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[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] TomDDD:
Think so too that it's perhaps only available for rooted phone's. But just a widget that shows you you're in fast charge would be OK. Nothing however that indicates you're in fast charge mode.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] paralight:
hello

looking for the same thing.. maybe with QuickShortcutMaker. i'll try

edit: ok, i've tried with QSM, and it's possible to make a shortcut to the battery actiity, but not further.

we must go after to advance parameters

here the export shortcut with QuicShortcutMaker:

Application: Device maintenance

Activity: Battery

Package/Class: com.samsung.android.lool/com.samsung.android.sm.ui.battery.BatteryActivity

Goole Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.samsung.android.lool
[Lenovo Zuk Z2 Pro Questions & Answers] phoenixrap:
My zuk z2 pro went into test mode and I can not get out

Help
[Lenovo Zuk Z2 Pro Questions & Answers] Syaoran:
I have the same problem. I cannot even touch the buttons at the bottom, which is very annoying :/
[Lenovo Zuk Z2 Pro Questions & Answers] fenelis:
Please see this post
[Lenovo Zuk Z2 Pro Questions & Answers] phoenixrap:
I don't enter in the fastboot mode. The phone is blocking in mode FFBM and I can't touch de bottoms on display
[Lenovo Zuk Z2 Pro Questions & Answers] N2k1:
Press & hold Vol+ and Vol- - now press (and hold) Power until phone vibrates. Release power key.

If there is a new screen, release Vol keys,

Select ENGLISH and shutdown.

Now restart phone
[Lenovo Zuk Z2 Pro Questions & Answers] JBoy53:
Nope. I have the same situation and am stuck with the test mode screen when attempt to boot the system. Recovery works fine. Tried the hold both volume buttons and plug into PC, and now have tried this. Always the same screen, nothing about selecting English, just the option to access the Options Menu. Selecting Fastboot takes me to menu where Ican select Recovery, Startup, AND "Boot to FFBM". Have wiped all but internal SD, and "Repaired" System, Persist, Cache. Have tried installing an official ROM and Lineage ROM. No combinations of these have fixed the problem.

Problem started when I was updating the official ROM and decided to try out the FFBM boot option. BIG mistake.

Now am stuck with a system that will no longer boot.

John
[Lenovo Zuk Z2 Pro Questions & Answers] JBoy53:
UPDATE: TWRP 3.0.3-0 saved my ass. It permits selection of booting into EDL (9008) mode, bypassed all the PC based commands that weren't working, and I reloaded Zuk factory ROM again. Got past the test mode screen finally. Discovered that I don't care for the original ROM at all, too many Google things I'm accustomed to (Like Google Play store) missing. Added a few things back in, but wasn't worth the trouble. It took me about 15 minutes to refla sh it using TWRP with the latest nightly version of the Mokee ROM for this device (Android 7.1.2) and it works GREAT. Lineage wasn't ready yet.

The only hold over from all my initial problems is that upon boot it acts of if I'm doing the up Vol button action. It goes to the screen where I can press a Vol button and go into the boot loader or just wait 5 seconds for it to carry on booting normally. I don't know how to correct this, but not really a problem.

Link about TWRP 3.0.3-0 -

https://xdaforums.com/zuk-z2-pro/development/twrp-twrp-3-0-3-0-teamwin-recovery-t3529601
[Lenovo Zuk Z2 Pro Questions & Answers] bludyvenom:
Works fine.
[General Questions and Answers] vinaykharayat:
I came across custom rom port for Intex Aqua star 2, and half successfully ported it to my own Spredtrum 7731 device, using stock rom as base.

The port works perfectly,except for the fact that it produces no sounds through the loudspeaker. Headphones are alright, no problem making and receiving calls, but no ringtones or any other sound that should be played through the back speaker.

I would appreciate some help figuring out what I have to replace from the Stock rom to the Custom rom in order to fix this...

(by the way, the same thing happens with any other custom rom I ported... no other problems apart from that...)

Thank you in advance.

P.S-I forgot to mention I have already tried replacing lib files including "libaudio" in the filename.

I also tried replacing lib/hw/audio.primary.default, which also made no difference...

:rolleyes:

Here is my logcat
[X Style (Pure) General] randalgibbons:
I couldn't be happier with the performance of this device.

