yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] genuine55:
https://idlekernel.com/twrp/zeroflte/[/url] This is the twrp make sure u download the second one from the very very top zeroflte tar file that's your twrp u need and I'm sure you probably have a supersu 2.7.1 or 2.6.8 zip LET ME KNOW HOW IT WORKS OUT FOR U AFTER YOU ARE DONE MATE [emoji110] [emoji106]
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] genuine55:
How did it work out for u mate?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] ashokjadav:
will you be putting just unlimited tethering option in this rom ??
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] genuine55:
Are you asking me if I will be adding it to this Rom? If so yes I will be adding unlimited tethering if I can get it to work [emoji106]
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] ashokjadav:
awesome....thanks...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] genuine55:
This is the beginning much more to come mate [emoji41] [emoji123]
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] za33ck:
No, im still on lollipop, a custom rom, it wont let me take the ota update to get on MM, how do i get on a MM rom with new bootloader?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] genuine55:
Have to download the stock tar in the tmobile s6 section
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] ashokjadav:
where is the down load link for this rom ?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] genuine55:
Doing my last testing round had a little problem just wanted to make sure it was fixed all looking good now will be up later today when i gwt off work finishing up something on the Rom Will be up shortly
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] srimay:
If you're thinking of adding in the edge features, it may be easier to rebase your rom off the 925 version. It is compatible with the flat s6
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] MrMACHOMAN86:
It worked great! Just waiting for you to upload your awesome ROM!

Thanks for the help.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] genuine55:
Yea working out a few kinks me and my friend have to fix this issue
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] The Sickness:
Nice to see some new talent here. If you need help with anything lemme know
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] genuine55:
Yea think I def need some help with something can you pm me thanks
[Galaxy Tab S2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] donalgodon:
Can any owner running 5.1.1 tell me what the default setting is?

I noticed it was turned ON but I'm not sure if I did that by accident or if it was like that out of the box after updating to 5.1.1 and factory resetting today.

Thanks.
[Galaxy Tab S2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rm4n:
Mine is on as well.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] gsw5700:
This will be my first phone with a battery I cant replace. Batteries lose a lot of capacity and will be down to something like 75% after 12-14 months. Has anyone got a battery replaced on previous models? How much did it cost? What is the battery capacity loss like in general on HTC phones? Thanks
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] exocetdj:
The battery on my m9 has kept itself together well considering it's a year old. I have flashed the sense 8 launcher and now the battery is as good as when I first got it. I wouldn't be worried bout that mate
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] Tidbits:
I haven't had a removable battery since the a Nexus 5. My Nexus 5 turned into a media player and it holds a charge for about 3 days easy. 5 days when I rarely touch it. It's almost going on 3 years old. I don't miss a removable battery all that much as I thought I would.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] alexp999:
You also have QC 3.0 and the HTC charger has some cooling tech, so the battery should have a better lifespan than previous iterations anyway.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] codeglitch:
the point of having replacing battery is to carry one with you at all times to replace it, right?

I think, if you're gonna carry something i would rather have a power bank, less dangerous to have around and takes way more battery and you don't have to remove the battery to use, yes it has to be connect to the phone, but hey, everything has pros and cons.

I prefer the power bank and i also never had to change a battery because it lost quality, but that's me :D
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] gsw5700:
No, I replace my battery every 6 months as batteries lose capacity, after replacing it, I always get a big increase in battery life, after 1-2 years, it may only holding 60-70% of original charge
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] codeglitch:
have you tried calibrating your battery before replacing it with a new one?
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] alexp999:
You must be doing a lot of charge and discharge cycles a day to wear it out that quick...
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] mang0:
So I've had my M7 since I pre-ordered it April of 2013. Still the original battery. If I unplug the phone at 8am and use it normally throughout the day (occasionally browsing reddit/YouTube, texts/messenger/emails during downtime), it probably lasts 8 ish hours without charging it at all.

Not sure if that helps. Can definitely tell it's degraded a bit since I first got it.

