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[Nexus One Android Development] 84tdan:
Testing 5.0.5.3

Firts time using cyanogenmod on my n1 (bought less than a week), and WOW this thing is fast! But i noticed that my battery drains also FAST.... anyway awesome work guys! Just one sugestion, would be interessting to be able to send SMS WITHOUT text (my phone carrier here in brazil do this to register clients for promotions... but with my n1 i cant send sms without text in body).

N1

Cyanogen 5.0.5.3

Recovery 1.7.0
[Nexus One Android Development] temperbad:
What ia the messaging bug you speak of and what version is that found in.... Isnt this a 5.0.5.3 thread are some people ruining the 5.0.6 also....

Is there a bug section as well on the releases? Ill check the first page as well
[Nexus One Android Development] strongergodzilla:
I noticed the same thing. Heres to hoping that the next stable from cyan gets me a bit more juice outta the phone :D
[Nexus One Android Development] quartertone:
Cyanogenmod rocks! Flashed it last night, and it's been working great!

Just wondering though, what happened to some of the features that were in the 4.x ROM? Specificaly, the previous version of Contacts allowed you to edit/manage Groups, as well as add/change each contact's Groups setting. Please bring this feature back! It was so very useful.
[Nexus One Android Development] jz9833:
i had to give up on 5.0.5.3 for this very reason. I'd lose 5 to 10% just by taking a 5 min walk.
[Nexus One Android Development] temperbad:
well what rom Gives good battery?
[Nexus One Android Development] jz9833:
enthomer is giving me the battery life I prefer, but most mods are based off CM so I'm getting a lot of annoying FCs which I didn't have before.

I'm keeping my fingers crossed that 5.0.6 fixes this issue.
[Nexus One Android Development] temperbad:
Hows this 5.0.5.3 compare to stock roms battery life? In your opinion?
[Nexus One Android Development] paulk_:
For slightly more battery, you can try using the OC/UV (overclock/undervoltage) or UV@stockspeeds (more undervolted (is that a word?) than OC/UV) which will take less juice from your battery. Don't expect any miracles though.
[Nexus One Android Development] seanowns:
those with.battery problems should try juice defender. It will save a ton of power. Basically turns of your data every so often, and allows out to check every 15 minutes or when the screen is on.

By a ton. I Mean a good 20% easy or more. I Notice no downside other then maybe emails coming in 10 minutes late which doesnt effect me
[Nexus One Android Development] bouyark:
Battery Life

I am having a great battery experience with the 5.0.6 test1 build. At the end of my normal work day and usage, I am extremely happy with the battery life remaining. Take a look see at the result from the attached pictures.
[Nexus One Android Development] dnanj:
thanks for the tip...I tried it out and it works. I never would have thought that having WiFi encryption on wifi tether with 33.1 kernel will give me headaches.
[Nexus One Android Development] jlevy73:
That is shocking. In that same period of time I would have to charge my phone twice.
[Nexus One Android Development] paulk_:
But that's with pretty light use, right? My display is never that low and idle and standby are never that high >.<
[Nexus One Android Development] spankee:
5.0.6 test one works fine but the browser hangs and I lose data connection while browsing and using data intensive apps. Switched back to 5.0.5.3 and it stopped.
[Nexus One Android Development] bouyark:
No two usage are the same

This is based on "my" daily usage. I listen to two hours of podcast each day to and from work, receive about 10 gmail messages and responding to a few, a few google talk text messages, 30 minutes of web browsing, checking the market and sometimes downloading applications and finally 20 minutes of phone calls. With my commute to work in NYC via the subway (train) system, I looses 3G signal for 20 minutes each way when the train goes underground. I also have excellent 3G signal above ground in NYC.

There are lots of factors both on the device as well as external that will determine how long the battery will last. For me 5.0.6 test1 provides a better battery life performance than 5.0.5.3.
[Nexus One Android Development] bouyark:
I am not using any CPU or UV kernel. This is straight up 5.0.6 test1.
[Nexus One Android Development] jz9833:
it has been awhile since I've had stock ;) . I thought 5.0.4.1 was great and had battery life similar stock i guess. I came to CM directly after stock and I didn't notice a battery life difference at first.

Since going to 5.0.5.3, I've OC/UV my kernel, made more extreme profiles in SetCPU, and set up a profile to close any app idle for 30 min in advance task killer and still have not got the battery life of 5.0.4.1 or enthomer's rom. The performance in my opinion was better though.

