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[ONE Android Development] Genericxx:
I cannot complain much 'bout battery consumption. Using penultimate build (20160524) with stock kernel and OpenGApps Stock 20160524. I have just disabled all that analytics services to gain more deep sleep time, apart from this only different settings on kernel (Smartmax [MENTION=1152060]1958[/MENTION]MHz max, ZEN, 1024), nothing else. I am playing Ingress regulary over the day, which means: Heavy GPS usage (mostly Device only setting). Currently i am on 52% battery left while on 2h28m Screen on Time. This makes me imply over 5h SoT without any Greenify/Amplify/PowerNap/Xposed stuff. I usually have setted screen brightness to auto and i even spare on touching AppOps to deny keep awakes or start on boot. Imagine not playing Ingress at all, SoT could ramp up to 6-7h SoT with stock Kernel. Considering that my device (thus the battery as well) is about 19 Months old, this is a fairly respectable effort. Some tips for better battery life? Here you go:

I always wipe /system /cache and /dalvik-cache on an update, flashing rom then gapps afterwards

I don't use SuperSU. I have no need for it. Inbuilt CM Su works flawlessly for me

I never install Facebook or it's Messenger. I'm using the mobile website via Chrome instead. I've done some tests in the past and they've all resulted in 25-30% less battery life per charge if Facebook is installed

Yes, i am using DOZE

That's it. Piece of cake, but people tend to make things more complicated than neccessary ;)
[ONE Android Development] kryshnakishore:
is there any way to update rom with out dirty flash??
[ONE Android Development] Genericxx:
Yes, you can clean flash :D
[ONE Android Development] :
It was a greatly appreciated effort from your part to describe in details.

I have literally stopped talking here and the reason is people don't listen. Everyone takes everything for granted without realizing this is XDA, and in XDA effort has to come from both end and not only from the developer.

This ROM, is by far the best ROM for Bacon considering amount of features is there. Period. There will be some obvious trade-offs here to there, but like you said, I'm also a heavy tweaker and almost completely inclined with you on that, except I take it to extreme as you mentioned already and I barely play games. So SOT is literally 6.5-7 hours (at times more, depends on how am I charging the phone).

Extra app only greenify, never xposed, never any custom kernel, specially Boeffla, Andi specifically mentions that he makes his kernels for CM or COS, and to be honest, he makes phenomenal kernel. But this is a heavily customized ROM. How can one be sure to have everything working properly when developers are already giving a clear disclaimer.

As for Facebook and messenger, you are absolutely correct. I have seen improvements by blocking wakelocks, which really helps when I'm on LTE and not using WiFi, but I was thinking if I could somehow have a task through tasker to enable Facebook/message's access to network or host processes only when I allow it, probably by a shortcut or an event like while opening the app. But tasker is just so complected at times cause I have barely used it.
[ONE Android Development] kryshnakishore:
:confused:
[ONE Android Development] :
[MENTION=4817632]varund7726[/MENTION] From what I understand from personal experience, majority of the people would go for a dirty flash because we need to setup everything from scratch, and that takes very long time, for me, the amount of work it is, takes more than an hour.

Bear with the lack of knowledge in Android development cause the only thing I know about it is just the language, never did anything beyond that.

But is it possible, to make a script, where I can put values for some of the settings items, where it can be passed as a parameter and the settings be applied automatically ? I don't know the feasibility, I'm just throwing an question. Probably something like a backup-restore of settings facility.

Like for gatekeeper issue, I told GravityBox developer to have a field to take password length directly from user, and it just skips so much trouble, and next thing I saw, it appeared few versions later. I don't know if he read my suggestion or applied by himself, but I could see it happening, so I might not be too far off from guessing what can be done. But again, grain of salt, I don't know **** about android development.
[ONE Android Development] parvesh:
[MENTION=5369313]Genericxx[/MENTION] thank you sir for sharing the details, just want to know do you face any wakelocks..