Thank you moto!
[X Style (Pure) General] Sean89us:
Really? I mean performance is good but a lot of us here have crap SOT. Mine barely makes 2 hours of SOT, which is pretty low.
[X Style (Pure) General] tycho.98:
Which rom and what's the theme?
[X Style (Pure) General] acejavelin:
How are you managing 5-6 hours screen on time on mobile data and what are you doing? Nobody gets that without some serious tweaking and the screen brightness basically off... 5 hours of continuous use on WiFi maybe, maybe, but not on mobile data.
[X Style (Pure) General] xgerryx:
You may be the only owner of this device to ever actually type this out. I mean, battery life is fine, but if it was actually GREAT, it could have been one of the better Android devices ever made. Without it, I like the phone. And nothing more.
[X Style (Pure) General] randalgibbons:
Its all true. I put this phone through a lot too. I've themed

every app and every icon. It seems like I'm constantly

changing something. I reboot between 5 and 10 times a

day also. I used to tweak it but I've found simple is better.

I haven't made any changes to the build.prop and the gov

settings are basic (attached). Here are some pics to show

some of my work.
[X Style (Pure) General] randalgibbons:
See above.
[X Style (Pure) General] tech_infinity:
I've NEVER had a SOT of over 3 hours lol
[X Style (Pure) General] acejavelin:
Hmm... I average 3h 26m but my max isn't quite 4h, and that's average over 3 months.
[X Style (Pure) General] xgerryx:
I never noticed that "average" feature on GSM, but upon looking at mine, I am averaging 2:31. Yikes! I use xposed, Ambient display, and some other screen things like f.lux though. Not sure how to quantify the difference.

But to the OPs point about rebooting 10 times a day..I sometimes lose 7-8% of battery when I reboot so this is even harder to believe.

---------- Post added at 04:47 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:41 PM ----------

I'm going to try the CPU settings you have and see if it makes any difference for me.
[X Style (Pure) General] GuestK00434:
Haven't had the device that long but I'm around 7 hrs SOT. No problems hitting 6 hrs.

Non-rooted, basic setup, sync on, data on all the time though I'm in a terrible area for T-Mobile so I've set it to 3g lately..... Most battery lost browsing the web. No WiFi.

Since I don't get a lot of notifications, or spend a lot of time on the phone or have social apps = good battery life.

I've got over 9 hrs SOT with my LG optimus g pro rooted and locked down. Easy 7.5 on that phone no matter what.

Got 9 hrs using my neighbour's Moto G4 Plus.

:D
[X Style (Pure) General] Sean89us:
There is just no possible way this is true. SOT (screen on time) is not the same as the time it takes the phone to die after you pull it off the charger. Even the Nexus 6p has an average of like 6 hours SOT and it's got an extra 450mAh. Right now I'm running this phone totally stock unrooted without many apps and my SOT varies from 2-3 hours. Back when I was rooted and spent a lot of time doing battery related tweaks (which also happen to kill a lot of funtionality) I could get just over 4 hours. My sister in law has a G4 (non plus) and averages 3-3.5 hours SOT.

https://xdaforums.com/nexus-6p/review/screen-time-t3239509
[X Style (Pure) General] BackDaws:
Always over 5 hours sot but it's not enough, I had a LG g2 and could get 7+ sot but that was only a 1080p screen, if Moto had chosen a 1080p amoled screen this phone would of been unbeatable.
[X Style (Pure) General] GuestK00434:
And yet....At 48% left
[X Style (Pure) General] aybarrap1:
I can honestly say 5+ hours SOT is possible. However, I achieved that with airplane mode on for a few hours and was reading a Kindle book with about 35% brightness, white text on black background. This requires little processing power and minimal touch interaction. On a regular day 3-4 hours is norm and this is checking emails, reading forums and news, reading some on Kindle, and about half of a day on 3g (not LTE). I don't get many emails, texts, or calls, so notifications are at a minimal (I have Moto display on). I also use Google now to track weather, traffic, packages, etc and have both Google and Moto voice off (just can't justify it when the mic button is just a tap). I just cannot see the SOT time you are claiming, especially if you are not rooted and heavily tweaked. I'm happy with my set up though and would not cripple my phone in the name of battery life.
[X Style (Pure) General] randalgibbons:
I'm wondering if we should be considering the quality of the batteries being put into our devices. Look what got past the QC inspectors at Samsung's manufacturer. Makes me wonder how well they control their processes and how low a level of quality are they willing to ship out their door. Hmm...
[X Style (Pure) General] Fran Torres:
How? I can only get 2:30 of screen, if I use it a lot, 3h...
[X Style (Pure) General] acejavelin:
Screen brightness is the key... The display panel is what takes most of the battery, if you turn off auto brightness and turn the brightness down to near zero you will get much higher more battery life.

