Hello I am using slimbean which is unfortunately discontinued by lloir
But this is the best ROM I have ever used on my device
There are some small problems or bug in it.
The main problem of charging led goes green @ 90% only and it still charge to 100% don't know what is the main problem can any one help me with this ????
Thnx in advance
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That is not a problem,happens in every jb Rom.
That is not a problem dude. Ours is a newer type of battery( I forgot the name).
In these kinds of batteries charging up to 100% actually damages the batteries. You must not charge your battery above 85% to be safe.
What manufacturers do is that, they implement hardware tweaks such that above 80%, the rate of charging becomes slower and slower.)you must have experienced it) ..
As an additional step to this, devs, even cyanogen, puts the green light the moment the battery reaches 90%. This may not of much help, but it does motivate some people to take the phone of charge.
Of course, this was a hell lot of extra information, but anyways, know that it is not a problem
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Thanx both of you :thumbup:
Didn't know about it
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Is anyone having battery life issue other than me.I love this rom.my battery life is the only issue I have..any suggestions?
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Wrong post bro and please tell us the ROM name not just "i just love this rom" and get a new battery they only cost 15-20 on ebay
People complain about battery way too much. If your at school, your supposed to be learning, If your at work your supposed to be working. The only time you go on your phone is if someone calls and maybe to text. If you use your phone this little while your at work or school, then your battery should be perfectly fine. If your at home using your phone like a hobo that never touched an iphone, then you should have a charger. if you use your phone for navigation and it uses a lot of your battery, then get a phone charger. Also, roms do not affect battery life. The only reason it may seem so is because your battery meter needs to readjust itself after flashing.
Hey guys! Just gotten my note 2, and gonna drain the battery down soon, should I plug it in and charge for 8 hours straight from zero? Should this be done with the phone off? Or this doesn't matter anymore?
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Doesn't matter anymore...
I usually do it. Zedomax recommends it, and it doesn't hurt anything to do so.
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Is it alright I do it with the power on?
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This is not needed anymore.
if the battery takes to long to kill then simply its already calibrated
many people don't know how a none-calibrated battery acts and think "battery life is great but it will get better later!"
if anyone of you happened to have a nokia phone in year 2000ish and still have it around i recommend you to go get a replacement battery for it and see for your self
unless the new battery jumps from 100% down to like 80/70% in no time then take too long to drain from 10% or something like that (in short battery acting weird)
then its already calibrated which is the case in all new phones/batteries
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unless the battery is acting weird and not taking too long to kill then you dont need to do that
Hell Guardian said:
This is not needed anymore.
if the battery takes to long to kill then simply its already calibrated
many people don't know how a none-calibrated battery acts and think "battery life is great but it will get better later!"
if anyone of you happened to have a nokia phone in year 2000ish and still have it around i recommend you to go get a replacement battery for it and see for your self
unless the new battery jumps from 100% down to like 80/70% in no time then take too long to drain from 10% or something like that (in short battery acting weird)
then its already calibrated which is the case in all new phones/batteries
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unless the battery is acting weird and not taking too long to kill then you dont need to do that
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Thanks a lot I got my retail set from a carrier, so glad to have joined the note 2 community coming from the s3 :X so I just charge it up to full as per normal yes?
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This charging a long time first usage is also an old thing from the old nicd and nimh batteries..
in fact li-po and li-ion wont even charge after they are done, overcharging them means they explode/burn or get damaged.
there are built in safety features to prevent that.
and pulling it down to 0% means nothing since modern nimh, li-po, li-ion batteries don't got the memory effect.
actually going down to 0% would only test if the low voltage cutoff works as it should or if you damage your battery.
no need for that!
Frostyeo said:
Hey guys! Just gotten my note 2, and gonna drain the battery down soon, should I plug it in and charge for 8 hours straight from zero? Should this be done with the phone off? Or this doesn't matter anymore?
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Batteries that comes with the latestmpgones these day do not need to be charged for 8 hours!
Just charge it till its full and continue to enjoy it!
You can preserve the life of you battery by not fully charging it and you can damage it by draining completely. I've no source for this information.