I have done all the suggested things everyone mentions to save the battery, but a lot of them come down to not using your phone as much as you would like, and when you do keep it on low brightness. If thats the case I'd rather get a more energy efficient ROM.

CM does make great ROMs though and you can never go wrong with them performance wise. From everything i read 5.0.6 fixes this issue.
[Nexus One Android Development] frandavid100:
Wow, did it really do that? That's enormously useful, Google contacts doesn't show you unsorted contacts so it's very difficult to remember to add them to a group later. Another vote for it to be brought back!
[Nexus One Android Development] paulk_:
Is that the same as when you go to contacts, choose Display Options and select All Other Contacts?
[Nexus One Android Development] vegetaleb:
I really want to jump in 5.0.6 but I want to know if the battery problem (screen consumption) has been fixed, if we can use Edge and if the camera is better now than Desire's one
[Nexus One Android Development] persiansown:
Its not a problem. Its accurately telling the system how much battery the screen is actually using now. Its not that its using more battery now, but rather its actually telling the system and the system is scaling the percentages as such.
[Nexus One Android Development] vegetaleb:
I mean when I was using 5.0.3 the screen was using about 80% of battery while with Desire ROM it's showing just 7%
[Nexus One Android Development] abtin:
When time is 5.0.6 versions?

Look forward to waiting.......
[Nexus One Android Development] liam.lah:
Yeah, I can't imagine the screen using a lot more power than before without it being visually noticeable, the energy has to go somewhere.
[Nexus One Android Development] bobdude5:
im on 5.0.6 and its showing 83% for screen
[Nexus One Android Development] lieroho:
what the heck are you saying
[Nexus One Android Development] 3Shirts:
Is 5.0.6 close to release or are there still bugs to iron out? I know the pre-release is floating about but I don't want to upgrade until it's ready (and there is a NeXTheme for it!)
[Nexus One Android Development] morhimi:
Market issues with brand new AT&T version

Hi,

I have an old Nexus One that works great with latest CM.

a friend of mine just received his AT&T Nexus One and I helped him get CM installed.

after installing CM5.0.5.3 (and the Google add-on) his phone won't download anything from the market.

I did a complete wipe and installed again (I also tried the 5.0.6 test1) but market won't download anything fro him.

before I unlocked his phone and installed CM, he was able to download stuff from the market.

any help would be appreciated....

Thanks
[Nexus One Android Development] paulk_:
Woah. If that is accurate, battery life with the Desire ROM should be a helluva lot better than with the Cyan ROM. If it isn't, then it's as persiansown said, Cyan's ROM shows screen battery usage much more accurately.
[Nexus One Android Development] L10nH34Rt:
IIRC screen should use what 5.0.6 is reporting and I thought that all previous versions were bugged at showing screen battery usage.

Do you all remember what stock ROM was reporting? Lemme refresh your memory (check the 1st screenshot) ;)

http://www.anandtech.com/show/3632/anands-google-nexus-one-review/19
[Nexus One Android Development] scooter007:
5.0.6 Test1

Yesterday I've upgraded my ROM to 5.0.6.... (I had the 5.0.5.3...)

can't tell why but I have encountered several annoying issues:

- after tilting the screen (in the "home" page), the device halts for several seconds

- some of the programs that I have (auto task killer) couldn't write/post notifications in the upper bar

- the device is working pretty slow (comparing to the previous mode)

am I missing anything ? did I do something wrong with it's installation ?

CM - Love your work, you're great !!!
[Nexus One Android Development] scooter007:
rolling back to 5.0.5.3 ....

rolling back to 5.0.5.3 ....
[Nexus One Android Development] geovass:
try login to gtalk and try again!
[Nexus One Android Development] 84tdan:
Battery life

Again, great work Cyanogen.

Ok, 5.0.5.3 is remarkably faster and drains our batery also faster.

I believe it is inevitable, with more speed/memory unlocked it is expected that our battery will last less.

My question, is possible to optimize battery life in future updates? Even increasing the speed (im sure everyone wants more speed).

Nexus One (Unlocked/Rooted) - CyanogenMOD 5.0.5.3

Recovery - RA 1.7.0
[Nexus One Android Development] vegetaleb:
I just installed 5.0.6

My Edge/gprs still can't work :(

Display battery = 93% :eek::eek::eek:
[Nexus One Android Development] alemarco3:
Old bugs...

