Hello,
Does anybody recognize a wakelock called LocationManagerServiceEx ? It appeared in bbs but could not be detected by amplify (see pictures). How come? It kept my LG G5 awake all night long.
Thanks.
Edit: I found the following thread and will try the solution it offers:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/tmobile-lg-g5/help/battery-drain-t3427578
It didn't fix the problem.
I tried with both adb commands.
Any solution for it?
leranp said:
It didn't fix the problem.
I tried with both adb commands.
Any solution for it?
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Yes, it didn't fix it. It still shows up. Did you find any other solution?
bonotheedge said:
Yes, it didn't fix it. It still shows up. Did you find any other solution?
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No ?
same problem here on LS992 (Sprint variant for months) I have tried using the battery historian tool, but it isn't able to tell me what app is causing this wakelock.
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riggsandroid said:
same problem here on LS992 (Sprint variant for months) I have tried using the battery historian tool, but it isn't able to tell me what app is causing this wakelock.
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I am using Amplify to stop two services which you can see at the attached photos. As of few days, I do not see the mentioned above wakelock any longer.
bonotheedge said:
I am using Amplify to stop two services which you can see at the attached photos. As of few days, I do not see the mentioned above wakelock any longer.
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And now with the photos...
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And now with the photos...
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if i just run the pm hide com.qualcomm.location command isn't that equal to what you're doing? just with a lot more brute force.
I don't have root on LS992. Amplify isn't an option.
riggsandroid said:
if i just run the pm hide com.qualcomm.location command isn't that equal to what you're doing? just with a lot more brute force.
I don't have root on LS992. Amplify isn't an option.
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I am not sure about it.
Turn it off in location settings. Izat. Better Iocation service with less power consumption.
Isnt that it?
sierrawhiskey said:
Turn it off in location settings. Izat. Better Iocation service with less power consumption.
Isnt that it?
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It's off with the wakelock showing up. Even if I try turning it on and back off, wakelock persists. I'm letting battery die today and will run another historian thing on a bug report to see. It's been better today but no where near where it should be.
I have this same wakelock irritatingly preventing any deep sleep on the phone. It's not there all the time, but reliably, if I find my phone is burning through battery faster than my norm, betterbatterystats shows this wakelock is the culprit.
Another thread recommended blocking the com.qualcomm.location app, but this results in poor GPS reliability, cutting in and out, very similar to the 10A Tmobile GPS bug, which was fixed in 10D.
It's hard to tell which app is polling this service and not gracefully killing it when it is no longer needed.
riggsandroid said:
if i just run the pm hide com.qualcomm.location command isn't that equal to what you're doing? just with a lot more brute force.
I don't have root on LS992. Amplify isn't an option.
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I have an unlocked RS988 G5 running Marshmallow 6.0.1 and it is not rooted (I don't really want to root). Kind of a noob question, but if the G5 RS988 can't be rooted, how can I even run BetterBatteryStats?
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Flashed over to CM10 today. I had to flash the kernel manually through fastboot. This is not normal.
It was off the charger from a full 100% to 42% in only two hours?? I haven't been using my phone to watch videos or listen to media either. it was just casual texting. The brightness is dimmed as well with the screen sleeping at 5 sec. Any idea with a fix?
Yep, you've got a wakelock
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Use either betterbattery stats or GSAM battery monitor to determine the culprit
Outkastzgotti said:
Flashed over to CM10 today. I had to flash the kernel manually through fastboot. This is not normal.
It was off the charger from a full 100% to 42% in only two hours?? I haven't been using my phone to watch videos or listen to media either. it was just casual texting. The brightness is dimmed as well with the screen sleeping at 5 sec. Any idea with a fix?
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Rxpert said:
Yep, you've got a wakelock
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Use either betterbattery stats or GSAM battery monitor to determine the culprit
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i generally start, to get a high level view and without adding any 3rd party apps, under settings and battery status. there is a decent graph and list of apps running on the phone. i'd start there and see what is going on.
generally, if you're on the same cm10 as everybody else and nobody else is experiencing the issue, then i'd be in inclined to lean towards a 3rd party app causing the issue.
as is normal with these types of bugs, it could be quick or it might take some time to narrow down the issue ... many variables involved. best approach, as suggested above is to start analyzing battery usage, which is closely tied to how often and long applications are running.
feel free to post up some details around your research and we can help provide feedback/suggestions.
hope that helps!