~ Sent from the HTC One ~
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] av911:
Your phone doesn't get to 100% in 5 seconds with a power bank, a replaceable battery does. A replaceable battery is a lot lighter and smaller than a power bank. And who wants to use a phone with something tethered to it?
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] codeglitch:
i said....

if you're using the phone you're most likely not moving a lot either, which means you can easy stay still and connected to the power bank, there are small power banks and some even give you quick charge option,

but like i said or meant to say, use whatever you want and think it's better for you
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] VolcanicSkunk:
My M8 was purchased on day one and after two years of use it's still going very strong. I don't notice any significant differences from my initial impressions.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] shankly1985:
How do you calibrate battery?
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] mitchst2:
M7 three years old. Always get 4 hours plus sot. Even got seven when reading heavy. I wouldn't worry, just don't charge all night, buy a timer.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] mitchst2:
Attached the wrong one, even though it was good too.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] datafoo:
Batteries are odd things, especially Li-polymer batteries.

Like above, my M7 is 3 years old.

I get 14-20 hours average out of my phone with a LOT of web/email and poor coverage (mentioned because it sucks more juice in thinner coverage). Currently I'm on 13+ hours and have 17% left.

The real damage to these batteries is # of charging cycles and heat. Heat prematurely wears out the chemicals and each time you plug into charge you're killing one of a limited amount of charge cycles.

You should not see a true decrease in capacity as these don't have memory effect.

I'm a horrible user in that I often plug into charge when in the car and tend to run my battery way down before recharging, both of which are hard on a battery.

TL:DR - you'll be fine ;)View attachment 3723704

Here are some directions: (YMMV)

http://android-revolution-hd.blogspot.com/2015/10/how-to-recalibrate-battery-life-on-htc.html
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] codeglitch:
When you get a new phone there is not need to worry about this at the beginning, but after 2-3 months you should think about doing a full discharge, from 100% until it turns off, even after it turns off i don't plug it right in, i try to boot it 2 or 3 times and let it turn off by it self again, then just charge it 100% again, this should help is some cases (do this procedure only once a month maybe, there is no need to do it all the time because it will put strain in the battery and if you do it a lot you will also lose battery life).

Another thing to keep in mind is that tests have shown that if you can, you should charge your phone at +-50% (instead of 20% or less) until 90-98%~, of course not everyone has the time for this but it's something that helps maintain battery life.

Battery's also need exercise and keeping the battery plugged in a lot won't help, if you can avoiding stressing the battery with high temperatures as this also reduces the battery life.

There might be a few more tips for battery's but this is all I remember/know for now, hope it helps :good:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qugang:
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[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Peshyy:
Hey guys!

On the 1st of August last year I bought an LG G4. I was really excited until I found out it's a faulty one. I sent it for repairs, but they said it was fine. Sent it for repairs immediately after that and they suddenly "found and fixed" something faulty. The problem with the phone is that it heats a lot - I've seen it hit 90 degrees Celsius on the CPU which makes it burn my hand. Now it's been the 7th time sent for repairs and it's the third time they don't fix anything on the phone, and the second time they state the phone is working fine. Now - the phone can't last more than 1,5-2 hours of SOT without any apps installed after a fresh format and has a standby time of around 4-6 hours with just the mobile data turned on, without any apps. Should I root it and put CM or some other ROM on it, or should I sue the company? I've asked for a replacement or a refund, but it got refused.

Thanks in advance!

P.S. The only reason I haven't rooted it yet is because of the issues so I don't have any warranty issues when I send it for "repairs".
[G3 General] fluffier:
Hello everyone,

In this thread I intend to post my battery results with different combinations of ROMs and kernels.

Kernels are flashed as the come and not modified by any apps (trickster, kernel auditor), not governors or anything else.

When testing I will charge the phone no less than six hours. Over the years and with any handset that I´ve had I´ve realised that if I unplug the phone when the phone says it is fully charged (generally 2 - 3 hours) the battery will last less than if I leave the phone charging for 6 - 8 hours (I always charge my phone when I sleep). I will also use the phone in a similar way when running tests, this is, if one day I use sports tracker for an hour when I dont usually do that I wont be posting those results because it wouldnt be fair.

The test info will include:

ROM:

Kernel:

Usage on battery (how long since you unplug):

SOT:

Relevant info (any info worth mentioning, I´ll try to keep this short):

I understand that my results will not be your results, from experience I have come to the conclusion that user settings (and I include here user apps) is what is most important to how long a charge will last. However I expect that the info in this thread will at least give some general idea of how a particular combination may perform in comparison with other combinations.

I recently read on xda (cant remember where) that flashing away will eventually fry your phone´s circuits (regarding this issue please see post #24, http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=66766942&postcount=24, thanks to [MENTION=5075251]souler456[/MENTION] ) so anybody willing to help is welcome providing you will follow the test guidelines stated above.

