yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] mrvanx:
Good idea.....everybody please give this a go.

1.48.00.10 - GSM 1800 - Average 34mA

1.48.00.10 - UMTS 2100 - Average 33mA (interesting)

Ideally we could use somebody flashing a naked ROM (such as pandora) and trying out each radio on both GSM and UMTS (3G). My tests have phonealarm running in the background which most likely causes more juice to be sapped.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] noellenchris:
1.54.30.00 measure conditions - GSM on, BT on, display on, backlight off - 38mA

That was average after about 30min with the above settings
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] jimmur:
1.54.30.00 - 32mA

TNT's ROM after 10 min.

Bluetooth on, Back light off
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] MaRaHoX:
1.54.30.10

GSM ROM 1.54.30.10

1) measure conditions - GSM on, BT on, display on, backlight off - avg. 37 mA, total 6mAh

2) measure conditions - GSM off, BT on, display on, backight off - avg. 26 mA, total 4 mAh

Maybe will be good to specify standard for measure conditions, because these description is uncartain and for true result it is neccessary. I don't understand to all causes of battery consumption:(, but it also depends on applications in RAM etc.?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] kipe:
GSM ROM 1.54.30.10

GSM/UMTS OFF

1) measure conditions - GSM off, BT on, display on, backlight on (40% brightness)- avg. 42 mA, total 7mAh

2) measure conditions - GSM off, BT on, display on, backight off - avg. mA, total mAh

GSM/UMTS ON

1) measure conditions - GSM on (UMTS 2100), BT on, display on, backight on (40% brightness) - avg. 54 mA, total 9 mAh

2) measure conditions - GSM on (UMTS 2100), BT on, display on, backight off - avg. 36mA, total 6mAh

*Test is still ongoing, flashing to 1.47.00.10 & post will be edited later on
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] chymmylt:
I think you right - it would be best to have one peson run through the radio roms and record. Each person posting their results is somewhat apples to orages because battery consumption has a lot more variables then just sceen off - bluetooth on - i.e. differn't loads on the processor (might have program taxing the processor in the background) - distance from towers (somebody closer to the tower will use less power then somebody futher), etc. - even the weather can effect it. There are soo many variables that unless we have one person, using the same rom in the same place that will flash one radio, test and then move on to the next radio rom, it is unlikely that we will get an accurate representation of battery consumption per radio rom :(
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] mrvanx:
If I have time i might begin a series of tests once ive flashed a 'naked' rom. Taking an old radio (no older than 1.27) as the baseline.

so whatever the consumption the rating for the baseline radio would be 1.00.

a consumption of 10% above would result in a score of 0.9......less power consumption shows a score of above 1.....higher scores are better obviously......everybody agree?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] noellenchris:
That sounds awesome. If you need any help let me know. It's a lot of work to take on. But you could complete a good series in a day if ya have the time. We would know which radio rom has best power consumption and then all we have to do is figure which one works for us in our area and be done with it.

Maybe Start a new thread?

Good luck.

Chris:)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] kipe:
couldn't ask for more from u bro... my thanks in advance for your time.. :)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] chymmylt:
Mrvanx, you never cease to amaze me in your awesomeness :)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] galaxys:
very productive...can't wait for the overall results!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] Ofaskian:
Hello From Greece - Cosmote

Hello Guys and Happy New Year ,

I Have Made My Tests And the Results Are :

ROM 1.48.00.00

GSM

1) Measure Conditions - GSM On, BT on, display off, avg. 71 mA, total 2mAh

2) Measure Conditions - GSM off, BT on, display off avg. 65mA, total mAh

UMTS

1) Measure Conditions - UMTS on (UMTS 2100), BT on, display off, avg. 71 mA, total 3 mAh

2) Measure Conditions - UMTS off (UMTS 2100), BT on, display off, 66 mA, total 2mAh

That Are My Results As I Can See Big Consumtion but its the better radio here in greece in my opininion

Whats The better radion for battery life any suggention?

Waiting 4 Pm!!!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] mrvanx:
OK, does anybody have any test criteria for this??

Test 1: Radio on GSM mode, bluetooth off, nothing running except bare ROM & power meter.

Test 2: Radio on UMTS mode everything as test 1.

