yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[YotaPhone] alienBaboso:
Okay, I checked other phones running Marshmallow, and the system clock is indeed broken in 6.0 and 6.0.1, with the issue being fixed in Android 6.1.

In the bug report thread, a person pointed out which services have to be excluded from battery optimization. The steps for this workaround are:

Restart in recovery mode and clear the device cache as explained here: http://forums.androidcentral.com/nexus-5-rooting-roms-hacks/352008-guide-nexus-5-recovery.html

Remove "com.qualcomm.timeservice" and "Clock" application from battery optimization (I also suggest the Calendar, and any clock widget)

Restart your phone

Adjust your clock

Force stop "ClockSync" app

I personally suggest disabling Doze altogether, as it is broken and wastes battery.
[YotaPhone] Tippfehler:
How to do 2. in recovery mode?
[YotaPhone] alienBaboso:
You only have to enter recovery mode to clear the app cache.

For Step 2 go to settings -> battery -> tap on the menu on the top-right corner -> select "battery optimization" -> select to show "all apps" in the tab
[YotaPhone] manuel.huygen:
6.0.1 in the box !

I experienced exactly the same thing, so I waited a few days for a change. And yesterday, at 22:30, french time, by refreshing the OTA, suddenly my Yota began to download 6.0.1 ; at first it was very slow, but after a few minutes it became much much faster, I think the whole process of downloading didn't take more than 10 minutes. I installed it right after, everything seems fine. :good:

I would advise to try the OTA from time to time, regularly, at some point it appears by chance on your screen, depending on the (over)load on the servers.
[YotaPhone] PaPy yHo:
Which version of the phone do you have? I am also a french user of the phone. I tried since this WE to do the update with no chance of getting it...

I got a 201 with EU1.1.124b install

Which operator do you have? I use freemobil and I have a really weird experience using data on this phone.
[YotaPhone] manuel.huygen:
Hi PaPy yHo, I have the YD206 model, I chose Bouygues Tél. , because they are pretty good on the 1800Mhz bandwidth in France these days.

I flashed it one month ago with RU 134 but kept the chinese radio ( S01_003_3034_CN1_MO5 ).

No problem with the OTA yesterday, here is my build number now : MMB29M.6.0.1-RU1.1.47
[YotaPhone] Kytrix:
C'est pas possible il n'y a que des francais ici ou quoi ? :D

I have a YD201 Ru firmare, RU radio with Free Mobile. Works like a charm ! (I had a YD206 before, it was a nigthmare, always on roaming, no 4G, no network at home ...)

Does someone use YotaMirrorCFG ? I never use it before, and can't get it work..
[YotaPhone] manuel.huygen:
Ah ah, mdr :D

Français, oui, mais je suis allé une fois en Russie, et j'ai adoré St-Pétersbourg : http://kaniechna.free.fr/

et j'ai été bien choqué avec ce qui s'est passé hier, c'est vraiment triste.

Tu as tout dit : il faut le firmware russe, c'est le plus fiable et celui qui est mis à jour le plus rapidement.

Ca fait pas de mal de parler un peu notre belle langue sur les forums anglophones, pour une fois ce sont les anglophones (natifs ou pas)

qui vont se fader du google trad, eh eh ;)

Je n'ai pas essayé yotamirror CFG, niet.
[YotaPhone] cvzalez:
The YD206 is the chinese model with a little different hardware, mostly the radio/baseband, that does not accept LTE 800MHZ by default, in every rom, to work correctly it should replace or keep always the Chinese Radio, the latest radio software for this model is unfortunately from KitKat, YotaDevices does not give support to this phone, saying it's only for the Chinese market and somehow they think Chineses are stupid and want to buy a phone with no support at all and only with kitkat that has an awfull EPD support.

- You can install Marshmallow on this phone and overall is the best option you have right now, but there's bugs, if you use the Chinese Radio you will have the proximity sensor ON all the time, and if you use the hybrid radio some persons did on 4pda web site for this phone the problem will be worst because it always scanning WiFi, so you decide.

- Overall until now the only good battery time I ever had with this phone was with KitKat, but working with the EPD was such a lame that I could not handle it, Lollipop is a completely waste of time so, buggy and slow, Marshmallow is an evolution, it has nice features, unfortunately I don't think we will ever have a good battery life on YD206 because of the lack of support.

