How do i clear the batter stats through twrp. I believe id vet more from my phone if i could do that, couldnt find it on my own term?
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By using Google...not to bust your balls but try to search first ...plenty of info out there already..this goes for the rest of the nubs as well...ull get your answer 100% faster..search tool is your friend :beer:
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Lol thanks chilly, i did search google but was pages deep before i asked here, maybe i just looked over it
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Just my 2 cents here. But I read a post a while back by a very respected dev (adrenalyn) that's it's always good practice to flash a new rom and a fully charged battery. Then fully deplete and fully charge uninterrupted. Since doing that I have not had to reset battery stats ever and have always had no problems. S with battery life. Of course there everyone says different things. But this is just my experience.
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My Google search brought me here, still trying to find how to do this.
Slacker said:
My Google search brought me here, still trying to find how to do this.
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The answer is that TWRP doesn't wipe battery stats, and you don't need to do it.
I read the tweet I saw in my Google search results and saw that power off at full charge accomplished what I wanted, had idle drain and changed a couple things and wanted to monitor the changes.
gtdtm said:
The answer is that TWRP doesn't wipe battery stats, and you don't need to do it.
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To wipe battery in TWRP, do the following:
boot into TWRP recovery
/advanced/File Manager/
folder /data/system/
click batterystats.bin
click Delete
reboot system
e154037 said:
To wipe battery in TWRP, do the following:
boot into TWRP recovery
/advanced/File Manager/
folder /data/system/
click batterystats.bin
click Delete
reboot system
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I can not find that in TWRP
rekamyenom said:
I can not find that in TWRP
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Mount Data by selecting "Data" in the Mount menu.
codebuddy said:
Mount Data by selecting "Data" in the Mount menu.
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Thx for your explanation.
Jahwol
jahwol said:
Thx for your explanation.
Jahwol
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ME TOO or I no figure out,
BUT when I click delete as suggested it does just what I thought it would, IT deleted the file called wipebatt whatever it was calledr it was called!
SO now its gone and I can't do it.
I know someone said I couldent but that kinda pissed me off!
better to be pissed off than pissed on I guess, but I felt pissed on! careful what instructions you follow to a T I guess
Slacker said:
My Google search brought me here, still trying to find how to do this.
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Amen dude. Sick of people telling other people to "Google it". My Google search brought me here, and if everybody on XDA said "Google it" there would be no results.
e154037 said:
To wipe battery in TWRP, do the following:
boot into TWRP recovery
/advanced/File Manager/
folder /data/system/
click batterystats.bin
click Delete
reboot system
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Thanks, this helped me
Hello everyone,
My question for you is this:
I have HTC ONE M7 T-Mobile. Just put brand new battery in it.
1. Phone is on - battery shows %41
2. Go in TWRP - battery shows %25 >> I wipe cache and then >> Turn phone back on - battery shows %25
3. Phone is off and I plug it in to charge - battery shows %74
4. Go in TWRP - battery shows %71
5. Turn phone on - battery shows %74
6. Go in TWRP - battery shows %75 >> wipe cache
7. Phone on - battery shows %75
I'm listening to you guys what you think? Why I had those differences? Should I do it again and how often to make sure there won't be anymore like this cause I had times when phone is at %29, I take a photo, it turns off.
Keep in mind that all this had happened with my original battery as well.
Best Regards
dohcvtec said:
Hello everyone,
My question for you is this:
I have HTC ONE M7 T-Mobile. Just put brand new battery in it.
1. Phone is on - battery shows %41
2. Go in TWRP - battery shows %25 >> I wipe cache and then >> Turn phone back on - battery shows %25
3. Phone is off and I plug it in to charge - battery shows %74
4. Go in TWRP - battery shows %71
5. Turn phone on - battery shows %74
6. Go in TWRP - battery shows %75 >> wipe cache
7. Phone on - battery shows %75
I'm listening to you guys what you think? Why I had those differences? Should I do it again and how often to make sure there won't be anymore like this cause I had times when phone is at %29, I take a photo, it turns off.
Keep in mind that all this had happened with my original battery as well.
Best Regards
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Facing the exact same problem with my Nokia XL. I've searched and tried for almost every method and app related to calibration and fix but nothing seems to work out.