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I don't want to go too much offtopic in the PACman ROM topic as my questions have no more nothing to do with ROMs, so I make a new topic, maybe too asked, but with One V, is it safe to keep it plugged to charger all night, I mean does it make any bad things like ruin battery or something, no I am not talking about overcharge, but still should it be good, or is it bad to keep the phone plugged to charger all night so it would be ready at 100% on morning. I did read that batteries dont actually charge 100%, said it charges usually about 90-95% and that is why the first 10% will drain faster as it really is 90% instead of 100%. Is this the thing what happens with One V too, so can i keep it plugged in charger? Does it make battery life worse?
leaving your One V charging overnight IS Overcharging...
So... no, it's not a good idea to leave it charging overnight...
Everybody says its not the good way to charge the mobile over entire night. Haa haa from 6 years I do keep charging my cell over entire night. It doesn't make any difference to me.
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I still am doing this and i think it it doesnt overcharge, but i am wondering does it make battery life worse as someone said so. If not, i guess i will continue my current way to charge, but i do know it doesnt overcharge. The thing i want to know is does it make battery life worse.
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No,nothing gets worse
yes it does..
my friend has a galaxy note and he used tp keep it overnight for charging and his battery got swollen soo its better to not take a risk.. unless ur a rich **** and willing to shell out
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paarthdesai said:
yes it does..
my friend has a galaxy note and he used tp keep it overnight for charging and his battery got swollen soo its better to not take a risk.. unless ur a rich **** and willing to shell out
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I agree. It's not good to overcharge
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Now, what I found was:
"HTC One V - battery charging questions
Should be fine, the batteries use Lithium cells and have pretty good built in overcharge/run down prevention. They are designed to be left on the charge overnight and collected in the morning. They will charge rapidly over the first 1-2.4 hours (assuming a 3hr charge cycle) then slow down. Eventually it will just bounce off 100/99% as it charges/discharges." - from HTC...
"This "smart charger" is built into the phone. It slows down when it gets near capacity. In fact I think even the LED light goes green to indicate it's full at around 95% if I remember rightly (I read it on XDA."
"Advanced state-of-the-art internal circuitry protects the HTC One V from power surges, overcharging, and short-circuiting, to significantly extend the internal battery lifecycle."
"Is it OK to leave my battery plugged in, even if it is fully charged?
Yes, it won't hurt it as long as the battery doesn't overheat.
Source: http://www.batteryuniversity.com/partone-14A.htm
Should I remove the battery from the charger when full?
It does not matter. The charger automatically cuts the charge current when the battery is full."
So, after all that, whom to believe?
sooo after all experience is to believe and your surrounding persons and their experiences.. I've got my friend's note's battery swollen soo i wouldn't take a risk.. after all its your choice
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Honestly I've owned a galaxy vibrant, Huawei ideos, vs2, optimus v, and this one v and I've charged all over night and none have suffered battery life issues. In my opinion no not a big deal lol
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why would you need to charge overnight? are u on stock? in that case you might as well leave it overnight to charge......FYI my One V takes only 90 mins to go from 10 to a 100%
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why would you need to charge overnight? are u on stock? in that case you might as well leave it overnight to charge......FYI my One V takes only 90 mins to go from 10 to a 100%
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I need full battery as in my usage it goes quite fast empty. I use PACman ROM, not stock.
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Sabbit said:
why would you need to charge overnight? are u on stock? in that case you might as well leave it overnight to charge......FYI my One V takes only 90 mins to go from 10 to a 100%
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Well to wake up to a fully charged phone. I always charge over night usually my battery is drained by the end of the night
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recently when i discharge from my plug i open 3G and play games...but it will suddenly shut down automaticly and restart then the battery is auto from 88% change to 1%!!!!after that my phone will suddenly recover back the battery for example 1% after few minutes became 10% Im using cyanogenmod JB 5 and this problem is realy annoying me!!!anyone expert can help me with this problem?I will very appreciate with u guys comments.:victory:
Try to use another Rom (Ex. RemICS_1.7) Iam using it Soooo Good Rom .
Try then Tell me The Result :good:
but thats old rom isnt it?if can could u giv me d link?
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Just look for it in the dev section man.. it is all there
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davidlai012 said:
but thats old rom isnt it?if can could u giv me d link?