All tests an average over 10 mins. (as the original tests on this thread).
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] chymmylt:
Seems good to me - maybe give it 2-3 minutes from when you think the phone has booted to ensure all startup tasks have completed so the phone should have the least possible processor load. Also, I would try to have the phone in as close to the same location as possible for each test (so it will be as close to the same distance from the same tower for each test)

I think it's probably a bit much to load field test to ensure you are connected to the same tower each time though :S
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] mrvanx:
LOL too right.

The current tests im trying are:

Test 1 : 10 minutes of idle.......gsm only everything off and backlight off (not in standby). Nothing loaded except the power meter, no running tasks or today items.

Test 2 : as test 1 but with UMTS instead of gsm.

The results are showing up currently around between 10 and 20 mA.

Seems ive reduced the current being drawn by removing alot of processes and ofcourse the backlight. Any differences in the radios usage of the battery should show up clearer now.

EDIT:: have tested four radios, will come back on in the morning and report my findings.

EDIT 2:: See my new thread about this.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] chymmylt:
Thought of another thing that could affect results - if you have the SD card in or out. I assume you've already begun so just be sure that all test are preformed the same - if you haven't already begun - to get a more accurate measure I'd go w/o the card.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] Shamanix:
mrvanx, this could be great and useful.. ;)

If I might suggest the testing procedures.. it could take a lot of time to test everything, but would be a great comparison..

1.) GSM vs UMTS standby

2.) "Idle vs load" stress test on the processor/s ( spb benchmark, playing movie, ect.. )

3.) GSM vs UMTS back surfing the internet

4.) Wireless, bluetooth connections tests, ect.

It will give us better picture on the battery performance with different radios along with battery consumption while using the device in heavy usage conditions ;)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] matar:
What is necessary to detect the correct battery consumption?

Something like this: http://www.vandenmuyzenberg.nl/PowerGuard/ ???

Should I use this tool?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] camelush:
hungry

my phone is hungry comsumation

average = 283 mAh

any sugestions to reduce ?.....
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] swobnair:
Power Consumption Drastically Improoved

Hi

This is my first posting ever in XDA forum.

I had a very serious battery problem, and wanted to see what I could do about it. I barely managed 4 hours before battery was down to zero.

I installed a new ROM V27_RBSN_3G and I immediately felt that battery life was better, but I wanted to quantify and remove any misconceptions about what consumes power and what does not. People used to think UMTS or 3G consumes power. I needed scientific proof and was ready to pay the price.

I have now made my first few tests, a lot will follow which I will submit in this or maybe a separate thread.

SPV M3100 (Hermes 100)

Duration 5 mins each test

In some tests Backlight is set NOT to turn off.

Backlight is set at 1st notch -dimmest but not off -

Radio Rom 1.47.30.10

Test # 1

3G 0N

BT OFF

WIFI OFF

Display OFF

Running Programs 1 (acbPowerMeter-1.1)

Average Power = 9MA

Test # 2

3G 0N

BT OFF

WIFI OFF

Display ON

Running Programs 1 (acbPowerMeter-1.1)

Average Power = 23MA

Test # 3

3G 0FF (GSM)

BT OFF

WIFI OFF

Display OFF

Running Programs 1 (acbPowerMeter-1.1)

Average Power = 8MA

Test # 4

3G 0FF (GSM)

BT OFF

WIFI OFF

Display ON

Running Programs 1 (acbPowerMeter-1.1)

Average Power = 25MA

Summary of the above

The backlight even at its dimmest setting takes approx 17MA

GSM/3G have a negligible power consumption when not in use.

Next test is when a call is in progress using 3G and GSM

Now that the backlight is calculated all other tests will not take the backlight into consideration as one would need to simply add 17MA to whatever the result will be as during all the tests my backlight will be off.

The next tests will cover:

- 1 minute 3G call

- 1 minute GSM call

- Good reception area (full bars) no call

- Bad reception area (1 bar) no call

- Good reception area (full bars) 1 minute call

- Bad reception area (1 bar) 1 minute call

- Loose reception for 5 seconds - reconnect to new cell

Once these batch of tests are done. Then the final batch will concetrate on what we could do as software is concerned.

- 5 minute tests with some running applications such as Outlook, Opera, Garmin,

- Which is the most power hungry software ?

