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The information in here is only tested on the ICS (Stock based roms) and (stock or repacked kernels). It's not been tested on any other roms. So, if you want to apply the tweak that I provided in here, do it with your own risk. I'm here to help or share the good and bad things but not responsible for any bricked phones.
Update: Wifi Sleeps well! But you need to understand what's going on here.
We are expecting wifi to sleep when the screen is off and 'Keep Wi-Fi on during sleep' is set to 'Never'.
But wifi does not go to sleep mode even every options are satisfied on ICS stock roms with Stock or Rogue repacked Kernel).
I tried many ways to make it sleep (from settings, from build.prop tweaks and from through the init.d script) but none of those worked. Only the way to make it sleep is turning off the wifi manually before turning off the screen.
There is one workaround that making the wifi sleep during the screen off. The method is using Wifi Fixer app from google market but it does not work 100 %. Sometimes, it makes wifi sleep but other times, nothing happens.
So, anyone who is expecting wifi sleeps by any tweaks or by wifi option changes, don't expect it any more. There's no hope yet. For me, I'm waiting for the next build to test this function out.
There's some additional information at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1625299 and check wifi section.
If anyone knows the method to make wifi sleep on stock rom/kernel, please post your info here. There are some tools that we can use to check wifi is sleeping or not during the sleep mode. I'm currently using Battery Widget Pro.
Because I've tested lots of things so far, if you know the methond or if it works on your phone, please show how it works and screenshots if possible.
[Update] Wifi sleeps finally as I wanted!
OK. Here is the story.
One specific app mis-led me to wroing conclusion - Battery Monitor Widget Pro (v2.2.4). This app shows that wifi is always on if wifi is turned on. This app does not exclude the time wifi was turned off during the sleep mode.
Plus, there's some pre-allocated time to make the wifi sleep after the screen turned off. For most of Android phones, it seems like this value is 15 minutes. So, even the screen is off, wifi does not enter to the sleep mode immediately. Phone spend 15 minutes after the screen off, and kill the wifi session if wifi option was set to never (keep wi-fi on during sleep).
How to check whether wifi sleeps or not :
Do NOT use Battery Monitor Widget to check the wifi status.
You can easily check it from the stock Battery app. Settings > Battery > click on the graph > check wi-fi status if there is any gap (means sleep or turned off).
Then, How to change the default 15 minutes value to make the phone sleep early?
Update 5/16/12 - Fixed wifiSleepWait tweak, so it works without any manual database handling. The below is just for informational. Now you don't need to manually create a row into the table.
There were one or two information available on XDA but nothing is correctly applicable to Epic 4G Touch. So, here is the tweak that I made for E4GT.
To do this you will need root explorer -
1. move to the folder, /data/data/com.android.providers.settings/
2. copy the databases folder to your /sdcard
3. Move to /sdcard/databases click settings.db
4. select secure
5. it will ask you which editor you are going to use. If you installed sqlite then select sqlite, otherwise use root explorer (only at first time)
6.Check if there is column name 'wifi_idle_ms'. If there is, then change the value to whatever mili seconds you want. For example, 10000 = 10 seconds, 30000=30seconds. If you want to wait 15 minutes until wifi sleep, then 15*60000 = ?
7.If there is no 'wifi_idle_ms' row, the click long time anywhere on the table. It will show you the actions, select new record. Do not change _id, put the 'wifi_idle_ms' in the name field (without quote sign) and put the value explained above. For me, I just put the 10000 (for 10 seconds). Click save.
8. Now you can see the value changed or row created. Exit editor and move up to /sdcard. Copy (or Move) databases folder to original location (/data/data/com.android.providers.settings/). Sometime, the copy is not successful because database is currently being used. If it's not copied, then try it agaon to copy until it's successful. For me, it was successful on second try.
9. Reboot the phone and click the power button shortly to change to screen off mode(sleep mode).
10. After the time passed defined in above, click the power button again and notice that phone was working on 4G or 3G mode and not wifi mode. Phone will try to reconnect wifi after the screen turned on.
