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[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] obvious:
Has anyone found a way to increase the clock display timeout? There's barely time to read time, day and date before it dims and goes out after a few seconds.

Also, the clock looks great. It would be nice to have it on display while the g4 is on a table or charging etc
[Zenfone 2 Laser Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zolibatyo:
Hi Guys,

Just read in on some webpages in Hungary that Asus Zenfone 2 laser (ZE500KL) is being sold with Qualcomm Snapdragon 415. Can you confirm this or this is just a hoax or false info released.
[Zenfone 2 Laser Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pavel.zephyrus:
Not Hoax, I saw it in my local shop in Bangladesh, snapdragon 415 with 2050mah battery!!
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sharu1205:
After Android 6.0 update, the media volume and ringer volume goes mute. MX Player like video players showing no issues, but music players have the volume issue.

The ringer automatically changes to vibrate mode, forcing me to miss important calls.

The only solution with me is to reboot, but after 1-2 hrs, it again goes silent.

Pls let me know any troubleshooting available for the known issue. Thank You
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tel864:
I have 2 XT1540'S on Marshmallow and neither do that and I've never seen that problem mentioned. Maybe try force closing any non system apps you've installed one at a time. Look at the permissions of any sound apps and see what permissions they're getting.
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] RobBlakemore:
Hi,

I have an XDA-Orbit which is automatically turning itself on every couple of minutes, which is obviously draining my battery and effectively rendering my device useless.

I have "BatteryStatus" installed which, amongst other things, displays an icon on the today screen that tells you the current power drain on the device in milliAmps. If the device is plugged into the mains, this software tells you the positive current that is being added to the device.

I am almost certain that this program is pointing the the problem I have, since whenever the screen lights up (or when the device turns itself on fully), BatteryStatus is reporting that the consumption has changed from being a negative (drain) on the device to a positive input of current. The icon also changes to a plug, implying that it's been connected to the mains and power is being supplied. For some unknown reason, the device seems to think that it's connected to the mains and is having a positive amount of power being put into it when there's nothing connected to the device.

Has anyone else come across this problem? Can anyone suggest how I might fix it?

The device is NOT plugged into the mains! And there's no power actually going into it.

Many Thanks,

Rob
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] wbercha:
Dear team

please help me, i am unable to install CM 10.2 on my t999l, i m getting installation aborted error, first i was getting status 7 error but after modifying updater-script many times i am getting installation aborted error. i have also flased cwm recovery 6.0.4.3. maybe i am not modifying the updater-script correctly,

thanks
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] audit13:
Did you try adding your bootloader to the updater script? Try it with the phone running the latest release of twrp.
[Galaxy S3 Neo Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lukigno95:
Today I received a notification for a new update for my s3 neo Italian version.

It's just 19.56 mb , anyone knows something?

Did you receive it too?
[Galaxy S3 Neo Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AstroCraze:
I found this post in an Italian site. Unfortunately, I'm new so I can't post links....

Anyway, I don't speak italian, but it seems that the phone might be recieving a firmware update. Are you on stock?

EDIT: I just sent you a PM with the link. Hope it's useful.
[Galaxy S3 Neo Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nalas:
meybe some apps like google play or something like that... :( it's probebly no important update :(
[Galaxy S3 Neo Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lukigno95:
Thank you ;) however I'm installing it rigth now, and yes I'm on stock.
[Galaxy S3 Neo Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ziad311:
Please can anyone download it from Sammobile and mirror it in any other fast website? (Mega, androidfilehost...) many thanks
[Galaxy S3 Neo Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lukigno95:
In phone info the security date is 01-12-2015, i tested the stagefrigth bug with zimperiu app test it says that the phone is safe but with the halt norton exploit test ( I think that test stagefright 2.0 too) it says that is vulnerable, all the other exploits are "safe of risk". Before this it said vulnerable on the zimperium app.

I have a problem reinstalling the xposed framework it says : Warning: linker /data/data/ etc... anyone could help me ?