- There's a lot of seller on line selling the YD206 as it would be the YD201, because when you flash the Russian firmware the text changes to YD201 but it still is YD206, Yota don't give a damn about it and their brand. So I don't think they will receive lot of good reviews in the future...

- It's the best thing for reading books after a hard book, but forget that 100 hours reading and 5 days battery time, completely joke, not because it's not possible, but because the company is completely lost and don't even control the selling of their own devices!
[YotaPhone] Kytrix:
. Oui pas cool pour la russie..

I need to use YotamirrorCFG to change the EPD behavior with an geo application wich displays the maps of google.

And the result is very poor (like on firmware 1.124) : you can't see small roads.

On 1.134 and 1.47 (6.0) gmaps is way better displayed on EPD screen, and I'm trying to do the same for my application.
[YotaPhone] ~El Julio~:
YD206 on Freemobile with RU firmware and CN radio worked decently (not always) on 4G sometimes. Haven't tested it with RU radio but the hybrid is giving appreciable results.
[YotaPhone] PaPy yHo:
Which RU radio do you have? I'm running S01_003_4240_RU1M05?

How could I get the Ru firmware?
[YotaPhone] ~El Julio~:
Petit rappel tout de même : aussi agréable que ce soit de parler français ici, les règles du forum sont de s'exprimer en anglais, chers compatriotes.

Little reminder, though : as enjoyable as it is to speak french here, forum rules are to express ourselves in english only, dear compatriots.

PS: By the way, our beautiful language include characters which are -at the moment- still not handled well in XDA Labs when posting using those (non ASCII) resulting in a bug which won't display the whole text following the first non ASCII character, as referenced by one of our greatests here, dare I say, Sir [MENTION=4752536]Wood Man[/MENTION], recently promoted forum moderator which would undoubtedly tell you the same things regarding the rules. So in the interest of all, please consider avoiding to unleash his new iron fist ;)

PS2: Sorry for the comment mess, that's due to me having to use a web browser to edit my first -failed (due to the above described bug)- reply.
[YotaPhone] Kytrix:
Yes this one :* S01_003_4240_RU1M05

I Downloaded the 1.134 RU version (from yota FTP) and follow the guide-everything-to-yotaphone I flash the rom from linux without the modem and without the recovery (but I had to re-install TWRP and root)

just after the reboot I was able to update to MM trought OTA.
[YotaPhone] jeanchri:
I have the chinese version with 6.0.1, the chinese radio and everything is fine. I'm a heavy user and I get two days out of it. It's better than anything I had before.

If I only use the second screen, I can easily do three days and with all on. WIFI LTE BLUETOOTH NFC etc
[YotaPhone] cvzalez:
And you also have the proximity sensor ON all the time, for example. Yota won't give you any support.
[YotaPhone] asdfffffdsa:
If anyone finds a way to fix the EPD screen brightness/contrast, please report back here. I've tried YotaMirrorConfig on MM but it doesn't seem to have any effect. It was suggested to execute TouchCalibration in the *#*#4636*#*# menu but I'm just given a Settings Has Stopped error.

Seriously considering going back to 5.0 because this is just really, really bad.
[YotaPhone] jeanchri:
Xposed FTW .
[YotaPhone] rufy93:
Which module?
[YotaPhone] GetSAS:
I also have the YD 206 with chinese baseband (radio).

I flashed RU firmware with chinese radio files on it and got Lollipop.

There are no issues with the proximity sensor. I guess this depends on which radio files you flash on it.

Also the battery lifetime reaches up to 5 days, when i only use the EPD screen ( with light usage, read a book for example).

Atm everything works fine. I won't hurry with the MM update.
[YotaPhone] jeanchri:
I used sensor disabler, but you are right, it does nothing except keeping the screen on while calling.

So I used the hybrid Modem from unkernet and it works perfectly. Proximity sensor is behaving normally and all my networks are working great.

Just use the general thread '' [GUIDE] Everything you need to know - YotaPhone2'' to know how to flash it.

I used TWRP flawlessly.

