yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chowlala:
Yup. Me.

I ran the Gscript to see protected apps, etc.

Now my build is reverted back to FRF50. But I think it's because of the build.prop settings.

If you have a backup of the build.prop from FRF72, I think you can just push it back in and it'll resolve itself. I'm gonna try that now. Let you know in a minute or two.

PS EDIT: Yup, I'm right. The build.prop AFTER the scripting to check market stuff shows the following data:

buildinfo.sh

ro.build.id=FRF50

ro.build.display.id=FRF50

ro.build.version.incremental=38042

ro.build.version.sdk=8

vs the Froyo build.prop which shows the following:

buildinfo.sh

ro.build.id=FRF72

ro.build.display.id=FRF72

ro.build.version.incremental=40830

ro.build.version.sdk=8

So, like I said, if you have the build.prop from the FRF72, just push it back in. =)

It probably didn't touch any of the commits or bug fixes. Since it's only a build.prop to trick the market.

PPS EDIT: Hrm, actually this is very very weird. No matter how I push the FRF72 build.prop into the /system/ it doesn't register and just simply kinda "rebuilds" a new FRF50 build.prop. Gonna try reflashing the FRF72 update.

PPPS EDIT: Ok, had to reflash the FRF72 update. I'd suggest not using the script to swap between seeing market stuff at the moment until the script is updated.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TFJ4:
If it's that big of a deal pull build.prop and make sure it has these two lines, but also make sure it has 2.1-update1 fingerprint or else you won't get protected apps....

ro.build.id=FRF72

ro.build.display.id=FRF72
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chowlala:
The problem is the fingerprints on FRF72 and FRF50 aren't the same. And reverting to a 2.1-update1 fingerprint makes you "lose" the FRF72 one for some reason, and you don't get it back even with simply pushing the build.prop in.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] trickinit:
I was able to edit the build.prop file and just replace

ro.build.id=FRF50

ro.build.display.id=FRF50

with

ro.build.id=FRF72

ro.build.display.id=FRF72

and now everything seems to be just fine.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chowlala:
Yeah, but it doesn't mean your build is upgraded. Check out the revision stuff.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] flybyme:
if your replacing your build.prop with one from FRF50, of course it will say FRF50. The line that lets the system know what build you are running is IN the build.prop itself identified by the lines

ro.build.id=xxxXX

ro.build.display.id=xxxXX

The phone reads the build.prop file to know what build its on. when it hits ro.build.id and display.id, thats the build thats reported to the system and user. so if you replace your entire build.prop with one from FRF50, it will say FRF50 instead of FRF72. You can change the build identity in the lines above to FRF95 and your system will think its on FRF95. Try it yourself and see.

It does not mean you are no longer on FRF72. OTHER edits or revisions left out in the replaced build.prop may however. edit only what lines you need too. dont replace the whole file
[Touch Diamond2, Pure Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prudviraj:
:mad:

Guys,

My ATT Pure has been developing couple of light black patches on my screen it went from 1 to 4.. when the screen background is white, i cant make it.. but when it is in sleep mode.. i see them.. two on the top and two in the bottom.. any ideas?? :(
[Touch Diamond2, Pure Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jdwilson:
Try doing a HARD RESET and see if they are still there...let us know.
[Touch Diamond2, Pure Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prudviraj:
Well,

I have flashed new ROM's atleast 3 times now.. it's still the same.. or maybe getting worse...
[Touch Diamond2, Pure Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bruce Inman:
Any chance of posting a picture?

Also, do you use an emulator such as My Mobiler?

The reason I ask is it will help you determine if its soft or hardware related.
[Touch Diamond2, Pure Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prudviraj:
Will post the screen tomorrow

never mind bruce... you're trying to help me.. and you can ask any question.. ;)

I shall try for a hard reset and post the screen tomorrow. Also i have my mobiler installed on my notebook and i use it for my HD2 most of the time and never for my Pure.. any issues with that?
[Touch Diamond2, Pure Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bruce Inman:
MyMobiler should work on both phones, but I use Pocket Controller so I'm not 100% sure.

If you see the black spots on your Notebook screen you will know its not a hardware issue.

But.... it is likely an issue with the digitizer.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] cardis:
HI ppl!

Anyone knows if it's possible to upgrade cotulla software with windows7?