What if I`m having the same issues and this folder does not exist here?
just that i needed
e154037 said:
To wipe battery in TWRP, do the following:
boot into TWRP recovery
/advanced/File Manager/
folder /data/system/
click batterystats.bin
click Delete
reboot system
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thank you so much
found out how to do it from twrp
Battery charging only in ap fastboot
Hi,
My moto g4 plus discharge when connected to any charger including the original charger and only recharges in ap fastboot mode that too very slow and sometimes doesn't recharge at all but when it start getting charged it take around a whole day to get charged upto 100%.The original charger seems ok as it recharges other mobiles.
I have also hardbriked my hand set while trying to find a solution. Thanks to @siddhesh9146 [GUIDE] Moto G4 Plus HardBrick SOLVED - ULTIMATE UNBRICKING GUIDE. But My battery problem remains the same.
Related
Hey there,
Android Revolution HD 5.1.4 is a very good ROM,
but after flashing that Rom,
i cannot open battery history.
When i try to open Battery History with Spare Parts:
it shows:
"Could not find Battery stats activity in your Rom!
Connact developer for more info!"
Can anybody help me?
Without Battery History, i cannot celibrate my battery.
Have you tried going into the directory to find the file? I always use root explorer and go to Data>System and delete the file manually.
If the file exists, there may be a possibility sparepart is not compatible with the rom. It FC when I install it on my phone
fe22st said:
Hey there,
Android Revolution HD 5.1.4 is a very good ROM,
but after flashing that Rom,
i cannot open battery history.
When i try to open Battery History with Spare Parts:
it shows:
"Could not find Battery stats activity in your Rom!
Connact developer for more info!"
Can anybody help me?
Without Battery History, i cannot celibrate my battery.
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Afaik, Spare Parts wasnt fully compatible with gingerbread, maybe it is now, I am not sure, but you should double check that.
Why dont you use the battery history in settings?
tried all
Yeah,
but i`ve the same problems when i type
*#*#4636#*#*
in the phone.
No Battery History.
and batterystats.bin exits in the directory and i deleted it and
reboot, but same problems ...
fe22st said:
and batterystats.bin exits in the directory and i deleted it and
reboot, but same problems ...
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What do you mean same problem?
Once you delete the file, that should be it. Your battery is calibrated. Of course you need to make sure you are fully charged (0mA current widget) before you delete it. The effect of the calibration can be felt usually after a few cycle of charging. Some even noticed it immediately.
i will try it.
Fully Charged, then delete the file.
Hope that functioned.
Thanks for helping.
myxcon said:
Afaik, Spare Parts wasnt fully compatible with gingerbread, maybe it is now, I am not sure, but you should double check that.
Why dont you use the battery history in settings?
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+1
As far as I know this still the case with Gingerbread ROMs.
banjiki said:
Have you tried going into the directory to find the file? I always use root explorer and go to Data>System and delete the file manually.
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Is that what Recovery > wipe battery stats does? Or does it perform some other function?
Lanky Git said:
Is that what Recovery > wipe battery stats does? Or does it perform some other function?
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That's exactly the same thing
so i fully charged my battery
until current widget showed "0 mA"
i restarted in bootloader and wipe battery stats.
and rebooted, but the same problem still here.
no battery history ...
here a message from a another member:
"Battery History is no longer in Gingerbread Im afraid.
There is an app that replaces it but I cant remember the name. Its in the DHD forum somewhere."
anybody know, which app he means?
fe22st said:
so i fully charged my battery
until current widget showed "0 mA"
i restarted in bootloader and wipe battery stats.
and rebooted, but the same problem still here.
no battery history ...
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Let me get this straight, you want the battery history to do calibration of the battery, correct? The steps you did in the quote is actually battery calibration already, so do you still need battery history?
It is true also that Gingerbread no longer provide battery history. Last time in Froyo I remember to be able to see partial wake etc. But now the only battery usage we can get is from Setting > About Phone > Battery Use
fe22st said:
here a message from a another member:
"Battery History is no longer in Gingerbread Im afraid.
There is an app that replaces it but I cant remember the name. Its in the DHD forum somewhere."
anybody know, which app he means?
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Hey,
It was me who told you that
I was slightly wrong, I meant to say I read it in the DHD forum somewhere. And I did, and I remember now.
It was in the ARHD thread and found the original post where I read it:
here
The app is here if you want to take a look.
My apologies again for slightly misleading you on that!