11. That's it. Now you can change the idle time until wifi turned off as much as you want.
The above was the manual way to change the wifi_idle_ms value from database. But there is another way to change this values automatically. The method is using sqlite and of course you need to know the sql query.
In my case, I tried to add this sqlite query statement into my init.d tweak but only update sql command worked and insert was not successful. Maybe I need someone's help to get this insert statement successful.
In here, I'm adding only the update tweak which can be added into init.d. What this mean is, at first time you have to insert the database row manually but once it's created, you can update the idle value during the boot thru init.d script.
Because you don't need to run this init.d script everytime on boot, once you update the value, change the permission to 644 and it won't run again until you change it back to 755.
To run this init.d script, you will need sqlite3 - http://chensun.net/android-development/install-sqlite3-on-google-nexus-one/54/
Download it and simply move to /system/xbin foler. Assign the same permission like other files on the same folder.
Of course, you also need root access and busybox.
The init.d script will be found at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1625299
70wifiSleepWait_kobridge.zip (previous version)
70wifiSleepWait_kobridge.v2.zip (current)
kobridge said:
This info is just for the ICS (Stock based roms) and (stock or repacked kernels) users.
We are expecting wifi to sleep when the screen is off and 'Keep Wi-Fi on during sleep' is set to 'Never'.
But wifi does not go to sleep mode even every options are satisfied on ICS stock roms with Stock or Rogue repacked Kernel).
I tried many ways to make it sleep (from settings, from build.prop tweaks and from through the init.d script) but none of those worked. Only the way to make it sleep is turning off the wifi manually before turning off the screen.
There is one workaround that making the wifi sleep during the screen off. The method is using Wifi Fixer app from google market but it does not work 100 %. Sometimes, it makes wifi sleep but other times, nothing happens.
So, anyone who is expecting wifi sleeps by any tweaks or by wifi option changes, don't expect it any more. There's no hope yet. For me, I'm waiting for the next build to test this function out.
There's some additional information at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1625299 and check wifi section.
If anyone knows the method to make wifi sleep on stock rom/kernel, please post your info here. There are some tools that we can use to check wifi is sleeping or not during the sleep mode. I'm currently using Battery Widget Pro.
Because I've tested lots of things so far, if you know the methond or if it works on your phone, please show how it works and screenshots if possible.
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Maybe it cannot sleep when sync is on?
I imagine that wifi is needed for weather/news/etc updates and clould2device services.
Wait...the options are changed on ICS correct? Meaning its never off during sleep on Gingerbread and always on during sleep on ICS or am I not understanding?
Huh? Mine sleeps just fine unless I set it to never sleep.
That aside - you are aware that you're better off leaving wifi on anyway, right? It uses less battery power than the cell radio does. Just an FYI
Finally figured out everything!
Took whole one day to find out everything!
First, most importantly, WiFi sleeps!
I'm going to explain what happend and how we could make wifi sleeps better in op section.
edit. Partially updated. I'm checking now if I can make a script to change the leading time that is required before wifi actually sleep.
kobridge said:
Finally figured out everything!
Took whole one day to find out everything!
First, most importantly, WiFi sleeps!
I'm going to explain what happend and how we could make wifi sleeps better in op section.
edit. Partially updated. I'm checking now if I can make a script to change the leading time that is required before wifi actually sleep.
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All updates are done! Enjoy your ability having control over wifi idle time!
You know, upon further testing, idle battery drain on 3g is pretty damn good as well. I am in a lousy signal area during the day and I have been leaving wifi on 24/7 so a lot of battery got wasted from the phone searching and finding wifi to connect to. Tomorrow I will disable wifi while at work but...
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You know, upon further testing, idle battery drain on 3g is pretty damn good as well. I am in a lousy signal area during the day and I have been leaving wifi on 24/7 so a lot of battery got wasted from the phone searching and finding wifi to connect to. Tomorrow I will disable wifi while at work but...
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Based on your screenshot, it seems like you are wasting the battery by turned wifi on wifi 24x7.
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Based on your screenshot, it seems like you are wasting the battery by turned wifi on wifi 24x7.