I have run into a few wakelocks with cm10 as well. Another thing you can try to do is analyze the alarms within terminal emulator. Launch terminal emulator > su > dumpsys alarm. Scroll to the bottom and see if anything jumps out at you in terms of holding a wakelock.
gmugrad04 said:
I have run into a few wakelocks with cm10 as well. Another thing you can try to do is analyze the alarms within terminal emulator. Launch terminal emulator > su > dumpsys alarm. Scroll to the bottom and see if anything jumps out at you in terms of holding a wakelock.
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I used GSAM and it said I had a wakelock but never pointed to where..i rebooted the phone and let it charge over night.. if it happens again today i'll look further into it. I used the stock battery app and seen mediaserver was the main culprit but after doing some research it can be a numerous number of apps..so i looked at GSAM like suggested but it didn't specify. I'll update later with any definite results..im sure im not the only one with the issue.
Outkastzgotti said:
I used GSAM and it said I had a wakelock but never pointed to where..i rebooted the phone and let it charge over night.. if it happens again today i'll look further into it. I used the stock battery app and seen mediaserver was the main culprit but after doing some research it can be a numerous number of apps..so i looked at GSAM like suggested but it didn't specify. I'll update later with any definite results..im sure im not the only one with the issue.
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Another app that I have found useful is "autostarts". It allows you to limit what apps startup at various times (i.e. startup, charging, etc.). I disabled a lot of autostarts for programs like "maps" and it seems to have prevented some of the battery drain that was occuring to me. Good luck.
Outkastzgotti said:
Flashed over to CM10 today. I had to flash the kernel manually through fastboot. This is not normal.
It was off the charger from a full 100% to 42% in only two hours?? I haven't been using my phone to watch videos or listen to media either. it was just casual texting. The brightness is dimmed as well with the screen sleeping at 5 sec. Any idea with a fix?
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I have CM10 M1 and mine has not been draining that fast, but seems to be going down quicker than usual. My phone was kind of warm today as well. Samsung specs of the phone state like 10 days of stand by time so it should be lasting a LOT longer.
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I used GSAM and it said I had a wakelock but never pointed to where..i rebooted the phone and let it charge over night.. if it happens again today i'll look further into it. I used the stock battery app and seen mediaserver was the main culprit but after doing some research it can be a numerous number of apps..so i looked at GSAM like suggested but it didn't specify. I'll update later with any definite results..im sure im not the only one with the issue.
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It does if you just check the stats for longest wake or something like that, quite accurate
Rxpert said:
Yep, you've got a wakelock
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After you find wake locks how do you kill them?
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After you find wake locks how do you kill them?
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You just have to find which apps are causing them and either play with the settings to try and prevent it or uninstall/freeze them. I get some pretty bad wakelocks on cmx also...I use BBS to monitor what's causing them.
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Force close the apps but most of the time they do come back, freeze them in titanium, uninstall them, or if you can, adjust any settings that could affect wake lock I.e. maps, there's an option to allow it to randomly update your relative position to acquire faster lock, this can be turned off
premo15 said:
You just have to find which apps are causing them and either play with the settings to try and prevent it or uninstall/freeze them. I get some pretty bad wakelocks on cmx also...I use BBS to monitor what's causing them.
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So in Titanium backup it's only showing my user installed apps as options to freeze no system. Any thoughts?
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Jmg1andonly said:
So in Titanium backup it's only showing my user installed apps as options to freeze no system. Any thoughts?
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You sure system apps are checked in the filter menu?
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premo15 said:
You just have to find which apps are causing them and either play with the settings to try and prevent it or uninstall/freeze them. I get some pretty bad wakelocks on cmx also...I use BBS to monitor what's causing them.
