Hello to all of you!
I have a question, i have xperia ray and its battery is bloated, i am suspecting that it causes bootloop whenever and whatever ROM i installed. of course i can follow instructions provided by the developers and successfully implement to my live with walkman. i think that bloated battery is the cause, is there anybody experience it or can testify this matter
thanks!
solved: we recently purchase a new battery and test it. positive to be the cause of bootlooping is the bloated battery. i think that the battery is faulty when it comes to the power needed to the system
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I've looked through the custom roms listed and theres not a whole lot of information given. I'm currently using Wolf_Xperia_4.0.0 and the battery life is kinda horrid.
I prefer Froyo or Gingerbread and want use of my camera. Can anybody help me out with a name or a link?
see if u want gud battery life then go for this Rom with stock kernel ...the battery life is pretty gud as i have experienced !!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1259028
check if it works out for u ..the camera is same as the Stock one only
Thank me if i helped u
I've had good battery life with WB 4.0.4c and so far doing okay with WB 5.0.0, but honestly since everyone's usage is different it's probably better to experiment with different roms rather than have someone tell you which one is best.
I had pretty decent battery life on WB 4.0.4c until I unlocked my boot loader. I used to get two or three days out of it, but this reduced to just six hours. I'm on WB 5.0.0 now and have re-locked my boot loader. Battery life is good. There are most deffinitely issues related to having your boot loader unlocked so if you have unlocked it then I would seriously consider locking it again if you value your battery life.
Thanks guys, going to look into the one linked. What is the WB one you mentioned?
My aunt is a waitress at a busy restaraunt... she gets up and works 8 busy hours (so not on her phone every 5 seconds, maybe checks texts twice a day?) and she gets home below 50% each day. That's pretty horrible.
WB is Wolfbreak's rom. To follow up to my previous post the issue effecting me was the fact that with an unlocked bootloader my phone was not going into deepsleep which was a known issue. This was fixed in DooMLoRD's DooMKernel v05. I have now unlocked my bootloader again and using that kernel along with WB v5. Battery life is good again. I've lost 12% in the past 16 hours. You may also wish to consider calibrating your battery which basically involves charging it to 100%, resetting your battery stats and charging again from 88% and repeating that process a few times. There is a thread about it somewhere. Sorry can't post links right now as I don't have enough posts. Hope this info helps the OP or anyone else with battery issues.
Wolfbreak's rom can be found in the XPERIA X10 Android Development forum. It's a popular thread, can't miss it.
Also to add on, if battery life is a concern, have you tried adjusting the settings? Perhaps turning down the brightness, changing wifi sleep policy, turning off syncing, etc. I would also definitely look into undervolting.
Hello,
This is what happened to my old Motorola Atrix 4g:
condition: unlocked carier, unlocked bootloader, themed extensively, lots of kernel additions. gingerbread 2.3.4
The phones wifi/bluetooth stopped working after I tried turning wifi on with the GO Launcher EX home screen widget and according to the IRC channel it was a hardware issue possibly caused by a software issue. Further using my phone and applying a wipe and a fruitcake led to bootloops, countless random phone restarts, and no fix for the wifi/bluetooth.
So I got a new bell motorola atrix and I am wondering if it is at !!ALL!! possible for my new phone to experience ANY issues if I use the battery from my old phone in my new one. Please only message if you are having a similar problem or if you are actually experienced enough to give an educated answer. The battery doesnt have any bumps that I can feel, it does have wear, probably from heat. I am not experienced enough to tell if the naked steel conductor part where it connects to the atrix is damaged, but it doesnt have any chips or bumps there. It doesnt reflect light evenly if looked at closely because the middle of each of the four boxes are quite shinier then the rest of the box. Sorry for being paranoid but I really dont want another $350 dollar piece of semi-garbage, Thank you for all those who contribute.
Also, if anyone knows a fix for my old atrix that would be appreciated, and can you also tell me some other things I can stay away from to prevent the same problem from happening again? Should I use titanium backup on my new atrix to restore applications from my old one including go launcher ex?