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I agree. While I am around the house say going to the store its minimal but when going to work in NYC I am picking up wifi i cant connect to every 10 feet so its definitely negatively effecting battery
nabbed said:
Maybe it cannot sleep when sync is on?
I imagine that wifi is needed for weather/news/etc updates and clould2device services.
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I think there is a little difference of understand about what has the control over other services/fuctions.
Usually weather/news apps are dependent on wifi or 4g services. Those apps usually do not control the wifi or 4G and many times only able to communicate wifi or 4G are turned on. Those services cannot hold the wifi/4G connections even those services are still running.
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That aside - you are aware that you're better off leaving wifi on anyway, right? It uses less battery power than the cell radio does. Just an FYI
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That's not true. It's totally based on the signal strength. Usually 3G is not fast but do not use battery as much as wifi when the signal is weak on both wifi and 3G.
you on a roll with these threads kobridge! good work and thanks!
70wifiSleepWait_kobridge.v2.zip released
Now you don't need to manually insert the table row to use this tweak.
This tweak file is a complete set by itself. By running the tweak file, you can change or create the wifi idle timer on/into the database.
Related thread and where to download this tweak - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1625299
Not to question yiur style kobridge, but I beleive there is a spelling error in the tittle =D
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krisI0N said:
Not to question yiur style kobridge, but I beleive there is a spelling error in the tittle =D
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Looks like he fixed it just for you.
[wifi][Tweak]Chage Wi-Fi idle time before sleep (title changed)
Edit: Well, not ^^^ ALL of it is fixed yet.
krisI0N said:
Not to question yiur style kobridge, but I beleive there is a spelling error in the tittle =D
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tdunham said:
Looks like he fixed it just for you.
[wifi][Tweak]Chage Wi-Fi idle time before sleep (title changed)
Edit: Well, not ^^^ ALL of it is fixed yet.
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Thank you both of you! Sometimes, simple mistake is not to catch because it's too simple!
will this tweak work if I set wifi to "only when plugged in"
edlivian said:
will this tweak work if I set wifi to "only when plugged in"
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I think the right answer is No.
When phone is plugged in - wifi is always connected even after the screen turned off. So, this tweak would not work while phone is plugged in.
When phone is unplugged - wifi will stay offline always. So, this tweak is not applicable.
If you set the option to "Always" - wifi will stay connected during the screen off. So, this tweak does not work.
If you set the option to "Never" - This tweak only works for this option.
The purpose of this tweak is minimizing the waiting(idle) time until wifi moves to sleep mode after the screen turned off.
Kobridge, i came through this topic after some searching for a problem of mine.
I see you know some basics...
If you have some time, take a look at this... that wifi issue is driving me really mad !!!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1673514
thnx in advance
morx said:
Kobridge, i came through this topic after some searching for a problem of mine.
I see you know some basics...
If you have some time, take a look at this... that wifi issue is driving me really mad !!!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1673514
thnx in advance
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For this, I believe it's related to the value of wifi.supplicant_scan_interval which is normally defined at build.prop.
Check out the value from there.
These days the value 180 (3minutes) are normal for tweaking purpose. But for EPIC 4G Touch's case, it's default is 5seconds (causing lots of battery drain if you are moving around).
For example, if wifi is not available from some location, then your phone will try to searchthe available wifi network after x amount of times. If this value is too big, then it will look like wifi is not connected (so most of you, just try to reconnect the wifi manually before time comes). If the value is too small, again it causes the battery drain.
Once the wifi is connected, it keeps the connection based on the wifi policy. But if the connection is lost, then it will try again to search!
First of all, REALLY REALLY REALLY Really thank you for the reply mate.
My wifi supp value is set at "10"
I know this value only works when there are not any "known" access points in range.
The thing is, that it NEVER connects with screen off or on when i get back in range.
It only does it when i go to wifi settings (refreshes the list and connects without touching anything more!).
(of course, my wifi battery saving policy is set to "never" while screen is off)
Wifi stays on but it freezes AP scanning, while screen is off i guess.
Would a logcat help? Any tips about how to capture a good log about that issue?
