Hi guys!
I'm facing battery drain issue recently, I did a clean flash 3 days ago and I'm causing battery drain when I enable "quick action notification" i checked my battery stats when I enable it and disable it, when enabled greenify almost ate 7% of my battery (when my battery level is at 50%) I don't think this is normal
Any suggestions?
Thankyou
Device details
Moto g3
Resurrection remix 5.8.5
Android 7.1.2 with October security patch
Classic official 88.1 xposed
Stock kernel
nick1467 said:
Hi guys!
I'm facing battery drain issue recently, I did a clean flash 3 days ago and I'm causing battery drain when I enable "quick action notification" i checked my battery stats when I enable it and disable it, when enabled greenify almost ate 7% of my battery (when my battery level is at 50%) I don't think this is normal
Any suggestions?
Thankyou
Device details
Moto g3
Resurrection remix 5.8.5
Android 7.1.2 with October security patch
Classic official 88.1 xposed
Stock kernel
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Never experienced an issue with this feature.
Davey126 said:
Never experienced an issue with this feature.
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I'm facing this issue only in 3.7.1, are you on the same version?
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nick1467 said:
I'm facing this issue only in 3.7.1, are you on the same version?
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Yep. Just added a regularly used app to Greenify's hibernation list to trigger the notification. Will monitor over the next few hours.
Davey126 said:
Yep. Just added a regularly used app to Greenify's hibernation list to trigger the notification. Will monitor over the next few hours.
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No appreciable drain over 2+ hours (none attributed to Greenify).
Davey126 said:
No appreciable drain over 2+ hours (none attributed to Greenify).
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Does greenify use cpu when hibernating apps?
I mean it'll be in the battery stats,right?
Edit: sorry for the late reply I didn't see your post
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nick1467 said:
Does greenify use cpu when hibernating apps?
I mean it'll be in the battery stats,right?
Edit: sorry for the late reply I didn't see your post
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Minimal - probably need an app like BBS or GSAM to see the impact, especially when operating in 'root', 'boost' or 'privileged' mode.
Davey126 said:
Minimal - probably need an app like BBS or GSAM to see the impact, especially when operating in 'root', 'boost' or 'privileged' mode.
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Tested with gsam
Edit: this is when I enabled "quick action notification"
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nick1467 said:
Tested with gsam
Edit: this is when I enabled "quick action notification"
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Yep - clearly an issue with your device/ROM. I don't see this on any of my devices by varying manufacturers and ROMs from 5.1 to 7.1. Suspect the problem is not widespread given lack of similar postings.
Maybe try stopping Greenify, then clear app data (you will lose all Greenify settings) and cache, start Greenify again, reconfigure your Greenify settings, and monitor with GSAM again.
nick1467 said:
Tested with gsam
Edit: this is when I enabled "quick action notification"
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Davey126 said:
Yep - clearly an issue with your device/ROM. I don't see this on any of my devices by varying manufacturers and ROMs from 5.1 to 7.1. Suspect the problem is not widespread given lack of similar postings.
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I'll try clean flashing my current ROM, if that didn't I'll just turn off "quick action notification",I don't want to change ROM at this time I believe in 1month we will get Oreo based ROMs
Thankyou for your help though.
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nick1467 said:
I'll try clean flashing my current ROM, if that didn't I'll just turn off "quick action notification",I don't want to change ROM at this time I believe in 1month we will get Oreo based ROMs
Thankyou for your help though.
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Clean flash should fix it...unless there is something unusual about your ROM. Notifications themselves should not trigger wake time and associated battery drain.
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Hi all!
I don't have a lot of free time, but i just fell in love with CM12, and i wanted to use it daily.(and i want to help for those who wants to use it daily aswell)
We all met with the deepsleep problem, it only happens when screen is off, and cpu governor is not powersave.
As in ALL the google API talks about powersaving mode when phone is in sleep mode etc... i think there is a major problem with CM12 framework, that android not going to powersaver mode.(as it should)
So what i have done is just coded a "couple of minute sollution". It is an apk, and it is only uses one service, and one broadcastreceiver to be able to SET CPU to powersave mode when screen is off.(And ofcourse back to interactive when screen is on, to avoid lag)
HOW TO USE: (ROOT NEEDED!!!)
1) Download apk from here(attached down)
2) Install it
3) Start the application from menu
4) Wait until SuperSU(or any root) asks for permission, allow it!
5) Reboot phone.
After the first start of the application, the icon will be removed from menu not to disturb the user
So when you open it, take care for wait SuperSU to ask permission, and when you give it, then reboot.