PS. I want to use my old battery as a secondary one for long days away from a charger.
I'll warn you now this will cause problems my dad and I had same cells I got my new ATRIX and he asked for the battery from my old cell (he wanted it for same reason as you do) it worked fine for him at first but then it started make his cell go really buggy and he was using stock ROM ,locked bootloader and non rooted if you still wish to take the chance I suggest that you wipe battery stats between changing battery's but since its a new cell I don't recommend it also I know with old cells (non android) the battery and cell share codes and don't work right in less it finds the battery has no code I.e a new never used battery gl and plz hit the thanks button
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Hello all,
I've been experimenting with custom roms lately. First I tried resurrection since it got lotsa attention and then I tried sensation, all causing the same problem.
I was lucky to have a NAND backup so I quickly went back to my stock rom. But now I am wondering why are these roms causing heating problems but not the stock rom? Interestingly, many people are using them without any complaints.
I thought this might be a problem with my phone. I contacted amazon and asked for a replacement, they were nice to replace the product even after 3 months! (kudos to them).
But now I'm wondering if this will solve my problem. Moreover, I sometimes had heating while charging the phone, bolstering my thesis that the phone is faulty. Any ideas anyone?
you returned your phone for no reason!
If it works fine on stock, phone is fine.
Learn how to use custom roms, read how to flash each Rom in their thread.
Basically, modem and kernel are related to heat. Plus one needs to wipe his/her phone completely at least once before going to custom.
atifsh said:
you returned your phone for no reason!
If it works fine on stock, phone is fine.
Learn how to use custom roms, read how to flash each Rom in their thread.
Basically, modem and kernel are related to heat. Plus one needs to wipe his/her phone completely at least once before going to custom.
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Lol calm down! I've not returned it, I am going to replace it. I've had heating problems with stock rom as well, especially while charging. I've changed the battery, thinking the problem was the battery but it didn't help at all. Also today, after being back to stock rom, it still heats up even with simple tasks. So I assume there is some kind of fault.
It's normal for your phone to heat up. If it heats up its perfectly normal because the cores are working fine. If u got battery heating warnings or any other phone heating warning thats the problem and you should investigate =D
Greetings,
I had rooted my Samsung Galaxy S II running official Jellybean (XXLSJ) and instantly noticed that the phone's battery life was suffering. After analyzing the applications and services running in the background with adb, I found the phone stayed 'awake' even when it was not being used, and SuperSU is the only application in the phone requesting the permission for "Preventing the Phone from Sleeping" Could SuperSU be the reason for reduced battery life? Please help me in resolving this issue.
Thanking You
Are you sure battery life was okay before rooting?
Many users have experienced serious battery drainage with the recent JB releases which emanate from the stock ROM, not the rooting process. There are several threads around that describe the possible causes and possible workarounds.
Rooting doesn't affect battery, users do.
Sent from the little guy
Hi. I'm having a big problem with my Galaxy SII GT-I9100. It works normally till the battery percentage gets 40%. After that the phone starts to slow down, screen starts blinking, signal gets lost and at last it turns off. All these happen in a few seconds' time. These are what I did:
1.Changed battery 2 times
2.Calibrated battery with 3-4 apps from play market
3.Wiped everything that's possible. Tried using NeatROM, Revolution , Carbon roms.
4.Took phone to master and realized that he knows less than me.
After all these procedures anything has changed. Please help me solving this problem.
Back to stock to test, still problems ? Replace USB board/port; KeithRoss39 has a guide in General that has all the info you need in order to easily do this yourself (it's not stickied, search for 'replace USB charger board' or similar).
My battery was like that, but I did not have any other problem except battery drain when battery reaches %35, %40. It was draining very fast compared to %80 or %70. First, I bought a fake oem battery, but I thought it was original, seller deceived me, it was worse than dead original battery. Than I bought a real original one and problem is solved. Be careful about those oem ones.
Dampierre said:
My battery was like that, but I did not have any other problem except battery drain when battery reaches %35, %40. It was draining very fast compared to %80 or %70. First, I bought a fake oem battery, but I thought it was original, seller deceived me, it was worse than dead original battery. Than I bought a real original one and problem is solved. Be careful about those oem ones.