The real problem with this device isn't the battery, it's the display panel (in regards to battery life).
[X Style (Pure) General] jackpollard:
My N6P is currently in the "shop", I got the dreaded boot loop of death. While I wait for it to come back, I've been enjoying the MXPE, excellent phone. I just wanted to add my comment to the N6P getting 6 hours of SOT. I bought it new in Dec. 15 from Google and the very very best SOT is around 3.5 hours. I'm a medium user I would say; email, messaging, web, some social media. I've tried most of the N6P roms and kernels and maybe with Franko's kernel I eked out a bit more, but never got more then 4 hours and that was rare. I generally have my display turned way down, turn off notifications except for messaging, phone, greenify. Nougat was better then MM, but not much.

So far the battery on the MXPE is pretty on par with the 6P for me.
[X Style (Pure) General] GuestK00434:
The OP of this thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3249458

does pretty much exactly what I've always done, and the battery life is within 30 minutes of mine, I'm currently not rooted and can't disable as many continuously running background apps.

I've always cringed when I would read reviews and people on here about SOT whenever I was considering buying a device. But each person's way of using the device is unique -- one bad app can kill SOT, even using chrome as your main browser will put a big dent in it.

I would say, other than data being on always instead of on WiFi, I use my device like I've always used a pc or tablet.....

If I was only getting 3 hrs SOT I would only look at devices I could get an extended battery case for OR I would be tied to an outlet.

Nonetheless, 6+ hrs SOT is possible for this device -- regardless of what anyone wants to *believe* is possible ;)
[X Style (Pure) General] iks8:
Maybe one of the reasons, screen is very bright and nice but it's not main issue. The main battery issue is crappy sd808, every phone with this soc has issues with battery life, older 801 was as fast as 808 and was providing way better battery life.
[X Style (Pure) General] xgerryx:
I think another thing to not overlook is the ENTIRE life of the battery and not just screen on time. If my bluetooth audio mix is taking 30% battery in 90 minutes at the gym listening to music on BT headphones, I wouldn't even have enough total time left in the battery to try to get that level of SoT. It would be dead before I even got to 4 hours. I think the overall power management and battery itself is a question. Maybe trying to replace the battery would help.

Points against this argument would be xposed, ambient display, viper audio, screen filters. I don't know a single person who dedicates all of their energy using a phone trying to save extra battery.
[X Style (Pure) General] :
I posted a link in a previous comment, the person does everything I do.

I've never seen a custom ROM get as good battery life as the stock ROM...at least since 4.0

Your carrier helps a bit. I get worse with AT&T than T-Mobile.

Though, as pointed out, screen is a big factor. I use manual brightness and it's generally pretty low but plenty bright for me -- this device has a rather bright screen compared to my last. Second, is nasty apps -- they generally become obvious. Finally, and this is big, is location access. Leaving location on isn't the problem it's the apps that are allowed to constantly access it, and the worst is Google! If you let Google have full location access all the time I can guarantee their eating a lot of your battery -- so, this becomes a big choice, how much do you want or need apps constantly following your every movement.

Read the link I posted earlier......it's all good battery life knowledge.
[X Style (Pure) General] acejavelin:
The SOC isn't the real issue, except when on voice calls (voice calls suck battery on the SD808) or the signal strength is poor... This thing will sleep like a baby and when dozing it take less than 1/4% battery per hour. Look at this screenshot I posted earlier, the screen is 1/3 of the battery and the radios nearly as much. Poor signal or "average" brightness will kill the battery on this device.

When I used to play Pokémon Go, I would see the display taking 80+% of the battery sometimes.
[X Style (Pure) General] :
Ok, here's my SOT for the past two days.....

Notice overnight it's rather flat -- if you're decreasing battery appreciably when in airplane mode or idle for long periods you need to find the problem, as others have noted here.
[X Style (Pure) General] Theonetoday:
My battery drains overnight. I'm using LineageOS so I'm assuming it's just some kinks with the build.
[X Style (Pure) General] tech_infinity:
Maybe something similar to this will help everyone get great battery life : https://goo.gl/Po4J0d

A new suite of kernel tweaks for the OnePlus 3 promise 7-8 hours of screen-on time "with regular, no-compromise usage habits" and lag-free performance.
[X Style (Pure) General] :
Some custom ROMs do have a lot of wake-locks. That's one of the reasons you'll see most people say, stock gives the best battery life. I've found in the past that going with a cleaned up stock ROM with Xposed to be the best compromise for battery life and customization.