Hope you'll try it and get some news for others ! ;)

I'm from Canada
[YotaPhone] cvzalez:
I been there already, while the hybrid baseband solves the proximity sensor it does not let WiFi scanning turn off, just go to dialler *#*#4636#*#* -> Wi-Fi information -> Wi-Fi status -> "Supplicant state" should be "DISCONNECTED" when Wifi Off and locations OFF, with hybrid is always "Scanning"

---------- Post added at 10:14 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:11 PM ----------

Proximity Sensor is always running with your settings, just got to a dark place and look at it, and you will see the reddish infra red sensor turned ON! It should be ON only when Phone calling as every other normal Phone!
[YotaPhone] bgillet:
Battery draining and overheating issues ?

Hi all,

I got OTA update a couple of days ago. I didn't meet any crash or bug with this new version. System looks faster and smoother and lots of problem (like deadlock when writing sms from back screen) seem being solved.

But, I have battery draining and overheating issues. Usually, after a 10 hours working day, I have still 60% battery left. But now, I have 30% left.

Tonight, I had a phone call for 20 minutes and during this time, my phone started heating a lot. It was even too hot to keep it near my ear. And during my phone call, my phone shut down. When I restarted it, I noticed my battery was empty which mean I lost 30% of battery in 20 minutes.

Below is a screenshot of device version.

[IMG="System properties"]https://imghost.io/images/2017/04/05/Systemproperties.jpg[/IMG]

On the following image, we can notice a significant battery usage in a short time. But at this time, I was just reading my mails and news. Nothing else (no games, no music, no video) and screen brightness is around 30%. So, no reason for having such battery consumption.

[IMG="Battery usage"]https://imghost.io/images/2017/04/05/Batteryusage.jpg[/IMG]

Did anyone else noticed the same problem ?
[YotaPhone] GetSAS:
I've checked this already but i really can't see any infra red sensor even in a total dark room.

And i did not flash the hybrid radio, only the original chinese baseband radio files from the kitkat firmware.
[YotaPhone] rufy93:
Hmmm.

Referring to this procedure?

https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=71581534&postcount=11

Maybe worth a try during next week when I have some time.
[YotaPhone] jeanchri:
Should I be worried if I always keep my WiFi ON ? Or it'll use more battery since it's always in ''search mode'' ?

Thank you, cvzalez
[YotaPhone] kelobb:
I'm on latest LP RU.1.1.134 with custom TWRP recovery,

Did anybody upgraded OTA firmware with TWRP (unable to flash due to wrong paritition etc...).

I could do full flash, but do not want to loose data.

Thanks for any tips.
[YotaPhone] PaPy yHo:
Thanks to you, i could upgrade mine toi juste as you did.

It's been such an improvement. Espacialy un the use or the epd screen...

So happy from it.
[YotaPhone] Cyberdyne:
I know how it works. I just wonder why I should do that. I need adb sideload if my phone is not booting anymore (and if I have no OTG cable) but for this update I can just boot my phone and use any possible transfer method (BT, USB, WLAN). Why should I use adb sideload? The instruction should be: Copy the zip-file to your phone. If you want to do it via adb sideload - do it.
[YotaPhone] rufy93:
I did not have access to the full version zip so I did the following to upgrade and still retain data:

Installation of RU 124 (without wiping/flashing data) using fastboot

ADB sideload to 134 (data not affected) using stock recovery

ADB sideload to MM (data not affected) using stock recovery

Boot to OS to create cache.

Boot (not install) TWRP for installation of root.

Installation of xposed.

---------- Post added at 08:57 ---------- Previous post was at 08:54 ----------

The stock recovery does not have the option to select a zip to install, hence sideload.
[YotaPhone] Cyberdyne:
Ahhhh! Thank you! That is a good reason. I didn't know that - I had TWRP since day one.

I flashed with TWRP. I tried to flash the update but that did not work (Error 7). Then I flashed the full OTA and it worked perfectly. I did not lose any data. With this OTA the data partition, the recovery and modem stay as they are. You just lose root. Install supersu after installing the OTA and everything is fine!
[YotaPhone] bgillet:
Battery draining and overheating issues ?

Is there a specific address where to send feedback about this new version for non russian users ? Official website support section is not very helpfull for that.
[YotaPhone] Cyberdyne:
Are you sure, that this is a problem with the hybrid modem only? Are you sure that you get "Supplicant state" to be "DISCONNECTED" if you use the chinese modem. Is it disconnected when using an original YD201 with the original russian modem?