Thanks a lot for the app link ...
Hello everyone,
I've decided to get help trying to fix my Xperia Arc which has weird battery issues.
I tried so many things trying to fix it that I don't now what to try/where to look for an answer. So, I decided to ask you guys for help.
The problem started this summer, I updated my phone with the official ICS update, and after that, battery life went from average to awful.
I have, at the moment, a battery consumption of around 20% per hour, and it doesn't change whether I'm using the phone or not.
I have tried the following things :
- New battery : same problem
- New kernel rom => Tried different kernels (arcknight/stock ...) and different custom roms => same problem
- Re-locking the bootloader and flashing stock 2.3 => same issue
- Installed software to check what was using the battery : nothing stood out.
So now I don't know what to do, I'm at loss. When I was running custom roms I always remembered to delete the battery stats once the battery was full, didnt help.
Also, I thing the problem is the battery sensor ?
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Vincent.
Service centre is the only obvious option.
Sent from myushi
XperienceD said:
Service centre is the only obvious option.
Sent from myushi
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I hoped for another answer, hopefully Sony will not charge me for repair...
baddy610 said:
I hoped for another answer, hopefully Sony will not charge me for repair...
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Looks like you've already tried what would have been suggested.
Sent from myushi
ICS requires you to restart your phone after every time you charge it. Bug in the firmware.
If still dropping too fast - Then it has to be some of your settings, that you use, either a sync or GPS or something.
have you wipe battery stat in cwm?
baddy610 said:
... flashing stock 2.3 => same issue
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1.
Revert to stock. Relock your bootloader. Repair phone with pc companion.
2.
Check your battery. Take it out and study it. Is it deformed, swollen or anything?
3. (OPTIONAL)
Clean battery pins on phone and battery with aftershave
4.
Get a new battery
Cheers guys for the answers. I tried everything you guys recommended and yup same problem
I'm sending it in for repairs and hopefully they'll fix it.
TheHaso said:
1.
Revert to stock. Relock your bootloader. Repair phone with pc companion.
2.
Check your battery. Take it out and study it. Is it deformed, swollen or anything?
3. (OPTIONAL)
Clean battery pins on phone and battery with aftershave
4.
Get a new battery
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Well hi tried with bew battery,so there was still a issue
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i can't charges battery to 100 %
it's stop 99 %
i delete batt stat ,Was not lost:crying:
When not to
1. you are in wrong place. general is the one.
2. how old is your battery? what rom? what kernel?
3. how much noob are you?
paolo-red1 said:
1. you are in wrong place. general is the one.
2. how old is your battery? what rom? what kernel?
3. how much noob are you?
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i'm sorry
i use rom runntmede aio 6.0.4.3
kernei 2.6.35.100 [email protected]#11:crying::crying::crying:
Try the calibration tool linked in my signature
aledex said:
Try the calibration tool linked in my signature
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thank you ,but i can't use
but check recover mode i can charge 100%
but boot sense it stop 99%
99% is very close to 100% is almost 100%
I do not think is is a huge problem ....
tolisoft said:
99% is very close to 100% is almost 100%
I do not think is is a huge problem ....
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Agreed.
Have u tried resetting battery stats in recovery? I think I remember seeing that. Never really used it.
you can wipe the battery status.
Is it possible to wipe battery stats using twrp recovery? I would like to calibrate the battery. Any help or information would be greatly appreciated.
DynamicN said:
Is it possible to wipe battery stats using twrp recovery? I would like to calibrate the battery. Any help or information would be greatly appreciated.
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Yes. Either under "wipe" or "advanced" menus.
However, you should read this: http://www.androidcentral.com/wiping-battery-stats-doesnt-improve-battery-life-says-google-engineer
nikon120 said:
Yes. Either under "wipe" or "advanced" menus.
However, you should read this: http://www.androidcentral.com/wiping-battery-stats-doesnt-improve-battery-life-says-google-engineer
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I looked under both and didn't see it but I'll look again, thank you for the response. That article is an interesting read:good:
DynamicN said:
I looked under both and didn't see it but I'll look again, thank you for the response. That article is an interesting read:good:
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To wipe battery stats in TWRP, do the following:
boot into TWRP recovery
/advanced/File Manager/
folder /data/system/
click batterystats.bin
click Delete
reboot system
e154037 said:
To wipe battery stats in TWRP, do the following:
boot into TWRP recovery
/advanced/File Manager/
folder /data/system/
click batterystats.bin
click Delete
reboot system
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Thank you
DynamicN said:
Thank you
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I saw threads mentioning that wiping battery stats is like snake oil. Does this really help increase battery life or is it just a placebo
cybershawngates said:
I saw threads mentioning that wiping battery stats is like snake oil. Does this really help increase battery life or is it just a placebo
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Open the link I posted earlier in this thread. Android engineers say placebo.
nikon120 said:
placebo.
