I have been getting very slow write speeds on my revive averaging at about 6mb/s
I have seen other users post speeds of 20mb/s+
I can figure out why I am getting low speeds.
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depends on rom your using and especially the kernel configs on I/O governors.
try using custom roms like MIUI smoke or CM 11.
I have used all the roms available for mi pad.
I have used cm11, miui smoke 7&8, BDITA and currently am using cm 12.1
The results are still the same in all roms
shrijitsingh99 said:
I have used all the roms available for mi pad.
I have used cm11, miui smoke 7&8, BDITA and currently am using cm 12.1
The results are still the same in all roms
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What's the SD card class?
shrijitsingh99 said:
I have used all the roms available for mi pad.
I have used cm11, miui smoke 7&8, BDITA and currently am using cm 12.1
The results are still the same in all roms
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where storage are you writing? internal or SD card?
if on sd card, make sure you got at least class 10 or ufs 1, 2 or 3 if you want a faster speed
if on internal, try using kernel audiutor (download it from playstore), make sure your rooted, open it and go to I/O section.
try increasing the read ahead about 512-2048 of your internal and sd card. also try changing some governors, i suggest you use MIUI smoke rom or the original CM 11 made by faust, cause BDITA rom got only one governor, the modder remove the others so don't use it.
Maybe sd too old or class too low
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I use CM7 (nightly builds) and recently ran into a warning message about low internal storage, but I had about 2/3 of the total internal storage free (about 1 GB). Moving a couple of apps to the SD card made the warning go away but I'd like to know why the warning occurred when I appear to have so much space available. I can't just ignore it because sync stops when this warning occurs. Since going to a 32GB SD card is not a reliable option with this phone, I'd like to resolve the issue without resorting to wholesale transfer of apps to my existing 16 GB SD card. The screenshot below is my current storage after I moved a couple of apps, but the difference in free space now vs. when I was getting the warning is tiny.
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I have had that also while getting apps from the market.. I ignore it and just try again and it works.. Don't know what the deal is.. I'm running pool party and glitch
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this is a known issue on aosp based roms. if you check jt's posts here, you will find a post about /datadata being full, along with the fix. your /data partition is not full but another one, /datadata, is. as jt said, this will never be changed upstream, so either use the fix after every data wipe, or use less apps/move to sd all apps possible.
to confirm, open better terminal, or android term, and run df -h, look for /datadata, bet it's about %85 full.. Much beyond that you will start to get massive amounts of FCs, and it will make the phone nearly useless until you either use the fix or remove/move to sd some apps..
if this helps click thanks.
Hi xda experts all.
I have a Sammy Galaxy S3 international i9300. I have a class 10 32 GB ext SD card.
Issue happening with all ROMs I run currently.
I run cm11 and AOSP based ROMs (Omni nightlies, temasek v26 (currently)) and tried various kernels that are known to be compatible (yank, boeffla, devil, temasek).
I have two issues. I have no idea if they are related (I actually doubt it though), but it's worth mentioning both here.
First issue is that no recovery can see zips on internal storage. Anytime I want to flash anything I have to select it from external SD card, so before rebooting into recovery I have to move the file there from the default download folder.
I have flashed latest CWM, TWRP and Devil recoveries. They all have this issue.
The second issue is that my system heats like crazy and can sometimes chew my battery up in 3 hours, even when phone is in my pocket. It's not unusual to see CPU temperatures of 60-70 deg Celsius. I also note that all cores will stay maxed out continuously. This is regardless of governor (excl powersave), even if I kill all dormant apps in memory.
What I've tried (with both ROMs and all named kernel combinations).
I have done full wipe and reinstalls ad nauseum.
I use TB Pro to restore apps. The only system items I restore are launcher and Google search (to restore home screen app and folder layout).
Edit: It is so bad that it will discharge faster than it can charge via USB and phone actually died from lack of power whilst plugged I'm to my laptop's USB connection while I was composing this.
Any suggestions?