IIRC Varun mentioned sometime back that wakelock blocker doesn't cause any wakelocks.. but my past experience is whenever I run this ROM there were multiple wake locks like *launch*, *alarm*, audio offload to name a few.. and only conclusion I can draw it is because of wakelock blocker as other ROM which have wakelock blocker have same wakelocks details whereas the ROMs which don't have the wakelock blocker doesn't show these wakelocks....:silly: so does these cause any actual battery drain or is it just cosmetic thing displayed in battery monitor apps. :p

I really appreciate if you or any of the fellow User can enlighten me TIA :)
[ONE Android Development] :
DO NOT TOUCH alarms. They are mostly used by system services and often the requests are coalesced. You will find a lot of *sync* and *wake* processes, go through the name, you will see the package name, from that you can derive the app name. Plus, seeing the entire name/description of the wakelock itself you can understand what it is for. Never touch any wakelock what you do not understand the purpose of. With amplify it was better, since there was option to limit the amount of wakes in a timeframe, but these are straightout blockers. Messing it up might even require for you to factory reset to make things work again.
[ONE Android Development] Genericxx:
Just the usual wakelocks from whatsapp and google play services (com.google.android.gms) that are dominating the list. Currently Better Battery Stas shows 21h30m35s uptime with 2,6% drain per hour, with active gps and moderate usage. I don't block any wakelocks, but usually, if i charge my device to 100% in the evening and let it lay down on the table overnight, i get 0,2% drain per hour on WiFi which means i pick my phone up with 99% left after 6-8 hours of sleep. As mentioned before, i do not use any additional tools to calm down wakelocks or kill tasks. Experience shows that the usage of tools like amplify, which unbounces wakelocks, often makes things even worse. Just ignore that *launch* and *alarm* wakelocks, because they're cosmetic and usually doesn't really drain your battery. Beside of that they are partial wakelocks. If you want to dig deeper into wakelocks and want to fiddle with all surroundings, search here at XDA for V7's Guide to extreme Battery life. But be prepared to get some tradeoffs.
[ONE Android Development] Timmmmaaahh!:
Hello and welcome to XDA!

I've noticed you're struggling to find your way around. You were fine in the noob friendly Q&A area but your post here is not very much appreciated. You see, on top of every page of every thread on XDA there is a box which has the text "Search Thread" inside. Click it and type keywords related to your problem, in this case you could've typed "dotted circle", this would've led you to this post:

If you're ever having any issues, it's smart to fetch a LogCat and add it to your inquiry. Also, don't forget to read at least a few of the last pages of a thread before posting in it, especially if it's as busy as this one. I hope this has been helpful to you and wish you an awesome time on this awesome forum. :victory:

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Hey there Flax! Welcome to you as well :)

Here's a fix for the weather not updating: go to Settings > Configurations > Miscellaneous > Weather, this will bring you to a cLock menu. Enable "Display weather" and it'll ask for a permission, allow it and your weather should be updating within a few seconds. If not, reboot first.

Btw, if the crashing persists, don't forget to grab a LogCat.
[ONE Android Development] isbandam_1:
Sory

sory for may post. I find my way and changed the Rom
[ONE Android Development] kwapa1:
Many of us are just users, not developers (like myself), so we can report effect only of the New ROM, which is higher battery consumption in this case.

I have now high battery drain issue with the 24.05 update caused by System Android. Over night it was on for 5hrs 26 min causing high battery consumption in the sleep mode (data from battery stats, check the screenshot). When I woke up the battery was at 57%. It was fully charged, when I went to bed. I think developers only know, what is the change under the bonnet and could possibly fix or revert back that change causing higher battery consumption. I have updated to 24.05 built and noticed effect is high battery drain. It was not a problem in my case in case of the previous builts. I didn't change anything to the system, just dirty flash as I always do. How can I report it differently?

I noticed there is a new release with possible battery drain problem fix, thanks to varund7726's and others hard job trying to fix all the issues. Keep going, high appreciation from my side. I will flash it now and will check again the battery usage.

