hope I helped a little.
[ONE Android Development] LPW00:
Sry i forgot to mention. Now I fixed it installed v85 instead of v84 works now
[ONE Android Development] matter99:
I hope I'm not bothering too much, but is it normal I have horrendous battery life on the 6/6 build? And you said the system thingie is not a drain, but I have like 35% of it at the end of the day, so more than 1/3 of reported battery consumption is from that. I've gone from 6-7 to barely 3 hours of SoT, is there an easy fix, or is the next update fixing this? Also, thanks for the ROM, best out there.

EDIT: amai, veel belgen hier
[ONE Android Development] r25txe:
There is a hazard warning out for RR at the moment as there are issues with location causing high drain, however, this is an upstream issue with CM that we are waiting to be fixed.

If you are not using location services, particularly the 'High Accuracy' setting, you should not be having excessive drain.

If you do not use location much, or at all, then I would go to somewhere like the Better Battery Stats thread where they will help you analyse your logs to find the culprit for your drain.

I'm using the 06/06 build since it was released without any issues.
[ONE Android Development] matter99:
Oh I just disabled high accuracy location. Will get back here and report any changes. Thanks for the info!
[ONE Android Development] Luc.Nex:
Don't think its even possible because it depends on the closed-source COS.
[ONE Android Development] kryshnakishore:
Varun.... Where are u, hope everything is fine.... Get to us back
[ONE Android Development] varund7726:
Last test update

Finally after rigorous tests, I have solved the battery drain in the builds

Confirmed by our RR bacon hangouts group that tested this build

This build is based on r46 and is still called a test build because it is not yet 5.7.0

Those who want can go ahead and flash this one but those who don't want to , no worries , wait a couple of days for official 5.7.0 with some more changes

Here you go

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxFDLfZr1uMUZlY5aWVMWjhRMFE/view?usp=drivesdk
[ONE Android Development] kryshnakishore:
Yay I am flashing right away
[ONE Android Development] Synnexo:
The battery drain is gone in RR-M-v5.6.9-20160611-bacon, using it with A-Gapps, stock kernel (CPU Smartmax_eps Max. 1958MHz / Min. 300MHz / Multicore Power Saving Enabled) & undervolt -75 mV.

Great work [MENTION=4817632]varund7726[/MENTION] :good::good::good:
[ONE Android Development] iPusak Gaoq™:
Just tested this build and found 2 major issues....

1. Root Explorer failed to work on this build...

2. My PC doesn't detect my phone....it show usb debugging and usb file transfer on my phone but my PC can't detect it.....

i dirty flash this build from 20160520 build with Slim Gapps, SuperSU v2.65 and Xposed v85....reboot a couple of time but still both issues appears...
[ONE Android Development] nicesoni_ash:
Both are not related to rom. For first issue provide log and for second, check drivers and everything.

Sent from my "i9300/1+2" powered by Carbon/RR

Fueled by 7000mAh ZeroLemon Battery
[ONE Android Development] track909:
Nope.....it's only your problem......

For me all is perfect!
[ONE Android Development] pijas82:
I will wait ,i want official:)
[ONE Android Development] bond90:
Hello, first of all thanks for the Rom, best I've tried!

However, I'm still facing the Doze problem:

-Doze check reports the config flag as disabled;

-Greenify (2.9 beta) does not show Doze-related settings

I already turned it on in Settings/Configurations/Miscellaneous

Thank you for any help
[ONE Android Development] usvimal:
I was facing same problem, downloaded ForceDoze from Play store and fixed it
[ONE Android Development] House_Maniac:
Im trying the stock kernel after a long time,anyone facing very very slow charging time i mean like turtle is faster than it?on latest test build
[ONE Android Development] Papagaj:
I realized that battery drain starts after using camera app... on latest build
[ONE Android Development] shiromau:
nope everything works fine... 0 to 100% in max 1Hr 30Min...

