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So I spent about four hours researching this. From flashing kernels removing apps and installing modems nothing worked. EXCEPT putting phone in airplane mode, rebooting, then disabling airplane mode. Phone enters deep sleep quickly and consistently after performing this. I encourage anyone with this issue to try the steps above and report back. Note to devs if this is in fact a fix, can you incorporate some kind of script that places phone in airplane mode on reboot and automatically disables on boot? I believe a lot more people are affected by this than we know. Does anyone NOT have this issue? if you know for a fact your phone spends a lot of time in deep sleep please identify which modem you are using. Supposedly this occurs due to a lack of response from modem to os.
from chewable on ics forums:
Bad battery drain due to a wakelock being held for an unspecified length of time. BetterBatteryStats shows it to be RILJ holding the wakelock. I've narrowed it down to a RIL request named RIL_REQUEST_SET_TTY_MODE. I dumped out RILJ.mRequestsList during the held wakelock and I see this request staying around and waiting for a response from the RIL. It's as if the RIL is not responding to this request and I don't see RILReceiver processing a response to this request.
anyone know what tty is?
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So I spent about four hours researching this. From flashing kernels removing apps and installing modems nothing worked. EXCEPT putting phone in airplane mode, rebooting, then disabling airplane mode. Phone enters deep sleep quickly and consistently after performing this. I encourage anyone with this issue to try the steps above and report back. Note to devs if this is in fact a fix, can you incorporate some kind of script that places phone in airplane mode on reboot and automatically disables on boot? I believe a lot more people are affected by this than we know. Does anyone NOT have this issue? if you know for a fact your phone spends a lot of time in deep sleep please identify which modem you are using. Supposedly this occurs due to a lack of response from modem to os.
from chewable on ics forums:
Bad battery drain due to a wakelock being held for an unspecified length of time. BetterBatteryStats shows it to be RILJ holding the wakelock. I've narrowed it down to a RIL request named RIL_REQUEST_SET_TTY_MODE. I dumped out RILJ.mRequestsList during the held wakelock and I see this request staying around and waiting for a response from the RIL. It's as if the RIL is not responding to this request and I don't see RILReceiver processing a response to this request.
anyone know what tty is?
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Dunno how to fix it besides the airplane mode. Have you tried another kernel?
All siyah fluxxi and dream. All have shown the issue at some point
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All siyah fluxxi and dream. All have shown the issue at some point
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What rom are you running?
I am having the same issue. Task's AOKP from 7/3, fluxxi kernel from 7/17.
Modem: UCPLC5.
Strangely, I've been unable to replicate it for the past 2 hours - phone sleeps fine. W T F.
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AOKP 7-3
Seems like rebooting with airplane mode is the only option
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Seems like rebooting with airplane mode is the only option
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I remember I had similar issue - RILJ wakelock after using headphones to listen music. It's disappeared by itself a couple of months ago (I'm on a latest CM9).
But, at the time I was able to get off RILJ wake lock by unplugging headphones, turning airplane mode on, screen off, wait a couple of mins and turn airplane mode off. This should get rid of RILJ wakelock.
hope this helps.
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Well, I don't know if the OP's issues had to do with unplugging headphones but it doesn't seem to be. I'm glad this was posted as I couldn't figure out why I was only getting 85% deep sleep in CPUSpy and the phone would keep showing 10%-11% as 200Mhz in the background. Kernel Wakelocks didn't show any issues and I didn't see anything in Partial Wakelocks at first...then I charged up my phone and saw RILJ showing as 59.8%!!!!!
In fact, RILJ was showing up very high every single time I would charge my phone - even if I rebooted my phone after a full charge.
Eventually, after several hours, it would drop and show about 3.7% or lower depending on how long the phone was sitting on standby without being used. But this explains why I was losing about 4%-5% an hour.
I tried the Airplane Mode on > Reboot > Airplaine Mode off and my phone is now entering Deep Sleep at 94%!
No apps removed or frozen. Just followed OP's instructions!
I'm on AOKP 7-03 (running the stock task650 kernel but switching kernels didn't improve or worsen battery life).
This RILJ may have been fixed in the latest CM9 nightlies.