EDIT: solution http://xdaforums.com/xposed/xposed-framework-install-samsung-galaxy-t3301878
[Galaxy S3 Neo Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sk1887:
That firmware on my s3 neo which was shipped with XXUANF2 makes my phone slow

Also the fonts can't be applied. However to note there is a newer modem baseband shipped with that firmware
[Galaxy S3 Neo Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MirkoGT97:
Hi, i have update my phone on the last firmware and i have problem to change font... when i select a font, it say "this font is not supported... etc". How i can resolve this problem ?
[Galaxy S3 Neo Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mohamed Ayyad:
did you face any problems after installing this update ????
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] tanthuychivietnam:
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As cook rom Zip , tar Rom device for samsung

The project will include a separate video on the issues

You can register my Youtube channel to track better . Hopefully it will be useful for you . Leave comments and requests , I will try to meet with the video guide

My Youtube chanel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9mRcTKF9mS4ONP19VfLu7g

1. How to enable internet speed on statusbar

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqPXRiLWu-c
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] immi:
This seems great. Can you provide a noob friendly guide on how to change the layout of ToucWhiz launcher on note 5 port roms?...I mean for example making a 5x6 app drawer without shrinking or disturbing the icon size.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kloli13:
Hello all ;

i have an issue with my phone , which is that i can't upgrade my nexus 4 over android JB 4.3 ,

i tried so many ROMs without any change

plzzz help :( :crying:
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] audit13:
You could flash the latest stock LP ROM to your phone instead of upgrading.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kloli13:
unfortunately ; i tried it and it didn't work :confused:
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] audit13:
What errors are you getting when trying to flash a stock ROM?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kloli13:
when i flash a stock ROM , it bricks at nexus logo even i let it more than 2 hours

:confused:
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] audit13:
Are you flashing each partition manually? Does each partition flash properly? Are you using the flash-all.bat file in Windows?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CalculatedRisk:
It sounds like problem some devices have where they cannot run an OS above jellybean. If I recall correctly, no one knows what causes the error or how to solve it. But definitely try the above advice and flash all the partitions separately, etc.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] audit13:
If the phone can't boot and is stuck at the boot logo or boot animation, try flashing the userdata.img file, boot into recovery, perform a factory wipe, and reboot.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iammukeshm:
"Internal Server Error

Error 500 "

This is what shows up when I try to login to my ADM.

Also , I am not able to install apps from Web Play Store , It shows no devices found.

These issues are up for the past few months.

Any Fixes ?
[Greenify] Surfinette:
Hi,

I'm using a Nexus 6P with stock MM 6.0.1 + root + xposed and using the paid version of greenify (currently testing v2.8b10)

(1) I'm trying to figure out how shallow hibernation works, what is the philosophy behind it compared to "normal" hibernation because it seems to me that the apps that I hibernate are more often awaken under shallow than normal hibernation, that their service seems to still be running in the background.

(2) In the description of shallow hibernation, it says that shallow-hibernated apps will be woken for a brief period of time periodically: Why and what does this mean exactly? by periodical wakeups are we not loosing the whole purpose of hibernation?

(3) Also with shallow hibernation, it seems impossible to cut some unwanted wake-up paths because greenify doesn't indicate which path has awaken an app. While in normal hibernation, greenify specify which "action" has awaken an app against your will so you can cut this specific wake-up path (for instance I have a stupid app that is being awaken everytime I make a phone call - but I need this app only when I manually launch it)
[Greenify] NickosD:
Search a little bit and you will find your answer

Sent from my bacon!!!!!
[Greenify] Surfinette:
Great! Thank you for you useful answer!!!

I did search through the Greenify forum before posting, and couldn't find any satisfactory answers to my questions. Also I've been a satisfied paid user of Greenify since its creation, so I believe I'm experienced with it and I understand how it works.... until the emergence of Shallow hibernation which is pretty new to me since I only upgraded to MM about 1-2 month ago.