Any suggestions are welcome :)
[G3 General] fluffier:
Reserved for ranking

Ranking

1. Stock Marshmallow + XCEED kernel: SOT: 4h 22m (only 4g), usage 34h 55m, user fluffier

2. Fulmics 4.2. SOT: 4h 20m (wifi 85% time), usage 28h 33m, user fluffier

3. Stock Marshmallow + XCEED kernel (80% wifi) SOT: 4h 02m (only 4g), usage 35h 19m, user fluffier

4. Fulmics 5.2. SOT: 4h 12m (only 4g), usage 27h 39m, user fluffier

5. Fulmics 5.1: SOT: 4h 01m (only 4g), usage 31h 50m, user fluffier

6. Stock Marshmallow + XCEED kernel: SOT: 3h 56m (only 4g), usage 50h 00m, user fluffier

7. Stock Marshmallow: SOT: 3h 58m (only 4g), usage 31h 29m, user fluffier

8. Stock Marshmallow: SOT: 3h 52m (80% wifi), usage 31h 40m, user fluffier

9. Fulmics 4.2. SOT: 3h 49m (only 4g), usage 18h, user fluffier

10. Stock Marshmallow + Solid Kernel: SOT: 3h 04m (only 4g), usage around 29h
[G3 General] fluffier:
Fulmics 4.2 + its kernel, 3.4.0-perf-g65b18a7....

ROM: Fulmics 4.2

Kernel: the kernel the rom comes with, namely, 3.4.0-perf-g65b18a7....

Usage on battery: 18h

SOT: Total (~5% left) : 3h 49m (75% left: 1h 25m, 50% left 2h 25m, 25% left 3h 9m)

Relevant info: I was never on wifi only 4g (results vary A LOT if you are hooked most to either wifi or 4g)
[G3 General] no14me:
I think you mean 75% (like the 1st sceenshot show) :)
[G3 General] fluffier:
Hello,

I meant "1st 25% consumed" but I understand it can lead to confusion, thanks for pointing out, I´ll change it.
[G3 General] niko626:
[MENTION=3480952]fluffier[/MENTION] thank you so much for this thread.

if I could contribute, I'm currently back at Fulmics 2.7 + Xceed Kernel PB2.

been using it for 3 days now.

Currently sitting at 36% with 2h 12m SOT and only using Wifi (I did watched a 30 min video earlier and played 20min of Spotify (offline))
[G3 General] fluffier:
Hi niko626, thank you for the info that you posted, it would be great if you did the following:

1. Charge up your phone for at least 6 hours

2. After that and once your battery is drained, post this info:

ROM:

Kernel:

Usage on battery (how long since you unplug):

SOT:

Any other relevant info:

3. Post screenshots of battery usage.

Thanks!
[G3 General] fluffier:
Fulmics 4.2 + its kernel, just WIFI

ROM: Fulmics 4.2

Kernel: the kernel the rom comes with, namely, 3.4.0-perf-g65b18a7....

Usage on battery: 28h 33m

SOT: Total (~5% left) : 4h 20m (75% left: 1h 36m, 50% left 2h 39m, 25% left 3h 39m)

Relevant info: I was mostly on wifi (over 85% of the time) the phone was 6h on airplane mode (night)
[G3 General] Esevw:
Where can I download this fulmics rom? I searched and can't find it
[G3 General] arxxx:
http://xdaforums.com/lg-g3/development/rom-fulmics-rom-3-0-tweaks-hub-ota-v30b-t3304556
[G3 General] Anik49:
Rom. Stock 30b

Kernel xceed

Sot 3.5 to 4 hours

Wifi 90% time....most of the time web browsing...watching YouTube.

Current situation of the battery see screenshot...
[G3 General] Esevw:
thank you
[G3 General] fluffier:
Stock rom + stock kernel (android marshmallow) only 4g

ROM: Stock Android 6.0

Kernel: Stock

Usage on battery: 31h 29m

SOT: Total (~5% left) : 3h 58m (75% left: 1h 20m, 50% left 2h 30m, 25% left 3h 19m)

Relevant info: All the time hooked on 4g, the phone was 6h on airplane mode (night)
[G3 General] fluffier:
Stock rom + stock kernel (android marshmallow) WIFI

ROM: Stock Marshmallow

Kernel: Stock kernel

Usage on battery: 31h 40m

SOT: Total (~5% left) : 3h 52m (75% left: 1h 21m, 50% left 2h 14m, 25% left 3h m)

