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[Moto Maxx Android Development] ChazzMatt:
Thanks for the report, and it makes a great point. I often wonder what some people who report problems are doing differently than people who don't have problems? Out of habit, they may be flashing some mod, installing some app, some xposed module, changing some setting...

It's easy to blame a ROM or kernel, when it might really be something else.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] NepoRood:
The aforementioned posts are why I don't get too carried away with modding my current hardware. I'm "on call" 24/7 (no, I'm not in the medical field), but that doesn't mean that my phone won't ring at anytime of day or night. My employer pays the bill, so I have to be on the other end of it when it does :(

After the last couple "bricks", the Wife won't let me anywhere near her phone :eek:
[Moto Maxx Android Development] gangrenius:
So after a couple months on the Rom I realized how bad the radio is compared to stock. In places I got reception on stock I had no way to get calls or place calls. Phone even kinda got weird and got stuck in airplane mode when it was showing it was off. How can I make the radio get better reception. Motorola is known for great radios.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] Nitefire77:
You can flash a different radio. But the ROM has nothing to do with how good of a signal you get. The radio image on your phone is a Motorola one
[Moto Maxx Android Development] kitcostantino:
the radio is >/= Stock. the only thing stock actually adds for me is VOLTE which never works right anyway. Personally, i restored the SU-44 radio because it seemed more reliable than su-49 modem in the places i spend my time. YMMV, but considering that *is* the stock radio, i am willing to bet that is not the issue entirely. if you poke through the stock droid turbo build.prop, you can find a few helpful things. i always add

ro.telephony.default_network=10

ro.com.android.dataroaming=true

there are several other things you can add.

google build.prop tweaks, and look for something like [massive build.prop tweaks list] and you will find a bunch. most on the list i found from last fall have proven effective. if you look at a custom rom made for the xt1254 on verizon, they are all in there for the most part...google dns, various speed tweaks, etc. nothing that will adversely affect your phone.

Ultimately, they are compatible with RR rom and the D turbo so open up a root file browser and tweak it. on another note, the newest 200-5 kernel works really well. on the newest res remix. best rom/kernel combo for my DT yet.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] rohheat:
no luck.............. i tired as u said but stll slow motion video doesnt halp
[Moto Maxx Android Development] kitcostantino:
man. well, idk then. mine didnt work. i uninstalled via titanium backup, rebooted, and installed again via playstore. the only other element in the equation could be the settings regarding media in the build.prop. im stumped.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] gangrenius:
Man thanks for all that info I'ma get right to it.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] enphily:
I like that build, thank you baybutcher27!

Is there any chance to see working original Moto Display?:( I like it more than RR's ambient display because it's more simple and beauty and with Moto display i had no any (don't know right term) missunlocks
[Moto Maxx Android Development] quantum tao:
I agree.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] johnbravado:
Is there anyway to auto turn off WiFi scanning. I need to have location as high accuracy to use maps. When you turn on high accuracy it auto turns on WiFi scanning. And does not turn it off after I turn off location detection. So after I turn off location for map use I have to go and turn WiFi scan off or my battery dies.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] newbe1droidx:
WiFi is part of hi accuracy, just how it works
[Moto Maxx Android Development] kitcostantino:
man, no offense, but why do you think you need high accuracy? i always use Gps Only and tell Maps NO when it asks for the permission to use Wifi etc. It always finds me and always gives accurate directions. if it doesnt find me, i am at one of those points where i need to restore a modem backup. (this happens about once a month or so.)
[Moto Maxx Android Development] johnbravado:
If I don't use high accuracy maps can't track me I have used the clean modem zip and rebboted but it can get a lock apart from high accuracy. I will try again and just leave it on see if eventually it will grab a lock

Wow it seems device only gets a lock. The low battery mode fails me though so down to device only
[Moto Maxx Android Development] kitcostantino:
that was the result i always had. actually, until recently, high accuracy *never* gave me a lock. now it does, but it also drains my battery fast *and* provides more latency while driving. go figure. high accuracy sucks for me. ;)
[Moto Maxx Android Development] ChazzMatt:
"Device only" is using GPS. If cruise missiles can destroy targets using GPS -- accurate to within a few feet -- then the GPS on your device can find you. ;)

Download this app, walk outside and run it. (You need a clear view of the sky, but when driving you will be outside anyway.)

