After updating ICS i root it straight forward, and experience the poor battery life, I waited 3 weeks and calibrated many times, and turn off all the unnecessary services as suggested in the different forums but result is same, before ICS, i was happy with 3 days battery life, but Now, it just keep the juice for 1 day that sux!
Notice, Android system is taking all the juice and its keep "Awake" why not in sleeping mode ? when not in use.
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for me i use my mobile in ordinary mode for 2 1/2 days... 1 day if i use continue wifi
I recomend you to use this kernel http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1521309,because default ICS kernel suck. I'm using I-Scream build 10 (which is a lite version of Nordic .562 FW) with this kernel,and battery drain is about 2% in 4 hours.Also,you should make different profiles (with setcpu),for example when screen is off set profile to 122-460 mhz,conservative mode.
georgeiulian89 said:
I recomend you to use this kernel http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1521309,because default ICS kernel suck. I'm using I-Scream build 10 (which is a lite version of Nordic .562 FW) with this kernel,and battery drain is about 2% in 4 hours.
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Can we use that kernel on official ICS and locked bl and is there any fc, problem with wifi or bug?
Sent from my Neo V with supercharged ICS ^^
yes,it works with official ics. If you don't have wi-fi issues,flash it dirrectly,but if you have wi-fi issues install first this kernel http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1609617,don't boot after install,and then flash Inteks kernel (without booting between installs). I'm using it on MT15i,and i don't have any lag or wi-fi issue. I don't know if it works with locked bl,because i have unlocked bootloader.
I think after update (wipe) phone is collecting info about battery and some other stuff, that's why your phone is awake all the time or maybe some app drains your battery?
Take a look at my stats.
zakk87 said:
I think after update (wipe) phone is collecting info about battery and some other stuff, that's why your phone is awake all the time or maybe some app drains your battery?
Take a look at my stats.
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Notice, Only Android system is taking all the juice, so its clear not other applications are sucking the juice !
I should tweak a little more, and will inform later ...
@georgeiulian89: why you posting him custom kernel? this is not problem in kernel.
zmbutt said:
I should tweak a little more, and will inform later ...
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Nothing to tweak. Besides, what did you tweak so far?
Stock ICS shouldn't drain so much. Do a clean flash again.
Android OS should report higher usage than in GB, but not that high. Do a reflash.
Madfysh said:
@georgeiulian89: why you posting him custom kernel? this is not problem in kernel.
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Because i've had the same problem,and this is the way i've solved it.
georgeiulian89 said:
Because i've had the same problem,and this is the way i've solved it.
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Stock, clean ICS doesn't drain so much.
If it does, ether some modifications are made, or something is messed up while flashing.
Op. You said you've disabled some services and calibrated many times have you thought of just letting it settle.
Flash again, rather than trying to undo everything that you've done. This time give it a couple of days to calm down then investigate if needs be.
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Iam useing KA17.2 battery life just for one day, and iam pretty happy
Madfysh said:
@georgeiulian89: why you posting him custom kernel? this is not problem in kernel.
Nothing to tweak. Besides, what did you tweak so far?
Stock ICS shouldn't drain so much. Do a clean flash again.
Android OS should report higher usage than in GB, but not that high. Do a reflash.
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Tweak = disabling unnecessary services, ie Location, autosync etc,
I think Flash will be my last option.
Madfysh said:
Stock, clean ICS doesn't drain so much.
If it does, ether some modifications are made, or something is messed up while flashing.
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I didn't flash it using flash tool, i Update it with SEUS.
& everything was smooth.
mpiekp said:
Op. You said you've disabled some services and calibrated many times have you thought of just letting it settle.
Flash again, rather than trying to undo everything that you've done. This time give it a couple of days to calm down then investigate if needs be.
