Over 800 alarms from com.google.android.location are observed in BBS overnight.
I know this can be solved by disabling location service, but is there a way that I can identify which apps are causing the alarms?
I have already turned off wifi/mobile data/auto sync.
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chamonix said:
[APP] [26 Aug - V1.10] BetterBatteryStats adds battery history back to Android
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Guys I need some major help. Google services is chewing up alot of battery power about 50 percent sometimes more. It says google contacts sync google callendar sync google framework and network location and I have turned all thse things off apart from the framework but thats not even set to start up so what am I doing wrong? I am using Galaxy S2 Cyanogen Mod stable
Use BetterbatteryStats to find out which wakelock are draining your battery.
http://www.xda-developers.com/android/tune-your-androids-battery-life-with-betterbatterystats/
I have used battery stats and it is saying that the above post is draining the battery. What can I do?
Found the solution to my problem I had google services framework disabled in system tuner so it was causing the phone to stay awake. Thank you for your reply.
kristoph62 said:
Found the solution to my problem I had google services framework disabled in system tuner so it was causing the phone to stay awake. Thank you for your reply.
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Normally you shouldn't diable something like that
kristoph62 said:
Found the solution to my problem I had google services framework disabled in system tuner so it was causing the phone to stay awake. Thank you for your reply.
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You froze it and your phone is working fine??? :-/
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i tried freezein Google Framework Services and i didn't had acces to contacts and calendar.
i had to resync all of them. so FREEZING GFS is not the solution!
Network Location, background data, autosync disabled. no auto refreshing, updating software running.
the phone goes to sleep only when i kill GFS, and for some time, after that GFS restarts on its own!
other ideas?
My phone gets battery drain from google contacts sync. Any help on that?
jastonas said:
My phone gets battery drain from google contacts sync. Any help on that?
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I have a Galaxy S4 i9505 and the exact same problem. Google Contacts sync all of a sudden began not to be completed and run the whole day long, completely dranining battery... so far I have disabled it, but I like to have "real-time" changes on my Gmail Contacts applied on the phone. That's one of the main reasons I have an Android phone.
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After installing BetterBatteryStats, I've gotten a better look at the wakelock draining the battery. After gathering stats for 25-30 minutes, the following wakelock is the top user:
GTALK_ASYNC_CONN_com.google.android.gsf.gtalkservice.AndroidEndpoint (Google Services)
The drain remains at about 10% per 1 hours.
How can I solved it？
HELP ME！ THANK you
jiezhang0518 said:
After installing BetterBatteryStats, I've gotten a better look at the wakelock draining the battery. After gathering stats for 25-30 minutes, the following wakelock is the top user:
GTALK_ASYNC_CONN_com.google.android.gsf.gtalkservice.AndroidEndpoint (Google Services)
The drain remains at about 10% per 1 hours.
How can I solved it？
HELP ME！ THANK you
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If you don't use talk/talkback, then you can disable them in system settings - apps or delete them from the system/app folder.
Verstuurd van mijn GT-I9100
jiezhang0518 said:
After installing BetterBatteryStats, I've gotten a better look at the wakelock draining the battery. After gathering stats for 25-30 minutes, the following wakelock is the top user:
GTALK_ASYNC_CONN_com.google.android.gsf.gtalkservice.AndroidEndpoint (Google Services)
The drain remains at about 10% per 1 hours.
How can I solved it？
HELP ME！ THANK you
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You are on stock rom right? Try to remove BetterBatteryStats and see battery. If it drain remove Gtalk app and reinstall from Google Play.
I used chainfires method of CF root to rpt my phone and the root was successful but wakelocks increased drastically after rooting
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I used chainfires method of CF root to rpt my phone and the root was successful but wakelocks increased drastically after rooting
Sent from my GT-I9300 using xda app-developers app
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may be many apps running in the background?
wakelocks
My device is rooted and using root access almost all the bloatware has been frozen and I have very limited apps. I didn't have a wakelock problem before rooting but now my cpu wakes up at regular intervals of time and sometimes its on all the time ( even when the screen is off).
The apps that I have on my phone are
Opera mini
Temple run
Whatsapp
Viber
Superuser
Default Samsung browser
S memo
S planner
Gmail
music player ( default )
Calculator
Video player
Standard reply is use Better Battery Stats to find what wakelocks .
jje
wakelocks
I'm a student and I'm also unemployed so I can't actually afford paid apps .
I tried gsams a while ago. I didn't know what that specific app was so I just performed a hard reset
wakelock detector
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sriram231092 said:
many of us are students here buddy. not everyone will buy the paid apps. you have many ways to download paid apps for free
sent from my GT-I9300 running CM10.1 RC4.4 by Temasek
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Please remove this post warez is totally against XDA rules .
You are stealing from developers .
jje
wakelocks
I'll check out the Wakelock detector ASAP. Thanks!
did it.
