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[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Kianush:
My phone is usually on idle and not used due to my job. But Im noticing extreme battery consumption even when Im not using it. Never had this issue with other phones. Last night I checked the batter before sleep and it was at 67% at 1 AM, today its 62% at 7 AM so there must be an issue because it should only drain 1 or 2 percents during idle.

In battery settings the top app using the battery is phone idle.

Im on xiaomi.eu 12.5.6 rom but I had the same issue with stop 12.5.3 so I dont think it's because of rom.

I had great battery life with my last phone which was poco x3 nfc with the same settings and apps so it's not because of any third party apps either.

Anyone else experiencing the same problem?
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] esszett:
With AOSP ROMs, I even had worst experience when I installed one of the custom kernels because they somehow didn't put the phone into deep doze correctly. But yeah, the idle consumption is quite high - even on stock Kernel.

Currently I use HavocOS and its stock Kernel - and SuperFreeze (from F-Droid store) to freeze most apps right after screen lock. Idle consumption has dropped to 0.1-0.2%/h as a result. I made a thread some days ago regarding this topic... see here.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Kianush:
Thanks. Im gonna try your guide but it's not the most noob friendly guide I've seen:D

Just Kidding, thanks for your time.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] esszett:
Oh, my thread wasn't meant to be a guide... I did put it in "Question" like you did, but a mod seems to have moved the thread to "General" ;)

My "solution" is only temporary - at least I hope there are still developers out there who value a low idle drain more than fast charging and benchmark numbers...
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] pegasoc:
Sorry for the OT, could it be that the app. is called SuperFreezZ?

Have you noticed any good battery life gains with this app.?
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] esszett:
Yeah, sorry, SuperFreezZ: https://f-droid.org/en/packages/superfreeze.tool.android/

For several months I had the problem that from a certain moment, the consumption at idle suddenly increased enormously (from 0.1-0.2 % to 2-3% per hour). Even if I manually forced all apps to stop, In Android's battery info "Android OS" and "Android System" showed up with double-digit percentages. I could only get the phone back to its previous behavior with a restart.

To date, however, it is not clear to me what triggered this. I suspected GCam for a while, then Osmand+, but I couldn't ever confirm that because the problem didn't start whenever I used those programs, just sometimes.

I never found a real solution for this, but SuperFreezZ did.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Darkaeluz:
The best thing I've used for years now is Greenify, its hasn't received an update in more than a year but still works perfectly
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Kianush:
Do we need root to use these apps? I remember using greenify before onmy older devices with root but havent used it for a while. Gonna see how much it drops tonight and then try to tweek some things and recheck it tomorrow night.

Weird thing is, I was getting an awesome battery life out of poco x3 nfc, could it be because of the cpu idle? Because that's the only thing that seems different between the 2 devices. (X3 even had an lcd which is supposedly less battery friendly)
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] esszett:
Yes.

Unfortunately, hardly anyone notices this because most users do exactly what the F3 was designed for: Playing games.

I came from a 2.5 years old F1 and it lasts easily longer than the F3 although it has a smaller battery and a LCD screen... The F3 behaves anything but fully developed. These latest high-end SOCs (870, 888) are really powerful, but unfortunately not equally power-efficient. That's the reason why I throttled the CPU and undervolted the GPU. This dropped the active drain from ~8 %/h to <5 %/h on my device and my usecases.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Kianush:
Yeah. I used to underclock the cpu on my old phones but I dont know about undervolting. wouldnt it cause issues? I just used 3c toolbox app to set a lower max clock and a lower min clock for cpu cores. I read somewhere that rooting xiaomi.eu rom breaks some functions so I havent rooted it yet. do you have any info on that?
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] esszett:
As long you don't push too hard with undervolting, it works quite well. See attached image (it's not mine, but I have oriented to it).

I've never heard of it... This seems to be a powerful tool! Nice!

Konabess doesn't need root, afaik. Extract the boot.img of your ROM and copy it into a folder of your device. Then use Konabess to modify the settings and repack it into a modified boot.img. This file you can flash with TWRP. No guarantee that it works for xiaomi.eu, but it works for AOSP (at least it worked for me).
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Zaiaku:
I'm ont he same rom as you and let me explain my experience.