Relevant info: 80% of the time on WIFI
[G3 General] fluffier:
Stock rom + Xceed kernel (android marshmallow) 4g

ROM: Stock Marshmallow

Kernel: Xceed

Usage on battery: 50h 00m

SOT: Total (~5% left) : 3h 56m (75% left: 1h 38m, 50% left 2h 31m, 25% left 3h 10m)

Relevant info: only 4g
[G3 General] fluffier:
Stock rom + Xceed kernel (android marshmallow) 4g another try

ROM: Stock Marshmallow

Kernel: Xceed

Usage on battery: 34h 55m

SOT: Total (~5% left) : 4h 22m (75% left: 1h 46m, 50% left 2h 43m, 25% left 3h 36m)

Relevant info: only 4g
[G3 General] fluffier:
Stock rom + Xceed kernel (android marshmallow) wifi

ROM: Stock Marshmallow

Kernel: Xceed

Usage on battery: 35h 19m

SOT: Total (~5% left) : 4h 02m (75% left: 1h 43m, 50% left 2h 36m, 25% left 3h 32m)

Relevant info: wifi 80% time
[G3 General] fluffier:
Stock rom + solid kernel (android marshmallow) 4g

ROM: Stock Marshmallow

Kernel: Solid kernel

Usage on battery: around 29h (forgot to take screenshot)

SOT: Total (~5% left) : 3h 04m (75% left: 1h 19m, 50% left 2h 06m, 25% left ?h ??m...forgot to take screenshot)

Relevant info: 4g

Allow me the easy joke: this kernel aint solid at all, at least for me.
[G3 General] dcop7:
Can you try another run with this kernel with the fowling tweaks?

CPU

- Input boost = 960 MHz

Hotplug

- Min online CPU = 2

- Interval between checks = 120
[G3 General] fluffier:
I certainly will, what do those tweaks do?
[G3 General] dcop7:
For me, it saves more battery.

The default input boost it to put the cpu to the maximum when it detect a touch. With the tweak it only makes the cpu go to 960 instead of 2.5.

The hotplug, instead of all the cpu are online when the screen is on all the time, it goes from 2 cpu online to 4 with a interval of 120 ms to check if the cpu should go online.

Let's see if it really saves more battery :)
[G3 General] burgess_boy:
Which xceed kernel version are you using?
[G3 General] fluffier:
For the test I used the one that was the latest around two weeks ago. I dont know if it has been updated since then. I cant be more specific because I am already using another rom with it kernel and i dont keep the files.
[G3 General] souler456:
It'll be fried for sure IF you don't cooldown the phone after flashing. :eek:

If you just finished flashing a ROM, make a habit of not rebooting the phone afterwards. Just go back to TWRP's home options > Reboot > Power Off to turn-off the phone, wait for 20-30mins for the temperature to cooldown, then power it on. It'll avoid the CPU temp to go 90 Celsius AND prevents your circuits to smell like fried chicken. Mmm. :p

I also do this when I Wipe Dalvik/ART cache. After wiping it, I also power-off the phone and turn it on after the phone cools down, since rebuilding the cache WILL make your phone's CPU temp to play at 75~80C, but since you went to TWRP with 65-70C, rebuilding will play at 85~90C, and you don't want that, don'tcha? :D

:D :) ;) :good:
[G3 General] fluffier:
For the test I used the one that was the latest around two weeks ago. I dont know if it has been updated since then. I cant be more specific because I am already using another rom with its kernel and i dont keep the files.
[G3 General] fluffier:
Fulmics 5.1 and its kernel, only 4g

ROM: Fulmics 5.1

Kernel: the kernel that comes with the rom

Usage on battery: 31h 50m

SOT: Total (~5% left) : 4h 01m (75% left: 1h 34m, 50% left 2h 43m, 25% left 3h 27m)

Relevant info: 4g, 6h on airplane mode
[G3 General] reggiexp:
fulmics 4.2

damn didnt even know that i still had a old version of fulmics

anyway.

here are some screen shots but i dont remember if i had bluetooth on with my watch or not. it are old screen shot

stock kernel for fulmics cause with xceed it break the rom.

it get always around the same 3 or 4h screen on and 12 - 16h running time

same day :) rom battery info and gsam
[G3 General] fluffier:
Fulmics 5.2 and its kernel only 4g

ROM: Fulmics 5.2

Kernel: the kernel that comes with the rom

Usage on battery: 27h 39m

SOT: Total (~5% left) : 4h 12m (75% left: 1h 42m, 50% left 2h 45m, 25% left ?h ??m (forgot to take screenshot at 25%)

Relevant info: only 4g, no airplane time
[G3 General] burgess_boy:
I wish I could get anywhere near 4 hours SOT currently lucky to get 2.5 hours SOT.