- Will it matter if we leave an application running in the background and switch to another application or is it better to close unused apps.

The final verdict will be given soon.

Thanks..

:)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] swobnair:
More Info on Power Consumption

Using the same mobile with the same settings as my last post.

3G 0FF (GSM)

wifi OFF

BT ON

Garmin with backlight always on (dimmest level)

Voice guidance on at 100%

Travelled for 15 minutes.

Average power consumption... Surprise... Surprise .... 52 MA

:)
[Samsung Galaxy Alpha] FunDaReav:
I love Marshmallow. I love Nougat.

I also love XPosed and its addons... especially Snapprefs.

But... I don't know which ROM i should use, that's based on the latest Android versions and got no camera, audio, etc... bugs.

So... do you know what i could use?
[Samsung Galaxy Alpha] subrashi cat:
The marshmallow rom has bugs like battery draining but you can get xposed modules and snapchat work.

The nougat rom has bugs snapchat doesn't work and xposed framework hasn't been updated to nougat yet sadly but there is no battery drain. There is a new update for our nougat rom soon.
[Samsung Gear Fit] faisalsiddiqui:
Sold gear fit2 & forgot to turn off reactivation lock. Got misguided by a website & d

I sold my Samsung gear fit2 recently and forgot to turn off the reactivation lock. I realized immediately after I had handed over the device and in my hurry to correct the situation I half read a page which told me to delete my Samsung account and recreate it using the same account credentials previously used. I foolishly thought this would help the buyer activate the device under his own account and went ahead and deleted my account. Now that the buyer is trying to setup the device it is asking for the original username and password which i have given to him (this is the recreated account with the same credentials) but the device is not accepting it and is stuck . Please advise what to do? I am very worried.
[A3000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rupeshforu3:
Hi I am Rupesh from India and I have lenovo a3000H and I am using it from past three years and I am bored with it and so I have downloaded cm 5.1.1 from your site.

I have tried a lot to root the device at first I have installed framaroot and after that I have installed superuser app which gave error as their is no su binary installed.

In order to unlock the bootloader I have installed android studio and USB drivers provided by the device vendor. When I connect the tab to Windows 8.1 system I am able to see an entry named lenovo a3000 under portable devices in device manager.

When I issue the command adb devices on command prompt of my pc I am able to see a serial number followed by the word device. When I issue the command adb reboot bootloader instead of entering into fastboot mode my tab is restarting itself after that when I issue the command fastboot devices I am unable to see no output.

Previously I have tried to backup my tab storage from PC using adb and my tab asked for confirmation but no backup was performed.

I think that fastboot is unable to detect the device.

I am unable to root my tab with using PC or without using PC.

Please suggest how to root my tab properly.

Regards,

Rupesh.
[A3000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rupeshforu3:
Before performing the above I have enabled USB debugging and became developer by tapping 7 times build number in about phone.
[Sprint LG G5 Questions & Answers] Grep_The_Truth:
I've never seen this "app" before. It just appeared today. Looks like it was pushed down from Sprint. It's called simply "Carrier Call Utility" and the icon is the Sprint logo. Version 6.0.015

It can't be opened, stopped, or uninstalled.

Does anyone know what it is? Is it new or did I just not see it before?
[Sprint LG G5 Questions & Answers] angiehere:
Carrier Call Utility

I do hope someone comes up with an answer for this. I just this morning (04/08/17) saw that it had "successfully been installed" on my phone as well. I have an ex son in law who installs imsi catcher quality spyware on the phones of his ex family members, so it is especially worrying for me. I can't imagine that it is something I need since the phone has worked fine without it all this time, so even if it's not something dangerous, it is 17.45mb of space being used by something utterly without merit at best and a liability at worst...