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I will try that,
Thanks for suggestion everyone
Problem Solved
I follow the guide from [Solution] [ICS] Solve battery drain issue on 4.1.A.0.562 [05/07], seems like the baseband 70 was sucking all the juice, after downgrading to Baseband 64 the magic is back
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woow, nice mobile network signal. I have bad signal but on BB70 phone works 3 days.
Stock kernel from Sony is good enough to,
you have a charger right peeps?
our phone is not a car, like when you start him and automatic recharge
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Here you go guys, the latest firmware for the PLAY!
This is the generic Hong Kong Trade version
To be flashed with FlashTool!
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Staying on .42 for now, happy with it and there is no significant upgrade.
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Staying on .42 for now, happy with it and there is no significant upgrade.
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if the basedband has changed which it has it'll be for one reason or another
hopefully it's due to the high cell standby battery drain
Have a Portuguese (Brazillian) on idioms ?.
And DoomLord kernel is flashable ?
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waallace said:
Have a Portuguese (Brazillian) on idioms ?.
And DoomLord kernel is flashable ?
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Yes to both questions
Any change logs ??//
Been running this for a couple of days now and battery life seems much improved
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tommoose said:
Been running this for a couple of days now and battery life seems much improved
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Placebo maybe?
KeiranFTW said:
Placebo maybe?
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i dont think it is. been running it as stock with root thru zergrush (with data and wifi set to off with screen off and some bloat frozen or removed) and overnight it dropped by 4%. On .42 with the exact same variables set i would see a drop of around 10% to 15%. signal strength on wifi and vodafone seem to be stronger and more consistent too
tom
tommoose said:
i dont think it is. been running it as stock with root thru zergrush (with data and wifi set to off with screen off and some bloat frozen or removed) and overnight it dropped by 4%. On .42 with the exact same variables set i would see a drop of around 10% to 15%. signal strength on wifi and vodafone seem to be stronger and more consistent too
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Installing now, hopefully fix my market.
just flashed this myself installed dooms v8 kernel,removed all the crap(didn't freeze uninstalled) gonna do a full charge before bed and see if the 20% drain i used to have is any better
sony must of recieved feedback about the baseband or the dev's found the problem from what i can see the only thing changed is the baseband
ando_uk said:
just flashed this myself installed dooms v8 kernel,removed all the crap(didn't freeze uninstalled) gonna do a full charge before bed and see if the 20% drain i used to have is any better
sony must of recieved feedback about the baseband or the dev's found the problem from what i can see the only thing changed is the baseband
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Think they changed the kernel a lot too, looking at the sources.
EDIT: scratch that, sources are almost the same. just a few differences.
So this has every language included?
HearthC0re said:
So this has every language included?
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I think so.
It has a hell load of bloatware.
But - it fixed my market! Long live the Chinese!
Anyone tried running this with DooMLoRDv8 ?
Tried myself and got neither Data nor WiFi.. so pretty much not usable
HearthC0re said:
Anyone tried running this with DooMLoRDv8 ?
Tried myself and got neither Data nor WiFi.. so pretty much not usable
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obviously didn't flash the wifi modules from doom's kernel
mobile data and wifi both working fine here
ando_uk said:
obviously didn't flash the wifi modules from doom's kernel
mobile data and wifi both working fine here
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+1
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i haven't seen any different (( sensible different )) , the battry drian is the same as before !
i personally use "system tune pro " and set the cpu yo min when screen is off ! but really this update ....58 is the same as .....42
please let us know if is there anybody here that find out the difference .
thanks
If i flash this, I'm guessing my UOT theme will be lost, but will I be able to just flash my old theme again, or will I have to get the files from this firmware and re-cook my theme again??
Adam3Sixty said:
If i flash this, I'm guessing my UOT theme will be lost, but will I be able to just flash my old theme again, or will I have to get the files from this firmware and re-cook my theme again??
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If the old theme was made for the .42 firmware, yes you can flash it again
Hi there
I recently switched to CyanogenMOD and also bought AWD EX and while having the phone set on battery save something seems to leach the it empty fast within a day and not using it even a lot.