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I found them and had a wake lock. Thanks man
No more wake locks. I guess 17 hours without a charge and still at 35 percent is a battery increase from touchwiz. I think heck yes!
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Hello all,
After searching Google for a long time and do plenty of research here and in other forums, I do not really know now what to do with my Galaxy Nexus... It is frustrating to me not knowing what keeps my phone awake.
I have BBS installed and looked after partial wakelocks but can't find anything unnormal. Only when I go to Kernel Wakelocks I can see "PowerManagerService.WakeLocks" is really high. (1h 16m at current). The highest entry in Partial Wakelocks is "ConnectivityService" with 4m 43s.
I tried to disable the Wifi location, disable everything in Android Device Manager... But it didn't help. I really can't reproduce it because I don't know what is going on.
The only thing I remeber I was doing before I noticed the wakelock was trying to open Google+ App and Youtube App without internet connection.
It would be great if you can help me find out, what's going wrong here...
Thank you!
fsdread said:
Hello all,
After searching Google for a long time and do plenty of research here and in other forums, I do not really know now what to do with my Galaxy Nexus... It is frustrating to me not knowing what keeps my phone awake.
I have BBS installed and looked after partial wakelocks but can't find anything unnormal. Only when I go to Kernel Wakelocks I can see "PowerManagerService.WakeLocks" is really high. (1h 16m at current). The highest entry in Partial Wakelocks is "ConnectivityService" with 4m 43s.
I tried to disable the Wifi location, disable everything in Android Device Manager... But it didn't help. I really can't reproduce it because I don't know what is going on.
The only thing I remeber I was doing before I noticed the wakelock was trying to open Google+ App and Youtube App without internet connection.
It would be great if you can help me find out, what's going wrong here...
Thank you!
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install wakelock detector
you will get the idea
sangalaxy said:
install wakelock detector
you will get the idea
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I have it installed, too. But It says exactly the same thing as BBS... "PowerManagerService.WakeLocks" is active for more than 1h 50m, but no clue what is causing this and which app is not releasing it's wakelock.
fsdread said:
I have it installed, too. But It says exactly the same thing as BBS... "PowerManagerService.WakeLocks" is active for more than 1h 50m, but no clue what is causing this and which app is not releasing it's wakelock.
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powermanagemntservice is the sum of partial wakelocks so check partial wakelocks and what is there
sangalaxy said:
powermanagemntservice is the sum of partial wakelocks so check partial wakelocks and what is there
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As I said: There is nothing noticeable... The "biggest" one is "ConnectivityService" from Andriod System with 4m 43s...
I can't expand it to see, what's behind.
fsdread said:
As I said: There is nothing noticeable... The "biggest" one is "ConnectivityService" from Andriod System with 4m 43s...
I can't expand it to see, what's behind.
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power management can be caused by an external app so check with every app you last installed
sangalaxy said:
power management can be caused by an external app so check with every app you last installed
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I didn't install any app recently. I even did a full reset some days ago.
Is there a possibility to check which app opened a wakelock and didn't close it afterwards?
fsdread said:
I didn't install any app recently. I even did a full reset some days ago.
Is there a possibility to check which app opened a wakelock and didn't close it afterwards?
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other than bbs and wakelock detector I don't know my friend search in net
I've tried nearly everything I can think of and nothing stops this battery from killing itself very fast. Half a day on a charge is rediculous. I don't know what else to do.
immortal7792 said:
I've tried nearly everything I can think of and nothing stops this battery from killing itself very fast. Half a day on a charge is rediculous. I don't know what else to do.
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First of all what do you have turned on (Bluetooth, GPS, NFC, etc.). Second, what applications are you using to help/find battery issues (Greenify, Wake Lock Detector, Tasker, etc.). Without this information it's hard to tell you what is wrong.
Personally, I have bluetooth on all the time connected to my G Watch. Location is set to Battery Saver. I have Greenify installed and hibernating apps when the screen is turned off and using Tasker to control CPU speeds. My phone has been off the charger for about 7 hours and I am at about 88% battery left.
immortal7792 said:
I've tried nearly everything I can think of and nothing stops this battery from killing itself very fast. Half a day on a charge is rediculous. I don't know what else to do.