Navigating through various threads, I actually found out that many people are questionning the behavior of Shallow hibernation, and answers that I found were either unclear or contradictory. I believe a lot of people could benefit from a thread dedicated to Shallow hibernation... if smart people could contribute to it with better answers than just "Search"
[Greenify] NickosD:
It's already been answered

Sent from my bacon!!!!!
[Greenify] TNSMANI:
If you had searched properly instead of being sarcastic, you would have found the answer. A mere search for "shallow hibernation" on Greenify gives atleast the following answers.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=65021192&postcount=8

and

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=65005722&postcount=2

Likewise for the other queries.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Sorry for lacking clearly communication. I'll write separate posts to explain the new features in 2.8, including Shallow Hibernation and Aggressive Doze.
[Greenify] Surfinette:
I was being sarcastic because I was upset that the guy thought I didn't search before posting, and also didn't bother to help (I didn't force him to answer me)... because I did search a lot, and because I saw many people looking for answers and finding different answers that didn't always match... and also because the behavior of shallow hibernation on my phone doesn't always match the expected behavior (according to the answers I found in this forum). My search has led me to believe that a thread dedicated to shallow hibernation might prove useful to some people

I thank you because at least you are being constructive by providing some links, but those links I had read before posting, and for instance your second link relates to an explanation of shallow hibernation which ends by the poster saying "This is my understanding but I don't know if I am 100% correct."... This is typically why I'm looking for more answers!

For instance, I don't understand why an app that I don't use often is always hibernating in "normal" hibernation mode while it is often awake in shallow hibernation and doesn't hibernate automatically if I don't force its hibernation manually, and why there is no indication of its wakeup path when in shallow hibernation...
[Greenify] Surfinette:
You don't have to be sorry, you are a great dev. I've been following your work since the very start and advertizing greenify to all my android friends.

It's just that new features can get sometimes more challenging to get use to
[Greenify] TNSMANI:
In normal hibernation the app is held in check by Greenify and hence there are no running or background services. In shallow hibernation, as the Dev explained in the first post quoted by me, the context of the app is preserved so that when you invoke it, it need not start afresh.

You have to make the choice here, whether to use shallow hibernation or normal hibernation depending on your type of usage. There is no point in saying that the app doesn't fully hibernate in shallow hibernation because that is the intended behaviour.

Anyway the Dev has promised a writeup explaining the features and I am sure we are thankful for that. That will clear up all these back and forths.
[Greenify] ppaasseeii:
I am also having trouble understanding. Let's say I do a shallow hibernation on Whatsapp. it will be waken up by any new message using GCM push, but won't drain the battery otherwise? So in this case it would be a great idea, am I correct?
[Greenify] Ok_Kaleidoscope5109:
Does WhatsApp have major wake issues anyway to drain battery? Why are you Greenifying it in the first place?
[Greenify] ppaasseeii:
No it's nothing major, it's a a few wakelocks an hour. I usually don't greenify it because you don't get messages if you do (unless with Xposed). I'm just trying to understand what this shallow hibernation does.
[Greenify] TNSMANI:
Let me try to explain it with an example.

Suppose Chrome is chosen for hibernation and you open it and browse to a particular page and then dismiss/close it, Chrome will be hibernated after the screen is off. If it is normal hibernation, then when you open it again, you will be presented with the start page of Chrome and not the last page which you had open. If it is shallow hibernated, you will be presented the last page you had open.

In addition, in normal hibernation, Chrome's processes will be completely stopped and it will be removed from memory. So when you start it again, it starts afresh.

In shallow hibernation, Chrome will be allowed to remain in memory but its background processes will be stopped. So when you open it again, it starts from where it was before. Since such apps remain in memory, shallow hibernation is not advisable for devices with low memory.

I don't know if I was able to clear your doubts or confused you further.
[Greenify] nixolar:
Hi, I just wanted to say that I am experiencing strange behavior when using shallow hibernation. Instagram cannot open once the shallow hibernation is turned on and also the phone stutters every few seconds. Turned the shallow hibernation off and now all is good.
[Greenify] NickosD:
Swallow keeps them more time awake. Read again the description. It's working as it suppose to work.
[Greenify] elpipo87:
I read the description, but says that the application retains the status? when I have the screen off and turn on to open an app starts from the beginning and not where he had left. This is correct? Sorry for the insistence, but that part did not stay clear.