I am not very familiar with Android and finding what process might be responsible for the battery drain.
Any idea? Is CyanogenMOD or ADW EX very battery demanding?
First try out BetterBatteryStats to see what is keeping your phone awake.
Did u battery wiping/calibrating before/after flashing ROM?
santachaos said:
First try out BetterBatteryStats to see what is keeping your phone awake.
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yep, download betterbatterystats, (xda edition would do) then look for processes that use a lot of time, not those with few seconds. If there isnt any, look for any partial wakelocks that also, use a lot of time and root out the battery draining application.
If nothing seems to be wrong, i suggest you download battery calibration app from market : http://bit.ly/x5sPR6 and calibrate.
Cheers
@PokMahPok: GET RID OF THE PICTURE IN THE SIGNATURE!!!
@cekuhnen: The most often experienced problem is that the CPU never actually sleeps. Go to Settings > About phone > Battery use and if "Android System" is using the battery the most, reflash your ROM.
Ianis G. Vasilev said:
@PokMahPok: GET RID OF THE PICTURE IN THE SIGNATURE!!!
@cekuhnen: The most often experienced problem is that the CPU never actually sleeps. Go to Settings > About phone > Battery use and if "Android System" is using the battery the most, reflash your ROM.
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@the pic complain lol whats wrong wif the pic D:
@cpuneversleep. the cpu not sleeping is probably due to a wakelock thats keeping it from going to sleep. use betterbatterystats to sort out the burden app.
ah I did not calibrate the battery - So I will download the app and follow the charge and then discharge process?
I think I did this cash wipe fore flashing the rom. Why do I need to do this?
I have attached the screenshots from my Android system including the states
and as it looks Android System is what is using up 45% of the battery.
However again I have no idea how to read this or what it means. What are those wakelocks - I assume a process preventing Android to put the CPU into a lower MHZ frequenze to drain less power?
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Ianis G. Vasilev said:
The most often experienced problem is that the CPU never actually sleeps. Go to Settings > About phone > Battery use and if "Android System" is using the battery the most, reflash your ROM.
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Why should I reflash it - what does it fix or do? I am asking because I do not understand the reason for this but would love to get educated
Wakelocos are processes tat cn prevent your phone from going to sleep properly, which may cause battery drain. It is under partial wakelocks(click the scroll down menu)
When you reflash your rom, your sort of "reset" it back to its "default" state, so anything tat may have affected the battery would be gone.
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with reflash the CyanogenROM do you really mean to reflash it or do a factory reset ?
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with reflash the CyanogenROM do you really mean to reflash it or do a factory reset ?
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its just a reflash, all your settings will go back to default. its not a factory reset.
Ok I wiped clean the phone, reflashed the rom, did a battery calibration
but for some reason I still have the large feeling that CyanogenMOD 7.2.0 drains the batter dramatically faster than Froyo did.
When I woke up 40% of battery was lost within the 9 hours I slept.
When I only browsed the web a little the battery took another deep hit as you can see in the graph when Wifi got on.
However in contrast to before now the only two things taking up the biggest parts seem to be cell Standby and Phone idle. At last the android system is not doing it.
Considering that 10 hours of mainly stand by drains nearly 50% of the phone makes this a unusable situation. Mild browsing the web for 30 minutes killing 10% is just bizarre.
Do you have any other idea? I was under the impression that CyanogenMOD 7.2 has much better battery life but I feel at least how things work on my phone it is way the opposite.
Could ADW Ex be the offender ?
cekuhnen said:
Ok I wiped clean the phone, reflashed the rom, did a battery calibration
but for some reason I still have the large feeling that CyanogenMOD 7.2.0 drains the batter dramatically faster than Froyo did.
When I woke up 40% of battery was lost within the 9 hours I slept.
When I only browsed the web a little the battery took another deep hit as you can see in the graph when Wifi got on.