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[ONE Android Development] BrollyG4:
Hello, with latest build of the rom I see that my phone is not deep sleeping. It runs at 300mhz almost all the time. Wakelocks detector does not report anything unusual. But stock battery stats report Android OS high wake up time. Any ideas?
[ONE Android Development] editheraven:
With the latest build, a lot of tabs from Kernel Adjutor are missing. And I cannot replace it with "vanila" kernel adjutor. What I miss are the screen options. Are they gonna be re-added?
[ONE Android Development] Tomcar:
I second that. Clean flash, stock Kernel, no xposed, no nothing.
[ONE Android Development] vadamop:
What do you mean ”ZEN, 1024”? I'm asking because till now I just know to change governor...[emoji9]
[ONE Android Development] track909:
In last build 0526 battery drain is not fixed :(
[ONE Android Development] Genericxx:
I/O Scheduler
[ONE Android Development] pijas82:
Only for you
[ONE Android Development] LPW00:
In my phone battery is better with latest build! Sry for my english I'm from germany..
[ONE Android Development] Timmmmaaahh!:
Please keep up...
[ONE Android Development] max-k:
Huge battery drain

No. For me to.

I come from v5.6.7-20160421 and battery life was wonderful.

I got a huge battery drain since I dirty flash this update yesterday.

EDIT : Sorry, I was talking about v5.6.9-20160524. I missed there was another update. I will try it now.
[ONE Android Development] TerrorApple:
Yes, can also confirm. Battery drain still there for me on 26th build. Appeared first on 24th build for me
[ONE Android Development] plantator:
You dirty flashed rom from more than month ago and complain about drains?? Seriously?

Go clean flash without custom kernels, xposed and any custom thing, check your gapps version is it outdated and then report bug OK?
[ONE Android Development] Nick James:
^^ ok here's my first attempt at playing with the stock kernel editor.. I found the smart max setting but but I can't find where to set those exact frequencies. Those are impressive numbers especially for an Ingress player haha.

^^ first page does not say to wipe system when updating, which used to be a step I would always take when upgrading. Now I follow the directions on the first post (recovery, flash update, flash gapps, wipe cache /dalvik and reboot) Am I doing it wrong?

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Also what analytics are you referring too? I can nervous turning features off. I'd rather charge my phone twice a day than deal with buggy ROMs because I'm freezing or wake blocking something that I make an educated guess on.
[ONE Android Development] Genericxx:
First page OP should be always taken for reference, i just told what i do usually. Indeed it's not necessary to wipe /system before flashing, because the upgrade mechanism does the wipe for you while upgrading. Manual wipe of /system prevents backup and restore of GApps within the upgrade process. Personally i like to update my Gapps manually, and that's why i've chosen that path.

Regarding your question about analytics: If you haven't any idea what i was talking about, just don't bother about this :p
[ONE Android Development] BrollyG4:
Can i flash 20160524 OTA over latest OTA ?
[ONE Android Development] magnamentis:
based on this info no-one can help you, mind to at least post the name of the app, in what way it does not work and perhaps as it has been mentioned all over XDA, logs and screenshots.

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one less of those though, sorry but could not resist, i predict that you will have to change roms almost on a daily but certainly weekly base with that attitude. :rolleyes:
[ONE Android Development] Dimpap28:
Huge battery drain from the latest two updates for me as well. Tried SlimGapps and Open Gapps, but nothing seems to fix the problem. I have to charge the phone twice per day. I'll go back to a previous rom for now...
[ONE Android Development] dreezz:
Had no drain on 20th build, dirty flashed 26th and now drain is huge.

Edit: dirty flashed 20th again and all seems fine again.
[ONE Android Development] haiggou:
i think the battery drain has something to do with CNE + DPM, which was implemented since 24th build. It is part of thy canogen system and this drains the battery 4 me on 0524, dunno how about todays?
[ONE Android Development] kalpik:
The drain is probably due to CM switching to Qualcomm location stack. They tried that once before too, and the results were also the same, huge battery drain :P
[ONE Android Development] varund7726:
Yes yes I've been trying to tell everyone the same thing

But who listens? :(
[ONE Android Development] geokilla:
I semi-dirty flashed (wiped system and caches) the latest build and for whatever reason, my app drawer and home screen doesn't show anymore. Now that I'm forced to clean flash, is there any way for me to backup my apps, texts, and what not before I actually do that clean flash? Everything but the home screen and app drawer seems to work.
[ONE Android Development] Sukarn:
Try to clear data of Trebuchet and see whether that works for you. If not, you can install another launcher from the play store or clean flash.