(Yes, I know taskt650 is currently working on an AOKP JB build so I'm pretty certain that this will be fixed in that build.)
Did this before going to bed and drained 4 points in 6 hours!
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I too am having this problem using task & ktoonsez's AOKP 7/3. For me, it mainly occurs with headphone use. I switched to Semi v16c and the problem went away, but I really want to go back to AOKP! I just got tired of obsessing about this wakelock and switched....
Hopefully JB will bring a final cure.
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I too am having this problem using task & ktoonsez's AOKP 7/3. For me, it mainly occurs with headphone use. I switched to Semi v16c and the problem went away, but I really want to go back to AOKP! I just got tired of obsessing about this wakelock and switched....
Hopefully JB will bring a final cure.
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There is no escape from RILJ on JB(as of now). Blame Samsung RIL, its complete horsebleep.
Ahh, I have been seeing this on my wife's skyrocket so I'm gonna try this on her phone.
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Sunuva **%&$ muther %&%$## I HATE RILJ!!!!
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I have tried several kernels (with task's AOKP), full wipe and reflash, etc., but the only solution was to go to a Samsung based ROM. I noticed the following over on the international GS2 cm9 development thread, but don't see any evidence this was chased to ground: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=25047473
At this point, I'm just hoping one of the devs figures out a solution....
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I've got the same problem using the 3g turbocharger from zeppelinrox and setting the experimental 1 values; try it with every other settings to see if it works I think it's a problem with some ROM settings!
In the Unix world tty is teletype, or another word to describe a terminal / console session.
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So any way to get a script for this? Since the airplane mode > reboot > airplane mode seems to be the only fix... can we get a script that will run this automatically somehow? It's not a big deal if we can't... after all it only takes a few second to turn airplane mode on but sometimes I forget...
I'm definitely having the issue with headphones on the latest builds of AOKP and Fluxi.
Could our RILJ partial wakelock issue be related to TTY (specifically: RIL_REQUEST_SET_TTY_MODE)? It appears to have been fixed in CM9 - see here:
http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#/c/16190/
Also, post #3028 on this page seems to exactly describe how & when I get the RILJ partial wakelock:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...10400&page=303
lmarr28 said:
I'm definitely having the issue with headphones on the latest builds of AOKP and Fluxi.
Could our RILJ partial wakelock issue be related to TTY (specifically: RIL_REQUEST_SET_TTY_MODE)? It appears to have been fixed in CM9 - see here:
http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#/c/16190/
Also, post #3028 on this page seems to exactly describe how & when I get the RILJ partial wakelock:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...10400&page=303
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From what I have read regarding TTY on cellular, it requires a special cable for the headphone jack, so that makes sense it has something to do with the headphones.
Hey folks,
New guy here, just picked up a new LG Optimus G on AT&T yesterday afternoon to replace my aging Samsung GS2. This was a somewhat quickly made decision (for me anyway) so I haven't done as much research on the LGOG as I typically do before purchasing a new device...it's quite possible I missed something stupid. If so, flame away...
As of right now, I'm stock/unrooted, with a small number of primary use apps installed. While screwing around getting familiar with the device yesterday, I noticed a high level of msm_hsic_host wakelocks, with an apparently related but smaller amount of suspend_backoff wakelocks in Better Battery Stats. CPUSpy indicated approximately 25% deep sleep for the run, which was about10 hours from purchase to going to bed - with a partial charge in the middle.
This concerned me slightly, so I let the device charge overnight, then unplugged this morning and let her go on a screen-off draindown test. Did a 50 minute run, which resulted in zero battery drain (still at 100% for a few moments when I lit the screen up at the end of the run) but ZERO deep sleep. The vast majority of the run was spent at 384 MHz, with small amounts at 1512. This run was done while on an ATT microcell for calls and WiFi on for data (set to stay on with screen off). Background data was on. While I am quite impressed that I'm seeing 1-2% drain per hour with no deep sleep, I have to believe this is not how the device is supposed to operate.