Thanks for your time
[Greenify] NickosD:
It's been hibernated until it will be woken again, from the user or by itself.
[Greenify] TNSMANI:
Greenify's implementation is NOT to allow an app to start/run by itself. A hibernated app has to be explicitly started by you. It won't run by itself.

---------- Post added at 01:50 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:47 PM ----------

In shallow hibernation, a hibernated app will start from where it was before whereas in normal hibernation, such an app will start from scratch.

Please read my previous post a few posts above (post #13).
[Greenify] rootuser11:
It seems like GCM is not received when the app is hibernated either in the normal or shallow mode (which makes sense as all background services should be prohibited).

I know I will get GCM messages in the normal mode + donation package. Will the donation package also solve this issue in the shallow mode?

Thanks.
[Greenify] NickosD:
"Shallow-hibernated apps will be woken for a brief time periodically in hours and immediately upon HIGH priority GCM push (only if GCM priority is implemented by app developer). They will also keep awake during charging."

So yeah, it will start again by itself after a few minutes-hours.
[Greenify] Andrev01:
Hi guys, I'm reading the whole topic and still it's little mysterious for me.

But first - I got Android 6.0 and Doze enabled, in Greenify i have Agressive Doze (not in motion) enabled. Should I add my default sms app (YAATA) into Android Doze exceptions, or it's added automatically as a sms app?

What about Facebook app and battery preserving? Is it better to add FB into shallow - so it won't restart from new instance again and again? Or it is better to hibernate it normally, cause in shallow it will run in the background?
[Greenify] onolox:
I think the shallow hibernation is a true hibernation, and the normal mode is like, kill the app and put a gun in the face of anyone that tries to ressurect it.
[Greenify] Abe_Frohman:
So, what will be better for battery life? Shallow or full hibernation?
[Greenify] felipehso:
From what I've read:

If you have low memory phone, preferably keep full (normal) hibernation;

If you don't mind your apps to be started from afresh, keep full hibernation;

If you want to hibernate and keep your, let's say, 'last usage data', use shallow hibernation.

I've been using shallow hibernation for about 2 weeks, will switch it off to see what's better for me. You should do tests and see what works best for you.

Sent from Inferno
[Greenify] HeaDShoTHuntR1:
Would like to know too
[Greenify] HeaDShoTHuntR1:
And????? Any significant benefits?
[Greenify] theNdroid:
People should comment their devices and/or RAM of the devices their using as they state their issues and questions because it's impossible to advise if we don't know your hardware because Normal and Shallow Hibernation have their pros & cons for different types of users and different devices. You should also activate developer options and look at the running applications so you know how much free ram you have available.

Greenify is basically all about RAM because that's what directly affecting the speed and performance of your device.

Now to answer your question, again, that all depends on your device and how much free RAM you have available. I'm personally using a US Unlocked HTC One A9 (3GB RAM) and although my phone's system RAM usage fluctuates I always have about 1.2GB-800MB of free ram available. I've noticed that when I use normal hibernation and hibernate Snapchat, my phone loses 2-3% just from opening Snapchat, but I don't have that battery drain when I use Shallow Hibernation. Snapchat is an app I tend to use a lot throughout the day and a 2-3% battery drain every time I open it would deplete my battery very quickly so I use shallow hibernation which is much nicer on my battery. So, if you tend to use a some apps a lot I would either not greenify them, or use SH because Normally Hibernating and waking an app multiple times causes more battery drain than letting it run in the background or stay in memory. However, every device doesn't have 3GB of RAM and/or 1.2GB-800MB of RAM at their disposal at all times. Considering that, shallow hibernation [I'll call it 'SH' from now on] might affect your devices performance, and make it slow & laggy, even though SH might be more efficient for your battery. So with a low RAM device I would use Normal Hibernation. Now on the flip slide, if you have a lot of RAM (3GB+) , I would just go ahead and use shallow hibernation because I'm sure your device will have no problem maintaining the memory load. For the people that open an app frequently and also have low RAM, I would consider getting a new phone to match your needs ( which is what I did). I had a HTC 626s and Upgraded to the One A9 because my usage needs required a device with more RAM and better efficiency. I'm currently reaching that limit of efficiency and battery life again with my ONE A9 and I will soon be upgrading to either a OP3 or a PixelXL , but that's a different conversation. Hope that cleared some things up for people.