Thanks in advance!
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] Cotulla:
sorry no, only Windows XP supported.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] Draken Korin:
Mod. edit: not dev related, moved to general

Also answered, therefore CLOSED
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] mero0100:
i have upgrade cotulla software with windows7

by installing [ Windows XP Mode Source]

search for it in google and you will find it

i am sorry couldn't upload thse files becaus i did't have account on a server

but i will try to upload them

search and find
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] cardis:
thanks man!

I thinks no one want's do reinstall xp only to upgrade a pda :P :)
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] btyre:
There is another way here: forum DOT xda-developers DOT com/showthread DOTphp?t=338473

Sorry I cant post links

Worked fine for me when I updated my mates MDA Compact
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] mero0100:
now lets begin

dowenload this link first and install

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...18-1441-47EA-8309-2545B08E11DD&displaylang=en

and restart your computer

then dowenload the second link and inatall

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...9D-DDBC-4044-BB09-4F99E757064E&displaylang=en

now enter boot loader on your jam [pocket pc] and attatch it with your computer to make your computer identify it[till now you are on windos 7]

now open the [windows virtiual pc]from the start menu

it will open

you will find on the top of the windos icon [called usb]press it and choose [attatch mobile device]

now you are ready to install the cotulla rom go to it[you are already in xp mode]and begin to run it[as cotulla instructions]

now congratulatios you have done it

i will try to upload files to make it more easy

thanks

[i didn't know if any one use this way before me but i search and not found any threads about this]
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] btyre:
This way is okay, but if you dont have that large a download allowance (like me) then dharvey4651's way is the best: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=338473 This method work in win7 and vista as the drivers are interchangeable.
[Nexus One General] thelucster:
So this afternoon I decided to charge my phone for the first time in 3 1/2 days as the battery level dropped to 9%. I last charged it fully on Thursday night, and unplugged in on Friday morning. I unfortunately don't have screenshots to prove it because I plugged it in briefly (for no more than 10 minutes) to update to FRF72, and also rebooted.

If you are wondering, here are my settings:

- Wifi on (Sleep disabled)

- 3G on (Set to WCDMA Only in the secret menu)

- GPS on

- Sync on

I'm using stock Froyo (FRF72), and have had quite a lot of stuff running:

- Facebook

- Twitter

- Meebo

- FotMob (World Cup alerts)

- A fair bit of browsing

The only thing I haven't really done which I think kills the battery is listening to music. I listened to it for about 30 minutes on the train this morning the battery dropped from 32% to 16%.

So to the people complaining about the battery life being terrible: You're Doing It Wrong! :D
[Nexus One General] PrawnPoBoy:
That's impressive if true. I've been getting really great battery life lately with CM and IR's kernel as well. I can go two days on a single charge, but I plug it in every night anyway.

I find that the biggest battery waster is phone calls. Maybe switching to EDGE would help with that, but I don't feel like it's worth the effort.
[Nexus One General] mjm128:
Lucky bastard. I get like 1day 4hours for typical use with Cyanogenmod 5.0.8 with 3G off, wifi off unless I need it, sync off, gps off, and maybe 200 texts sent a day and a phone call or two for like 5mins. The battery life is really bad for me...and has been ever since using CM but i can't go without it, I'm just too use to it now.
[Nexus One General] badomen:
That is good.

I only got 3 days but to be fair I did have to jump start my car with it, that may have upped the consumption.
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
i unplugged my phone 7.5 hours ago, and i am still at 95% :). using stock froyo on 3g with wifi on.

i even took a screenshot but will post it later.
[Nexus One General] lorin.bute:
You're either a liar or didn't use your phone at all :)

I have serious doubts you can get that kind of battery life. I tried not using the phone at all with lots of services stopped and it could barely go through 2 days.

3 days is a bit too much.
[Nexus One General] craigacgomez:
3 and a 1/2 days on a single charge is great... I doubt u'd get much better battery life on any phone with the same features as the N1...
[Nexus One General] J.L.C.:
I get 6 to 8 hours on stock 2.1 - no fair!

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[Nexus One General] Bitbrit:
I call shenanigans.