My battery has been insanely good. Even with heavy usage over a period of 4 hours, which included 1.5hrs of SoT and pandora playing though bluetooth all 4 of those hours with dolby and viper enabled. Was at 100 and dropped down to 94%. So It may be an app or setting that you have installed causing problems and draining battery. The only battery saver addition I have installed is Universal GMS doze. Idle time for me It takes me about 5 hours to drop down 1%.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Kianush:
Well if there is an app that is causing this, it should be shown in the battery settings. But the only thing that is eating up my battery is phone idle. So it might be a service or something. Im out of options right now unless I find a way to root this rom without facing new problems.... Worst thing with miui is that you cant do things like rooting as easy as other roms.

Btw, would you please tell me the settings and xiaomi.eu version you are on? Im on 12.5.6 stable and using 120hz + vivid color scheme and most of my apps are on blcok background activity except my messaging app. And Im losing battery on phone idle not the screen on time!

Ss below.(dropped from 92 to 82 woh only 30mins screen on time doing nothing but checking xda!) And 7hrs of those 9hrs I was asleep and the phone was on airplane mode + gps off!
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] esszett:
You could try BBS or similar apps. Maybe it's an app which prevents the phone to go to deep doze (wakelocks).

BTW: MIUI sucks ;)
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Zaiaku:
I switch my screen refresh rate down to 60hz but since your phone is idle it really shouldn't come into play unless you have always on display or turn screen on for notifications.

Rooting this phone is amazingly easy. Takes like 5mins if that. My Mi 9 lite took longer to root then this phone.

As far as an app draining battery, It more then likely not it since you saying phone idle, which in the past people have said if you phone has problems with signal this can drain a battery. For me this has been a major issue. With AT&T service I would loose double the amount of battery over night (I play pandora through out the night when sleeping). Also if you have apps that are heavy internet usage (unsure where you at but things like facebook and messenger drain tons and yet don't register battery drain on most analytics. And since you using a xiaomi.eu rom I know alot of those bg services are disabled or removed.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Kianush:
Yeah thanks for the info. I used to root my devices easily by flashing magisk but it seems they have changed the method, though I found the method on a post on xiaomi.eu website and rooted my device.

Tried to lower cpu frequencies a little and use superfreez app. It seems better now but not as good as what you say...

Gonna play with settings a little bit more and wait for another xiaomi.eu stable update to see if it's a bug on this version.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Zaiaku:
Someone made a auto script for it, but you will have to reflash rom and factory reset data. You really shouldn't have to change cpu feqs. Also uploading a screenshot of my last 2 hours. I know its only 21min of SoT but also 2 hours off charger but playing pandora as well as some other app usage but still at 100%
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] tojdvd:
Konabess without root won't start, any idea?

thanks
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] esszett:
Ah, ok... I thought you could load a separate boot.img - my fault, sorry!

Then you've to have root for Konabess...
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] esszett:
Just to show what's possible with HavocOS 4.9 and 12.5.6 EEA firmware, see atached screenshot... It's with the stock kernel of HavocOS, but with the modifications I did mention here.

Running for almost 2 days

~8 hrs SOT (2 hrs of which with 120 Hz and 2 hrs of which with 100 % brightness, otherwise 60 Hz and brightness between 25 and 50 %) and still 50 % battery left.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] SilentEYE:
Do you think there is a benefit from the 12.5.6 firmware?
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] esszett:
I seem to remember reading somewhere that a version 12.5.5 (not sure if India or China) lowered the consumption of some components, but I can't say if it's related to the 12.5.6 EEA firmware because I updated the firmware at the same time as the OS.

I never could reach such SOT before. With other ROMs (especially those that use the ODK or any derivatives of it) I did not come even close to these runtimes, because the consumption in idle was significantly higher than with Havoc's own kernel.