So, I'm running 5.0.6test1, so far so good! Battery life improved, not dramatically tough...:D

I can confirm that some old bugs are still present:

- disconnecting from AD2P devices, such desk dock and parrot handsfree car BT, results in music playing

- sometimes hitting home button to exit an app results in an empty homescreen and launcher, you have to swipe left/right to make things reappear

I'm looking forward to the final CM 5.0.6, hoping that the bluetooth bug recives more attention by cyano.... or google.

Cheers from italy
[Nexus One Android Development] vegetaleb:
CM 5.0.6 is a screen battery monster as I said, it losed 10% battery in 30 mins...while my phone is in 2G and no widgets sync
[Nexus One Android Development] geovass:
i disagree ;-)

I started this morning with 100%, and now - after 8:30 hours, with wi-fi ON, a few BT calls and some fb browsing, the battery is 77% !

This is damn good!!
[Nexus One Android Development] vegetaleb:
Got the ''unable to start wifi'' message :(

Restarted the N1 but still no way to connect to wifi! Don't tell me I have to reflash the ROM again?
[Nexus One Android Development] Daswolven:
Been playing around with 5.0.5.6 T1, and very impressed so far. Don't mind the 5 row app drawer a bit, but I long for the extra four buttons at the bottom. Battery life seems better, but who cares about anything that relative anyway. My biggest issue since I flashed T1 has to do with a rash that has developed on my taint. It started about two hours after I loaded the test rom, and went away immediately when I switched to Enomther's 1.8.1. I didn't previously notice it on 5.0.5.3 either, but as soon as I load the .6 T1 it flares up instantly. I don't want to sacrifice my ability to sit down or walk quickly just to have the latest and greatest, even in test form, but I thought I'd see what could be done about this before it's released. I'm not sure what I will do until this is fixed, because it's gotten so bad now....

I can't do a wipe.
[Nexus One Android Development] gandalf2000:
Didn't you try to call Dr G.House 4 this rash? :D
[Nexus One Android Development] Daswolven:
No, he has an ear to ear circumcision scar, and besides that, he didn't write the rom. Having scanned virtually every page of this forum, I have learned that apparently any and every problem that occurs after flashing must be caused by the rom. I may be the only one having this particular issue, but I feel compelled to insist on it's solution anyway.

From a standing position.
[Nexus One Android Development] k2bk2b:
Man... i wonder why are some of us facing worse battery life than others...

5.0.6 as well for me.... its draining alot more than when i was on R21...

ponders if i might need to wipe and reflash.... (think that might help?)
[Nexus One Android Development] Daswolven:
Try charging to full, reboot to recovery while on the charger, and wipe the battery stats. power down from there, and when the light is green, unplug and reboot. See how long it takes to get to red. You may be surprised. (Note I said may)
[Nexus One Android Development] ttieder:
Is there any way to get desire widgets on this there a lot better if.not I would really want to learn how to if someone would help me make it happen
[Nexus One Android Development] bewA:
I would say not without some major faffing, the HTC widgets require the sense framework as far as i'm aware!
[Nexus One Android Development] awryter:
I was (am) getting major bugginess with Launcher, but since toggling Home App in Memory in Spare Parts it seems more stable. Launcher would Force Close over and over again, and I would have to reset the phone to fix the loop.

Is it possible to merely flash 5.0.5.3 over this ROM to revert back?
[Nexus One Android Development] prettyboy85712:
Unless you did a Nandroid backup it's probably best to wipe before reverting.
[Nexus One Android Development] piflechien:
Actually the BT issue is present in every alternative ROMS (modaco cyanogen, Enomther's...) . I believe it has something to do with the alternative kernels.

Only stock ROM plays music flawlessly in A2DP without drops.

I agree this is quite annoying, but not a lot of people is using this function i believe.
[Nexus One Android Development] prettyboy85712:
Desire widgets require a Desire ROM for the most part.
[Nexus One Android Development] teleknEsis:
I actually get this every time I restart my phone but it's because i manually edited my wpa_supplicant.conf so I could use my school's WPA Enterprice WiFi.