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Grab us the dump file from Better Battery Stats and we could help you out more. I get great battery life with my G3.
I use Greenify ,Lux , BT on most the time as well as Location. Typically my brightness is around 70% -80% as well.
I don't have all sorts of useless apps and widgets though, only 1 clock widget on the lock screen . and if I don't need an app I simply uninstall it....
Anyways grab that dump file from BBS if you'd like some help.
- Tapatalked from the G3
Mistertac said:
Grab us the dump file from Better Battery Stats and we could help you out more. I get great battery life with my G3.
I use Greenify ,Lux , BT on most the time as well as Location. Typically my brightness is around 70% -80% as well.
I don't have all sorts of useless apps and widgets though, only 1 clock widget on the lock screen . and if I don't need an app I simply uninstall it....
Anyways grab that dump file from BBS if you'd like some help.
- Tapatalked from the G3
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I use GSAM battery monitor can I dump through that app? I use greenify, keep brightness low, turn off what I can and it's still awful
immortal7792 said:
I use GSAM battery monitor can I dump through that app? I use greenify, keep brightness low, turn off what I can and it's still awful
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You could I suppose however I myself don't use that app. I don't use any of the GSam apps.
Grab BBS here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=15869868
Install it and enable root features in the advanced tab and then let it run for a little while. Then on the main screen you'll see a "share" button and dump file will be already highlighted. Select that and it'll put the file on the root of your SDCard.
If you could upload that it will be more helpful. BBS is more useful in my opinion and gives better details than GSam.
Once you get used to using it.... You'll wonder why you weren't using it in the first place
- Tapatalked from the G3
Mistertac said:
You could I suppose however I myself don't use that app. I don't use any of the GSam apps.
Grab BBS here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=15869868
Install it and enable root features in the advanced tab and then let it run for a little while. Then on the main screen you'll see a "share" button and dump file will be already highlighted. Select that and it'll put the file on the root of your SDCard.
If you could upload that it will be more helpful. BBS is more useful in my opinion and gives better details than GSam.
Once you get used to using it.... You'll wonder why you weren't using it in the first place
- Tapatalked from the G3
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Got it will report back
Mistertac said:
You could I suppose however I myself don't use that app. I don't use any of the GSam apps.
Grab BBS here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=15869868
Install it and enable root features in the advanced tab and then let it run for a little while. Then on the main screen you'll see a "share" button and dump file will be already highlighted. Select that and it'll put the file on the root of your SDCard.
If you could upload that it will be more helpful. BBS is more useful in my opinion and gives better details than GSam.
Once you get used to using it.... You'll wonder why you weren't using it in the first place
- Tapatalked from the G3
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Here's the file I hope it tells something
I was having the same issue. No matter what I did it just sucked and I'm no noob. I just did a flash back to stock using the 10b tot file and set everything back up and now it's great. Easily lasting twice as long. I also didn't reroot yet.
immortal7792 said:
Here's the file I hope it tells something
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It's showing your phone was awake about 1.5 hours more than your screen on time.
msm_tsens_lock (): 4 h 20 m 38 s (15638 s)
Kept your phone awake for over 4 hours. Your other various wake locks don't look to out of control to me, you have quite a few that will add up but I don't see any rogue apps really.
msm_tsens_lock
Is to do with Thermal Sensor. My G3 has never had that kernel wake lock so I'm not 100% that's it's normal or not, could very well be?!
What I'd suggest though anyways is to clear your Caches and Dalvic ( can use an app from Store to do this easily ) then give your phone a day or two before judging battery life so the Caches can rebuild.
And reboot your phone once a day. Also what I've been doing lately is I have my phone set up so that when I " knock off" it uses Greenify to force Hibernation of my apps then locks the phone.
That can be done through any launcher that supports gestures , I use Nova.
If nothing seems to work, factory reset should do it, though i know that's annoying.