I had no problems with the chinese modem but I switched over to the hybrid modem because I wanted to test the LTE hack. It works! Now I will switch back to the chinese modem to see if LTE will still work and if it changes the "Supplicant state". (as soon as I am home)

Could someone with a real YD201 check the "Supplicant state" when WLAN is switched off and report it here please? Thank you!
[YotaPhone] cvzalez:
Yes, when WiFi OFF and and Location Services OFF (With no WiFi Location scanning OFF) then "Supplicant state" must be: "Disconnected", I already flashed the original China baseband and the "Supplicant state" goes to "Disconnected" as it should, unfortunately the China baseband have the proximity always ON bug. I am right now using the China original baseband radio files, because after all the Proximity sensor uses about 0.15 mA and WiFi scanning uses much more ~100mA, how often those it scan an how it compares is the really question, but Android gives the information that it's always scanning.

Changing the radio band is easy procedure so all the people over here with YD206 can test and see what works best for battery life.

I don't know how the hybrid firmware was made, maybe in a next version of the hybrid baseband can be solved. YotaDevices however won't give you any support relative to YD206 they prefer their brand name to discharge into the sewage than working it out and support it.

Yota Contacts are this ones:

Customer Support Team - Yota Devices

support@yotadevices.com

www.yotaphone.com

Facebook facebook.com/YotaPhone

Twitter twitter.com/YotaDevicesRu

VKontakte vk.com/yota.devices
[YotaPhone] sacclaudi:
Hy. Can you confirm someone if I make this ota I shall not lose nothing, photos, contact, documents? Thanks.
[YotaPhone] manuel.huygen:
Hi Sacclaudi,

There's absolutely no problem with this OTA, I got exactly the same appearance as before the OTA.

Besides, it seems to me that

the battery life improved a little bit

, since there is the "smart battery" feature in Marshmallow :

http://hpics.li/a359428
[YotaPhone] dimos23:
Can i flash the fota with the yotaphone flasher?
[YotaPhone] kelobb:
I confirm that with TWRP I could easily update with full (1GB) rom size (from 1st post page torrent) just install with TWRP option then wait for reoptimization, then asb sideload supersu zip, and voila...6.0.1 on the board.

Annoying thing in MM - the mobile switch (data transmission) is one more click to go...but we will see.

I was happy with LP and batter drain (minimal) so I will compare.

Regards
[YotaPhone] dmix_shinri:
When I m on lollipop, cn modem, sometime I do get this wifi is still active although it actually turn off, can be seen at battery graph. Restart solve it.

As with MM with this hybrid modem, I still have same issues. As [MENTION=8012019]cvzalez[/MENTION] mention about wifi state is scanning, it is true although wifi already turn off.

I try something and wifi state change to complete.

I turn on wifi, turn on airplane mode, turn off airplane mode, turn off wifi.

So wifi stay as complete.
[YotaPhone] cvzalez:
Complete is good sign, because it means it done the connection and the stop the service.

Tell us your configuration,

Phone model?

Baseband?

Rom?

The problem I had found was that if I connected on a Wifi then disconnected, or if Locations services was turned on, even if I disconnect them after, the Wifi would be scanning all day long, I don't think restarting everytime I want WiFi to Trully be OFF as solution. So I flashed China Baseband and now the WiFi turns OFF correctly, unfortunately there's the proximity sensor ON all the time.
[YotaPhone] ~El Julio~:
If you want to keep root (& be sure you won't lose any SuperSU's settings) when updating, you can simply flash SuperSU's zip right after flashing the (F)OTA package.

It is actually a better way than to boot once & only then rebooting to recovery to flash it.

Don't know what you did nor what about you quoted being related to "this" but if you have a real YD201, the only things you need to worry about is flashing correctly the relevant files you want/have to use depending on what you're aiming for but most important of all, reading all you can find (the guide should be all you need btw, so..) so you will actually KNOW what you're doing.

This would avoid you being agressive and disrespectful like you did at the end of your post.

Don't know nor care about who you insulted here but I'm reporting you for that behavior.

The spirit of this forum is to help each others the best we can while improving each others' knowledge and maybe find solutions and tricks as/for a community we ought to be thankful for and cherish.

Please remain as calm as possible (your phone isn't a dead brick so you can recover it from what happened), express yourself clearly and respectfully towards others, and simply describe accurately what steps you did, where it led you, and kindly ask for the help you need. Then you'll get it. (By reading the guide and other YP2 threads, you should already know how to restore your phone to a fully working state, btw... Just saying.)
[YotaPhone] dmix_shinri:
206, hybrid ru-cn, MM 1.47

I tried reboot, wifi state still at complete.