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so i heard flashing a kernel on stock rom can increase battery life.
well my i9300 is currently running Samsung's 4.3 and i was wondering if their was a kernel i can flash over this using twrp to get better battery life, more RAM or performance. i an new here but i really want to understand.
i wud prefer if i could get more RAM as touchwiz takes up so much RAM and the 1gig i hav tends to full up quickly....
prezzi said:
so i heard flashing a kernel on stock rom can increase battery life.
well my i9300 is currently running Samsung's 4.3 and i was wondering if their was a kernel i can flash over this using twrp to get better battery life, more RAM or performance. i an new here but i really want to understand.
i wud prefer if i could get more RAM as touchwiz takes up so much RAM and the 1gig i hav tends to full up quickly....
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If u rly just wan speed and performance. Go for stock android. Features, go for sammy roms. For ur case, i recommend u to flash a custom rom.
Sent from my GT-I9300 using xda app-developers app
Kernel is the powerhouse of your phone.. You cab improve speed and sound quality with battery saving..Just go to particular thread.. see that it supports your phone and android version.. Download zip for
your particular version.. Copy it to your SD card and flash through recovery that's it...
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The below image explains in simple terms what the kernel does:
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And thread closed as there is no "best" kernel, only what works best for you. What you find the best kernel might not be the best for another due to differences in how you use the device
Hi, we've got the old S2 out a drawer to lend to someone, it's not been used for 6+ months but worked fine then, the wifi no longer works, it thinks about turning on for about 10 seconds then switches back to off. I've tried a factory reset, I've tried CM12.1, tried going back to a different stock rom, still nothing at all, all does the same. Done lots of googling and people say to enter *#*#526#*#* to see what the wifi test says but that code doesn't work for me on 4.1.2, just get a sorry this number is not available.
Any ideas, be good to get it working.
Thanks.
Mine did this too, try taking the SIM card out. In the end I've completely wiped it and am now running CM12 nightly and it's being used by one of my lads as a gaming thing, and it works well for that (on WiFi) now I've sorted the partition sizes.
theronkinator said:
Any ideas, be good to get it working.
Thanks.
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Check internal battery, if leaked, try to clean it or if you can, removeit !
See here
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Mine did this too, try taking the SIM card out. In the end I've completely wiped it and am now running CM12 nightly and it's being used by one of my lads as a gaming thing, and it works well for that (on WiFi) now I've sorted the partition sizes.
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I've tried without a sim and on CM12 but no look still, thanks for the reply though.
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Check internal battery, if leaked, try to clean it or if you can, removeit !
See here
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Cheers, I'll have a look at the weekend.
Hi friends,
I have been using Moto E condor with Aosp Extended v4.6 official ROM with pico gapps for the last few months. Earlier I had used RR 7.1 5.8.5 ROM, AOSP 7.1 Pure, Lineage OS 14.1 among others.
But the problem is that all these ROMs start hanging after 2-3 months of usage. Then i have to reformat my phone and do a clean install of the ROM again.
1. Is there any solution to that problem, if yes, please share?
2. If you know any other better stable ROM which is free from above errors, please share it too.
Regards
I personally use the DotOS ROM, been using it for some time, and for my usage of multiple messaging apps, youtube, twitter and 9GAG, it's been perfectly fine.
Does the phone hanging after 2-3 months has anything to do with SD card linked apks ?
I went through many websites to find the solution to my problem. I found that this problem is faced by many people who are using ROMs. I came to know that this problem could be because of the fact that the SD card has not been formated since long and it gets corrected when we install fresh ROM along with formatting the SD card.
So I formatted my SD card as NTFS in my PC. Then I put the ROM file along with open gapps and magisk on the SD card. But when I inserted and tried to install the same on my phone, I found that the phone is unable to read the SD card. I tried by making it Fat32 but still the problem persists.
Then I used another SD card of mine and tried installig the OS through it. But the phone stucks on the enclosed image. Please give yr views as where am I missing something.
I have till now tried 3 OS and these files were working perfectly before this.
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