If you messed up something, just delete app from settings menu, and do steps from 2).
If you want to be sure that it works use adb shell command to check governor:
After reboot turn the screen off and type in adb:
Code:
adb shell
su
cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor
it will show powersave, and when you turn the screen on it will show interactive!
One more thing! To avoid SuperSU make toasts of granting permission, you can turn it off in SuperSU settings!
Peaceful life with lollipop btw!
WAITING FOR FEEDBACKS
It needs to be performance not power save right?
wooolfgang said:
It needs to be performance not power save right?
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This can be right but i am using it on powesave and works like a charm.
Btw i make another option then, for those who need perf. Gov.
Even i can make it to 300mhz when sleep via performance governor to avoid battery drain.
trapacska said:
This can be right but i am using it on powesave and works like a charm.
Btw i make another option then, for those who need perf. Gov.
Even i can make it to 300mhz when sleep via performance governor to avoid battery drain.
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No need bro this first one is good. Not using performance governor and there are no deep sleep problems.:good:
trapacska said:
This can be right but i am using it on powesave and works like a charm.
Btw i make another option then, for those who need perf. Gov.
Even i can make it to 300mhz when sleep via performance governor to avoid battery drain.
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You made this app? If not where did you find it? Which commands does it do?
trapacska said:
So what i have done is just coded a "couple of minute sollution". It is an apk, and it is only uses one service, and one broadcastreceiver to be able to SET CPU to powersave mode when screen is off.(And ofcourse back to interactive when screen is on, to avoid lag)
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You made this app? If not where did you find it? Which commands does it do?
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So if you read the actual post he indicates he has indeed made this app.
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steffenbakke said:
So if you read the actual post he indicates he has indeed made this app.
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I want to know the intructions that the app implements to make it work natively and fix the issue
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I want to know the intructions that the app implements to make it work natively and fix the issue
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Hi.
It is really simple, i don't really think you can fix the issue if you don't know how to set a cpu scaling governor.(it is very basic thing since android is out, and even on PCs)(if you don't mind i am declaring this)
On this site you can find instructions:
http://bamboopuppy.com/android-cpu-frequency-using-cpufreq-ondemand-governor/
What i used is checking screen state(via BroadcastReceiver), and when screen is on i set it to interactive, when screen is off i set it to powersave, that's it really.
I even posted in OP how you can check:
Code:
adb shell
su
cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor
To write governor:
Code:
adb shell
su
echo "interactive" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor
Work this app on latest CM12 build ?
simo14 said:
Work this app on latest CM12 build ?
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yes =)
I've tried but not work
Installed apk but still have problems with deep sleep sometimes. Can I do something else?
this is no longer needed since i fixed deepsleep in the rom
invaderjohn said:
this is no longer needed since i fixed deepsleep in the rom
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so, with the last release, does the deep sleep work fine?
tecno789 said:
so, with the last release, does the deep sleep work fine?
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Indeed
invaderjohn said:
Indeed
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Just another question. Is the ROM incompatible with Ds battery saver? Because, it doesn't work, it can't switch off the network, why? Can i fix it?
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Just another question. Is the ROM incompatible with Ds battery saver? Because, it doesn't work, it can't switch off the network, why? Can i fix it?
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Lollipop has a built-in battery saver. U dont need a 3rd party app for that
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Lollipop has a built-in battery saver. U dont need a 3rd party app for that
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But it doesn't work as battery saver..
tecno789 said:
But it doesn't work as battery saver..
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It does for me. Anyway i have like 1,5-2 days of batt life, and if the batt life gets low i turn on batt saver. And it works. Its not a bug.
invaderjohn said:
It does for me. Anyway i have like 1,5-2 days of batt life, and if the batt life gets low i turn on batt saver. And it works. Its not a bug.
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But u mean the batt saver that turns on under 15% of battery or other one?
Is there any app, Xposed module, mod, etc to get the "double-tap to wake screen" feature like LG phones have?
I tried an app that woke the phone by waving in front of the proximity sensor, but that was a battery hog.
Would like to be able to wake phone without power button.
I'm running PAC ROM which does have double-tap to sleep.
Thanks for any suggestions!
2nd this.
This is typically dependent on the kernel. It also needs to have support by the hardware, otherwise there is massive battery drain. I'm 99% certain our phone does not have the proper hardware for it.
We have douple tap to sleep. But not wake.
Moody66 said:
We have douple tap to sleep. But not wake.
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You just echoed the OP .
What can be done to get wake on tap is my question.