Don't forget: I made some additional modifications (GPU undervolted, CPU not at maximum clocks). I'm running one last test and will post the battery stats with an almost empty battery later. It looks very promising so far - even with "Always 120 Hz".
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] esszett:
Here it comes:

More than 13 hr SOT within full 3 days. Nice.

(100-60 % with 60 Hz ... 60-1 % with 120 Hz)... Airplane mode while I'm sleeping.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] jkccl9:
your pic shows 7 hours of apps what other apps were you using? android system is way too high. use bbs to track the alarms and wakelocks.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] esszett:
Other apps: see attached pic. It's HavocOS - you have two different kinds of battery stats (apps and full usage). What you see in the previous screenshot is "full usage", because only there is "Display" displayed (it's not shown in "app stats")... If a single app has used less than 1% of the total battery charge, it will not be displayed here. But:

HavocOS has a faulty calculation of percentages... I already reported that to the dev. No way that the Display used less energy than NewPipe... And Device Idle ("Ruhezustand") shows the complete battery cycle. That's nonsense...

At the moment I use Battery Guru and GSam Battery Monitor. There are no wakelocks/alarms of concern... The device bravely goes into Deep Doze and stays there.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] jkccl9:
how new is your rom install, after a couple of charges it should go down. bbs tracks wakeups and alarms better than GSam.

i dont use YT or NP on phone but any streaming video will use more battery, eg my browser streaming of vid and reddit is my highest drain when watching clips.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] esszett:
As I said, it's a problem of Havoc's calculation. The dev already confirmed that. Trust me, everything's fine with the phone - it's just a bad calculation :)

Yeah, for wakelocks/alarms I use Battery Guru...

I use GSam for a rough overview (since ZUK Z1) and to detect light/deep doze over time (GSam has a nice graph for that).

I had to set up several things within the launcher (switched some icons, ordered some app directories etc., see attached home screen). Why is that misleading? Maybe you should stop trying to interpret the usage of my phone ;)
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] jkccl9:
lol... its called seeing the full picture. everyone uses a phone diffrently but when they see the first picture is like wow high SOT when in reality you have light use and the battery is probably the same as any other ROM.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] esszett:
If you want to look at the title of the thread and post #1 again: it is about the idle consumption...

Yeah, light use - I never told something different. No 3D gaming and in this cycle not even camera and only just over half an hour calls.

But no, it is (or it was) not the same on other ROMs - I own this phone since April and I tried a lot to get high SOT AND high runtimes. If you compare my stats with others, you'll see that high SOTs are mostly achieved within a short period of time: you can get high SOT or maybe even higher SOT with continuous light use, yes, but the idle drain while the screen is off is freaking high with some ROMs (e.g. with CRDroid it was 4-10x as high as with Havoc - with the same settings and usage I had no chance to get more than 2.5 days runtime and only half the SOT).
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] jkccl9:
i have had the phone a similar amount of time. i have been on havoc/arrow/acip/crdroid now lineage. idle was worst on havoc/crdroid. arrow was randomly good and bad. lineage is similar to arrow on good days.

i charge to 90% and am on 4.5 days idle 30% left. (system + idle is 20% use compared to 50% on your screenshot, apps/sot is the rest) i havent been using the phone heavily rn as im playing dark souls
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] esszett:
Come on, now for the 3rd time: The percentages are calculated incorrectly in latest version of HavocOS, the Dev is informed and he has confirmed it :rolleyes:

Find attached a screenshot of a previous build. Android OS and Android System didn't even make it to the first page (while running more than 5 days).... Know what I mean?

After all, I didn't exclude that this would work with other ROMs today. I use Havoc since August continuously, because I finally want to use the phone my way and not constantly flash new ROMs...

Nevertheless, it would of course be nice if you could confirm your statements...
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] SilentEYE:
@esszett

CrDroid has the same problem with high Android system drain. I was able to fix that by changing to immensity kernel. It went down from 25% to 4% on the end of the day.

The battery life increased also significantly.

Thank you for your feedback BTW.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] esszett:
@SilentEYE

CrDroid uses ODK/Quantic as kernel - my experience with both kernels so far has been that they had usable active drain (better than Havoc's first kernels), but the idle consumption was terrible. Havoc's dev mentioned that he will include and modify the immensity kernel for future builds...