GPS Test

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.chartcross.gpstest&hl=en

I doubt "high accuracy" mode can be any more accurate than an actual GPS lock.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] koftheworld:
You're wrong. GPS modules on phones don't have the same accuracy as military grade hardware (nor commercial grade units such as Trimbles). Using cell phone and WiFi signals for triangulation purposes increases the accuracy of your location, thus giving you a better navigation or other location-based experience. 4 m accuracy is fine on long straight highways, but is terrible for exiting or street driving.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] ChazzMatt:
Sorry, you're wrong. Consumer GPS is as good as military. They dropped the restrictions years ago.

And 12 feet is fine for driving. You're usually going 25mph-85 mph.

Talk about triangulation... You are using more than one satellite to lock in your location.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] koftheworld:
You misunderstand. I'm saying phone module GPS is not as accurate as a full size GPS unit. That is why I reference Trimble.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] ChazzMatt:
And I'm saying eke GPS units in cellphones are quite accurate.

Years ago military purposely denigrated civilian GPS, but civilian companies ALWAYS overcame that and were accurate anyway. So, military gave up.

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And I'm saying the GPS units in cellphones are quite accurate.

Years ago military purposely denigrated civilian GPS, but civilian companies ALWAYS overcame that and were accurate anyway. So, military gave up.

This was written in 2013. Imagine 3 years later:

http://www.tristate-engineering.com/ideas-gis/mobile-phone-gps-accuracy

Mobile Phone GPS Accuracy?
[Moto Maxx Android Development] koftheworld:
No. I need to understand GPS, GIS, and mapping as part of the job that I've been doing for over a decade. There is a reason survey companies still exist and Trimble units are used to collect accurate location data. This has nothing to do with the artificial GPS limitations the US used to enforce. The GPS modules built into phones are just not that accurate. Submeter accuracy is probably a capability with either post processing, connecting to a regional bay station, or by standing on a spot for a long time to obtain enough satellite locks (depends on module though).

Do you see the bubble around your car during navigation mode? That is the accuracy bubble based upon the location settings you have active. Device only GPS is fine for some applications, but I don't generally trust it for driving navigation purposes. When your phone thinks it's on a different road then the one you're on or you miss a quick turn, that's due to low accuracy. Turning on high accuracy allows for better triangulation of your position and gets you within a few feet of your actual position when driving.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] ChazzMatt:
And I quoted an engineer who also knows about this stuff. I think you posted while I was proving. ;)

I'm not saying there are not dedicated high cost devices that might achieve accuracy down to a foot or two. But 10-12 is very accurate, especially if it saves your battery from doing constant Wi-Fi scans.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] koftheworld:
Listen anybody can Google anything your post proves my point 10 feet accuracy within how many seconds of standing at a specific point if you were moving in a vehicle GPS accuracy is highly dependent on your speed if I'm sitting at a traffic light accuracy is going to be high if I'm traveling at 60 miles per hour my accuracy is going to be much lower I do this for a living have a graduate degree and multiple licenses in my specialty I know what I'm talking about anyway this is way off topic discussion over sorry for the run-on sentence I'm driving and using text-to-speech

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Just wrap up the point I'm trying to make is that the high accuracy mode exist for a reason and yes you can turn it off but your navigation experience is not going to be as good as if you had left it on
[Moto Maxx Android Development] johnbravado:
So for those who say we must have high accuracy in order to have sufficient navigation lock then there is the issue of high accuracy not turning WiFi scanning off after use. If battery saver mode is sufficient for navigation not requiring WiFi then there is an issue with that mode it won't get a lock. If GPS is sufficient for GPS navigation then there is no issues. I am going to use GPS only and see what happens and how accurate for street driving. Otherwise I see 2 broken methods for navigation apart from t
[Moto Maxx Android Development] kitcostantino:
man, honestly, i use GPS only all day long at work going to patient's homes. I have no issues. i agree with K on the tech in our phones being a lesser than, but personally, i still have better results using GPS only where i live, on Verizon's network in Upstate SC. . there is no wrong answer if it does what you need it to do when you need it to do it. Why waste battery and RAM (extra work to scan) for no *noticeable* gain has been my mentality thus far. i think i may screen record getting a GPS lock in all 3 scenarios just for shiggles.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] koftheworld:
Exactly. Test it out and see if it's sufficient for your purposes. I've always found device only to cause headaches during navigation, but you may be satisfied with it. Device only isn't broken, it's just relying on a single sensor for location.