Prior to buying the LGOG, while looking at the forums here, I noted that Jank4AU was here - a name I recognized from the Aria and SGS2 forums. He provided an excellent overview of the device (via PM - Thanks Jank4AU) and mentioned the need for rooting to disable fast dormancy, which apparently AT&T, in their infinite wisdom, left enabled by default, to improve battery life. My limited experience with chasing wakelocks indicates that HSIC is likely radio related. Is this msm_hsic_host wakelock triggered by the fast dormancy system? My searches have turned up little to indicate either a yes or a no...
forum search turns up this (partially related??): http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2144927&highlight=msm+hsic+host
Google search turns up a bit more, but very Nexus 4 focused (I realize they are similar devices -- possibly similar fixes??):
https://productforums.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/mobile/jO65dcM7J2Y[1-25-false]
On the sprint version (wifi related for us too? WiFi off drain test is next for me I think.): http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2106529
It looks like Thracemerin is chasing it in kernel development for 4.2.2: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2102986 Is this less of an issue on JB than on the stock ICS for our devices?
At any rate, I'm still digging though the ROM threads, but will likely be rooted and maybe off stock by the end of the day today. I'm looking forward to spending some time with the LGOG community, and hopefully I'll be able to contribute meaningfully at some point!
Sorry for the great wall o' text...
DD
Yep. My wife's phone running rooted stock has it. Mine so far doesn't
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Yep. My wife's phone running rooted stock has it. Mine so far doesn't
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Interesting. Can you elaborate on what may be different, set up wise, between yours and your wife's phones? Particularly radio/Wi-Fi settings or presence/absence of Wi-Fi use environments?
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Nothing different between our phones bloatware frozen. She spends a lot more time away from wifi than I do. I just disabled fast dormancy and installed better battery stats on both of our phones. I'll keep an eye on things and compare both at the end of the day
I made a thread a few months back about this wakelock. As I've flashed ROMs and have fast dormancy disabled, the problem has vanished. I had the wakelock on stock unrooted, stock rooted, and stock ICS ROM.
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I applied the fast dormancy fix and all is well here too
I was seeing this wakelock a lot too, but only noticed it (only ever installed BBS) AFTER disabling fast dormancy. In the process of trying to tack this down, I froze a bunch of apps, turned off a bunch of background syncing type stuff, re-enabled FD, and I've had wifi off the past 2 days, and now the wakelock is still the highest on the list, but it's usually < 10% now instead of 44%, and my deep sleep percentage has reversed, from 25% to 75% now. Re-disabling FD doesn't seem to have made any difference. Is FD only relevant for LTE? I only have 4G here.
Yeah, there's a fast-dormancy toggle app in the themes and apps section. It will greatly reduce your wake-locks.
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I made a thread a few months back about this wakelock. As I've flashed ROMs and have fast dormancy disabled, the problem has vanished. I had the wakelock on stock unrooted, stock rooted, and stock ICS ROM.
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I applied the fast dormancy fix and all is well here too
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Thanks for the input folks, looks like it's time to root for me. FWIW, I tried running with wifi off, and saw small (8ish) percentage deep sleep.
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I was seeing this wakelock a lot too, but only noticed it (only ever installed BBS) AFTER disabling fast dormancy. In the process of trying to tack this down, I froze a bunch of apps, turned off a bunch of background syncing type stuff, re-enabled FD, and I've had wifi off the past 2 days, and now the wakelock is still the highest on the list, but it's usually < 10% now instead of 44%, and my deep sleep percentage has reversed, from 25% to 75% now. Re-disabling FD doesn't seem to have made any difference. Is FD only relevant for LTE? I only have 4G here.
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Hmmmm...if I understand you correctly, you're seeing the opposite behavior of those two above? I am also in a Non-LTE area...be interesting to see what I see.
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Yeah, there's a fast-dormancy toggle app in the themes and apps section. It will greatly reduce your wake-locks.
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Sweet. I'm missing Google Now an awful lot...I'm thinking a switch to the SnowJB ROM might be in order...appears that has "built-in" fast dormancy "fix" - I assume this means it's disabled by default on that ROM.
Got revert to stock all set up on my PC, so now I get to go root. This will be the soonest after purcahse I've rooted a new device (previous quickest was 4 days for the SGS2). Thank you all for the warm and helpful welcome to the LGOG device forums!