I use titanium backup for backing up app data, but never restore data for system apps.
[ONE Android Development] geokilla:
I can't get to Titanium Backup or any of my apps. I sideloaded Go Launcher but still no luck :(
[ONE Android Development] varund7726:
Taking down updates

Hi all I'll be taking down previous two updates...cm has messed up in qc location stack and is causing drain.inspite of knowing the fix ( turning location from high accuracy to battery saving or device only) , everybody is still just using posts like "+1" and " I can confirm xyz"

Anyways

I will not update untill cm fixes their QC stack issues

I can't afford to see this thread filled with useless cm reports
[ONE Android Development] Sukarn:
Turn on root for adb and apps (in developer settings), turn on adb, connect your phone to computer, and type this command in your computer:

adb shell su -c "am start -n com.keramidas.TitaniumBackup/com.keramidas.TitaniumBackup.MainActivity"

If you don't have adb or don't know how to get adb to run, then Google is your friend.
[ONE Android Development] kwapa1:
I do for example, but I missed that info actually...sorry. Thanks for the effort and patience for us all [emoji6] .

Is there a way to revert back to the previous CM for Resurrection ROM? Sorry if this is lame question, but I am not expert. Take it easy[emoji3] .

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Thanks for the update, I am switching back to the 20.05 built and will be waiting for the fix. Great ROM btw.

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[ONE Android Development] varund7726:
Yes you can simple wipe cache and dalvik and flash 20 may zip
[ONE Android Development] parvesh:
[MENTION=4817632]varund7726[/MENTION] sir send a pm plz check :)
[ONE Android Development] geokilla:
Tried running that command but it says "unknown id: start"
[ONE Android Development] desarenezitic:
I'm on 24th build and was havinghuge battery drain which was driving me nuts. What I did was turn off WiFi & Bluetooth scanning which has massivley improved battery life.
[ONE Android Development] sapik_ajidin:
Thought i need to apologize to you [MENTION=4817632]varund7726[/MENTION] ,actually months ago before i tried your rom, i thought u are really rude,non-responsive dev based on your reply on this tread,but when i read few pages later,i seem to know why. i already know devs for few roms hates bacon user based on g+ but here seem worse.

To people here, I know u might not have the time of the world, but can u people at least read?most questions posted here already on OP,or worse, on the same page with question. Please guys,make a habit to read 1st page and last few pages before u ever post,and know that there are search button on top of this page. Demanding fix and also ETA are taboo on xda, we got this rom for free,not like you are paying the dev. If people can at least remember this,we would not lost lots of dev. Trust me there dev who left for less.
[ONE Android Development] diederikmo:
Thanks for this awesome Rom, I just have one question, is it possible to implement the theme chooser as it is in COS ? I find that theme chooser way more easier.
[ONE Android Development] Nb07:
Go to recovery....take backup of your current system...to be precise backup only data...after this clean flash whichever build you want with gapps...boot into phone...finish the initial setup wizard...reboot to recovery and restore the backed up data....everything including rom settings will be back.
[ONE Android Development] dreezz:
One suggestion then... If you know a simple solution... Please add this to your flashing instructions. Saves you the headache, and us going back to previous - perfect! - builds.
[ONE Android Development] ykphong:
Very well said.

As u mention the problem with this people demanding fixes and such without reading the threads because of time constraints is no excuse if we want to flash custom roms.

As it is, the Moderator of the forum had one time deleted and clean up the threads not too long ago and had given a strong warning on these kinda behavior and the Moderator threatened to close down the threads if these goes on. Others can do a search to see what I'm talking about.

It was quiet for a while until the new noobs came in and who don't read and started all this again. If they don't read, they are only putting this RR thread in jeopardy of closing down.