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How can I know if my new battery is original? It looks very similar to very first one that came with phone when I bought it.
Cavidos said:
How can I know if my new battery is original? It looks very similar to very first one that came with phone when I bought it.
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Me too having the exactly same issue... I have ordered one battery online..dont know whether its OEM or original
pls post if u are getting any solutions....
thanks
Hello,
In order to exactly help you, I advise you to post your currently used firmware (stock Samsung Gingerbread, Ice Cream Sandwich, Jellybean), or if you're using custom OS (CyanogenMod, SlimRom, CyanFox, OmniRom... etc) but anyway, I'll try and help as much as possible. When I had my phone upgraded to stock 4.1.2, I had smooth performance and good battery life. However, after a while, the OS becomes laggy and I get a lot of overheating when the phone should simply go to deepsleep. Simply, I realized that the battery wasn't the problem, but rather, Samsung's TouchWiz was causing the problem. Having owned my phone for a year and 6 months, I get terrific battery life yet through using DorimanX Kernel which can customize your hardware settings to match your kind of usage. Using official SlimKat 3.0 Stable on Dorimanx 10.43v88, I can ger up to 4 days of battery with slight usage even when using Android Run-time. I would rather change the phone's OS instead of buying batteries in your case since changing the stock battery is only optimal in case the battery is bloated (becomes swelled/thickens in the middle). Good luck
Paul_Kolanjian said:
Hello,
In order to exactly help you, I advise you to post your currently used firmware (stock Samsung Gingerbread, Ice Cream Sandwich, Jellybean), or if you're using custom OS (CyanogenMod, SlimRom, CyanFox, OmniRom... etc) but anyway, I'll try and help as much as possible. When I had my phone upgraded to stock 4.1.2, I had smooth performance and good battery life. However, after a while, the OS becomes laggy and I get a lot of overheating when the phone should simply go to deepsleep. Simply, I realized that the battery wasn't the problem, but rather, Samsung's TouchWiz was causing the problem. Having owned my phone for a year and 6 months, I get terrific battery life yet through using DorimanX Kernel which can customize your hardware settings to match your kind of usage. Using official SlimKat 3.0 Stable on Dorimanx 10.43v88, I can ger up to 4 days of battery with slight usage even when using Android Run-time. I would rather change the phone's OS instead of buying batteries in your case since changing the stock battery is only optimal in case the battery is bloated (becomes swelled/thickens in the middle). Good luck
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I'm currently using Revolution ROM UX 2014 Build 2 Android 4.1.2. It has touchwiz interface, but I've also used Carbon Android 4.3 ROM which had this problem too. I don't believe Dorimanx kernel will fix this problem, but if you're sure about it, I can try.
Cavidos said:
How can I know if my new battery is original? It looks very similar to very first one that came with phone when I bought it.
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It took me 5 months to realize that. After 3 months battery was not performing well at all and I understood that something is wrong with the battery. I looked very close to it, but it was still seeming like a original one. I put the original one and the fake one side to side, and I saw the difference. There are some small differences. You have to realize by yourself, because there are a lot of fake batteries.
Cavidos said:
I'm currently using Revolution ROM UX 2014 Build 2 Android 4.1.2. It has touchwiz interface, but I've also used Carbon Android 4.3 ROM which had this problem too. I don't believe Dorimanx kernel will fix this problem, but if you're sure about it, I can try.
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If you're not sure on how to configure your CPU settings in STweaks, you wouldn't realize any difference, but I can help you with that. One day, I was an ordinary Android user on stock 4.0.4 and rooted my device just to get a game work better using a custom kernel (Siyah btw), and when I realized I could tweak CPU clock speeds and edit some values, I realized that Sammy ROMs are too crappy. At the end, that's what power saving option does,limits your CPU clock speed but still not too cool Anyway, no harm in grabbing a kernel and flashing but after reading your post again, it seems your battery is "hard-luck" one, better buy a new one if you really are facing issues unrelated to software