Do you mind giving a brief explanation of what you have installed?

I have basically the same ROM and kernel setup as your previous test, have just bought a new OEM battery which hasn't had any affect on battery life. I have greenify installed (xposed mode) with the usual suspects greenfied (facebook, instagram...basically anything I have deemed as waking the phone up too many times through research on betterbatterystats). I even have tasker run a cell radio shut off when i am connected to my works wifi as I get no signal but all seems to no avail.
[G3 General] fluffier:
Hello, you can see my apps in the screenshot, everything I dont use often, which is everything but whatsapp, is greenefied.

While running the tests with fulmics I have noticed that the battery performance suffers when I am using wifi as opposed to 4g, this did not happen (or was not so obvious) when using stock or stock + xceed kernel. I have read that wifi and 4g strength signal will limit battery performance too. Screen brightness is set on manual and I ususally have it at 50% or below unless I am outside. Location and bluetooth are always off when running the tests and I usually put the phone on airplane mode when going to sleep.

Maybe the app amplify can help you.... a little, I havent used it myself. I use 3c on my nexus 7 but I havent noticed any improvements.

I think I am not forgetting anything... feel free to ask.
[G3 General] jomtos:
Greenify apps that you use a lot actually eat more battery. unless youre using shallow hibernation.The other thing is if you use something like gps gonna eat your battery like mad man. Bad reception can eat your battery too.
[G3 General] dawidececk:
:)

ROM: cm13 (build around 23.5.2016 maybe)

Kernel: stock cm (disabled "input freq boost", interactive, 95 up treshold)

Usage on battery (how long since you unplug): 6 hours

SOT: 6 hours :D

Relevant info: Wifi connected all the time, mostly web and youtube, some file sorting and Tasker app

Resolution 1080x1920

I know, only these 2 tweaks to governor :eek:
[G3 General] jomtos:
What DPI are you using? thanks
[G3 General] dawidececk:
440 is almost best for me, so 440 :)

Maybe because its really close to stock, after flash.
[G3 General] fluffier:
battery problems

Hello,

I have been flashing away a few roms recently and I run into a battery problem. My SOT went from 4h to 2h. At first I thought it was the kernel I had at the time but I restored a previous fulmics back up that I had and problem persisted. I resetted battery stats and did nothing. I went back to stock by flashing the stock zips that you can find on xda and did nothing. I finally followed the intructions in this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2785089 to go fully back to stock (LG flash tool, CSE flash) and it worked its magic. I back to 4h SOT.

The reason I believe my battery got messed up was because I flashed a rom with less than 20% battery left and charging. This may or may not be the reason why this happened I am not an expert.

I hope it helps.
[G3 General] burgess_boy:
Thank you for this, I am going to give this a try. I presume if I am on Fulmics 5.2 (MM) then I need to use the instructions in post 3# of the thread.
[G3 General] fluffier:
I followed the instructions in post #1, but you may follow the others, I think they all do the same but I havent read all those posts thoroughly.
[G3 General] dcop7:
Did you manage to test this settings?
[G3 General] fluffier:
I did not. I flashed a few cm based roms and the battery went bananas. I solved it by going back to stock completely with the lg flash tool but now whenever I root the phone with kingroot the battery goes bananas again (just by rooting it and installing twrp and the hacer permisivo.zip) , so I am not able to reliably test anything at the moment. First I need to find why this is happening or a different way to root it and so far I havent found one. Very weird all this.
[G3 General] PatzeZero:
Rom: Fulmics 5.3

Kernel: Xceed MM BHLD4

Usage: 15 hours

SOT: 4,5 hours

Quite happy with that... No games. Just surfing, music and messaging. Mostly on Wlan.

Xposed with Amplify & Greenify.
[G3 General] djkk16:
does decreasing the dpi help in battery life and increases fps in games ?
[G3 General] arfan.chatha:
Can anyone tell me where to download Xceed Kernal and after flashing how to set for better bettery life on fulmics 5.3
[G3 General] dcop7:
Go to xceed thread and search for nightly. The default settings are pretty good.