However in contrast to before now the only two things taking up the biggest parts seem to be cell Standby and Phone idle. At last the android system is not doing it.
Considering that 10 hours of mainly stand by drains nearly 50% of the phone makes this a unusable situation. Mild browsing the web for 30 minutes killing 10% is just bizarre.
Do you have any other idea? I was under the impression that CyanogenMOD 7.2 has much better battery life but I feel at least how things work on my phone it is way the opposite.
Could ADW Ex be the offender ?
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What kernel are you using? There is a kernel out there, I believe franco's that drains battery on standby. I had this problem to and therefore switched.
Yesterday I flashed adfad666's Unofficial CM7.2.0-RC0 and this one is using this Kernel:
[email protected]
What kernel would you propose to use which would work with the CyanogenMOD ROM I am using?
If you have a better combination please tell me.
cekuhnen said:
Yesterday I flashed adfad666's Unofficial CM7.2.0-RC0 and this one is using this Kernel:
[email protected]
What kernel would you propose to use which would work with the CyanogenMOD ROM I am using?
If you have a better combination please tell me.
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I've always had battery drain with kernel .35 even though battery life is suppose to be better. For better battery and stability it's better, in my opinion to go with a .32 kernel. You have flashed the new baseband therefore you'd have to revert back but I don't recommend that. CM7 just announced official release and a nightly build is up. I'm giving a try (seems to be better responsive). This has a different kernel. It uses 2.6.35.10.
I actually do not have the new baseband installed - flashed I only flashed the Cyanogen ROM with the old baseband.
Thus I could easily flash any oldbaseband rom.
Anything you suggest?
cekuhnen said:
I actually do not have the new baseband installed - flashed I only flashed the Cyanogen ROM with the old baseband.
Thus I could easily flash any oldbaseband rom.
Anything you suggest?
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Yes, I suggest AdFad666's A8 version of CM7. I then suggest to flash Goldenleaf.v111206 from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1227682
Don't forget to wipe battery stats after all of that.
Where do you get the A8 build from?
I only find this as being the latest:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1436952#5
Do I even need to flash this old baseband rom he mentions on his website when I never did change my old baseband anyway?
cekuhnen said:
Where do you get the A8 build from?
I only find this as being the latest:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1436952#5
Do I even need to flash this old baseband rom he mentions on his website when I never did change my old baseband anyway?
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You are correct it's that version and no don't flash old baseband as you have it.
ok cool
I just saw that he uploaded the A8 version so I downloaded it and will try to flash the .32 version and then the Kernel you listed.
Claas
I knoe this is many threads had discussed many times, but still m starting it. Can some one pls suggest me proper solution my prblm...i'm facing xcessive battery drain issues few days after updating to ics, my battery won't last even for 6hrs
What shud i do ?
P.s. Dnt suggest me to do things like switch off my gps wifi data etc etc
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ssbnasa said:
P.s. Dnt suggest me to do things like switch off my gps wifi data etc etc
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These are the biggest battery users.
Also we can't help, if we don't know what you use your phone for. If you are gaming a lot, then of course, it won't last long. Share your Battery Usage screen and also, if you have root, then BetterBatteryStats info page of Partial Wakelocks, Alarms and Processes.
i put my lww every night on charger, i have about 2-3 hours on wifi a day and rest is on 3g+ calls and sms
Yup, agree with Someguy.. use BetterBatteryStats and figure out what's been running. Then get Startup Auditor to stop it from self starting or a Root app remover and disable it..
ssbnasa said:
I knoe this is many threads had discussed many times, but still m starting it. Can some one pls suggest me proper solution my prblm...i'm facing xcessive battery drain issues few days after updating to ics, my battery won't last even for 6hrs
What shud i do ?