su

chmod 777 /data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf

from terminal emulator takes care of my issue (although I usually have to actually go into settings and turn on wifi instead of using the power controller widget after running that command). Obviously it's a permissions issue in my case so try that and see if it works. I know it's a pain in the ass to do every time you reboot the phone but honestly I reboot my phone only a couple times a week so it's not that big of a deal for me.
[Nexus One Android Development] newsong:
Actually the owner of wpa_supplicant.conf changed. You must change the owner:

su

chown system.wifi /data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf

You won't have to change permissions after rebooting. Unless you modify wpa_supplicant.conf again of course.
[Nexus One Android Development] djmcnz:
Bro, search, please.
[Nexus One Android Development] SubyWill:
any eta on when 5.0.6 is going to be released? :)
[Nexus One Android Development] N3xt2N0N3:
Re: [ROM] CyanogenMod-5: Kang Central Station (STABLE) [03/23/2010 / 5.0.5.3]

just testing the xda app on cyanogenmod

Sent from my Nexus One using the XDA mobile application powered by Tapatalk
[Nexus One Android Development] k2bk2b:
LOL! nice answer. I will give that a go.

I just hope wiping batt stats will not need me to reflash the rom.
[Nexus One Android Development] alemarco3:
Actually streaming music via BT is fine, no interruptions.

The problem is when you disconnect N1 from A2DP devices, N1 starts playing music without the music app ever knowing; it's a quite annoying bug since almost every time I leave my car my phone starts playing music :(

I hope one of the gurus here at XDA in the near future will adress this problem :D

I believe this bug is already reported in the CM issue tracker...
[Nexus One Android Development] masse1369:
It won't. It's just wipes the bat stats...
[Nexus One Android Development] derfasaurus:
Last night I switched over to the Enomther mod from the Cyanogen mod. I was having issues with the battery on Cyanogen. On a typical day by the time I checked email and listed to some tunes while in the shower my battery would be at about 85-90%. Looking at the battery usage stats display would consume 70-80% of the used battery on average over the span of the day (1 minute screen timeout and the screen not one very much at all).

Last night I did an Nandroid backup, a Titanium backup, put on enomther and restored all the apps and data from Titanium backup, and setup the home screens and mail accounts again.

Day -1 or Day 0 (before the change): Checked email, listed to some music, made one phone call, about 5 minutes, at lunch (about 4 hours) my battery was at 59%. Battery was the top consumer at 74%.

Day 1 (after the change): Checked email, listened to some music, listened to an audiobook on my drive into work, made two phone calls (5 minutes each), did an app update, took 5 photos for an ebay sale. Coming up on lunchtime (Five hours of use) battery is at 81%. "Display" battery usage is now at 4% and "Cell standby" and "Phone idle" are the top consumers at 30% and 28%.

I know this problem is a fairly unique one, I've read about other people seeing high display usage on Cyanogen and the stock rom. I don't know if it is tied to newer hardware or what, thought I'd put some anecdotal, unscientific research into the mix. I'm on the AT&T version of the N1. Can supply some more info if needed for troubleshooting. Was on 5.0.5.3.
[Nexus One Android Development] GNOve:
well my phone just took a crap. Even plugged in the battery drained so now I cant turn it on to do naything :(

By the way I was on the cm5.0 rom 2.6.29 kernel with memory patch. But yesterday reverted to just the CM5.0...
[Nexus One Android Development] icon57:
me too..strange how some people have charging problems while others do not...
[Nexus One Android Development] mightykc:
Are other people having issues with the phone rebooting while mounting the sd card to the pc?
[Nexus One Android Development] icon57:
if it aint broke...dont fix it
[Nexus One Android Development] asbkar:
HDSPA is sometimes called 3.5G (that's what is shows on my previous Nokia), sometimes also super-3G.

By the way, no battery problems here, running .32 memhack. I had a similar problem, but removed a bunch of widgets and apps I had installed, and the problem went away.

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[Nexus One Android Development] icon57:
not me...all "seems" to be working fine
[Nexus One Android Development] SPAS79:
Same here, I just hope the luck stays where it is now... until this gets solved/documented...
[Nexus One Android Development] xspeed9190:
I can third that. Same as u guys no problems
[Nexus One Android Development] GNOve:
There is a wireless store and verizon store around my way.

I purchased a htc oem 1500 battery that fits my nexus one.

And still not charging.

Connected it to usb and ac no luck.

****ing **** :mad: pardon my french but I am stuck with a dead phone now :confused:
[Nexus One Android Development] Joost39:
No charging issues here with beta2 and the 2.6.32-59932-ga1456656-dwang@dwang-laptop #2 kernel, plus wififix.