Anyone have any ideas? Talking to Sprint is not likely to get an answer that makes any sense.
[Sprint LG G5 Questions & Answers] AnnoyedToo:
It appeared on my phone too. Really annoying. I tried to find out what it is online, and finding nothing but this thread, I decided to just pull its plug if I could. I went into Settings, General, Apps and found it there. "Force Stop" and "Uninstall" weren't active for this app, so I clicked on the upper right dots and was able to disable the app that way. It showed way too many permissions for it to access my files and information anyway, which never makes me happy. It said that all data would be lost if I did, and asked if I wanted to revert back to the old app. Since I didn't ASK for this app, I clicked okay for it to remove and replace it. The app was replaced with the old Sprint Zone app. Which I never used anyway. :P
[Sprint LG G5 Questions & Answers] ch99tj:
I check my phone just now, 4/11/17, I don't have this app....
[Sprint LG G5 Questions & Answers] Maddwoodsman:
I have Boost Mobile and just now it was force installed and a message said boost zone is now my boost. I unistalled app update for carrier xall utility and unindtslled my boost and carrier call utility disappeared but nothing shows in uninstalled apps. I cleared my browsers cache and rebooted phone.

Update to my reply: It has reinstalled on my lgk3 phone three times now. I uninstall "my boost" which reverts back to "boost zone" which gets of call carrier utillity from my installed apps. But it just reinstalls again later.
[Sprint LG G5 Questions & Answers] angiehere:
Have to agree with Annoyed Too; it is another version (maybe?) of the Sprint Zone app, which like Annoyed Too, I never used. I never even opened it to see what it supposedly did. I can force stop mine after doing the reversion back to original app, but this is almost as annoying as Sprint Optimizer, the function of which is evidently to eat your battery. That's another one I have to keep force-stopping and can't get rid of...
[Sprint LG G5 Questions & Answers] Bubbles602:
I have boost mobile too and lookout security said it was safe to install
[Sprint LG G5 Questions & Answers] angiehere:
Oh, I'm sure it's safe enough, as it is a Sprint program, but the point is that it is there taking up resources and space with little if any benefit to the phone user. It is 17.45MB of uselessness that I'm certain no more than 0.5% of the population will ever even open to access and about 10% of THAT number will never use at all. I actually don't know a single person that has used Sprint Zone for anything, ever! More than half the people I speak to regularly have Sprint and none of them ever uses it; most of us have no real idea what it is supposed to be for, lol!
[Sprint LG G5 Questions & Answers] Kaeffie:
When I uninstalled the updates, it reset itself back to the old Sprint Zone.
[Sprint LG G5 Questions & Answers] Paquito490:
Same thing happened to me. I have Boost Mobile so the app on my phone is called My Boost. I reverted back to the factory version yesterday (Boost Zone) and discovered that such reversion only lasts 24 hours. My Boost was reinstalled. :( Looks like I need to root, though I don't want to because I bricked my previous phone.
[Sprint LG G5 Questions & Answers] angiehere:
I've never rooted a device simply because I figure that what you said would be exactly what would happen to me; the device would be a paperweight at the end of the process. I just wish we had a little more control over what ends up on our phones. If we wanted the particular software, we would research the apps, choose apps useful to us as individual users and install them ourselves. It seems like they would get that the fact that we didn't do that means we don't want the app on our devices. Of course, what WE want rarely plays a role in what the carrier companies decide to clutter up our phones with...
[Sprint LG G5 Questions & Answers] Coach2005:
It just popped up as an update on my phone a little bit ago. I pressed on it and it disappeared. Had to go into settings to find it. This is the only link that comes up when I googled it. Then I had a notification pop up saying is the new Sprint Zone. I'm about sick of these updates and random stuff being added to my phone without my permission. Hell, I have an S6 so I can't install a sd card for more space so please stop. We should be allowed to delete applications as we please unless they are really needed period.
[Moto G4 Questions & Answers] jedipunk:
I got the nougat update a couple days ago and since then it will periodically say no sim.

Phone is stock. No hacks to turn off ads or anything.

Anyone else reporting issues?
[Moto G4 Questions & Answers] waltiti:
I don't get the update yet, I do the trick to remove the ads, that could be the reason I don't get the update...?

You know how to go back to stock and get the ads and probably get the nougat update...?