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Here you are: http://d-h.st/xwI
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recently when i discharge from my plug i open 3G and play games...but it will suddenly shut down automaticly and restart then the battery is auto from 88% change to 1%!!!!after that my phone will suddenly recover back the battery for example 1% after few minutes became 10% Im using cyanogenmod JB 5 and this problem is realy annoying me!!!anyone expert can help me with this problem?I will very appreciate with u guys comments.:victory:
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I'm not an Expert... but.... maybe if try to look out for a battery calibration script .... Zeppelinrox made a tutorial... look for it in the development section
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Make sure that your battery is not bloated/'pregnant'.
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Yeah check the battery status. I had the same problem 3 months ago. I was forced to buy a new one.
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Your problem is NOT ROM related. The poor battery is a common issue with the W. I had my W for just over a year, and when it was claimed by my Son, it was on it's third battery....and I can confirm that I was experiencing similar performance issues to you.....the first battery failed while I was still running stock GB, so again I say your ROM has NOTHING to do with it....
Even if your battery isn't bloated, the fact that it's giving such poor performance is a clear indicator that it's time to replace it......
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ya...my battery really get'pregnant' last sunday i just go samsung outlet bought a new battery...and now my battery is the best and open 3g never consume much my battery!!!!:good:
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ya...my battery really get'pregnant' last sunday i just go samsung outlet bought a new battery...and now my battery is the best and open 3g never consume much my battery!!!!:good:
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Nice is it born yet?
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reddvilzz said:
Nice is it born yet?
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If born already and i'm already in hospital lol...
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Lol....so how many button cells did it have...
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davidlai012 said:
recently when i discharge from my plug i open 3G and play games...but it will suddenly shut down automaticly and restart then the battery is auto from 88% change to 1%!!!!after that my phone will suddenly recover back the battery for example 1% after few minutes became 10% Im using cyanogenmod JB 5 and this problem is realy annoying me!!!anyone expert can help me with this problem?I will very appreciate with u guys comments.:victory:
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I had exactly the same sort of problem recently, especially the inconsistent battery level, although for me it showed up most often when taking photos using the flash.
The bottom line is that the battery is totally stuffed and needs replacing. I spent weeks trying to sort the issue out and no matter how many re-flashes of the ROM and full calibrations of the battery I did, the only cure was a new battery.
As soon as I had a new battery fitted and fully charged all the problems ceased straight away, I now get 1 - 2 days of use from a full charge and no random shut downs.
The old battery had started to swell, but was barely noticeable unless the battery was laid on a hard, flat surface which highlighted the bulge that had started to form near the bottom of the battery.
that's why unless you need to travel or are expecting a full day without access to a power plug, charge your battery to around 60-70%. This will reduce stress on your battery and it will bloat in a much later time xD!
on a side note, current rating of chargers will only affect the charging rate of your battery and will not cause any problem to its battery life. so high current charging is good ! (by high i mean 1A or 1.5A instead of the current 0.7A ones that Samsung gives us)
Hey guyz, my phone's battery only charges upto 33%. I mean it shows this much when i almost fully charge it. And then from this, it races down to 15% in one hour and with 15% i can get a day.
The problem is that all the time, the red LED light keeps on. Since now i donot care about 15% low battery danger, i dont need the LED to be on.
So how can i Force Close it ? Maybe it might save more battery if led doesnt blink and wont annoy anymore.
Im on Cm7 latest nightly.
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alamgirqazi said:
Hey guyz, my phone's battery only charges upto 33%. I mean it shows this much when i almost fully charge it. And then from this, it races down to 15% in one hour and with 15% i can get a day.
The problem is that all the time, the red LED light keeps on. Since now i donot care about 15% low battery danger, i dont need the LED to be on.
So how can i Force Close it ? Maybe it might save more battery if led doesnt blink and wont annoy anymore.
Im on Cm7 latest nightly.
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Well, in theory you could delete the driver for the led, or find where cm tells the battery to talk to the led and remove it. You should make a nandroid backup before attempting anything though. Or, you could get a new battery?
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heavy_metal_man said:
Well, in theory you could delete the driver for the led, or find where cm tells the battery to talk to the led and remove it. You should make a nandroid backup before attempting anything though. Or, you could get a new battery?
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Are you sure the new battery will work ?
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Im fairly confident it does scream battery issue definitely worth a shot, especially if you get longer battery life
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Im fairly confident it does scream battery issue definitely worth a shot, especially if you get longer battery life
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Thanks i'll try in a few days and if it works, i'll inform u guyz
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