You would have to start by removing tap to sleep.
Can't have both. Its doable but as said earlier it would cause drain issues.
Moody66 said:
You would have to start by removing tap to sleep.
Can't have both. Its doable but as said earlier it would cause drain issues.
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Why can't we have both like LG?
I would prefer double-tap to wake, since I already have icons/apps that can put the phone to sleep like Green if click on an icon.
How does LG do this without battery drain problem I wonder?
divineBliss said:
Why can't we have both like LG?
I would prefer double-tap to wake, since I already have icons/apps that can put the phone to sleep like Green if click on an icon.
How does LG do this without battery drain problem I wonder?
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Hardware differences.
Moody66 said:
You would have to start by removing tap to sleep.
Can't have both. Its doable but as said earlier it would cause drain issues.
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Hardware differences.
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Was afraid of that being the answer. Thanks!
divineBliss said:
Was afraid of that being the answer. Thanks!
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Still doable. Not sure what all can be done to reduce drain. Its like Google now voice detection. Disabling that increases battery life as well. So it really boils down to what you are willing to sacrifice for a particular function addition.
Moody66 said:
Still doable. Not sure what all can be done to reduce drain. Its like Google now voice detection. Disabling that increases battery life as well. So it really boils down to what you are willing to sacrifice for a particular function addition.
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Implementation with a disable switch solves that. User can decide turnoff if too much battery drain.
Yep. Would only make sense to be able to disable it. If I couldn't disable Google now voice I would delete it all together... Handy tool. But I enjoy my battery life way to much.
Yes, Gravity screen
divineBliss said:
Is there any app, Xposed module, mod, etc to get the "double-tap to wake screen" feature like LG phones have?
I tried an app that woke the phone by waving in front of the proximity sensor, but that was a battery hog.
Would like to be able to wake phone without power button.
I'm running PAC ROM which does have double-tap to sleep.
Thanks for any suggestions!
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Check out gravity screen, it rocks:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.plexnor.gravityscreenofffree&hl=en
Harris.S.Newman said:
Check out gravity screen, it rocks:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.plexnor.gravityscreenofffree&hl=en
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I saw it in my hunt before creating this thread. Have you used it? I'm wondering about battery loss before I give it a try. Thanks.
Harris.S.Newman said:
Check out gravity screen, it rocks:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.plexnor.gravityscreenofffree&hl=en
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divineBliss said:
I saw it in my hunt before creating this thread. Have you used it? I'm wondering about battery loss before I give it a try. Thanks.
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I felt battery drains and uninstalled it.
MT2-User said:
I felt battery drains and uninstalled it.
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Thanks! How long did you use/try the app for? I tried one that uses the proximity sensor over a few days, but it was using 10% of the battery.
divineBliss said:
Thanks! How long did you use/try the app for? I tried one that uses the proximity sensor over a few days, but it was using 10% of the battery.
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Since CM Preview (MT2).
I have Tasker (paid app). So I even disable CM's double-tap to sleep function.
MT2-User said:
Since CM Preview (MT2).
I have Tasker (paid app). So I even disable CM's double-tap to sleep function.
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I don't get your point? What does Tasker have to do with double-tap?
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I don't get your point? What does Tasker have to do with double-tap?
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I meant Display/Lock in Tasker instead of double-tap to lock the screen (Screen Off).
Screen On can also be set with Tasker, functioning exactly the same way as Gravity Screen.
Gravity screen rocks
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I saw it in my hunt before creating this thread. Have you used it? I'm wondering about battery loss before I give it a try. Thanks.
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I use it every day, all the time. I liked it so much as to pay for the it, not using the demo, which is sufficient. No, it doesn't drain the battery.
This thread is served as a general discussion and feedback for recent beta versions. It will be updated with newest version in title and change log in the first post.
Changelog:
v2.95 beta 3
Aggressive Doze now works in non-root mode on Android 7. (Manual privilege granting via USB required)
Improved GCM Wake-up (Xposed) for some misbehaving apps. (e.g. WeChat)
Improved the stability of accessibility service.
Fixed Wake-up Cut-off on Android 6+.
Fixed Shallow Hibernation (Android 6+) in boost mode (Xposed).
Fixed alarm analysis on Android 6+.
Fixed the false "Root privilege not granted" notification.
Fixed the verification failure in a short time after donation package is installed.
v2.95 beta 2
Wake-up cut-off now works on Android 7.0 (root).
Improved the overall stability and smoothness of non-root auto-hibernation.
v2.95 beta 1
Auto-hibernation in non-root mode is now compatible with secured key-guard. No more compromise for device security!