Again, for everyone, here's the post for battery life tweaks

https://xdaforums.com/moto-x-style/general/guide-getting-battery-life-t3249458

And....the past few days I finally left T-Mobile, using total wireless now, and here's a day of heavy web surfing doing research online: 8 hrs SOT. I ran the device till it s shut down, put it on charger, took screenshot as soon as I restarted. That's why it shows 27%...
[X Style (Pure) General] sooyong94:
My Moto X Style hits around 4 hours SOT at medium low brightness with moderate gaming and WiFi (although Gravitybox's Smart Radio is enabled to keep power consumption low)

Stock Marshmallow 6.0.1 with systemless root and xposed :good:
[X Style (Pure) General] :
Here's something that'll blow most people's minds....And it's not April first, and it's not a joke. 15 hrs SOT over 4 days....

Clearly the screen on the Moto x pure isn't as battery hungry as some claim/think -- it's Qualcomm's SoC and modems that kill SOT......
[X Style (Pure) General] xxhunterxx11:
What did you do to achieve that? I can't even get close to 4hrs. SOT.
[X Style (Pure) General] cerobles1:
I mean come on Moto, I can't get past 7 hrs SOT. No matter what I do. Not kool
[X Style (Pure) General] :
I posted a link earlier to a thread where the OP discusses the basics.

Second, the problem isn't having your screen on. The problem is the SoC & modem -- a voice call will use more battery than the screen. Therefore, it's about regulating SoC & modem usage. The how for me is, ensure there are minimal apps running. By that I mean, apps that cause CPU, GPU, or modem use -- email is push, text & voice are cellular standby = no real usage going on. I don't keep apps that cause SoC or modem usage, except when I use them. Second, realise that the more you swipe, scroll, etc the more you cause the CPU & GPU to be used, thus if I'm reading a web page, ebook, etc, I do not scroll -- I read the entire screen, no touching or triggering of the system, before I scroll.

So, that 15 hrs of SOT was mostly reading, thus my point that the screen isn't the battery hog most think it is. Nonetheless, it was over several days with data always on (have great connection now on Verizon = much less battery drain) and syncing the basics (gmail, contacts, etc), and a bit of browsing, about 1 hr voice call, installing a few apps, editing contacts = normal basic stuff. But no "bad" battery hogging apps (chrome, Facebook, etc.), and no location tracking apps running during that time.

In other words, during those few days my phone was a tablet. But still, great SOT!

Even now, I'm at 40% with about 7 hrs SOT and it was pulled off the charger at 8am on the fourth.

Now, many people want Google now and similar type apps constantly tracking their every move = littre screen on time.

I don't expect people to use their device like I do, just to realize that the CPU, GPU, and modem usage is what's really killing their battery life.
[X Style (Pure) General] xxhunterxx11:
Thank you for your detailed response! I appreciate it.
[X Style (Pure) General] aybarrap1:
I can concur with the SOT being much higher while reading. Using Kindle, I easily achieved 4+ hours at the first half of battery life... And I had location tracking (battery saving mode) and Google now writing in the background. I here to say it, but I now believe the insane SOT is possible. I'm just not willing to turn off things like Google now and location tracking because I find the features beneficial (read convenient :D )for me. So I accept this fact and move on.
[X Style (Pure) General] CLETjB:
I'm running STOCK (Build MPHS24.49-18-8) September 2016 build, and I get decent battery life. All I did was go into "Developer options" and changed all 3 (Window animation, Transition animation, and Animator duration) scales from 1.0 to 0.5, Battery last almost 2 days with WiFi on about 60% of the time.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] _uNk_:
Hi,

I try find a solution for fix problem with keyboard.

Update the ROM to WM6 and works fine, but the keyboard fisic dont work correctly.

When update to WM6 i experimented some problems for write the chars (@, /, ?, etc)

Install a lot of programs that in theory fix problems.

I have WM6 in spanish, and the PDA was bought in Ebay, so from Cingular (in english).

So, somebody can help me, to write @ when i check the point blue and symbol @?

Thanks
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] character:
use advance config by schap

go to keyboard>>> cingular>> done

it will reset

then try to use it again

was my problem too

hope this helps

or you can do this

use this registry hack:

[HKLM\SOFTWARE\OEM\Qwerty]

"Layout"=263177 (decimal)

merry christmas
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] _uNk_:
Works!