I'll keep looking at your dump file just to see if i missed anything, I've been looking through a few of them and my eyes hurt[emoji12]
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It's showing your phone was awake about 1.5 hours more than your screen on time.
msm_tsens_lock (): 4 h 20 m 38 s (15638 s)
Kept your phone awake for over 4 hours. Your other various wake locks don't look to out of control to me, you have quite a few that will add up but I don't see any rogue apps really.
msm_tsens_lock
Is to do with Thermal Sensor. My G3 has never had that kernel wake lock so I'm not 100% that's it's normal or not, could very well be?!
What I'd suggest though anyways is to clear your Caches and Dalvic ( can use an app from Store to do this easily ) then give your phone a day or two before judging battery life so the Caches can rebuild.
And reboot your phone once a day. Also what I've been doing lately is I have my phone set up so that when I " knock off" it uses Greenify to force Hibernation of my apps then locks the phone.
That can be done through any launcher that supports gestures , I use Nova.
If nothing seems to work, factory reset should do it, though i know that's annoying.
I'll keep looking at your dump file just to see if i missed anything, I've been looking through a few of them and my eyes hurt[emoji12]
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Haha thanks dude I appreciate it. I'm gonna try doing that and seeing what happens.
it is just a junk phone man
oneandroidnut said:
it is just a junk phone man
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I've seen your posts over and over and I think you should consider the possibility that you are unhappy with your life, not with your phones. Technology will never cure depression.
hawkswind1 said:
I've seen your posts over and over and I think you should consider the possibility that you are unhappy with your life, not with your phones. Technology will never cure depression.
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why you say that? my note 3 could smoke this thing
oneandroidnut said:
why you say that? my note 3 could smoke this thing
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LOL
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LOL
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True story bro
Hi there. I have a Galaxy S 2 i9100 and its battery drains very fast even when on screen off and - theoretically - idle. I have taken the attached screenshots on GSAM Battery Stats to help me out finding out why it drains so fast, but honestly, I can't quite understand how the kernel or system OS drains it so much when not on. The graph shot also shows the phone considers itself "active" even when screen is off and I'm not using it. How can I know what uses the phone so much, and how to avoid it from doing so?
Thanks in advance!!!
ghnogueira said:
Hi there. I have a Galaxy S 2 i9100 and its battery drains very fast even when on screen off and - theoretically - idle. I have taken the attached screenshots on GSAM Battery Stats to help me out finding out why it drains so fast, but honestly, I can't quite understand how the kernel or system OS drains it so much when not on. The graph shot also shows the phone considers itself "active" even when screen is off and I'm not using it. How can I know what uses the phone so much, and how to avoid it from doing so?
Thanks in advance!!!
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Here is an article on wakelocks from XDA. You might find it interesting.
As to the wakelocks that are keeping your device awake, I'm not familiar with the app you are using. I use Better Battery Stats. You can find a free version here on XDA if you want to check it out. You need to check "kernel wakelocks" and "partial wakelocks" to find the problem app(s).
noppy22 said:
Here is an article on wakelocks from XDA. You might find it interesting.
As to the wakelocks that are keeping your device awake, I'm not familiar with the app you are using. I use Better Battery Stats. You can find a free version here on XDA if you want to check it out. You need to check "kernel wakelocks" and "partial wakelocks" to find the problem app(s).
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Hi noppy, thanks for your reply.
I installed the app you mentioned, but I am not sure if I have to wait more time or if the app works in a different way of the other battery stats apps I have used so far.
When I open it, it shows an yellow line saying "no stats have been collected yet".
If I open the graph option, I can see wakelocks are incredibly constant (I have attached the screenshots). I don't know how to work on that...
@ghnogueira
Have you got root access? Did you install BBS as a system app when you first opened the app, then reboot? This is the normal setup for me. Once you have rebooted the device, BBS will start collecting data and then reset every time you interupt the discharge cycle(eg. by plugging in to recharge or to a pc).
But you will need root access for the app to find the issues.