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thx
e154037 said:
To wipe battery stats in TWRP, do the following:
boot into TWRP recovery
/advanced/File Manager/
folder /data/system/
click batterystats.bin
click Delete
reboot system
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good one! thanks
Yes that delete Batteystats.bin does help !! I got my Mi Max 2 a new battery after 3 years approx, the new battery would drain like hell till 15% then stuck there for next 4-5 hours of heavy usage like gaming and watching Youtube premium with Wifi and BT connected to speaker, GPS ON and Brightness FULL. This drained the battery down to 2% and again stuck there for the next 5 hours and still continued playing games and watching videos. Then the phone shut down. This happened 3 times at a stretch.
After deleting Battery.bin then full charged to 100% with Power OFF and repeated the cycled 3 times (full charge to Full Off and then again recycle), now the new battery works like when I got my phone brand new back in 2018.
That delete Batterystats.bin does work !! However, word of caution is that one must do that Batterystats.bin delete with a 100% Full charged battery, and while deleting make sure the charger is not Plugged IN -- else it will give wrong readings and calibrating the battery is of no use.
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[B][U]Disclaimer:[/U][/B]
I am not responsible for any damage to you your device. Everything you do, you do on your own risk!
Last year I got a Galaxy Tab E (SM-T560) from Samsung for free as gift to my new mobile phone.
Unfortunately the ROMs for SM-T560NU tabs are not working on that device, but I found a working ROM of LineageOS 14.1 (Android Nougat 7.1.2) on the following page:
How to install Android Nougat on the Galaxy Tab E (SM-T561)
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Original source (Russian language)
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LineageOS 14.1 (formerly known as CyanogenMod) ROM is based on the Android stock ROM released by Google, which the LineageOS team modifies.
Credits go to the LineageOS team for making this ROM available to many devices and to independent developers like Ma3a_XaTa for porting this ROM to the Tab E SM-T561.
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Just installed it to my tab and it seems working well!
I used the instructions from a comment at the bottom of the page:
Downloads:
ROM: LineageOS 14.1
Gapps: The Open GApps Project
Boot Image: boot.img
SoftKeyFix: KeyFix
Recovery: TWRP Recovery for Tab E
Root: SuperSU
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Prerequisites:
1. Make sure you have TWRP 3 installed (HowTo)
2. Move the downloaded files to your Micro SD Card (>4GB recommended)
3. >50% battery charge
4. Some patience.
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Installation:
1. Boot to TWRP 3 (Power + Home + Volume Up) and Swipe to allow modifications
Note: Make sure to Backup EFS and Modem to Micro SD Card in TWRP.
2. Wipe > Advanced Wipe > (Select Dalvik Cache, System, Data, Internal Storage, Cache ONLY) > Swipe to WIPE
3. Install > Select Storage > Micro SD Card > Select lineage-14.1-20180419-UNOFFICIAL-gtel3g.zip
4. Add More Zips > open_gapps-arm-7.1-pico-2018xxxx.zip
5. Add More Zips > keys.zip
6. Swipe to confirm flash and wait for 5-10 mins
7. After the Flash process DO NOT restart system.
8. Go back to Install > Install Image > boot.img > Select Boot Partition > Swipe to confirm flash
9. After the boot.img has been flashed DO NOT restart system IF you want Root.
10. Go back to Install > Install Zip > SR3-SuperSU-v2.82-SR3-20170813133244.zip > Swipe to confirm flash
11. Now Restart System.
12. Wait 10-15 mins, it will take some time.
13. Enjoy Lineage OS!
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Known bugs:
- Charging while the device is off works, but does not show battery charge indicator animation.
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Good luck and enjoy!