Either the OP is trolling or using a non-stock battery.
[Nexus One General] SiL3nTKiLL:
dude thats great battery life! i get like 1 day lol
[Nexus One General] commodoor:
if i don't do anything i also can get 3 days. but i play so much that i have to charge every 7 hours :P my tipical day is something like this:

Listening music 3 hours straight (i travel 3 hours)

Reading the news

Browsing the net

sometime a little talking

playing with the phone

and when i arive i got 60% left after 3 hours. i think it's impressing but i got better battery on my Hero. i also carry a power pack with me as emergency. i can almost charge my phone twice :D
[Nexus One General] Turge:
My wife gets that on her Hero running 2.1 (was also getting that running 1.5).

I have a hard time getting a full day to be honest. One thing I've always wondered is what kind of reception these people get and how they store their phones.

At home and at work, my 3G reception goes from 1-2 bars while I'm connected to Wifi. I find this drains the battery.

I also carry my phone in my pocket without any case whatsoever.
[Nexus One General] naturefreak85:
Which power pack do you have?
[Nexus One General] thelucster:
Admittedly this weekend I haven't used it as much as I usually do, however even so I still get pretty good battery life. I've had quite a few occasions when I've easily had 2 days of battery life. I don't understand how people get less than a day.

Here are a few things that I have noticed definitely help:

- If using 2.1, install a custom kernel. On stock 2.1 I barely got a day and a half.

- Connect to wifi where you have it, and set the wifi sleep state to none. Although wifi uses more power than 3G, when it is idle it is a lot more efficient, and due to the increased bandwidth it can be idle longer. You also save on your data plan. You may also want to disable the feature to notify you of open wifi networks, however I don't know if this has an effect on battery life (I suspect it does).

- If you are in an area that has 3G coverage most of the time, in the secret menu set it to WCDMA Only. This will prevent it falling back to the slower and less efficient GPRS or EDGE.

- Keep an eye on what apps are using up the battery life. It is rather easy to accidentally create a service that prevents the CPU from sleeping which will quickly kill the battery. If you find one let the developer know and / or find an alternative.

- Turn off things you don't use (i.e. Bluetooth).

When I left the office this afternoon my battery was at 76%, and it has no dropped to 65%. On my 30 minute subway journey home I listened to music, however I also had no coverage. I'm not sure whether this drop is mainly due to music or having no coverage, so I'm going to investigate more. The battery usage panel says that 'Cell Standby' has used the majority of my battery since it was last unplugged, and it also recommends to enable airplane mode when in an area of no coverage. I should probably also note, that other than this I'm always in an area of strong coverage (yaye microwaves!).
[Nexus One General] Amdathlonuk:
I got about 3 days without using the phone AT ALL.

On a fresh brand new N1 with Cyan ROM.

3 days with moderate usage is false, I'll put money on it.

There is no way that is possible yet with a stock battery no matter what ROM you're using.

If you want to confirm your claim I'll be happy to see the screen shots. :)
[Nexus One General] commodoor:
I'm using the Phillips Power2Go http://www.philips.co.uk/c/power-so...=85F14C383C63DDF5599FE5DA0A89CD07.app102-drp1
[Nexus One General] thelucster:
A followup from my music tests: Playing music for 25 minutes on low volume dropped the battery percentage from 64% to 61%, so I'm guessing that isn't the major killer I thought. I'll try switching on airplane mode before I go on the train tomorrow and see if that improves things :)
[Nexus One General] acur8ly:
I would gladly trade you my 8 - 10 hours on a stock n1 with moderate use for your 3 1/2 days. That is with everything off. If I start playing a game or listening to the radio I better have a charger close by. My phone is only about 2 months old if that.
[Nexus One General] G1-evolve:
liar

I'd be happy with ONE full day of a battery. I'm positive your not getting 3. N a half. Stock kernel. Stock froyo. Basic battery nd decent usage?? Ill donate...no give yield $50 if that's so..
[Nexus One General] SBS_:
I have no choice but to charge every day with my use. I've found that the battery is usually empty after the screen has been on for about 3 and a half hours. Where my display accounts for about 70% of the battery drain. I always have the brightness at maximum though so I guess it's to be expected.
[Nexus One General] cvenk:
I was on vacation now and i dind't use it,

NO WIFI

NO BT

maybe once for about 5 minuts of talk on GSM,

always 2G

on CM 5.07

and battery goes from 100 % at 6:00 to 20% at 22:00.
[Nexus One General] TonyHoyle:
I can get that with light use, sync off.. but 'normal' use drops it right down to about 2 days.