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Have you got root access? Did you install BBS as a system app when you first opened the app, then reboot? This is the normal setup for me. Once you have rebooted the device, BBS will start collecting data and then reset every time you interupt the discharge cycle(eg. by plugging in to recharge or to a pc).
But you will need root access for the app to find the issues.
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Yes I have root access, and it is allowed for BBS. Have you checked the screenshots? Does your phone show a different kind of screen or data?
ghnogueira said:
Yes I have root access, and it is allowed for BBS. Have you checked the screenshots? Does your phone show a different kind of screen or data?
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Yes, this is what I get when I open it. From this screenshot I press the tab that says "other" and change it to "kernel wakelocks" and "partial wakelocks".
Did the app ask you to install as a system app when you installed it?
noppy22 said:
Yes, this is what I get when I open it. From this screenshot I press the tab that says "other" and change it to "kernel wakelocks" and "partial wakelocks".
Did the app ask you to install as a system app when you installed it?
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Not really. It installed normally as any other apk, and then I enabled it to have root access. I do not have the "Other" option on my phone...
I have downloaded the last file on this topic (2.2.0 RC3): http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1179809
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Not really. It installed normally as any other apk, and then I enabled it to have root access. I do not have the "Other" option on my phone...
I have downloaded the last file on this topic (2.2.0 RC3): http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1179809
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OK, I'm using v2.1.0, which explains the slightly different look. I noticed in the changelogs, they changed "other" to "summary", and also doesn't require installing as a system app. But that doesn't explain why it's not working for you. You could try uninstalling that one and installing the older version and see if that works.......or you could search on that thread for any clue or post if there is no mention of the same problem......
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OK, I'm using v2.1.0, which explains the slightly different look. I noticed in the changelogs, they changed "other" to "summary", and also doesn't require installing as a system app. But that doesn't explain why it's not working for you. You could try uninstalling that one and installing the older version and see if that works.......or you could search on that thread for any clue or post if there is no mention of the same problem......
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Sadly I have done both but none worked. Older version behaves the same, and I couldn't find any resemblances there to my problem...
ghnogueira said:
Sadly I have done both but none worked. Older version behaves the same, and I couldn't find any resemblances there to my problem...
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OK, you could try wakelock detector app, or any other that gives detailed info on your wakelocks. You need to know which apps are keeping your device awake so you can fix it. The other option is to wipe your phone and install a new rom....
noppy22 said:
OK, you could try wakelock detector app, or any other that gives detailed info on your wakelocks. You need to know which apps are keeping your device awake so you can fix it. The other option is to wipe your phone and install a new rom....
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I used to have that app installed, and it is the "kernel" or "android system" that keeps it awake. But my real doubt is what can I do to stop that from happening? What is within my hands?
According to top in terminal, pm-service is consistently using 30% CPU.
Anyone got any ideas what this service is, and if it's something I can disable or fix?
Or, any recommendations on potential fixes?
Ikbosh said:
According to top in terminal, pm-service is consistently using 30% CPU.
Anyone got any ideas what this service is, and if it's something I can disable or fix?
Or, any recommendations on potential fixes?
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It should be a Power Management Service. Google it shows that LG phones have this program. On my phone, Smartisan M1L, there is no such process.
Hmm interesting, I'm running the experimental LineageOS version on my Xiaomi Mi Mix.
Do you think it could be dangerous to disable?
baohaojun said:
It should be a Power Management Service. Google it shows that LG phones have this program. On my phone, Smartisan M1L, there is no such process.
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After further digging I discovered it's the "Peripheral Manager Service", I also found in Logcat that I have errors going constantly related to my fingerprint scanner.
Could these be related?
People talk in the thread for my ROM also about the NFC chip causing issues, so they disabled that completely by removing the /system/vendor/app and /system/lib files related to it.
I wonder if I can do the same for fingerprint?
Ikbosh said:
Hmm interesting, I'm running the experimental LineageOS version on my Xiaomi Mi Mix.
Do you think it could be dangerous to disable?
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I have this same problem in the Mi Mix running RR. Did you managed to solve it?
bump! same issue, top process , battery drain
RR rom