I am looking to buy the Nitro HD for WiFi only use and maybe occasional prepaid use. I will flash to some deodexed ROM or maybe CM9 so I am not so concerned about software issues in the stock ROM.
What I am more concerned about is - how are the cameras for Skype/Google Video etc?
Any way to turn off all radios except WiFi by default everytime the phone starts up?
Thanks.
^^bump^^
I'll chime in here, I use mine as a wifi only device. As far as Skype/google video goes, video calls are great. I don't have a Sim card in mine and the mobile settings are greyed out which I'm assuming the cellular is off.
I'm currently running the latest cm9 nightlies and the device keeps getting better and better.
Battery life is definitely better than gingerbread. Battery life is within reason for a device this powerful while on wifi. The only battery drain I've found is being out of range of a wifi area. It seems the device goes on over drive looking for wifi and within an hour, majority of your battery is dead. This might be a CM9 issue, I'm not sure on that. Just remember to turn off your wifi when out and about.
Thanks for the response. I got myself a used one for $200 today off Craigslist. Will put leaked ICS ROM on it
Looks much sweeter than my iPhone 4S!!
UP！UP!
The super screen is eye candy. Using wifi it will last for 5-7 hours, while using 3g only for 2-3 hours.
For these two reasons, i often use it only as WIFI.
Will somebody introduce a super airplane mode without shutdown of WIFI？
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Get dx battery saver, put it into sleep mode, then activate wifi.
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You don't need any special app. Just enable airplane mode, then enable wifi.
drumist said:
You don't need any special app. Just enable airplane mode, then enable wifi.
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oh,no, it is a two-click thing with a wifi interruption.
We want a one-click button.
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sandhuxda said:
Any way to turn off all radios except WiFi by default everytime the phone starts up?
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I got it！
If there is /system/etc/settings.xml, modify it about what is airplane mode （this is, remove “wifi” in the lines of "airplane-mode" ）.
shelz said:
oh,no, it is a two-click thing with a wifi interruption.
We want a one-click button.
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Don't forget reboots
Anyways, sold off my Nitro and moved on. Thanks for all the responses.
I can't say exactly when I noticed this, but it was at least since the CM10 stable, and I've tried a couple nightlies since then. Wifi never seems to turn off according to the battery chart, which I believe because I get somewhat worse battery life now. Had anyone else seen this, or have any suggestions?
Turn off WiFi when not needed. Also, WiFi can save your battery vs a weak signal
LoopDoGG79 said:
Turn off WiFi when not needed. Also, WiFi can save your battery vs a weak signal
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Well, I'm doing that manually now, but that's not a solution to the fact that it never goes into standby mode when not associated with an AP.
did you go into settings--wifi--menu--advanced and select keep wifi on during sleep only when plugged in?
merrygocow said:
did you go into settings--wifi--menu--advanced and select keep wifi on during sleep only when plugged in?
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No. I prefer it to stay on wifi when there's good signal, so I have only use good wifi connections set, but not to put wifi to sleep. Regardless of that, wifi should be in standby mode when not actively associated with an AP, such as when in the car or anywhere you haven't told it to remember the APs around you.
Guys the battery on my s6 edge has been draining just by sitting here. Anyone else having this issue?
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Yeah I've been seeing some serious battery drain. Way more than I'd expect with the battery size. Not sure what's going on.
Turning on your Wifi will kill your battery. I've had to restart my phone to make it stop sometimes. Makes me wonder if this is why the nexus skipped 5.0.2.
That may very well be the reason why nexus skipped it. Juding by the previous samsung record, it will be a while till we get 5.1
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arcanexvi said:
Turning on your Wifi will kill your battery. I've had to restart my phone to make it stop sometimes. Makes me wonder if this is why the nexus skipped 5.0.2.
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I had WiFi off all this time
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flameinthefire said:
I had WiFi off all this time
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Did you have Wifi on at any point since your last restart? I've had to reboot the device to fix it.
Try turning off volte. That seems to help.
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jamboxboy said:
Try turning off volte. That seems to help.
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This is what i hate so much... you pay ridiculous amount of money to buy a "Smartphone" but then you have to turn all these features of to make it work efficiently.