Even with everything on (GPS, Bluetooth, Wifi, etc.) I get over a day, which suits me.. I used to switch everything off then realized that as I charge it overnight I didn't actually care if I used it up.. All this worrying about percentages is just overstressing yourself.

CM does use a lot more than stock, though. Not sure I would be happy with CM any more having gone back and got a setup I liked.
[Nexus One General] temperbad:
I could never go without using my phone. But if I did, ithink I could get 3 days easy and I don't even live in good area.....

Well call me colored cause I wanna try. I bet with moderate use a day and a half. But on standby and hardly used. I bet I will pull 3 to 4 days no problem.

I wish it were like the tp2 on standby.. I had It fully charged and let it b when I got my nexus. 1 week later it still said 50 %.. now that's some good standby...

I'm gonna charge fully up. Turn off 3g, off update (dont use anyways), screen down when I do use, wifi, gps and Bluetooth off also... here I go.. imma use the pc and my wife's tp2....

Edit: sure wish I had another n1 to test but damn this is hard already to not use it and its been 10 mins.. I'm not gonna make it...lol
[Nexus One General] guags99:
I wish I lived near someone who even gets 2 days of battery! I would swap with them and see if the short battery life follows the phone or follows me. My strong feelings in the latter.

I get anywhere from 10 hours to 20 hours...but usually about 12 - 13 hours per charge. I use VERY little voice, but where I work the cell signal becomes very weak and I know that kills battery life. But I am pretty damn sure that it's my work email that hurts me the most.

I have my work email set to poll once every 10 minutes...if I change that to Push email I'll easily cut my battery life by 40%. I know many of you may not use your phone for business email, but if you added up how many texts, emails, twitter messages, and browsing you do, I'll bet the difference in numbers from the people with good battery life and poor life would be just as different.

Bottom line is there are many factors, but data usage and signal strength are the biggest. After that I'd guess screen since oled is not the most efficient.

For me I have three batteries and a charger. I always have a spare ready...It's the only way to fly!!
[Nexus One General] xXJay_RXx:
lucky ass. the most i get with that kind of usage or rodriguez's rom is 6-8 hours :mad: but thats y i got a G1 runnin CM 5.0.8., waiting on my 2 spare batteries to come in from china, and waiting til the iphone 4 drops so i can pivk up my preordered phone :D
[Nexus One General] G1-evolve:
ewwwww go away.
[Nexus One General] Marine6680:
Eh, I have 10% and I'm sitting at 1 day 20 hours. Decent signal with Wifi, bluetooth, sync, gps, all on and screen set to 50%. Very little use though, a few SMS, a couple emails, about 30 minutes of calls (confirmed with call log) a few app updates, 10 min of web over wifi, and random playing around with the phone for about 20 minutes or so. Also I have the weather widget running (6 hour refresh) and facebook (set to 1 hour updates) both running.
[Nexus One General] Red MacGregor:
i get around 2 days with FroYo and average use... FroYo is awesome.
[Nexus One General] thelucster:
For those that aren't convinced I'm not a lying bastard, here is a picture for you. I apologise for the quality of the picture, however I'm at work and only have a webcam to take a picture with (turns out it is quite hard to take a picture of your phone with you phone :P). It says at the top '2d 1h 25m 13s since unplugged'.

The battery is currently at 12%, so I doubt I'm going to get to three days this time. It strangely dropped about 25% in two hours yesterday evening which definitely blew it, I'll keep trying.

Just to make clear, this is running stock Froyo (FRF72), and I have the standard battery. Any other questions please ask :)
[Nexus One General] GlenH:
I believe you. :-)

I get 5/6 days when I'm abroad and have the data connection switched off (and thus not really using the phone - it's just on standby).

With data connection on in a good signal area I'll get 3 days with light use.

In a bad signal area I get maybe only 1 day.

I think you can see from that what is using the battery up (ignoring active use)!
[Nexus One General] Argon007:
I was happy with my battery couple of days ago !
[Nexus One General] spr33:
I'd love to see screenshots of all of the items listed to see how long they were each used for.