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Very good point. If your cell and/or wifi signals are poor, they will at best not help your accuracy and at worse negatively contribute. I live and work in New Jersey which is capitol of both.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] Nitefire77:
when using device only, are you making sure your phone is in a clear unobstructed view through the windshield so it can stay connected to the satellites? tossing your phone in a center console cup holder won't help gps signal any
[Moto Maxx Android Development] koftheworld:
Also a good point. Device only requires a view of the sky to function correctly. Always make sure it is mounted in a good spot.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] xboxbr:
no reboots in this last build so far... very stable for me. thanks
[Moto Maxx Android Development] iiWoodstocK:
So, after about 2 weeks using my modified version of the Brazilian XT1225 6.0.1 soak 4 on my XT1254, I'm back on RR. Along the way I've learned quite a bit, and did quite a bit of VoLTE testing for Verizon. I didn't get anywhere, though.

The best result I got was taking all the files I think are necessary from the WIP RR 5.6.3 build from February 16, which was the only Marshmallow RR build that had the "Enhanced 4G LTE Mode" toggle (Android native VoLTE toggle) and bring it over to the latest RR 5.7.0 build, June 28. I still couldn't get VoLTE to work, but at least I know one of those enabled the "Enhanced 4G LTE Mode" toggle. I tried taking files from stock 5.1 to RR (and soak 4), but the file systems are set up differently, and so its not a straight copy/paste. I wish I was able to get a system dump of RR on Shamu so I could see roughly what goes where, but I don't have a Shamu, and I don't exactly have enough knowledge to know what is needed.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] quantum tao:
i think one issue with this is that even with the correct files and settings enabled it wont just automatically work. there seems to be some provisioning that happens on verizon's end and it isn't automatic.

for example i submit this timeline:

1. running CF's rom with advanced calling working.

2. tried a mixture of cm13 and RR roms. obviously no volte.

3. restored backup of CF's rom and updated to latest, no volte working. selections greyed out. had to turn it off in my account online ,wait, reboot, go online and turn it on in my plan options, wait, reboot, enable it in the phone settings, wait, reboot. (steps might not be exact but the point is something happens with account settings and then gets pushed to the phone, and it doesn't happen automatically.)

so i think at the very least after each change in attempt to make advanced calling work the advanced calling needs to be toggled from your verizon account plan settings.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] rohheat:
Moto camera....

My moto camera slow motion wasn't working.

I installed the lastest ROM by backing up my data .

Clean flashed the rom meaning wiped everything except internal. When installed it.. I downloaded moto camera and it was working fine even the slow motion.. So I than restored by data .. But since than moto camera not working... And my data is a lot... Don't no what's causing the problem.... I even wiped cache and dalvik of the data but still no luck...

Can any one feature out what's the problem... Cause I need my data as well as moto cam.......
[Moto Maxx Android Development] NepoRood:
For those that may not know

Awesome themer G.M.L made 11 Resurrection Remix themes for TWRP, they can be found Here.