P.s. Dnt suggest me to do things like switch off my gps wifi data etc etc
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ok first repair via PCC then install apps one by one checking the performance untill you find the app that is draining you battery
also it can be that only with the repair the problem is resolved
Someguyfromhell said:
These are the biggest battery users.
Also we can't help, if we don't know what you use your phone for. If you are gaming a lot, then of course, it won't last long. Share your Battery Usage screen and also, if you have root, then BetterBatteryStats info page of Partial Wakelocks, Alarms and Processes.
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Bro i already did all dose things like switching off wifi gps etx, but it didn't work. Also i dnt play games on mobile...i said na it just drains on idle mode only.....so now wat shud i do ? :/
I still dnt know wats da prblm is ?
P.s. My fone is not rooted, i use stock rom itself
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Wing00w0 said:
ok first repair via PCC then install apps one by one checking the performance untill you find the app that is draining you battery
also it can be that only with the repair the problem is resolved
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Okk...i'll try dat !!
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As I said, make screenshot of your Battery Usage screen and post it here.
ssbnasa said:
Bro i already did all dose things like switching off wifi gps etx, but it didn't work. Also i dnt play games on mobile...i said na it just drains on idle mode only.....so now wat shud i do ? :/
I still dnt know wats da prblm is ?
P.s. My fone is not rooted, i use stock rom itself
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Yeah, that may be, but the thing with smartphones (not just android) a multitude of things can run in the background without you knowing. If something prevents the CPU from going into sleep mode all the time, your battery life is gonna suffer.
Check that first. Odds are it's something you installed. In which case, sure, a factory reset can fix the problem but it'll come back once you install that app again.. Get the point?
Someguyfromhell said:
As I said, make screenshot of your Battery Usage screen and post it here.
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+1 on this.post your battery stat screen shot.
I have battery drain a few days ago.i figure it out by checking battery stat and data usage
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Issue : faceboot inside xperia keep sync in infinite loop.
Workaround : disabled contact sync on facebook inside xperia account
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well,I tried task killers but that didnt work at all,also I would prefer a task killer which will kill all except the most important system apps(home.apk etc)..
anivesh93 said:
well,I tried task killers but that didnt work at all,also I would prefer a task killer which will kill all except the most important system apps(home.apk etc)..
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Don't use taskkillers at all.
Task killer kills the apps and if these start automatically again, it uses more power.
It is better to leave the app running than closing it and then it starting itself again. Android kills some apps or places them to cache if RAM is needed. Android doesn't work the same like Windows.
on those screenshots you have running
facebook sync--> put 1 hour sync
google talk --> shutdown
screen timeout--> 15 sec, and reduce brightnes to half
network--> try switch to 2g
battery try to calibrate, when phone shutsdown put on charger, when is full go to cwm and wipe battery stats and again discharge battery do this 2-3 times, if isn't better take your phone to service if you stil have waranty, waranty on battery is 6 months, i hope this help
Dude, seriously, what's so hard about installing an app and checking up on it once in a while?
manilu001 said:
battery try to calibrate, when phone shutsdown put on charger, when is full go to cwm and wipe battery stats and again discharge battery do this 2-3 times, if isn't better take your phone to service if you stil have waranty, waranty on battery is 6 months, i hope this help
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There is no such thing as battery calibration for newer smartphones.
Someguyfromhell said:
There is no such thing as battery calibration for newer smartphones.
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+1 with this. Want to learn about battery here : http://batteryuniversity.com/
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I also have a problem with the battery.
She keeps me 1 day.
I have uploaded rage kernel 3.2.
perosdroid said:
I also have a problem with the battery.
She keeps me 1 day.
I have uploaded rage kernel 3.2.
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Is completely normal with smartphones. The batteries do not last very long on smartphones.
ICS uses a lot of phone's CPU which results in more battery usage. You can do nothing but wait until SONY does something about it in next update!
Hi guys. Just noticed that I have battery drain. My battery life is about 6 hours. I have stock ics rom ( 4.1.B.0.431 ). I've disabled wifi, 3G, set brightness to 35% but have same problem.