I'm a little skeptical as my old G1 with fat battery can't even last that long with the following:

3G on

Sync on

Twitter 30 minute refresh

And other than that, it was left to it's own devices - untouched. Currenty on 1d 11h 56m @ 15%.
[Nexus One General] SiNJiN76:
Battery Life seems great for me on FRF83! I used My Tracks yesterday for 8 1/2 hours of continues use and still had 40% left! That's when my N1 ran out of internal memory! First time I truly thought/wished I had more internal memory.:(

Anyway, of course the screen was off for most of the trip. Also not sure if using the GPS in My Tracks is much different from using GPS in Navigation.
[Nexus One General] P00r:
Letting a the battery go down to 9% is not a very good idea, in fact the more often you charge the longer it will last. You can usually pull out better performance as well, that said 3 full day with browsing is much more than I get from my own nexus, is this a nuclear battery or the stock nexus battery
[Nexus One General] P00r:
I hope you ordered a 50ft power cords for the iphone, if their battery are as good as their previous model...
[Nexus One General] yayramen:
My god. you people make me wonder what I'm doing wrong.

My phone will *barely* last me a 12 hour day. It's probably the screen.

I have wifi off unless its plugged in, no bluetooth, no gps, just sync.

I text a lot, probably send 500 texts a day, and I check my email when

I get new ones, probably around 20 a day, and I update my twitter maybe

6 times a day.

I'm running asimROM (based off of mcr, just themed - I went to CM 5.0.8 but jumped back, can't live without froyo now) I do not have a custom kernel, should I get one? I used to have one before I upgraded to Froyo, but never reapplied one, and if that's the case, which one should I get?

as for what I'm running, widget wise - Beatiful Smaller Home, (clock and weather) music, power control, taskiller (kill quite frequently - kill all with screen off) beatiful vibrate, telsaLED, youtube, and touiteur the largest one. And that's pretty much it.

I don't really play games, and I do a bit of browsing, but not more than maybe 45 minutes a day. And yet, for example,

my phone is down to 49% from being unplugged for 5h 27m 42s
[Nexus One General] mharrissmith:
I get around 12/14 hours, have to charge it every night and also have a car charger. I live in Argentina, have a stock 2.1 ROM, only sync Gmail and send 10 texts per day. If anyone has tips to increase battery life (other than the obvious of dimming the screen or using 2G) please let me know.
[Nexus One General] ChronoReverse:
I've noticed that my battery usage is mostly the screen. It'd be 90% of the battery usage in the information screen.
[Nexus One General] mafaesto:
I have 90% on screen as well, I bought the phone to use it, not to be used in dire situations lol. It's a joy to use. I get about 8-10 hours as well 10 or more on a good day :P I don't see why you would get a phone this awesome and try to do so much just to save 50% on battery, but if you guys are actually using the phone how do you get such a good battery life?
[Nexus One General] ChronoReverse:
One thing that would be nice is if all the google apps could have a white text on black background mode. I'm pretty sure that would save at least half the power (I hear it's 0.7W vs 3W).
[Nexus One General] dogiedogie:
I feel sad because of this thread. All this is saying is you have a £500 which you keep in your pocket and dont use. We all know this phone has a standby time of a week or so, however we want to boost its usage times.
[Nexus One General] acur8ly:
The most I can get out of my awesome battery sucker is about 12 hours. That is with the display set to auto adjust brightness a regular wallpaper Bluetooth and Wi-Fi on only when I am using them. Average 20 minutes talk time on 3g and NP more than 10 text. Sync turned off. Email application set to exchange always on.
[Nexus One General] Bronyr:
I get the same with Froyo, no wi-fi, only 3G, weather/news widget, email, snapping pix here and there, a few phone calls, a bit of live video (30min max) watching live soccer, and I'm lucky to get through a day.

I always recharge during the day while driving anyway, just to have more juice.
[Nexus One General] :
I belive this is true. I went on vacation a couple weeks ago and there where no free wifi hotspots and I was roaming so no data. Used the phone as pretty much just a camera and made some quick phone calls (due to roaming). After the first day I noticed I was only down by like 10 percent so I decided to let it go and see what I could get. Managed to get to 6 and a half days before needing to charge. Was using one of IntersectRavens kernels for this by the way.
[Nexus One General] chronopc:
Getting 3 1/2 days isn't really that shocking on the Nexus One. It all depends on use. The screen is what waste the most energy, so if you don't use the screen a lot, you can easily get 3 1/2 days. I use my phone pretty heavily; web browsing, music, Pandora, and I get about 18 hours, which is great. I just charge every night. I think if I used the Nexus One purely as a phone instead of a computer, I can easily get 3 1/2 days.