Edit: just out of curiosity, what do you guys typically see for deep sleep percentages? On the SGS2 85% or so was about my average on ICS with my full complement of apps and background data running. That dropped to 75-80% with Google Now running in the background.
DD
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2050582
The zv9 zvb root works on 11c.
I am seeing the opposite of some of the others in a way.... I can't say that disabling FD hurt me and I can't say that enabling it helped me. All I can say for sure is in my case it doesn't seem to make any difference one way or another.
Also, the FD toggle app doesn't require root. Not that you shouldn't root, just that you don't need to in order to try this.
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The zv9 zvb root works on 11c.
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LOL, Thanks adfurgerson (another i777 convert iirc?). By the time I got back to read this I was already rooted and unlocked via the guide sticky procedure! Went without a hitch.
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LOL, Thanks adfurgerson (another i777 convert iirc?). By the time I got back to read thCFC I was already rooted and unlocked via the guide sticky procedure! Went without a hitch.
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Yes I had I777, so far this is a good group here. Seen you found irc channel. If you can do without camera and GPS cfx is nice.
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Yes I had I777, so far this is a good group here. Seen you found irc channel. If you can do without camera and GPS cfx is nice.
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Yeah...I might be able to live without one or the other (GPS is easier to get along without for me) but without both, it's not quite to daily driver status for me. I thought I saw some comments from the dev that kernel work towards getting the camera going is almost ready. At that point I might give it a shot.
Edit: OK, first dumb question of my time here (won't be the last): Is there a key combo to get into recovery? Google pointed me to either vol-/power or vol+/home/power. Neither of these worked for me, all I can seem to get with keys is fastboot. Had to ADB into recovery to make my backup...gonna flash SnowJB once that's done.
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Yeah...I might be able to live without one or the other (GPS is easier to get along without for me) but without both, it's not quite to daily driver status for me. I thought I saw some comments from the dev that kernel work towards getting the camera going is almost ready. At that point I might give it a shot.
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I believe that I put up an ICS version of Google Now in my inverted apps thread if you aren't ready for JB yet. Also, in that same thread, there is probably still a copy of Google Now (not inverted) for ICS as posted by XsMagical. If you can't find it, PM me and I'll send the file to you.
Jank
Jank4AU said:
I believe that I put up an ICS version of Google Now in my inverted apps thread if you aren't ready for JB yet. Also, in that same thread, there is probably still a copy of Google Now (not inverted) for ICS as posted by XsMagical. If you can't find it, PM me and I'll send the file to you.
Jank
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Thanks, appreciated. Just got SnowJB flashed (glad to be rid of that damn carrier id in the notification bar, since it says ATT Microcell at home and takes up most of the notification bar!). If I run into issues, I'll jump back and take a look at your ICS GNow...
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Thanks, appreciated. Just got SnowJB flashed (glad to be rid of that damn carrier id in the notification bar, since it says ATT Microcell at home and takes up most of the notification bar!). If I run into issues, I'll jump back and take a look at your ICS GNow...
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Good deal, that SnowJB is pretty smooth.
Itnis hidden menu for recovery, volume up and power for bootloader then volume up twice then power. Quickboot app also works.
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Itnis hidden menu for recovery, volume up and power for bootloader then volume up twice then power. Quickboot app also works.
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Gotcha...thanks. I have quickboot now, so all good. knowing that combo is nice in case I get in a pinch sometime though and am working from stock without ADB available (hopefully that never happens ). Is that button combo/hidden menu stuff posted somewhere? If so I missed it. Might be a good thing to add to one of the "read me first" kinda stickies (assuming it's not already there and I missed it)...
Edit: And first short duration drain test after root/unlock/SnowJB1.1 is giving me 68% deep sleep - with GNow enabled and full complement of apps (a bunch more apps than previous test).
Edit 2: Initial 3 hour test after SnowJB install - 5% total battery drain over 3 hours, including 20 minutes screen on for browsing. 70.4% deep sleep, with minimal (1min 30sec) running at max CPU. I'm used to seeing 5% drain just from that much screen on time, so this is excellent performance in my book!
Oddly enough,my phone was kept awake by msm_hsic_host wakelock for over 7 hours last night. I'm abroad at the moment, with my phone in airplane mode all the time, wifi was turned off during that time, and the fast dormancy toggle was doing its thing. Weird. I'll see if it happens again tonight.