Screen-off by Greenify no longer invalidates fingerprint unlock and Smart Lock. Be sure to enable "Alternative Screen Off" in settings.
Aggressive Doze and doze notification is now compatible with Android 7.0 in root and boost mode. (support for non-root mode on the way)
Tasker plug-ins for toggling Auto-Hibernation and Aggressive Doze.
Improved app state detection on Android 6.0+.
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Known issues
Doze on the Go is not yet compatible with Android 7.0 in non-root mode. We are seeking for a proper solution.
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Opt-in to beta channel or download the apk file.
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This thread is served as a general discussion and feedback for recent beta versions. It will be updated with newest version in title and change log in the first post.
Changelog:
Known issues
None.
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Works on my Nexus 6! awesome stuff!
italia0101 said:
Tried the aggressive doze on my Nexus 6 ,,
Had it plugged into my PC with a logcat running . i used the " battery unplug " command .
I can see it go into Doze on screen off . a new notification says " entered doze mode" , but with a bit of shaking a movement it wakes up , so on the Nexus 6 at least it still gets awoken with motion
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Have you granted the DUMP permission manually?
oasisfeng said:
Have you granted the DUMP permission manually?
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No i have root, but with your suggestion from the other thread it seems to work! so thanks for that, i've edited my post above
Problem with galaxy S6 G920f Android 5.1.1 xposed and rooted.
Problem in open setting, FC App in bêta 9.1
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Problem with galaxy S6 G920f Android 5.1.1 xposed and rooted.
Problem in open setting, FC App in bêta 9.1
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Sorry, I messed up with Android 4.x & 5.x in beta 1, a fix is pushing out.
I have a concept to offer for a new beta build.
Is it possible to make a hybrid engine, where we can choose per app the ones we want to be hibernated with the normal mode and what apps we want to use shallow hibernation?
So for example i can set whatsapp for shallow hibernation and fb messenger to normal hibernation mode
@oasisfeng Just curious if you have any idea how to fix this problem: one of the recent updates of Greenify made my fingerprint sensor during sleep no longer work; I have to wake up my device (turn the screen on) for it to respond again. Any ideas? (I am fairly certain it is Greenify as 1) nothing recently has changed, 2) somebody on the Nexus 5X subreddit also had this problem)
Pupet_Master said:
I have a concept to offer for a new beta build.
Is it possible to make a hybrid engine, where we can choose per app the ones we want to be hibernated with the normal mode and what apps we want to use shallow hibernation?
So for example i can set whatsapp for shallow hibernation and fb messenger to normal hibernation mode
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Ye, that's the plan in the next major version (3.0 probably), which needs a completely redesign of the UI.
oasisfeng said:
Ye, that's the plan in the next major version (3.0 probably), which needs a completely redesign of the UI.
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Thanks, i can't wait for it
draggehn said:
@oasisfeng Just curious if you have any idea how to fix this problem: one of the recent updates of Greenify made my fingerprint sensor during sleep no longer work; I have to wake up my device (turn the screen on) for it to respond again. Any ideas? (I am fairly certain it is Greenify as 1) nothing recently has changed, 2) somebody on the Nexus 5X subreddit also had this problem)
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I've never had this issue on my daily Nexus 5X. Do you use nav-bar gesture to hibernate apps and turn off the screen?
Please try disabling some of the features (Aggressive Doze, Shallow Hibernation for example) in Greenify and try again to narrow down the cause.
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I've never had this issue on my daily Nexus 5X. Do you use nav-bar gesture to hibernate apps and turn off the screen?
Please try disabling some of the features (Aggressive Doze, Shallow Hibernation for example) in Greenify and try again to narrow down the cause.
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Disabling aggressive doze right now, I'll report back.
I updated from 2.9 Beta 1 to Beta 2 and now doze seems to be gone. Doze was working in Beta 1. My phone is rooted.
It's a Dream. 3 percent in 8 hours. Calls and WhatsApp messages arrive anyway. I don't need more.
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I updated from 2.9 Beta 1 to Beta 2 and now doze seems to be gone. Doze was working in Beta 1. My phone is rooted.
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Is your device running Android 6.x? Be sure to grant the DUMP permission manually as suggested in the first post.
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It's a Dream. 3 percent in 8 hours. Calls and WhatsApp messages arrive anyway. I don't need more.
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It's usually inaccurate for the first a few percentages from 100% downwards.
I'm going to prepare for and celebrate the Chinese New Year in the following two weeks. The next beta release is probably not going to be released soon.