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[URL="https://www.hardreset.info/devices/samsung/samsung-t560-galaxy-tab-e-96-wifi/download-mode/"]HowTo bring the Tab to DownloadMode[/URL]
Hints & Tips:
1. To improve the speed of the tablet, turn of animations inside Developer Options.
2. You can also install an app freezer called "Icebox" to temporarily disable RAM hungry apps like Facebook, Chrome etc.
3. To ensure longer battery life, disable “double tap to wake” hidden somewhere in the settings (use the app called "Kernel Adiutor" from the Playstore).
4. If you don’t plan to put a SIM on this thing or if you are having a SM-T560 only, put it in airplane mode and then turn on your WiFI when needed. Turn of GPS/location or even sync when not necessary.
5. Disable "Adaptive Display" in the settings. It seems to make the tablet slower.
6. Improve the battery life of the tab by using an app called “L Speed“ (available in Playstore).
Hello, great post. I used this ROM before, but after some time it just stops working. You can't boot it anymore.
How long do you use it already?
mimuta said:
Hello, great post. I used this ROM before, but after some time it just stops working. You can't boot it anymore.
How long do you use it already?
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I'm using it now for approx. 3 weekswithout any problems. How long did you use it?
BR, See
SeeDoubleYous said:
I'm using it now for approx. 3 weekswithout any problems. How long did you use it?
BR, See
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I was wondering what version are you running? Everytime j download one it fails to flash through TWRP? You got a link to a download ??
V3rdeV1ntage said:
I was wondering what version are you running? Everytime j download one it fails to flash through TWRP? You got a link to a download ??
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What version of TWRP are you using & what error do you get?
Have someone passed safetynet check ? Can you help me with pass?
The ROM is running ok so far on my T560, but I noticed some problems:
* If the tablet runs out of battery with Wifi activated, charging and booting it up causes a boot loop until Wifi is turned off. Something like that... it sometimes gives you the time to open the settings and turn off Wifi before it reboots.
* The Tablet's battery is drained by "Mobile Standby" in approx. two days, regardless of power save, battery saver and/or flight mode. When the Tab is idle all the time, the battery graph runs down in a straight diagonal line until the battery is empty, approx. 2 % per hour. Did not find a way to disable Mobile Standby on my T560 which doesn't even have a modem (maybe that's the problem).
* The system is a bit laggy given that it's a quad core, but turning off Animations helped. I suspect hardware acceleration does not work.
I'd switch to a better rom if I find one. But thanks anyways for the information and work! Better than nothing, I guess
Problems of ignition and charge of battery
Hello friends, I need a help I have a Samsung Tab E 9.6 = SM.T561, I installed Roon Custom Lineage 14.1 with TWRP, but the Tablet was downloaded and I can not charge it or turn it on, I searched everywhere and nobody gives me answers . I appreciate the help given. Thank you
Hi, I hope someone who has tried this rom can give me some feedback on it. My main concern its if this is stable and faster than ron. Any idea?
s5minimalist said:
The ROM is running ok so far on my T560, but I noticed some problems:
* If the tablet runs out of battery with Wifi activated, charging and booting it up causes a boot loop until Wifi is turned off. Something like that... it sometimes gives you the time to open the settings and turn off Wifi before it reboots.
* The Tablet's battery is drained by "Mobile Standby" in approx. two days, regardless of power save, battery saver and/or flight mode. When the Tab is idle all the time, the battery graph runs down in a straight diagonal line until the battery is empty, approx. 2 % per hour. Did not find a way to disable Mobile Standby on my T560 which doesn't even have a modem (maybe that's the problem).
* The system is a bit laggy given that it's a quad core, but turning off Animations helped. I suspect hardware acceleration does not work.
I'd switch to a better rom if I find one. But thanks anyways for the information and work! Better than nothing, I guess
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I have my T560 all the time in airplane mode with Wifi on. Battery drain is no problem at all.
It is also written in my second post:
HTML:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=78977223&postcount=2
aribetty said:
Hello friends, I need a help I have a Samsung Tab E 9.6 = SM.T561, I installed Roon Custom Lineage 14.1 with TWRP, but the Tablet was downloaded and I can not charge it or turn it on, I searched everywhere and nobody gives me answers . I appreciate the help given. Thank you
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I had a similar problem in the beginning. Seemed as the tab was in a bootlooporsomething similar with black screen.
The only solution I found was to wait some days until the battery was empty, charge the tab and directly started to download/recovery mode and flash it again.