I'm stock locked and latest ota. Just don't really get it is this normal?
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Guess this is normal
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ickedmel said:
Guess this is normal
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Unfortunately, it probably is. At the top of the app usage screen, there's a drop from which you can view the kernel wakelocks. I would expect a large hsic wakelock time.
Is so, that's only fixable by a custom kernel.
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Unfortunately, it probably is. At the top of the app usage screen, there's a drop from which you can view the kernel wakelocks. I would expect a large hsic wakelock time.
Is so, that's only fixable by a custom kernel.
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I'm having the exact same issue. And it just started in the last few days. Before then I was able to easily get through a day or more and now I'm having to plug in during the day. I don't know what started it. I have tried tinkering with the settings and uninstalling any apps I downloaded in the last few days. The only other thing I did was that for the first time I configured and setup wireless tether but I haven't used it at all in several days.
You are correct that it shows, in my case, a large hsic wakelock time. So I'll be finally moving to a custom rom and kernel.
But I'm curious, what could cause that to start so suddenly?
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I'm having the exact same issue. And it just started in the last few days. Before then I was able to easily get through a day or more and now I'm having to plug in during the day. I don't know what started it. I have tried tinkering with the settings and uninstalling any apps I downloaded in the last few days. The only other thing I did was that for the first time I configured and setup wireless tether but I haven't used it at all in several days.
You are correct that it shows, in my case, a large hsic wakelock time. So I'll be finally moving to a custom rom and kernel.
But I'm curious, what could cause that to start so suddenly?
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It basically involves the kernel having trouble shutting down the communication with the radio. I think you can get temporary relief by rebooting.
FYI, you can always try a new kernel without going to a custom Rom.
Thank you! I'm trying out your kernel now. So far so good. This is why I love xda.
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Unfortunately, it probably is. At the top of the app usage screen, there's a drop from which you can view the kernel wakelocks. I would expect a large hsic wakelock time.
Is so, that's only fixable by a custom kernel.
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Thank you guys for the responses and crpalmer you're right huge.. since I'm stuck on OTA nothing I can do nut maybe restart for maybe a temporary fix.
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As a PS, a large hsic wakelock would be one much larger than your screen on time. If you are actually using mobile data, a big wakelock is likely normal.
HSIC wakelock is bad. There should've already been fixes in the kernel to deal with unnecessary HSIC wakelock.
Barring that, the fix requires root. Basically you have to run a Wireshark capture while idling with the screen off, open the dumpfile on a PC, and look for the largest source of traffic. Once you know what's causing it, you have to change the settings or delete the application.
I had this same issue and it seems to have gone away after uninstalling some Facebook updates. I went back to 1.9.something, an apk I found kicking around XDA somewhere. YMMV.
Over the past couple days I've noticed this as the top partial wakelock on my device. This seems to be at least partially coincident with info propagating across the internet about Google games. There is an apparent associated wake alarm, which ends in .Gms.
While these aren't insanely bad wakelocks, they are irritating to me as I'm not sure where they are coming from. The number of wake alarms from this is pretty aggressive... Previous to this maps was my most aggressive waker by a large margin, and this new one is twice as aggressive as maps.
Is anyone else seeing these? Anyone have any insight as to the source?
Screenies attached...
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Yes, same problem here but with a Nexus 4
It looks like that's caused by Messenger.
I can say for certain that it Might be caused my Messenger, as I do not have it installed ,and do not suffer that wakelock.
I do got a lot from Maps, but Greenify takes care of that.
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It looks like that's caused by Messenger.
I can say for certain that it Might be caused my Messenger, as I do not have it installed ,and do not suffer that wakelock.
I do got a lot from Maps, but Greenify takes care of that.
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What specifically is pointing you to messenger? You're referring to G+ messenger I assume. There haven't been any updates to G+ or messenger recently...
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What specifically is pointing you to messenger? You're referring to G+ messenger I assume. There haven't been any updates to G+ or messenger recently...
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No, but I have seen com.google.gms implicated in recent Google Play Services updates, in reference to the upcoming game center-thing Google is launching, so That could potentially have something to do with it.
