If we ODIN to stock before flashing to a new ROM, is it still necessary to wipe battery stats?
i bought my new lg optimus one today i dont want try any custom rom right now just want to try any custom kernel for overclocking so can i flash kenel like franco kernel on my stock rom v2.2.2 v10d???
is it safe??
Yes man Go ahead, franco's kernal is the best.. no issues, as always do a nand backup in case anything goes wrong
one of the best kernel ,have u installed custom recovery ..
then flash the franco kernel v17-cfs version meant for froyo roms.
CtrlU said:
Yes man Go ahead, franco's kernal is the best.. no issues, as always do a nand backup in case anything goes wrong
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so i have to wipe chache or wipe all for flashing kernel al my apps &gmaes will be deleted??
rchile said:
so i have to wipe chache or wipe all for flashing kernel al my apps &gmaes will be deleted??
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Noooooooo, Just wipe dalvik cache and battery stats
CtrlU said:
Noooooooo, Just wipe dalvik cache and battery stats
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i am using rom manager there is option of wipe dalvic cache how to wipe battery status
Yes there would be an option once you start to install the kernel
After flashing recovery with rommanger,You have to boot into recovery, There are options in the list for wiping cache and battery status.
CtrlU said:
After flashing recovery with rommanger,You have to boot into recovery, There are options in the list for wiping cache and battery status.
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thanks guys flashed successfully first kernel on my phone now where can i find oveclock settings???
Wipe cache & dalvik cache from custom recovery and then flash kernel. That's all.
For battery stats:
- charge your phone
- when it's fully charged keep the charger plugged and boot into recovery
- with the charger still plugged wipe battery stats and reboot
- pull out your charger only after the system boots completly
To overclock install SetCPU (find it on the forum)
22VIN said:
Wipe cache & dalvik cache from custom recovery and then flash kernel. That's all.
For battery stats:
- charge your phone
- when it's fully charged keep the charger plugged and boot into recovery
- with the charger still plugged wipe battery stats and reboot
- pull out your charger only after the system boots completly
To overclock install SetCPU (find it on the forum)
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i have not done wipe battery status but my phone still reboot successfully ater flashing so is it ok should wipe battery status now
rchile said:
thanks guys flashed successfully first kernel on my phone now where can i find oveclock settings???
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Search for no frills in market and install it....
rchile said:
i have not done wipe battery status but my phone still reboot successfully ater flashing so is it ok should wipe battery status now
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Charge your cell to 100% then clear battery stats ,that will give you more power i think ,or try battery calibrator ,it also does the same thing.
rchile said:
i have not done wipe battery status but my phone still reboot successfully ater flashing so is it ok should wipe battery status now
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I tried wiping battery status before and after ROM install..never had any issues with that.
Battery stats have no influence whatsoever on phone crashes
Sent from my LG-P500 using XDA App
Just wipe the battery when 100%
its just a standard thing.. If you don't believe us.
Don't blame the dev and us for making your battery died faster.
Nimitmak said:
Search for no frills in market and install it....
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no frils crashes my phone if i go above 800 so i have set to 729mhz with set cpu & its stable now
I cant wipe my battery stats. i mean, it show no after i wipe battery stats in CWM.
for example, if i wipe dalvik cache, it show Dalvik cache wipe completely in CWM.
i m on litening rom V3.0
Boot recovery mode .
~Advanced
Wipe Battery stats .
Yes
Close and reboot .
jje
Alternatively, try https://market.android.com/details?id=com.nema.batterycalibration&feature=search_result
+1 to above. Really useful calibrator.
when i install cwm i dont have option wipe battery stats?
is that problem with cwm or what?
i have samsung i9105p
Help.....anyone can help?
I tried to delete batterystats.bin under "data/system", re-flash the system.img, wipe cache & dalvik, reset to the factory, but the battery stats still as the same...........over 4000%
If i boot in to twrp, the battery stats is normal
Same its happening with me aswell i got 4000% battery and in twrp its normal