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turn off the Bright Screen Off option in camera settings...
[ONE Android Development] j1po:
I face this slow charging too using latest test build, usb charger doctor show 0.7A, on other ROM 1.2-1.8A
[ONE Android Development] House_Maniac:
Its related to the kernel this rom kernel is amazing but slow charging is what forces me to use 3rd party kernel,i hope varun fixes it or give the option to modify how many MA we want to use while charging.
[ONE Android Development] frogerra:
What kernel are u using now? I'm try with Lightning Kernel, but bootlop.
[ONE Android Development] House_Maniac:
Lightning v23 did you wipe cache after flashing the kernel? Pm me if you need more info.
[ONE Android Development] frogerra:
Yes, I did. PM sent.
[ONE Android Development] Papagaj:
I dont mean that battery drains fast while camera app is opened.

after I close camera app, battery just start to drain very quickly, and I restart the phone and everything is back to normal untill i use camera again..

sorry for bad English, but neither do you know Montenegrin xD
[ONE Android Development] kryshnakishore:
Can we have this inbuilt force doze app in next version just like system app remover & wakelock dector.. Pls go through it which has good doze time

http://xdaforums.com/android/apps-games/app-forcedoze-force-doze-mode-screen-t3377694

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Reset camera seetings & not touch them or uninstall snap camera and use cos13 camera
[ONE Android Development] Timmmmaaahh!:
Agreed! Thanks for the share. I hadn't heard of A-Gapps before so copied your setup excluding the undervolting, did you do that by using the global offset feature under "CPU Voltage"?

I can't install two apps: Google+ and QR Droid. TiBu freezes upon restore attempt and both are stating "Your device isn't compatible with this version." in Play Store, would that be related to a ROM/CM issue or rather the Gapps package? My guess would be the latter but never had this occurring before, ideas?

[MENTION=5371818]matter99[/MENTION] inderdaad ^_^

Edit: Found that the incompatibility is related to A-Gapps, as expected, I'll bother them over there. ;)
[ONE Android Development] maxed4901:
I just saw this. Thanks for the new test build. will try tonight. :D Any chance to join the beta testing hangouts team? :-/ [MENTION=4817632]varund7726[/MENTION]
[ONE Android Development] drishd:
was about 2 flash. But ur edit post saved me.
[ONE Android Development] shijopj2012:
hi

How is the battery life on the latest build? I mean average SOT after fixing the battery drain........ anyone tried??
[ONE Android Development] Timmmmaaahh!:
Hard to say as it's been released just over a day ago, won't you agree? I'm at work right now which means bad reception and little screen time. SoT is at 50 minutes and it's predicting 17 more hours to go (unplugged since 5.30am, it's now 12.10pm). I've used a few apps that utilize location and I'm not seeing any particular drops. Last drop in the screenshot was a movie playing.
[ONE Android Development] Synnexo:
Oh ya, I think its worth to mention that not all apps are compatible with A-Gapps. G+, which I don't use, is one of them, my transport app also doesn't work. But luckily I manage to find another one which suit my needs.

For those wanting to try UV, pls note that it's not about extending battery standby per charge or increasing SOT, it's preventing battery from heating up & shorten it's lifespan. Worst case I had encountered, my phone froze & restarted.
[ONE Android Development] Sriven:
The problem was either my system partition was damaged or it didnt have enough space (unlikely). Repairing and increasing the systeam partiton size solved the issue. I guess I may be responsible for the damage tho. All fixed now, No bugs noticed.
[ONE Android Development] shijopj2012:
Thanks for the reply and screen shots. It seems this build is not battery friendly....SOT is 50 mins and battery dropped to 72%; that is not a good stats. [emoji10] [emoji10] [emoji10]
[ONE Android Development] Synnexo:
SOT is dependent on various factors, user behavior, reception strength, screen brightness, etc.

I'm not bothered about SOT, but more concern on whether the battery can last me a day away from the charger with my normal usage.