I'm sure it's just a software bug on T-Mobile, but I was able to fix my issue by turning off WiFi, completely charging the phone, and restarting. WiFi is what causes it, not sure why though.
Where do I find Votle toggle option?
CCoR87 said:
Where do I find Votle toggle option?
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Go to settings and search for "Phone" from there you can get into call settings.
google services for me is using the most battery, which doesn't make sense.
flameinthefire said:
Go to settings and search for "Phone" from there you can get into call settings.
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Thanks will try and report back
ChristianBale said:
I'm sure it's just a software bug on T-Mobile, but I was able to fix my issue by turning off WiFi, completely charging the phone, and restarting. WiFi is what causes it, not sure why though.
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Did you also disable the "wifi during sleep" that is used even if wifi is off? Can't remember where it is. Maybe advanced Wifi or in Location settings. Just curious. Thanks!
whittikins said:
Did you also disable the "wifi during sleep" that is used even if wifi is off? Can't remember where it is. Maybe advanced Wifi or in Location settings. Just curious. Thanks!
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All you have to do is click the WiFi toggle. No other setting changes.
ChristianBale said:
All you have to do is click the WiFi toggle. No other setting changes.
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Gotcha. I was curious but also sort of pointing out that even with Wifi turned off, the phone will still use Wifi for location unless you specifically disable that option. It may or may not make any difference at all, but since there's a bug then it's possible that ANY use of wifi is draining more than it should (even if it's just intermittently every few minutes for location checking).
whittikins said:
Gotcha. I was curious but also sort of pointing out that even with Wifi turned off, the phone will still use Wifi for location unless you specifically disable that option. It may or may not make any difference at all, but since there's a bug then it's possible that ANY use of wifi is draining more than it should (even if it's just intermittently every few minutes for location checking).
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If the WiFi being used during sleep is causing any issues, the issue is small enough that it is not showing up on my battery usage page.
ChristianBale said:
If the WiFi being used during sleep is causing any issues, the issue is small enough that it is not showing up on my battery usage page.
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Well for example. I have had Wifi turned off since before unplugging my phone this morning (8 hours ago). Despite that, it has been used for 29 minutes because I didn't have that option (use wifi for location even when it's off) disabled.
Because of this, I'm disabling that location feature as well for now. I bet that's about 30 minutes my phone has been held "awake" due to this stupid bug!
whittikins said:
Well for example. I have had Wifi turned off since before unplugging my phone this morning (8 hours ago). Despite that, it has been used for 29 minutes because I didn't have that option (use wifi for location even when it's off) disabled.
Because of this, I'm disabling that location feature as well for now. I bet that's about 30 minutes my phone has been held "awake" due to this stupid bug!
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If it's causing issues for you then turn it off. For me it wasn't enough of an issue to disable WiFi during sleep.
CCoR87 said:
Where do I find Votle toggle option?
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if you go to call options in the settings menu or you can go to the oem dialer and click on more in the upper right hand corner of the screen the option for it should be under setting in that drop down menu
Hi there,
Please look at the attached screenshot. The red area shows the time I was sleeping. The phone was stationery all night long. It shouldn't decrease like that, right? It should show something more horizontal if Doze is actually working, right? I believe I read something about this somewhere on these forums.
Yes, I do have "WiFi: Always On" enabled. Is that the problem?
My thinking is that I want WiFi always turned on, but I also want Doze. Meaning, if the phone is stationery, not doing anything, it should kick Doze in (which will periodically check for stuff, temporarily turning on/off the WiFi). Is this thinking wrong? If I have "WiFi: Always On" disabled, will Doze work properly and I'll still be notified of any push notifications and whatnot?
What am I missing here?
First off, there are no screenshots. Doze mode is supposed to remove wifi scans and wifi connection regardless if wifi is on. You will get a periodically sync with emails and push notifications( they will be delayed). You will also still recieve sms and mms. How steong is the network connection? Maybe with a weak connection that is what is draining battery.
schmeggy929 said:
First off, there are no screenshots. Doze mode is supposed to remove wifi scans and wifi connection regardless if wifi is on. You will get a periodically sync with emails and push notifications( they will be delayed). You will also still recieve sms and mms. How steong is the network connection? Maybe with a weak connection that is what is draining battery.