Starting with the Poco F1, I've been logging almost every single charge in an Excel spreadsheet for almost 3 years. If there is one thing I can say across devices, operating systems and kernels: You shouldn't put too much weight in these percentages. If you really want to compare the percentages, it only makes sense to keep OS/firmware/kernel constant.

See following screenshot of that spreadsheet, just as an example. Same conditions, almost same usage - the only difference is the kernel (just an updated version).

Explanation (the relevant values are marked with a red brush):

old Kernel #1: 84 hrs runtime (27 % battery left); 7.5 hrs SOT (41 %); 2.25 hrs calls (12 %); 66.75 hrs carrier standby (13 %)

new Kernel #2: 97 hrs runtime (11 % battery left); 8 hrs SOT (22 %); 4.5 hrs calls (12 %); 77.75 hrs carrier standby (45 %)

In practice, the runtime has gotten slightly better, but the percentages are completely different. Don't trust the percentages...
[Moto G7 Power ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] heitor.mejias:
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Ola pessoal, tudo bem?

Procurei em dezenas de lugares, como recuperar meu celular com firmware / bootloader / etc... tudo zuado...

Nâo importa o que você fez no celular.

Se o boot no modo fast do seu celular tiver funcionando (segura Volume '-' junto botâo de ligar ) isto vai funcionar para você.

1- Baixe o arquivo 'motog7-recovery.zip' ( ja tem os '.img', adb.exe, fastboot.exe, etc.. )

2- Descompacte ele em uma pasta simples (ex. 'C:\motog7')

2- Execute o arquivo 'flashfile.bat' e espere (pode demorar). (Ele reinicia sozinho)

Boa sorte pessoal!

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Hello everyone, everything good?

I looked in dozens of places, how to recover my phone with firmware / bootloader / etc... all messed up...

It doesn't matter what you did on your cell phone.

If your phone's fast mode booting is working (hold Volume '-' next to power button ) this will work for you.

1- Download the 'motog7-recovery.zip' file (you already have the '.img', adb.exe, fastboot.exe, etc..)

2- Unzip it into a simple folder (eg 'C:\motog7')

2- Run the 'flashfile.bat' file and wait (may take a while). (It resets itself)

Good luck guys!

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Link to Download:

NOVO_LINK
[Moto G7 Power ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] imarsh72:
No link to file mate 🙄
[Moto G7 Power ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] heitor.mejias:
The file is big.. i tryng to upload in another site. =S

Link: NOVO_LINK
[Moto G7 Power ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] Hellmetal666:
Hi there, @heitor.mejias File is still missing. Will you upload it again?

And, could you tell me if is there any specification about the phone we should know?
[Moto G7 Power ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] heitor.mejias:
Sorry, the old site removed my file... now, you can download forever =)

New link to download:

NEW_LINK
[Moto G7 Power ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] imarsh72:
Hello all, just head over to motostockrom.com, there's plenty of different versions to download both android 9 and 10. Just recovered mine when i lost touch in twrp. Same as above just run .bat file in Windows, easy 😁
[Moto G7 Power ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] NickSimer:
Hello, someone can help me? I need this file, someone still have it? Or know somewhere else I can download it
[Moto G7 Power ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] imarsh72:
I've just restored mine from this thread

https://xdaforums.com/t/guide-relock-bootloader-should-work-in-all-versions.4057497/.

The one I used previously didn't relock bootloader and i couldn't lock it by fastboot either
[Nokia 8.3 5G (8V 5G UW) Questions & Answers] Skv012a:
I'm sure you guys will find me real dumb here, but - how do you get texts to vibrate?? Android 11/One is driving me nuts and default, stock app just doesn't vibrate at all regardless of what settings I've played with.....
[Nokia 8.3 5G (8V 5G UW) Questions & Answers] Skv012a:
Lads and ladettes, could anyone chime in if they have this issue or is it just me?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] b0mbardier:
I recently completed a PC build, and I've seen a trend recently of using an old android device as a system monitor inside of a pc case using this app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.trigonesoft.rsm

example image: https://www.pcgamesn.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/remote-system-monitor.jpg

However, leaving a phone inside of your pc case charging non-stop seems like a very bad idea due to heat generation, expanding battery over time etc.