Since you are on stock ICS, I suppose your baseband version is
.72 . Try flashing a lower baseband. Check out this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1640641
You can also turn off the bravia engine! Saves some for me! Or juz see which apps eat most of the battery and find a solution for them! Also do u use any task killer? ( battery Dr. Is the best! Its widget is a great task killer!)
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what you do on your phone then ??
Abhilesh7 said:
Since you are on stock ICS, I suppose your baseband version is
.72 . Try flashing a lower baseband. Check out this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1640641
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Thanks, it worked
P.S. First boot took about 15 minutes, I thought that I bricked my phone
Pandemic said:
what you do on your phone then ??
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Make some calls (4-5 per a day) and surfin the Net (about 20 minutes).
CaH9 said:
Make some calls (4-5 per a day) and surfin the Net (about 20 minutes).
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Hm ok and how much times surfing the net a day and what browser are you using?
It could be that your nattery is broken but i dont know for sure
Sent from my Xperia Neo V with Supercharged ICS 4.0.4
Pandemic said:
Hm ok and how much times surfing the net a day and what browser are you using?
It could be that your nattery is broken but i dont know for sure
Sent from my Xperia Neo V with Supercharged ICS 4.0.4
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Or there could be some unwanted heavy background app/service eating up the battery!
Sent from My NeoV on Xperia Ice Cream Pureness build 11!
Pandemic said:
Hm ok and how much times surfing the net a day and what browser are you using?
It could be that your nattery is broken but i dont know for sure
Sent from my Xperia Neo V with Supercharged ICS 4.0.4
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I use stock browser. I've flashed .62 baseband and hope it will work. I'll check it today.
CaH9 said:
I use stock browser. I've flashed .62 baseband and hope it will work. I'll check it today.
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BB would not be the problem, check whats consuming battery using 'Better Battery Stats" either here or on Play Store
and to be honest, stay away from crap like task killers
PS : i used Juice Defender Ultimate when i used stock, nothing since custom ROMs
Another way
I use turn off keypad light to save energy too
to do this , first you must root your device and install Root Explorer , then go this address :
/sys/class/leds/button-backlight and change the file brightness to the value 1.
Than change the file max_current to 1, too. Go to /system/etc and than hw_config.sh and change max_current to 1. Reboot & Finished :good:
Well guys... I don't know what to do After few days good battery life it started again discharge very fast. Also I was surprised when I turned off my phone with 25% battery and after 1 hour my phone didn't turned on! Again this fu*king battery drain Maybe the reason is in battery ? But I'm not only one who has same problem...: S I'll do a factory reset and if it won't work... bye bye sony.
CaH9 said:
Well guys... I don't know what to do After few days good battery life it started again discharge very fast. Also I was surprised when I turned off my phone with 25% battery and after 1 hour my phone didn't turned on! Again this fu*king battery drain Maybe the reason is in battery ? But I'm not only one who has same problem...: S I'll do a factory reset and if it won't work... bye bye sony.
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Whats your battery statistics saying? Please post a screen shot of it :good:
arunsankar said:
Whats your battery statistics saying? Please post a screen shot of it :good:
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I did factory reset, so screenshot will be later.
CaH9 said:
Well guys... I don't know what to do After few days good battery life it started again discharge very fast. Also I was surprised when I turned off my phone with 25% battery and after 1 hour my phone didn't turned on! Again this fu*king battery drain Maybe the reason is in battery ? But I'm not only one who has same problem...: S I'll do a factory reset and if it won't work... bye bye sony.
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Try wiping battery stats from recovery after charging the battery to full.! Unplug it n ooen recovery goto advanced wipe battery stats...reboot n den don't charge again until its 0% .... U will notice an increase in battery life!
Sent from My Xperia NeoV! Don't be a retard! Press the thanks button!