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Sorry, just keep forgetting attachments... Please check the first post again. No, I don't think my connection at home is a weak one. I am connected to a 5GHz network instead of 2.4GHz one. Not sure if that's relevant.
Nazgulled said:
Sorry, just keep forgetting attachments... Please check the first post again. No, I don't think my connection at home is a weak one. I am connected to a 5GHz network instead of 2.4GHz one. Not sure if that's relevant.
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i think wifi on does prevent from doze and gives wake locks for many... tried by turning off wifi for a night to narrow down the issue?
i might be wrong here but that was afeedback from many users the battery leak/wake locks with wifi always on
SacredDeviL666 said:
i think wifi on does prevent from doze and gives wake locks for many... tried by turning off wifi for a night to narrow down the issue?
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Not yet, I'll have to try that... However, it doesn't make much sense to me to have it off. I mean, if it's off, even in the doze open windows, wifi will be off, and I won't get any notifications at all unless I turn the screen on. Not a very good user experience. But I'll test it nonetheless to narrow down possible issues.
You may be suffering from the bug discussed here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/htc-10/how-to/wifi-constant-suspend-resume-leading-to-t3392562
At the last page is a kernel that has a fix that seems to be working.
Try out GSam Battery Monitor for some stats.
tkoreaper said:
You may be suffering from the bug discussed here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/htc-10/how-to/wifi-constant-suspend-resume-leading-to-t3392562
At the last page is a kernel that has a fix that seems to be working.
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Based on your post these seem are most likely the same issue. I just flashed the fix from that thread and it helped TONS. It is still being tweaked before it goes to elementalx officially, but it is working great for me so far!
Yeah, it might be that issue, or not, I'm not really sure. But I used the GSam Battery Monitor app suggested above and I don't think the problem is Doze.
I used that app and start monitoring just before I went to sleep. I've also used ForceDoze just to be sure Doze kicks in (this app will force Doze immediately on screen off instead of just stationery and waiting 30mins). Look at the screenshots. Something is not right, my phone doesn't deep sleep, it's awake all the time.
schmeggy929 said:
..... Doze mode is supposed to remove wifi scans and wifi connection regardless if wifi is on. You will get a periodically sync with emails and push notifications( they will be delayed). You will also still recieve sms and mms.
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What? Doze is supposed to remove wifi Scans?
If you take a look at the blue "WiFi Scan" line you see the same pause between intervals before doze kicks in as while doze is active.
Doze Mode hasn't really helped me getting less Wakelocks or less battery drain on this device. I just get the feeling there are way to many system/kernel related wakelocks due to HTC's crappy software which ignore doze mode
Oh yeah, the Wifi signal strength was really bad there.... simply because the phone decided NOT to switch to the stronger Network with the same SSID.... well thank you android....
I've used Greenify (which has a notification for Doze mode statistics) and other battery stats apps and I've realized that Doze is in fact working... So, my battery problems are something else.
I just don't get that flat battery graph when doze mode is active, but it must be due to something else...
Thanks everyone that pitched in Save
Nazgulled said:
I've used Greenify (which has a notification for Doze mode statistics) and other battery stats apps and I've realized that Doze is in fact working... So, my battery problems are something else.
I just don't get that flat battery graph when doze mode is active, but it must be due to something else...
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To me it look as though a rouge app could be the culprit.
Have you tried a removing all apps, or doing a clean flash of whatever ROM your on, and if not rooted, an RUU flash and then see if the phone works as should, then this sucks, but you install apps 1 but 1 until you find out which on is the bad apple.
Your phone is def being held awake though by that Gsam battery chart.
I haven't done that and I'm not going to. I don't have time for debugging this issue like that, I need a working phone with the apps I use.
Not trying to sound rude or anything, I know you're just trying to help and I appreciate that. But I just can't do what you're suggesting.
Anyway, shouldn't some battery app help with that. I'm now using BetterBatteryStats. If there's a rogue app, that should allow me to pinpoint the sucker...