I do get occasional reboots too. No jit.
[Nexus One Android Development] cyanogen:
There is a zImage-2.6.32-defconfig kernel in my testing dir. My battery is charging with this image now. Still investigating. It wouldn't charge even after reverting the entire system back to stock before.
[Nexus One Android Development] seraph1024:
I have no charging issues with or without JIT on both 2.6.29 or 2.6.29.6

Reboots yes.
[Nexus One Android Development] paulobrien:
Oh, so you had the battery problem too? :o

P
[Nexus One Android Development] dwang:
Do you have a changelog for the .32 kernel? Any new patches that aren't in the git repo?
[Nexus One Android Development] rjgii:
On 2.6.29.6 as well, and no charging issues or reboots.

Seems pretty random from what I'm reading.

Will update you all if anything changes.
[Nexus One Android Development] GNOve:
All mighty CYAN where do i find this kernel so that i can test it out?
[Nexus One Android Development] dnanj:
+ 1 here! Running CM 5.0 B2 with 2.6.29.6 patch/no JIT and not experiencing the charging/battery problem that others reported. In fact, last night, my phone had shut off while I was listening to Pandora and after plugging it in, I was able to turn it back on immediately and go back to listening again.

I certainly hope that I don't experience this issue and hope that the source of the problem can be identified soon!
[Nexus One Android Development] xkonni:
in his testing dir, just like he said:

http://n0rp.chemlab.org/android/nexus/testing/
[Nexus One Android Development] boqonx:
Just flashed Cyan's test kernel, will let you guys know in 10 mins.
[Nexus One Android Development] GNOve:
Sorry about that. I meant something entirely different. Just freaking out about this phone.

I meant where do we find the instructions to push this file to our phones.

fastboot? Similar to pushing the other kernels?
[Nexus One Android Development] mcg:
Yeah, I think it can be concluded that there is some sort of power consumption issue (having to do with the display), since it tops out all readings even when the screen is off at bedtime.
[Nexus One Android Development] TonyHoyle:
I use A2DP exclusively and have never suffered from any audio drops on any version of the ROM. In fact I find BT on Cyanogen better than stock as the newer kernel seems to sync up more reliably.

Never had the playing music issue, but then my N1 has no music that the standard music player can play.. it's all in the Spotify cache.
[Nexus One Android Development] nathanzachary:
No, you won't need to reflash. Wiping the battery stats, and following the directions IN THAT ORDER really improved my battery life greatly. I hope it helps you as well.
[Nexus One Android Development] Daswolven:
What would be great is if someone would download JuicePlotter, or some other decent free battery plotting app, run a full charge almost out on CM, and do a Titanuim backup of the app and the data. Then jump roms, charge to full, restore the plotter, run the battery almost all the way out, and repeat with the MoDaCo roms. Then come post your results and screenshots. I have done this with JP and Titanium, and it carries the graphed usage over from one rom to the next. Do not exercise different usage patterns, and load only the same apps each time. This would give a neutral understanding of the battery usage of each rom, considering if they are differing in their reporting, there is no true comparison taking the information from the roms. I would love to do this, but I have other things to do. Okay, not really, but it sounds like a lot of work.

Edit: According to This, One hour of Talking, One hour of browsing, One hour of video playback, and one hour of Music in succession would deplete about 53% of the battery. This is what we should be seeing.
[Nexus One Android Development] karthikjr:
Re: [ROM] CyanogenMod-5: Kang Central Station (STABLE) [03/23/2010 / 5.0.5.3]

That annoying music player bug?

Well, I'm guessing it has something to do with playlists. Next time, before you disconnect your headphones, jump into the music player, click on the playlist icon on the Now Playing screen and hit Clear Queue/Playlist (this wont delete saved playlist data). Now unplug headphones and voila! No "random music bug" :)

This behavior can be replicated every time. I use my phone as a music player everyday, and this is the only way i can get by without looking like an idiot every time i unplug my headphones.

Sent from my Nexus One using the XDA mobile application powered by Tapatalk
[Nexus One Android Development] karthikjr:
Re: [ROM] CyanogenMod-5: Kang Central Station (STABLE) [03/23/2010 / 5.0.5.3]

Ok, not playlists exactly. It's the Now Playing Queue which is the issue here i'm guessing.

Sent from my Nexus One using the XDA mobile application powered by Tapatalk
[Nexus One Android Development] jlevy73:
Enom is using the stock kernel, that is why his ROM is called "The Official..." So it has to be something else causing this particular issue.