DId you get rid of this wakelock. this error is not lettign my phone to sleep.
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DId you get rid of this wakelock. this error is not lettign my phone to sleep.
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No. It seems to have gotten slightly better with a different kernel, but still present. I'm still getting decent deep sleep and awake: screen on ratios... It isn't completely preventing deep sleep for me.
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No. It seems to have gotten slightly better with a different kernel, but still present. I'm still getting decent deep sleep and awake: screen on ratios... It isn't completely preventing deep sleep for me.
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I saw this wakelock first time on my phone.. i installed a new ROM today. I used this rom before also, but i never saw this wakelock. What you have done to reduce this wakelock
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I saw this wakelock first time on my phone.. i installed a new ROM today. I used this rom before also, but i never saw this wakelock. What you have done to reduce this wakelock
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Is been around for a few days... I think it is being caused by updates to background Google services, but I'm not sure. Since I don't know what's causing it, chasing it down by freezing stuff or using greenify odd going to take time. I haven't had that time yet. So I am living with it for now.
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Is been around for a few days... I think it is being caused by updates to background Google services, but I'm not sure. Since I don't know what's causing it, chasing it down by freezing stuff or using greenify odd going to take time. I haven't had that time yet. So I am living with it for now.
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ok, let me try different options.
I tried all the options given in Better Battery Stats app, to minimize gsf wakelocks and disabling maps. I tired these settings for the first time..
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ok, let me try different options.
I tried all the options given in Better Battery Stats app, to minimize gsf wakelocks and disabling maps. I tired these settings for the first time..
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Did it help? Just out of curiosity..
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Did it help? Just out of curiosity..
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yes,it helped after fully recharging and restarting the phone. now no more nlpcollector wakelock on my phone
This sounds very much like the aggregated Network Location Provider that was introduced in the I/O Keynote?? Or is this something different?
It's supposed to use far less power not more... :what: It got a very good reception from the crowd tho.
wolfboy1984 said:
This sounds very much like the aggregated Network Location Provider that was introduced in the I/O Keynote?? Or is this something different?
It's supposed to use far less power not more... :what: It got a very good reception from the crowd tho.
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Could be. I haven't had really any time to chase this yet. But for grins, I installed the app AutomateIt, which if I understand correctly takes advantage of some of those new Google features. I turned on a couple options in the app to trigger things "when in a vehicle". I subsequently saw more of this wakelock.
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Anyone fount out what is the solution ?
wolfboy1984 said:
This sounds very much like the aggregated Network Location Provider that was introduced in the I/O Keynote?? Or is this something different?
It's supposed to use far less power not more... :what: It got a very good reception from the crowd tho.
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Sounds like it to me too. And yeah, it probably does use less power than the old default way of doing location services. Our problem is that we have tuned our phones to avoid location services as much as possible, and now we are getting them again.
I'm sure someone will figure out the best way to tame it... or we may find out it's battery-friendly enough to actually use location services now
jdock said:
Sounds like it to me too. And yeah, it probably does use less power than the old default way of doing location services. Our problem is that we have tuned our phones to avoid location services as much as possible, and now we are getting them again.
I'm sure someone will figure out the best way to tame it... or we may find out it's battery-friendly enough to actually use location services now
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It may be battery friendlier than the old location services - it doesn't seem particularly drain inducing to me - but it is running on top of the old location services (I haven't noticed any reduction in wakelocks from them) so it does result in some additional drain.
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jdock said:
Sounds like it to me too. And yeah, it probably does use less power than the old default way of doing location services. Our problem is that we have tuned our phones to avoid location services as much as possible, and now we are getting them again.
I'm sure someone will figure out the best way to tame it... or we may find out it's battery-friendly enough to actually use location services now
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It aggregates it from wifi, data and gps remember.
If you are using wifi - it will be there.
Keep your smart phones smart.
dandrumheller said:
It may be battery friendlier than the old location services - it doesn't seem particularly drain inducing to me - but it is running on top of the old location services (I haven't noticed any reduction in wakelocks from them) so it does result in some additional drain.
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Yeah, I was under the impression that it's kind of up to the apps to actually USE the new service. If they still go about things the old way then the new service doesn't help anything.
