I am currently running 13.09 jellybro on top of a56 trinity kernel and I am from time to time experiencing this issue in which my status bar clock timer just gets stuck at whatever time it is. In order to unfreeze it I usually go to settings -> date and time -> untick/tick the automatically update time option. The exact same thing was also happening on 04.09 Rasbean Jelly. Does anyone have a clue about what might cause this behavior?
No idea, used to freeze in aokp m5 too.
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Since I flashed the (AOKP) rom, I seem to be having a major issue of the clock not updating. Its done it several times to me now. I just woke up and the Lockscreen is showing 5:45 am and yet the clock in the notifcation bar is stuck on 11:57, it just stays at the time until I reboot the phone.
Anyone else having this issue?
Had that issues when I first flashed CM7 and CM9. Someone told me to download a app called Clocksync. I did and have it set to sync my clock once every hour with the atomic clock. Hasn't happened since.
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Hey there,
I'm having some rather odd clock issues with my phone. The time is "right" but not really. I use LauncherPro and WidgetLocker. I've never had any issues with these. However, WidgetLocker has its own clock widget. It works fine half the time. The other half of the time it is one hour behind my phone time. But that's not always right either.
For example, it's 9:30PM. The widget time will say 8:30PM. A few minutes pass, and the widget time is at least an hour behind sometimes a few minutes. The system bar shows 9:30PM as well, but then once I open the keyboard or rotate the phone, it will update to the current time, let's just say something like 9:37PM.
Both the apps listed are up to date, and I'm running CM 7.2.0 RC1.
Phone is rooted, I removed a few included APKs when I flashed the ROM. Is there a certain preinstalled APK that might have been affected by my removing it that updates the time, or does anyone know a fix?
Thanks!
I'm running the latest AOKP nightly but also had the issue in the most recent milestone. If I try to get my location using cell/network in maps it works one time. Then I either have to restart the phone or toggle location permission from settings to get it again. If I don't do those then the blue circle blinks and turns gray and I get an erorr message. I've had no problems with other apps like yelp. Any ideas?
Hi,
I have a rooted I9195 and installed CM11 M9. After every reboot, date and time are set to 1.1.1970, 0:00 GMT. The date is corrected as soon as an connection to either internet or cell provider is established.
Has anyone, especially using XPrivacy (link), experienced this? What can be the reasons?
Also, the time shown is not updated in cLock widget, and also in the status bar on the top.
It's very annoying to have no correct time when no connection is possible...
Any ideas?
I had this issue with CM 11. Sometimes the lockscreen clock, clock widget and status bar clock could all have different times. Sometimes locking and unlocking a couple of times would make them match up again. There was no reason for it but it would work again without any issues one week and then not the next, never found a permanent fix though.
Waltee said:
I had this issue with CM 11. Sometimes the lockscreen clock, clock widget and status bar clock could all have different times. Sometimes locking and unlocking a couple of times would make them match up again. There was no reason for it but it would work again without any issues one week and then not the next, never found a permanent fix though.
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Well, you could try to set the time manually - worked for me for the last week(s)...
me too
unfortunately i also have no time after reboot:
three S4M devices
1st CM11 20140120 nightly
2nd CM11 snapshot M8
3rd CM11 snapshot M9
this is really annoying. is there any further info or a fix for this?
it doesn't matter if the time ist set manually or automatically.
always lost after reboot.
and if one has no data connection in automatic time mode, the time wont be right till a dataconnection is available.
all things happening till then get a wrong timestamp
Status: stock rom, rooted, elementalx kernel.
I've been facing random reboots at least once a day. One way I can force a reboot is opening up Android Device Manager on my phone and it will reboot while looking for location.
I feel the Adm problem is relevant as the few times I caught my phone before a random reboot is a "G" logo icon in the notification bar which i'm guessing is Google now icon.
Can someone confirm that is the icon as I'm unable to Google for it.
I've tried freezing the Google Now app in titanium backup today, a few hours later I got into a bootloop where my apps were suddenly being re-cached "optimizing apps 1 out 100".
Anyone facing a similar problem?
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queerquirks said:
Status: stock rom, rooted, elementalx kernel.
I've been facing random reboots at least once a day. One way I can force a reboot is opening up Android Device Manager on my phone and it will reboot while looking for location.
I feel the Adm problem is relevant as the few times I caught my phone before a random reboot is a "G" logo icon in the notification bar which i'm guessing is Google now icon.
Can someone confirm that is the icon as I'm unable to Google for it.
I've tried freezing the Google Now app in titanium backup today, a few hours later I got into a bootloop where my apps were suddenly being re-cached "optimizing apps 1 out 100".
Anyone facing a similar problem?
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Is this something you can replicate while using the stock software? Fastboot flash the factory images and test that out. I cannot replicate this using Android Device Manager. I use Ex kernel on stock and see no random reboots.
I don't recall ever seeing a "G" icon in my notification bar. From memory, the only times I have a Google Now notification are from my sports teams, weather, and traffic updates. Long press on that "G" icon and see where that is coming from.
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Is this something you can replicate while using the stock software? Fastboot flash the factory images and test that out. I cannot replicate this using Android Device Manager. I use Ex kernel on stock and see no random reboots.
I don't recall ever seeing a "G" icon in my notification bar. From memory, the only times I have a Google Now notification are from my sports teams, weather, and traffic updates. Long press on that "G" icon and see where that is coming from.
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I suspected it was Groupon and I uninstalled that app, so far no more reboots.
I can't press the icon notification even if I wanted to, all I saw was the G logo appearing in my notification bar and then a reboot right after.