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BetterBatteryStats
I just found out that there is a free version of BetterBatteryStats for xda members. downloaded and installed it.am following the instructions . . . but do any of you know how to interpret the observations?
hi dude,
if you have various system or user apps wakelocks , first do a monitoring it with your favorite battery monitor and analysis tool to details.
you can use traditional battery savers (i didn't recommend)
I do use greenify (paid app, but very good - the "engine" is different, doesn't kill or freeze, but hibernate system (need root) or users apps.
increase my battery and decrease unnecessary wakelocks ...
Wakelocks - read it ... enlight your questions
http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/Wakelocks
[APP][2.1+][16 Apr. - V1.13.4] BetterBatteryStats - thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1179809
GSam Battery Monitor is a interesting free alternative... former badassbatterymonitor. It is available in Google Play (free)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gsamlabs.bbm
best regards,
BetterBatteryStats reading
I'm uploading my bbs reading. can you guys tell me what this means?
wakelocks
By looking at the task manager you can deduce that I have minimal number of applications running in the background and that all the bloatware has either been frozen removed of greenified.
and by looking at the battery graph you can conclude that I have wakelocks as the cpu doesn't go into deep sleep even when the screen is off
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I'm uploading my bbs reading. can you guys tell me what this means?
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hi
there was in you files, eg.
gtalk GTALK_ASYNC_CONN_com.google.android.gsf.gtalkservice.AndroidEndpoint
gmail com.google.android.gm.Gmail
high durations
look in settings the sync settings ... maybe adjust the sync ...
there was long wakelock time durations eg m_duration=74554
others wakes
m_name=DropboxCpuOnlyWakeLock, m_duration=48767
causes ... sync? look the dropbox settings
m_name=PhoneWindowManager.Broadcast WakeLock, m_duration=57822
localization apps related?
i did read for this and guys reported problems in volume buttom or others ... pressing or bump problems ... or (its hard to believe lol) leather cases that press buttons
Common tips - reference http://better.asksven.org/bbs-how-to/
"Following tips can help you reducing some causes of awake:
Turn your GPS off when not required to avoid apps using that expensive location source
When you are finished using an app close it with the "back" button. This will terminate it and avoid background management
Don't use any auto killer apps. If there are apps you don't want to be started or cached freeze them or configure their auto-start properly
Don't use and power saving tools like Juice Defender or Green Power: most apps do not behave properly when they can't use the data connection and will generate overhead by trying
If you don't need Wifi turn it off: in some cases Wifi is known to cause wakeups and an overhead in e.g. location services"
I recommend you try freeze these apps or greenify (my personal choice) ... or change the sync settings ... or uninstall apps
If this troubleshooting does not work ...
I do recommend install a latest firmware (your favorite ROM stock stock pre rooted or custom) ... wipe format etc ... etc ... etc
Do a backup user apps and data ... etc ...
best regards
wakelocks
I have one gmail account and sync is on for like 10 mins a day.
I do have a dropbox account but I haven't actually logged into the app using my phone.
I don't use a case or any other protection for my phone home and the volume buttons are seldom pressed.
gps is switched off almost all the time but the other two options in location setting are on.
I always use packet data.
I have also greenified all third party applications except whatsapp and all the stock apps that I don't use have been frozen.
thanks for helping!
( I get a standby time of around 17-20 hours with a minimum on screen time of 5 hours . stock rom and kernel)
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I have one gmail account and sync is on for like 10 mins a day.
I do have a dropbox account but I haven't actually logged into the app using my phone.
I don't use a case or any other protection for my phone home and the volume buttons are seldom pressed.
gps is switched off almost all the time but the other two options in location setting are on.
I always use packet data.
I have also greenified all third party applications except whatsapp and all the stock apps that I don't use have been frozen.
thanks for helping!
( I get a standby time of around 17-20 hours with a minimum on screen time of 5 hours . stock rom and kernel)
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yeah ... cool dude ...
i am very happy to try to help you ...
best regards
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I don't have xposed (so no amplify)
I think I could disable NLP and nlpcollector in KitKat with Disable Service app.
I'm using android 5.1 now on my N5, and I can't manage to disable NLP services in any ways. I'm getting around 1 wake lock per minute and its really annoying. Can someone please help me? (I had 0% better lost when idle on KitKat, after disabling those!)
PS: BBS screenshot attached
No one?
I own Sony Xperia X and running the latest FW
Decided the other day to check wakelocks and alarms with BBS - worse than Android 6....
I got alarms mainly from:
1. Doze alarms from DeviceIdleController.light/deep
2. WifiConnectivityManager
3. GCM_Reconnect if mobile data is off
HeartBeat_Alarm when its on
4. EventLogServiceReceiver
Xposed for N is not available so Amplify & Unbounce don't work.
Any ideas how to limit the amount of these alarms? This is the only reason I hate Android...all these uncontrollable wake-ups that take 1-2% battery/h while idling...
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tanago said:
Any ideas how to limit the amount of these alarms? This is the only reason I hate Android...all these uncontrollable wake-ups that take 1-2% battery/h while idling...
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With ResurrectionRemix rom there is an option to block alarms and wakelocks. However I did not find any way to get rid of the wificonnectivitymanager alarms. Any news or solutions on this?