I posted the following on my own thread but I'll be moving my discussion here because it's pretty much the same thing.
I noticed recently that I have two Google related networking services running constantly. They are GoogleLocationService and NetworkLocationService. Are both necessary? I remember only one was there before the new Google Services update. I also have noticed an increase in Android OS under Battery usage and a slight decrease in battery life. I think the two maybe related. Anyone have some insight?
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I think the issue is that the old service and the new service are running simultaneously and is negatively impacting battery instead of saving like what was promised with the new service. Maybe we need to find a way to remove/freeze the old service.
Wifi is active the whole time my device is draining about a third of my battery. I have wifi pop ups off, always allow scanning off, wifi notifications off, and smart network switch off as well. I have no idea what is causing wifi to drain so much battery but if I could fix it the battery life would be amazing.
Does anyone have any clue how to fix it and or is anyone having similar issues?
I'm having the same problem. Any updates?
just turn of searching always for Wi-Fi.. and it's fixed.. it's no bug.. it's always so.. was also so on HTC and all other phones
negative13 said:
I'm having the same problem. Any updates?
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No updates yet, desperate for one though.
Alex-V said:
just turn of searching always for Wi-Fi.. and it's fixed.. it's no bug.. it's always so.. was also so on HTC and all other phones
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I mentioned in the original post that I have already done that and it hasn't changed anything.
strange than... I only saw this while this scanning is on.. write Samsung support.. or go into a store..
Yeah looks like it's going to have to come to that
Close the NFC
demmo81 said:
Close the NFC
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Trying that now, I'll report back on if it helped or not.
Check if you have multicast enabled on your router. Disabled it on line and all my phones are now showing no wlan wakelocks
Got the same issue as well. I've now turned wifi off and it's gone fr 33% to 50?!
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I don't think that those stats are correct, what you should do is look at wake time, I get 50% drain from wifi yet the battery hasn't moved and the phone was deep sleeping
skivnit said:
Check if you have multicast enabled on your router. Disabled it on line and all my phones are now showing no wlan wakelocks
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I'm trying this now, I have also tried disabling NFC which didn't help.
BenF1 said:
Got the same issue as well. I've now turned wifi off and it's gone fr 33% to 50?!
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Its looking like this is a bug with the galaxy s6 edge at least because nothing seems to be helping the issue. I hope we can get a fix otherwise maybe expect it in a OTA update?
Here's mine, although it shows high drain from wifi I get good SOT
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Here's mine, although it shows high drain from wifi I get good SOT
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damn how do you manage to get five hours SOT with no charging in between?
This isn't a bug with Touchwiz or Galaxy S6/S6E. It is a known Google Lollipop issue on versions prior to 5.1.
Us Nexus 5 folks have been dealing with this issue until we got 5.1.
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optimummind said:
This isn't a bug with Touchwiz or Galaxy S6/S6E. It is a known Google Lollipop issue on versions prior to 5.1.
Us Nexus 5 folks have been dealing with this issue until we got 5.1.
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So how did you deal with this? Can root fix this?
negative13 said:
So how did you deal with this? Can root fix this?
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No. Just have to turn off Wifi when not using it & wait for 5.1.
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Ahh I see hopefully we can get that fix soon but I doubt it because I'm on Verizon
optimummind said:
This isn't a bug with Touchwiz or Galaxy S6/S6E. It is a known Google Lollipop issue on versions prior to 5.1.
Us Nexus 5 folks have been dealing with this issue until we got 5.1.
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I don't have this issue. I'm not rooted or anything. I keep wifi on at home all the time so I can get social media updates and etc. Getting good SOT and no Wifi Drain that can be alarming. [International Version]
Wifi battery drain - only on "enterprise" network, not home wifi
Wifi drain is ONLY on my Enterprise network, no drain on home wifi. The major difference is PEAP vs WPA for security.
Wifi enabled at my work (Cisco infrastructure)
EAP method EAP
The "downlink" arrow is ON continuously, and the battery drains to dead in less than 9 hours. Turn wifi OFF and use 4G (or be on home wifi) and battery is good for nearly 20 hours.
I'd be curious to know if those experiencing the wifi battery drain are noticing anything similar.
Best regards,
Richard