I would like to know how I should approach making a couple tweaks after rooting the phone (Pixel 2 in this case).

1) Disable battery charging, allowing the phone to get power only from a connected USB cable. The desired behavior is that the battery does not charge at all and the phone only receives power from the PC. When the pc turns off, the phone should turn off/die as well.

2) Automatically open Remote System Monitor when the phone turns on without any user interaction. So when the pc is turned on, the phone boots and opens the app directly.

Are these things possible? How might I go about accomplishing this?

Thank you very much in advance.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 1890170:
If phone's Android is rooted then

1. Disabling charging can be done by running these ADB commands

adb shell "dumpsys battery set ac 0"
adb shell "dumpsys battery set usb 0"
adb shell "dumpsys battery set wireless 0"

2. Automatically booting when device gets powered on is also possible, but more complicated.

Look inside here:

https://xdaforums.com/t/q-power-on-when-plugged-in-boot-when-docked.1187631/
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Abhishekthp39:
After successfully flashing not getting singnal and in pc dashboard showing invalid sim
[General Topics] Natsu1:
Hello,

I have an old laptop like 4..5 years old, I'm going for coding stuff, and now I've kinda do everything with laptop and it's i5(6thgen), it's good but super slow and i like games as well, so should i buy new one or just upgrade this like ssd and rams, will it worth it?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Natsu1:
Hello, i previously used xiaomi phones and it had it's own dialer in which recorded calls get store in miui/sound recording/call recording, but now I'm using poco with miui 12.5 and it has google dialer, and i did few call records but only accessible in recording app with lots of scrolling from call history.. But it should be saved in some location, which i can't find out, i checked data/com.google.android.dialer but it was empty.

Where it can be?
[Motorola Moto G20] ajox:
Hey at all users of this low priced, anyway nice speced and nearly Stock android 11 providing phone! (And all others of you, too)

😉

I noticed, that in developer options the OEM Unlock option is greyed out.

Cause this phone is very new on the market the information I could get online is really rare.

At the Motorola forum there were a few posts asking for this and one user got at least the answer to wait a week or so and let the device communicate online, so maybe there is a chance to get the OEM unlock available this way.

I asked myself what apps, in that case could realize this? I have disabled nearly all of that Motorola specific stuff (not much at all / good work in my opinion), so I can not really be sure if one of these should have been enabled for making OEM Unlock possible..

Now my question to all Moto G20 users out there, at best those who did not disable any preinstalled app, could you please enable developer options and look if OEM Unlock is still greyed out after a week (or more) of normal usage?

More than that I would really appreciate some more activity here at XDA.

Rooting this device or maybe being able to flash calyx or lineage os on it would be so damn great!!

I am using this as my daily driver for now, so I am not really able to go the dark path alone, at least until there is no backup device available for me. (My beloved SGS5 klte died the hard way)

So maybe we, the Moto G20 users could get together here and make more, or at least anything possible on this device.

First step is the OEM unlock.

Greetings from Germany,

yours ajox

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[Motorola Moto G20] sd_shadow:
Did you connect it to the internet?
[Motorola Moto G20] anoldman57:
Same here i hope we'll grew in number an maybe we could activate the oem unlock. I found this but not work for me https://mytechgyangadgets.com/how-t...ac646cbae347febc951700b1759bca89#comment-1156. Tell me if u get it

Greetings from Argentine
[Motorola Moto G20] ajox:
Sure. Both, WiFi and Mobile Data are and were connected. No good life without that. 😜

Testwise I have now reenabled Moto Feedback and Device support stuff and more than that I created a Lenovo ID and registered my device. But anyway OEM Unlock still greyed out.

Nice to see some more Moto G20 users. Will give that a look later and tell you.

*Update*

This looks interesting. When I am at home later, I will definitely fire up fastboot and look for it.

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