I've attached a couple that I downloaded...
[Moto Maxx Android Development] kitcostantino:
my best guess at a fix is to wipe data for moto camera using titanium backup. honestly, i don't *know* how to fix it, but that is what i would try.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] gumbi2647:
I was trying your changes and am having trouble finding the ro.telephony.default_network=10 is that the correct line or what? Also I am in SC and is it something that is going to mess mine up?
[Moto Maxx Android Development] iiWoodstocK:
It's not really necessary to add that line to a ROM that's built for all the Quarks. ro.telephony.default_network=10 just makes the default network preference "Global" a.k.a. LTE/GSM/CDMA. (For reference, 9 is LTE/GSM, and 8 is LTE/CDMA)

RR already defaults to Global anyways.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] kitcostantino:
Its not there. You would have to add it. Apparently, it isn't necessary, though. I did a full wipe and fresh install with the 200-5 kernel and neglected to add that to mine (i just checked to post a screenshot of my build.prop) and i haven't had any problems. [MENTION=7109882]iiWoodstocK[/MENTION], as usual, you are right. ;)
[Moto Maxx Android Development] SimpTheChimp:
Has anyone got the built in Omniswitch to work in the latest RR release? (or any release for that matter)

I prefer it to the slim version; but if I select omniswitch and then use recents, nothing happens.. .

And if I try the omniswitch settings option it just crashes immediately.

Or does it need to be replaced by a newer version?
[Moto Maxx Android Development] immadeofpixels27:
Did you freeze the omniswitch apk? Because settings would crash if the app it was linking to gad been frozen
[Moto Maxx Android Development] SimpTheChimp:
Nope, I never did, I don't think I could because it doesn't show up in apps.

But I did find the apk @ system/priv-app/omniswitch.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] immadeofpixels27:
It shows up for me. Did you hit "show system apps" in settings when looking for it?

In any case, since it's a system app I'd recommend reflashing RR and seeing if that fixes it.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] SimpTheChimp:
Hmm, nope I see nothing, even with system apps showing. Strange, I just dirty flashed when the last release came out. Which probably means I'll have to clean flash to get it working. Ugh... I wonder if I deleted it physically from the system folder and then dirty flashed, if that might restore it properly?
[Moto Maxx Android Development] Steve One:
Is it OK to flash a larger gapps package over a smaller one?

Like micro over Pico.

Just wondering cause I can't get Google voice to work on any screen, except the Google now screen.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] quantum tao:
just wondering, since RR is based on CM why is the RR rom .zip smaller even though it has more stuff in it?
[Moto Maxx Android Development] Nitefire77:
RR follows a strict Jenny Craig and weight watchers diet
[Moto Maxx Android Development] quantum tao:
I knew there was a logical explanation.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] streebs87:
Does the Cell Standby drain actually "drain" the battery? Because I'm at 41% with 3 hours and 7 minutes SOT, only lost 3% during the night. Cell Standby is at like 37% with almost 13 hours cellular radio active. I feel like it just says it but doesn't actually drain the battery. I feel like my battery would be dead by now or a hell of a lot lower.

Forgive me if this has been explained. I've missed a lot here and there (I have a 6p that I use most of the time).

If it helps, I'm running the latest RR ROM, latest BHB kernel (with BHB settings) and screen brightness is at about half.

Here's a screenshot of my battery use.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] iiWoodstocK:
I personally have never noticed any horrendous effects of the cell standby "drain."

When I was using soak 4 (stock 6.0.1) for two weeks, I did a little test with GravityBox's smart radio. In the beginning I didn't use it and cell standby reported it's usual drain. During that time I was getting about 7-8 hours SOT in 28-36 hours on battery. Then I configured GravityBox's smart radio and the cell standby drain disappeared. During that time I was still getting 7-8 hours SOT in 29-37 hours on battery. There was a slight improvement in standby time (on battery time), but I cannot definitively say if it was an improvement or just natural fluctuations due to the small sample sizes (about 3 charge cycles for both scenarios).

Now that I'm back on RR, I'm going to test to see how my battery life is under the same conditions as when I was on stock.