Thanks

Merry Christmas
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] aaronwms:
Works for me too! Thanks.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] shanetheclassic:
Not to sound like an asshole, but this issue has been discussed MILLIONS OF TIMES.

PLEASE TRY AND READ THE WIKI BEFORE YOU POST ANYTHING!!! STOP BEING LAZY AND KEEP THIS FORUM CLEAN!!!
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] a2avin:
Hi All,

I have been using Nexus 5 for a while now, got my old Samsung Galaxy s3 as well. I am using nexus 5 for personal use and s3 for official use. Is there a way I could use any app similar to LG Qpair (which forwards calls from phone to tab etc) which can forward calls and messages from s3 to n5?
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] dabbler77:
Yesterday I restored to stock 1.95.401.4 to take the Nougat update. I took the update and my 10 was running great!

To cut a long and painful story short (i wish i had left the phone alone), I rooted and flashed the google dialer which broke my 7.0 install, I thought, no problem ill go back to stock system and boot and start again.

However - i restored what i thought was a 2.41.401.3 backup in TWRP and then discovered is was actually my backup of 1.95.401.4.

My phone is now stuck in a boot loop, I can get into twrp, bootloader mode etc etc, so i hope all is not lost.

How would I go about fixing this? (My twrp backup of 2.41.401.3 is no where to be found)

Many thanks for your help
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] Ivanovic:
Are you s-off? If yes just run the 1.90.401.x ruu

Στάλθηκε από το HTC 10 μου χρησιμοποιώντας Tapatalk
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] dabbler77:
No S-ON im afraid, and i cannot S-Off as i cannt boot into Android :(
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] Magnum_Enforcer:
Why not just flash a new ROM via recovery?

Sent from my HTC 10
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] dabbler77:
I cant, i dont have a backup of 2.41.401.3, and as im s-on i cant go to an earlier version - unless im misunderstanding?
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] Mr Hofs:
Just flash a nice custom rom and benefit the advantages
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] Magnum_Enforcer:
Being S-on has nothing to do with flashing a ROM. S-on only affects the ability to downgrade your firmware or run a RUU for an older version than what you have currently. Custom ROM's do not contain firmware, only software.

Sent from my HTC 10
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] sleeptab:
Seems you have to do the same procedure I had to to when I upgraded from 2.28 to 2.41 with S-On device.

Just look here, something nice: https://xdaforums.com/htc-10/how-to...pt-message-t3378187/post68362159#post68362159

After that flash 1.90.401.5 RUU.zip and all further OTA until you're finally on 2.41.401.3. After it worked, don't forget doing backup of your SystemImage:)
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] dabbler77:
So I can keep my firmware at 2.41.401.3 but restore the system & boot to 1.90.401.5 ? I did that (by mistake) and it wont boot - just boot loops after the logo.

I must be misunderstanding all of this, this is my first ever Android device since ditching apple!!
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] Magnum_Enforcer:
Yes, you can keep your firmware. Just flash a compatible ROM to your phone so you're up and running again. I wouldn't bother with restoring anything, as that's likely where your issue started-do a full wipe in TWRP (Dalvik cache, system, data) and start with a clean flash.

Sent from my HTC 10
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] yldlj:
Either flash a custom ROM or go to the stock thread and find a stock system.img and boot.img of 2.41.401 and flash that in twrp. If no one has posted it just ask.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] dabbler77:
Thats what im trying to do, there are a few posts in that thread asking for a twrp backup of 2.42.401.3 - guess ill have to wait longer until someone posts it.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] mikhuramet:
hi

htc 10

im s-on unlock

i restore my twrp backup in 2.41.401.3 then i flash firmware 2.41.401.3 in ruu mode and then

i lose download mode

i just can go to bootloader

my bootloader unlock

please help me

what i do for back my download mod and flash twrp backup
[OnePlus 3T Questions & Answers] fireguy0306:
I just got my 3T yesterday, so it's still a bit new and I know sometimes it needs to "settle", however it's getting fairly warm while I am simply browsing the internet or even reading emails.

I've been using it for ~15 minutes and I'm down 10% already and the battery page says "3 hours remaining". That seems crazy fast.

I did the 4.0.2 update and I am running 2 sims.

Edit: It looks to be the a huge "Android System & Google Play services drain".