Thanks
[Lenovo A6000/Plus Questions & Answers] akash shaky:
anyone pls help,

my phone is totally bricked when im click on resat it shows unable to mount cache (no such device).

i was format my device in wipe option just typing "yes" for F2FS.

pls help
[Lenovo A6000/Plus Questions & Answers] JovanSijacki:
If you can get to recovery or fastboot its not bricked.Which recovery are u using.Flash the newest and then try wipping wverything again and flashing rom
[Lenovo A6000/Plus Questions & Answers] akash shaky:
Yes,I can get into recovery and fastboot mode also now yesterday i was restore my old stock lollipop rom.it is run very well but in twrp recovery I'm doing wipe cache ,data,system etc it's say unable to mount cache (no such device).
[Lenovo A6000/Plus Questions & Answers] akash shaky:
see image

Doing wiping system,cache,data etc See this msg
[Lenovo A6000/Plus Questions & Answers] JovanSijacki:
Change recovery
[Lenovo A6000/Plus Questions & Answers] akash shaky:
Can u send me flashable latast twrp recovery link?
[G4 Android Development] eruisi:
Hi,

I need your suggestions which ROM to flash to my LG G4 H811.

I flashed LineageOS 14.1 latest build with twrp-3.0.2-0-h811, but I couldn't use any camera apps (I tried google camera, google photo, cameraMX etc, none of them work). I always get "Camera has stopped". I saw someone has similar issue. However, most users with this room can get camera work but with minor issues.

The stock ROM camera works fine, but I really need third-party ROM to get multiple users feature.

Can anyone recommend a ROM that camera at least work (no need to be as good as stock) but with multiple users feature?

For example, stock ROM with multiple user enabled?

Thank you for your advice!

Issue resolved by reflash 20p stock KDZ and then LineageOS 14.1 again. Everything works fine but don't why.
[G4 Android Development] genesixxbf3:
wrong forum
[OnePlus 3T Questions & Answers] SysAdmNj:
which brings back priority setting in alert slider? Having a hard time getting used to this current setup and trying not to go to nougat to not lose xposed.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ziaziung:
Hi. I have a Oneplus one bought few years ago, never updated. Since few days I can't run "system settings" app : when I click on the wheel or on "system settings" nothing happens!!!!!!! So I can't pair a new bluetooth or wifi device .......:crying:

Any "easy" solution?

Thank you.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Azhar_Fahry:
unlock your bootloader maybe, flash twrp and flash new rom, it might be rom issue, maybe
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ziaziung:
Thank you, but is there not a easy way like downloading an system settings app?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] seanwlk:
Can't you just factory reset? It will reinstall system apps hence fix the issue.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ziaziung:
Thank you.

When I read things about OPO factory reset, I can't understand what it erases exactly. I'd like to keep my apps and personnal datas.

Do you somethings about that?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] seanwlk:
Well, you could "dirty flash" from fastboot by flashing everything but userdata.img it will keep all your data and fresh install the OS. But only if you are running stock COS.

https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/mirrors-for-official-cyanogen-roms-ota-updates.141825/
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ziaziung:
Ok. But how can I know if I'm running stock COS (I can't access system settings)?

What I know is that I've bought the phone 3 years ago and done nothing on it (no flash ......) so I think I run an official three years old OPO OS.

So is it a stock COS? (stock OS?)

Thank you for your help.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] seanwlk:
Ah, so you have the bootloader still locked, which means that to unlock it you would have to factory reset.

You should really backup your stuff and factory reset your phone. I do it once a month or even less.

One more thing I can suggest you is to delete cache, either system app cache or the whole system from the recovery.

Boot to recovery and wipe cache.

Hope it works, if it doesn't I really advise you to factory reset.

COS = CyanogenOS
[E 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crosiedavid344:
Well, if someone can help me that would be great.

One week ago I bought a Moto E 2015 and I didn't notice that has a yellow shadows on the right and lefts sides of the the screen, there's a way to fix it?

Also I've installed Lineage OS 14.1 and the speaker doesn't sound (with headphones it sounds)

As I said before, if exists a way to fix both of this issues and you can help I'll be so glad.

Thanks.

(The english is not my native language, so forgive my grammatical mistakes)
[E 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beingmishra:
If your device has yellow shadows then it may be the display's problem...... You should take it to service center (If under warranty) or a local mobile repair shop.

And for speakers..... Does the sound only working with headphones... or you can listen music by speaker too (Considering you are talking about Incoming call tone)
[E 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GuestK00313:
Yellow display is probably due to Night mode in Live Display setting. No idea about the sound problem because mine is fine.