Is this serious? I don't know. You can ask Varun.
[ONE Android Development] Aniket.t20:
To this I have a suggestion. Maintain a post link to an faq/known issues/common issue fixes post or have such a post in the OP itself! I know it might be a little too much to ask of varun so if he adds a link to the post and someone who has the time maintains and updates this post,it may be effective in keeping the thread clean and even creating less frustration for the dev and other users!
[ONE Android Development] sapik_ajidin:
faq/known issues/common issue normally on 1st page,by the way it have been here,seem like no one ever read 1st page,i dont want to spam the tread and sorry for OT but please reconsider for dev and other users. Still,im willing to bet in next few pages, there will be another - how to flash this rom,that kernel cause bootloop,which xposed to flash and so on.
[ONE Android Development] geokilla:
This trick didn't work. Still got the same problem. Guess I'll access what I can with the app switcher and Google Play. So lucky.
[ONE Android Development] shiromau:
After reading all post about battery drains... I want to comment that i'm not facing such issues... I'm on latest build Dirty Flashed over Previous Build... Actually I'm having better battery life than before... SOT is great around 3H 45M with 44% battery remaining...Though i made some changes in kernel...Over night drop is max 3 to 4%... Cheers to Dev for His great work...
[ONE Android Development] pijas82:
I dont need revert
[ONE Android Development] Nick James:
I reverted back to my previous build as varund7726's update was spot on with the behaviour that I saw so I'll just wait for a better build, no worries- that's why we make backups!

>> But back to modifying the stock kernel. Is there a good thread where I can read up on using the stock kernel editor?
[ONE Android Development] Frknkzlyl:
Thanks everyone who works at this ROM. It's one of the best MM Roms, I think.

I dirty flashed last build over previous one. But phone is getting really hot quickly. What can I do to make this better??
[ONE Android Development] BrollyG4:
Flashing back 20.05 build after wipe cache davlik wakelocks are gone now.
[ONE Android Development] kwapa1:
Same confirmed here. Back to 20.05 built (dirty flash) and problem of battery drain is gone.

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[ONE Android Development] magnamentis:
if that were true everyone would have that drain while in reality it's a few (very few) users in relation to thousands of users.

it should be prohibited to mentione battery life in the same sentence like ROM or Kernel because it's less than 1% either's fault but user space

and/or poor troubleshooting. most people argue "but it worked before" which is not a valid point.

if you have a new car that doesn't run on old fuel where is the fault, the new car or the old gasoline. one could make up thousands of similar examples which all lack but draw the pictures for those who are willing to learn and accept facts.

apps and settings are the gasoline ( old customs, old code etc. ) and the latest APIs, latest hardware etc would stand for the new cars
[ONE Android Development] Flaxius92:
Thank you, I'll try that. Sorry for posting in the wrong section.
[ONE Android Development] nguyen2011:
Thanks for responding. I'm hesitant to name the app due to company policy. My question was mainly how to remove root, i normally go to supersu setting to do "Full unroot" in the past. But it doesn't work in this rom because supersu is built in. However after looking more in developer option, i was able to turn off root. Still the app doesn't work, i had to restore to stock Cyanogen OS 12.1.1.

Btw, now that I'm running stock without root, still have TWRP recovery. I received system update popup, but reboot to TWRP instead, do you happen to know how to get the update? Thanks
[ONE Android Development] magnamentis:
ok, you can either unroot from the superSU app or by flashing the rom and kernel if you use one without SSU if the rom is not pre-rooted which this one is so what remains is solution one.

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[ONE Android Development] noahvt:
I just built the latest version from source and it's not booting at all :/ with the included kernel it hangs on the oneplus logo forever and with boeffla kernel it passes the logo but hangs on the RR logo forever... (no logcat no nothing)

I built this exactly the same as cm and my cm build worked fine! I did however use the proprietary blobs from that cm source (which is an older build, starts with "MMB") could that be the issue?

Okay.. The ROM from this thread fails to boot too, there has to be something wrong with my phone