I tried forget network, wifi state change to scanning.

If I turn off wifi, it stay as scanning.

So if I m connected to known wifi, it change to complete.

When I m on lollipop HK 124d cn modem, I got this proximity always on even screen off. After I played with *#4636#*, phone information, change to all network setting (GSM, LTE, CDMA..) turn off network, turn on network, change back to GSM, LTE, the weird things is, proximity turn off when screen is off but stay on as the screen is on or when using epd.
[YotaPhone] n00sty:
I've got a y206 with mm6 and the hybrid baseband and I've got no wifi issue. When i turn off the wifi it says disconnected and then completed once refreshed.
[YotaPhone] Flash-User:
Hi i have a HK device (from gearbest) with 5.0 android as YD201 (flashed with yotaflasher)

is there a possibility to upgrade to 6.0?

Should is flash the RU firmware (5.0) and then upgrade via OTA?

Thanks
[YotaPhone] michael.santos:
Yes, write in English to this email address: support@yotadevices.com

They probably will need some days to answer, be patient... :D
[YotaPhone] cvzalez:
Yes, that's the same with me when using the hybrid baseband, the problem with the WiFi Scanning, is when on the move, tavelling and commuting, bus, train, walking on the street, the wifi will be searching for routers all day long even if I have it turned off, that's a big problem. When I was with the hybrid baseband, the proximity sensor was On only on calls, that's strange that happens differently with you, anyway, I contacted Yota already and the Official stand is: -We don't give a damn for YD206-
[YotaPhone] dmix_shinri:
[MENTION=8012019]cvzalez[/MENTION], too bad. It seem yotaphone got two company/department that do development for ROM. One for yd201 and others (206,207?)

For 206, it is supposedly Chinese company to develop and upgrade it from KK to LP to MM?

Some issue here.. yotadevice need to work with their relationship. :)

I'll try to use back cn modem and will report back if proximity is off when screen is off. Btw, I already did nvram trick, do I need to change it into original value or leave it?
[YotaPhone] cvzalez:
You can leave the NVRAM, it does not interfere as far I am aware. I am done with Yota actually, won't buy another one, this lack of support is also lack of respect for it's costumers!
[YotaPhone] jeanchri:
Do you know if there is the China .zip RADIO that I can flash with TWRP like the hybrid one?
[YotaPhone] dmix_shinri:
If you open that hybrid modem zip file, there is radio folder.

I already replace that radio folder with China radio BUT never tried it yet. I assuming that I can install it using twrp.

---------- Post added at 03:02 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:49 PM ----------

I already tried it. It work! Just replace radio folder inside that zip file with another modem.

For proximity sensor, yes it just on BUT after I play with *#4636#* phone information, I change to unknown, turn off network, turn on network.. now proximity sensor will turn off when screen is off.

Update. Now j m using china modem with nvram trick. If there is no known network, wifi supplicant state stay at scanning even wifi is off
[YotaPhone] ~El Julio~:
If it only was about that.. They disrespected their manufacturer too. Hence all these YD206 underpriced on the (actual) gray market. They don't get any money on these and so won't support it.

The lack of transparency is their biggest fault regarding their devices users.
[YotaPhone] Pak07:
I have the hybrid radio and LTE-20 hack and wifi status shows "supplicant state: disconnected"
[YotaPhone] jmmcg:
Excuse me: but if you actually read my reply rather than getting all sensitive, you would have read it was in response to "ota" Over-The-Air update. Which just became available today to download. OTA updates SHOULD not require one to read reams-and-reams of detailed developer notes regarding the ins & outs of rooted/etc phones. I have no idea how to tell a "real YD201" from the one I have. Given you state the " spirit of this forum is to help each others" which you blatantly haven't I struggle to see that spirit exemplified by you.

Given that the back=-screen of my phone has been effectively bricked by an OTA update that I took in good faith as a tested update I think I am reasonably justified in my annoyance.

And still not advice regarding how to downgrade for someone who has seen a dialog pop up on their phone stating that the OTA update was available, so they just installed it in good faith.
[YotaPhone] jeanchri:
Cool, it worked for the flash. What are you changing to unknown and how?

I put the CN version back, it works but now I have the proximity sensor problem AND the always scanning wifi problem. :/

big thanks.