Now it is working fine with this ROM.
Rittachi said:
Hi, I hope someone who has tried this rom can give me some feedback on it. My main concern its if this is stable and faster than ron. Any idea?
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I am using it now for ~2.5 months and I am quite happy with it.
It is much better then the stock ROM.
Hi @SeeDoubleYous and guys. I was reading the Forum and decided to share with you my experience with this ROM. Well, I'm owner of a SM-T560 (in US and Canada this model is T560NU I don't know why it's different just in these two countries ). Anyway....
I made all the steps described on the step-by-step Instructions. (TWRP Recovery via ODIN, Root, ROM, GAPPS, etc etc etc).
I'll be honest with you. My t560 turned in a piece of sh... Very Slow, Apps Stucking all the time, sometimes bootlooping too... i used the Tab for almost 3 weeks. After that I decided to reset the device and I did all steps again using the same ROM (I reinstalled the TWRP RECOV via ODIN, proceeded a Factory + Internal Memory Wipe, Installed the LINEAGE 14.1 OS, etc, etc, etc) But this time I choose the "Micro" GAPPS option instead "PICO". Installed Root SU, etc, etc exactly as the directions wrote in the top page.
For my surprise, It's perfect Now!!!! ROM is great.... No problems of RAM, Bootlooping, Stucking, APP crashing... Absolutelly Nothing!
I don't know why, but it seems that the secret is install for first time and use for some weeks even its is not working fine. And After that, proceed All the step-by-step again from the very beggining. (Reinstall TWRP, ROM, GAPPS, Keys, "Boot Image" and ROOT SU). It will work fine on SM-T560 just from the second Install on.....
All Best guys
I need help. My screen is stuck on boot again
Am I bricked?
Hi guys, I've got a T560 tablet with the official ROM and I'm researching to upgrade it's software.
Currently I'm away off-shore for work but as soon as I get home I'll try this ROM.
I've been a fan of CyanogenMod since the early days and I'm eager to try it so I can bring some new life into my old tablet.
Since this ROM is for the SIM card variant T561 I was searching for a way to disable the Radio altogether and I found this:
https://android.stackexchange.com/q...le-radio-signal-in-a-phone-without-a-sim-card
Basically it disables the RIL with a simple Terminal Command:
Code:
su -c "setprop persist.radio.noril 1"
Can someone try this and see if its working properly? (OFC after a Back-up is done) Its persistent through reboots so you don't need to use Airplane Mode anymore and maybe it will help with the battery draining problem.
Also one question for the guys who are currently using this ROM:
Is Magisk working? After everything is set-up can we uninstall SuperSU and install Magisk for root?
Thank you,
Have a nice day!
SpawNyK said:
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su -c "setprop persist.radio.noril 1"
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I've tried the command and it worked, no reboots even if the airplane mode is off and no problem so far.
I don't know if the battery life is better now because I've just done it.
For the other question, I haven't tried because I like SuperSu, but I think there's no problem.
gucio1976 said:
And what do you think about it.
https://mega.nz/#!49QXRIAb!7FtqWknBNzIe5-Ak-Jgmq7N71JB4TcGEi-MjuQCuvhw
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Can you please provide a guide for flashing this?
Like which GApps version should I use, etc...
I get in red, does something affect ROM? e: unknown command [log]
Hey,
does this rom works with SM-T562??? (3G)
Is there any updated ROMs like LOS 15 or 16 for SM-T561 (gtel3g), I tried to Port LOS 16 but I get error 7 while flashing in TWRP(V3).
gucio1976 said:
And what do you think about it.
https://mega.nz/#!49QXRIAb!7FtqWknBNzIe5-Ak-Jgmq7N71JB4TcGEi-MjuQCuvhw
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gucio1976 said:
I found it here .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4h_3qDRiv8
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Why should you use the old version, if this thread offers a newer one?
gucio1976 said:
---------- Post added at 11:33 ---------- Previous post was at 11:13 ----------
Something else. Maybe it will be useful to someone.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7JpUomQs2ok
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I think that's the same version as offered here...
shreejalm said:
Is there any updated ROMs like LOS 15 or 16 for SM-T561 (gtel3g), I tried to Port LOS 16 but I get error 7 while flashing in TWRP(V3).
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I did not find any new version. The ones available are only working with the SM-T560NU....
Sorry!