I'll check and reply to posts here occasionally during the holiday.
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Is your device running Android 6.x? Be sure to grant the DUMP permission manually as suggested in the first post.
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even if i have root ?
thanks for the hard work
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Is your device running Android 6.x? Be sure to grant the DUMP permission manually as suggested in the first post.
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Yeah I did that. But before without granting the DUMP permission it was working fine
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It's usually inaccurate for the first a few percentages from 100% downwards.
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Yes I know. But without Aggressive Doze I lost 12% in this period. Normal Doze does not work with my device. (Samsung Galaxy S2plus CM13)
Hello all
Got a PLK-L01. Stock C185B370 build. Systemless root and most apps greenified.
I noticed a battery drain of 22% during 8 hours of inactivity with just one app running in background.
Is it normal? How to troubleshoot and make this battery drain smaller.
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Hello all
Got a PLK-L01. Stock C185B370 build. Systemless root and most apps greenified.
I noticed a battery drain of 22% during 8 hours of inactivity with just one app running in background.
Is it normal? How to troubleshoot and make this battery drain smaller.
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Which app running background, and if a app is active background, it kinda makes the phone more power hungry maybe try with no apps I background
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Which app running background, and if a app is active background, it kinda makes the phone more power hungry maybe try with no apps I background
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It was XDA in the background... I will try it without the app but I don't think that will make a difference.
Where in the settings can I find sync settings? May be turn that off too and then try again tonight...
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It was XDA in the background... I will try it without the app but I don't think that will make a difference.
Where in the settings can I find sync settings? May be turn that off too and then try again tonight...
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You can turn auto-sync off in shortcut screen, in notification bar
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It was XDA in the background... I will try it without the app but I don't think that will make a difference.
Where in the settings can I find sync settings? May be turn that off too and then try again tonight...
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Or in settings > accounts and then press small menu button in the bottom
muradulislam said:
Hello all
Got a PLK-L01. Stock C185B370 build. Systemless root and most apps greenified.
I noticed a battery drain of 22% during 8 hours of inactivity with just one app running in background.
Is it normal? How to troubleshoot and make this battery drain smaller.
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It might be due to Wifi , GPS etc switched on.
Try to clear all apps. When your are not going to use your mobile for long time i.e going to sleep, etc..
I have a habit of clearing all apps and restarting my mobile every night before going to sleep. So the app junk will clear out (according to my mind).
I duno whether it is really happening. But still I do it.
I am miui 8.1.4.0 mm and i am losing almost a 8-10 percent of battery during sleep and screen on time is like 5 to 6 hrs!!!
Previously i got around 8 to 9 hrs of screen on time and also i am using radon kernel in this setup please suggest me a solution!!!!!
I facing this issue for 2weeks ago. Still cant solve this bug even I tried clean flash rom and tried install BetterBattery Monitor to know which app drain my battery while sleep ?
Install BetterBatteryStats. Probably kernel wakelocks? Have you seen something strange?
Do you know which fingerprint sensor is in your phone?
vjbenn said:
I facing this issue for 2weeks ago. Still cant solve this bug even I tried clean flash rom and tried install BetterBattery Monitor to know which app drain my battery while sleep
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Install BetterBatteryStats. Probably kernel wakelocks? Have you seen something strange?
Do you know which fingerprint sensor is in your phone?
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Ok so found the culprit it was d2tw and after disabling it my phone did not lose a single percent of battery during slepp!
I am having the FPC sensor rn3
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Ok so found the culprit it was d2tw and after disabling it my phone did not lose a single percent of battery during slepp!
I am having the FPC sensor rn3
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I am also having the same issue of battery drainage. I am on MIUI 8.1.6.0 global stable . What is d2tw & how to disable it?
rajdip92 said:
I am also having the same issue of battery drainage. I am on MIUI 8.1.6.0 global stable . What is d2tw & how to disable it?
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he flashed radon kernel and had double tap to wake (d2tw) turned on. doing this means battery consumptions because touch screen is always on but display not. when you use stock MIUI and no radon kernel you have no d2tw
rajdip92 said:
I am also having the same issue of battery drainage. I am on MIUI 8.1.6.0 global stable . What is d2tw & how to disable it?
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Download kernel auduiter from the play store and then grant root permissions go to screen and then disable all the option s there this should fix the issue
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he flashed radon kernel and had double tap to wake (d2tw) turned on. doing this means battery consumptions because touch screen is always on but display not. when you use stock MIUI and no radon kernel you have no d2tw
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Ok got it . Thanks or the info.