Dev Jaskirat said:
Try wiping battery stats from recovery after charging the battery to full.! Unplug it n ooen recovery goto advanced wipe battery stats...reboot n den don't charge again until its 0% .... U will notice an increase in battery life!
Sent from My Xperia NeoV! Don't be a retard! Press the thanks button!
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Yes I know that, but I have stock non-rooted rom.
CaH9 said:
Yes I know that, but I have stock non-rooted rom.
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For stock, non root - your only options are the likes of Juice Defender.
At least root your phone & get rid of the bloatware. You will realize the difference.
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Thanks God, Sony heard me!
http://blogs.sonymobile.com/product...software-version-for-2011-xperia-smartphones/
disabling the facebook account on my Neo v did the trick for me. Now the battery lasts more than a day under normal usage. You can try that
Here it is, as you can see 70% in 5 hours.
It seems that Mokee has been officially supporting roms for Xiaomi mi3w.
check the link -> http://download.mokeedev.com/?device=cancro&type=
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But random reboots always, so useless like another roms...
@sumit.roy Have you tried flashing the rom? Is it stable any issues faced till now. Is same as CM based or some different rom?
I tried and have the radoom reboots and light sensor dont work also the ring sound its not god
@bozarjoska there is nothing useless here..if you are not interested pls don't use it or comment..respect others work...
cosmicsatish said:
@sumit.roy Have you tried flashing the rom? Is it stable any issues faced till now. Is same as CM based or some different rom?
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nope.. I had used it when it was unofficial.. has some issues..
plan to flash it by next week as now I am using the aosp rom made using Xiaomi's official kernel.
bozarjoska said:
But random reboots always, so useless like another roms...
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Hi,
There is nothing useless in XDA Forum and regarding issues of random reboots varun is looking into to fix it till then many of using app to fix use that....Don't say that useless coz if it was useless Dev's wouldnt have released any Rom...Remember always respect the Developers works has they put lot of efforts on it .....Its easy to comment like useless and all but you dont know how hard it is to fix issues/develop a Rom in practical....! never comment that its useless if u dont like it dont use it and dont comment simple
What app will I install to prevent the phone from a random reboot? Thanks.
bluerain28 said:
What app will I install to prevent the phone from a random reboot? Thanks.
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Captivate keepalive pro..its a paid app..but works well..
praveen7682 said:
Captivate keepalive pro..its a paid app..but works well..
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but it keeps the cpu active ,so have to compromise with battery savings
ZenR2 said:
but it keeps the cpu active ,so have to compromise with battery savings
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Hmmm how does the battery with captivate enabled?
bluerain28 said:
Hmmm how does the battery with captivate enabled?
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you will have battery drain but not much.atleast you can get rid of the random reboots and enjoy the rom.I am a moderate user so i am getting around 15 - 16 hours of battery..
bluerain28 said:
Hmmm how does the battery with captivate enabled?
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because it always keeps the cpu active,phone just doesn't goes into deep sleep,so that's how it affects the battery life,
but yes on the other side there wll be no reboots.
I was just wondering, then why not lower down CPU freq every time you sleep your phone? As in, lower it to most lowest freq. Yea it won't go to deep sleep but at least no random reboots and battery drain.
Since I don't have this MI3 as of now, you guys can try by installing SetCPU and do some profile settings.
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TiTAN-O-One said:
I was just wondering, then why not lower down CPU freq every time you sleep your phone? As in, lower it to most lowest freq. Yea it won't go to deep sleep but at least no random reboots and battery drain.
Since I don't have this MI3 as of now, you guys can try by installing SetCPU and do some profile settings.
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I already thought of this but I went back to AOSP and wait until random reboot is fixed. :crying:
bluerain28 said:
I already thought of this but I went back to AOSP and wait until random reboot is fixed. :crying:
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Nandroid backup the entire ROM you're using
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Already stop their nightly build.. 4.10.9 is the last one..