FWIW, I also remember seeing some people say that having your cellular radio set to 3G while on Wi-Fi doesn't work, and I know why. IIRC, if I manually turned off either mobile data or Wi-Fi (I don't remember which in particular as I didn't pay enough attention) while GravityBox's smart radio was working, cell standby would go back to doing its "drain." And the only was I found to "fix" it was to reboot and let GravityBox start fresh.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] gumbi2647:
I started using the xposed module mobile radio fix and my battery is doing good so far. I did do a clean install last night due to some malware that was downloaded off of Facebook. I went back to slim zero gapps, latest ROM and latest kernel and so far so good!
[Moto Maxx Android Development] junior_ilha:
Nice tip man.. [MENTION=5747496]baybutcher27[/MENTION] [MENTION=2228410]Skrilax_CZ[/MENTION] should take a look in their patch and apply on our ROMs nativelly.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] fgl27:
there is this on the gerrit discussion:

And that is the final discussion on the change that was not accepted by CM, or Google devs.

1) That app was made to a Lollipop problem, that we did not had on lollipop.

2) I Don't have that problem. I may try to reproduce if I can I will do some test, but not with that xposed module change...

Full gerrit discussion about that:

http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/107828/
[Moto Maxx Android Development] iiWoodstocK:
AFAIK, the Mobile Radio Active Xposed fix was for Mobile Radio Active, a different issue not related to the Cell Standby drain. It's also worth noting that there are instances where LTE can be left on with Wi-Fi, and the Cell Standby "drain" won't appear. I've had it occur multiple times for me, but I cannot pinpoint what causes it. I assume it's actually like the 3G "fix" where if I manually toggle either mobile data or Wi-Fi (I don't know which causes it), then Cell Standby returns.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] gangrenius:
What cameras have you guys replaced the stock cm one with? I heard someone say the moto g4 camera and the stock moto camera? Are these better in resolution and day to day to day use speed etc... I'd like a list of compatible cameras I can flash that are better than stock cm and can still use the twist to open.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] streebs87:
I personally like the Moto camera, which you can download right from the Play Store.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] gangrenius:
Have u seen the g4 camera from the xda forum? And it's command center?
[Moto Maxx Android Development] Nitefire77:
I have the G4 Camera and Command center both installed on my phone. I'm pretty sure the G4 camera has improved my cameras picture quality but I havent taken hundreds of pics to really compare them to. It opens with the double twist gesture, just make sure to set it as the default camera
[Moto Maxx Android Development] kitcostantino:
Nitefire, did you happen to find one at the correct resolution? the time and date widget i found was a 720p port.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] rohheat:
can i have zip of g4 camera? andany one tried snpdragon camera?
[Moto Maxx Android Development] kitcostantino:
http://xdaforums.com/2015-moto-g/themes-apps/moto-g4-camera-timeweather-widget-t3382126

i almost made a lmgtfy link, but im not being a smart ace today. ;)

i found the other one too....snapdragon camera does not work on our quarks.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] gumbi2647:
That link has been removed by admin
[Moto Maxx Android Development] Nitefire77:
Its the one off the stock moto G4 so I'm assuming its 1080P

I didn't install a zip when I installed the camera. I just side loaded the APK after I uninstalled the older moto Camera and it works perfectly
[Moto Maxx Android Development] johnbravado:
Every time I reboot my phone now on latest ROM and kernel. I get a process system isn't responding. I never see it again. Not sure if it .matters at start up
[Moto Maxx Android Development] Moondroid:
Which link do you mean? I just downloaded MotCameraG4.zip+.apk and TimeWeatherG4.zip+.apk (4 files) from the thread kit linked to . . .
[Moto Maxx Android Development] gumbi2647:
The link that kit put on a few post back! When I clicked on it, it said post removed by admin
[Moto Maxx Android Development] ceelos218:
Same here. Same issue happens on every reboot.
[Moto Maxx Android Development] Moondroid:
It worked for me. Try again?
[Moto Maxx Android Development] ChazzMatt:
I occasionally make an lmgtfy link, but only when the Google search is much simpler and glaringly obvious.

Do the Moto camera links in this forum not work with Marshmallow? Because we already have links down in the apps section.

Like this one:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=67156703&postcount=72

or this one:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=63577438&postcount=34

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No, it hasn't.

http://xdaforums.com/2015-moto-g/themes-apps/moto-g4-camera-timeweather-widget-t3382126

This is the exact same link from [MENTION=3836686]kitcostantino[/MENTION]. I just copied and pasted into my reply. It works fine.