Low RAM + Low Usage = Normal Hibernation

High Ram = Shallow Hibernation

Low RAM + High Usage = New Phone
[Greenify] Lisko:
Would be great to have an option to let shallow hibernation on even when charging battery because if you have a lot of apps like me the phone will lag a bit with all of them on during heavy tasks. [MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION] could you take in consideration such a simple implementation?
[Greenify] ManuBBXX:
Problem with shallow hibernation here.

Sometimes( but not always ), it justs not hibernate any apps at all in shallow mode. In those cases, it's impossible to hibernat app, but works like a charm with normal hibernation.
[Greenify] prakashkushwaha74:
I have greenify 3.0 build 3 donation package!

ISSUE : Experimental doze features force closes all the application which is major issue!

Solution Expected : All the apps present in RECENT MENU should not be force close till user remove it from RECENT MENU manually. And as soon as user remove the recent menu apps manually the irrespective of baground process apps should be force close.

this is one of the experimental feature in aggressive doze mode. Hope it will be fixed soon. Cheers.!
[Greenify] phamous:
TFW this thread is now the top search suggestion if you google "shallow hibernation greenify"

If you're gonna respond to someone and tell them to search for it, you might as well give them a proper answer while also reminding to make a more thorough search in the future.
[Greenify] NickosD:
It took me only 1 min

http://xdaforums.com/apps/greenify/aggressive-doze-experimental-feature-t3223731/post64481399

BTW there is already a very clear explanation in-app. If you don't get that, then you are probably stupid and you shouldn't play with these stuff.
[Greenify] pure.by:
But you can play with "these stuff" because you are very smart, right?
[Greenify] NickosD:
Sure. Somewhere I think I also explained it even before the op started this thread. Couldn't find it, but I found a post with a date still older than this thread.
[Greenify] pure.by:
I was referring to the way you talk about other people's intelligence. Seeing that and seeing how you've just missed the irony I am starting to doubt yours.
[Greenify] NickosD:
I saw the irony, I chose to answer anyway.

Let's end the off topic now.
[Greenify] realista87:
Shallow-hibernated apps will be woken for a brief time periodically in hours and immediately upon HIGH priority GCM push

so basically it is not "really" hibernated because it allows to wake it up for a brief time periodically. this could be a pro and con, i suppose that SHALLOW MODE can be used for almost every app installed inn the phone am i right? even if i often use whatsapp or telegram and similar chat apps and or google maps, using the shallow mode i can think that at least the app is not fully died..... and basically maybe after 2..3 hour i can receive the notifications, and it can be "ok" if i does not mind to receive INSTANT notifications but it is ok to wait 1/2/3 hours......

have i catched the essence of the shallow hibernation? just a less powerfull hib.....where u can receive notification or "upload data" in the bref time the app is woken up....
[Greenify] TNSMANI:
In a nutshell, yes.
[Greenify] unimatrix725:
Shallow Hibernation 4 Non-Root via ADB?

I used the search bar. Is the Shallow hibernation only for Root users? I have a Note8 and used the ADB commands to enable other features. I guess is it possible to do the same w/ Shallow? TY in Advance

PS: I checked the 2 links posted by [MENTION=5656100]tnsmani[/MENTION] in the 1st page via the search this forum...
[Greenify] DB126:
Not to my knowledge. Believe Android 6+ is the only generic prerequisite. It's possible Samsung disabled it.