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My icon in the notif bar looks like 80% and it is 40% lol. I don't get it.
hah2110 said:
My icon in the notif bar looks like 80% and it is 40% lol. I don't get it.
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Strange, I haven't noticed this.
1) What phone are you using
2) What ROM are you running
3) Have you wiped your phone along with the cache?
akapoor said:
Strange, I haven't noticed this.
1) What phone are you using
2) What ROM are you running
3) Have you wiped your phone along with the cache?
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Almost every Android phone. It is a known problem.
I don't seem to have an issue with it.
When it reaches 75%, my bar is 3/4s. When it's 50, its half-way...etc...etc...
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Almost every Android phone. It is a known problem.
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Awsome job answering 3 questions with a random statement.
I know the phone stores the info about the battery in a file. This file includes the max charge the battery can charge too. There is a method somewhere on these forums that show how to drain your battery, wipe the file, then do a full charge so the phone can relearn the battery and the correct settings get saved.
I believe flashing new roms and doing storage wipes can cause this file to be removed and created with false info.
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Awsome job answering 3 questions with a random statement.
I know the phone stores the info about the battery in a file. This file includes the max charge the battery can charge too. There is a method somewhere on these forums that show how to drain your battery, wipe the file, then do a full charge so the phone can relearn the battery and the correct settings get saved.
I believe flashing new roms and doing storage wipes can cause this file to be removed and created with false info.
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No... It has nothing to do with this. Every Android phone I've had... Regardless of whether it is brand new, stock, rooted, flashed, new kernel, anything... Doesn't matter.
May I know how many android phones you previously had?
not trying to flame btw.. but i dont have that case with my phone.. and this is my first phone
You have tokinda program the Lion Batt internal charger first, you charge them full->run till dead--> repeat process 2 times and then the system will be way more accurate. Try this and reply in about 3 days the results.
lagu805 said:
May I know how many android phones you previously had?
not trying to flame btw.. but i dont have that case with my phone.. and this is my first phone
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You have tokinda program the Lion Batt internal charger first, you charge them full->run till dead--> repeat process 2 times and then the system will be way more accurate. Try this and reply in about 3 days the results.
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You guys are still missing it. The ICON is not accurate but the internal sensor is. Jeebus. Look at these links... and it seems as my answer is in the first two sentences:
http://senk9.wordpress.com/2010/06/07/android-app-of-the-day-battery-left-widget/
http://www.androidjunkies.com/index...ets-you-keep-watch-of-your-power-app-reviews/
Honestly, if "it" truly bothers you, why not just put the overlay ontop so you get the "real" percentage.
It's work just fine for me, usually +/- 3% at most, works great on froyo.
Calibrate if it is way off
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I'm trying to understand how android calculates battery percentage, and from my testing it seems that the battery meter is hard coded into each particular phone model. This link seems to kinda verify this.
http://www.android-x86.org/documents/howtoconfigurebatteryservice
Does anyone know where in the system the battery file is located? Either the battery driver, or the algorithm it uses, or even a stats file. Anyone able to point me in the right direction? Thanks.
Daveenna said:
It's work just fine for me, usually +/- 3% at most, works great on froyo.
Calibrate if it is way off
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How abouts do you calibrate the visual battery indicator at the top of the notification bar to be within 3%??
Are you talking about something else like the battery charge status reading?
I've experienced the same problem as the OP on all my Android phones as well. It is a problem when you think you have 75% charge and all the sudden you are getting low battery warnings.
same here. Notification Bar battery is hilariously off.
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I don't seem to have an issue with it.
When it reaches 75%, my bar is 3/4s. When it's 50, its half-way...etc...etc...
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oh yea? mine goes to nine percent...and takes forever for it to shut down. only when i shut down the phone or reboot it, does it not come back on. lol
Example: my battery says 50%, I reboot, and now it's down to about 40%.
What's the deal? Anyone else have this problem?
I'm running Das BAMF 1.6.2, stock kernel.
I've noticed since I got the tbolt day one. Im in the 15% range when reboot. My screen freeze after lightning strike for 3 minutes. Was hoping the new update would fix it but update now delayed. Never again will I be the first in line for phone.
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The percentage drops but it stays at whatever that percentage is for an hour or five depending on how much I'm using my phone.
because your battery gauge is lying to you and not reporting accurately prior to reboot.
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Example: my battery says 50%, I reboot, and now it's down to about 40%.
What's the deal? Anyone else have this problem?
I'm running Das BAMF 1.6.2, stock kernel.
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Thought I had commented on this, whoops.
So have you calibrated your battery since flashing 1.6.2?
If not you need to do so, as this will fix your issue, and help your battery life.
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Thought I had commented on this, whoops.
So have you calibrated your battery since flashing 1.6.2?
If not you need to do so, as this will fix your issue, and help your battery life.
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What do you use to calibrate it? Wiping the battery stats?
Check out this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=871051
Basically the meter is lying because keeping your phone at 100% while charged is not so good for long term life of the battery. So once you get a full charge it doesn't keep the battery full, and when you take it off the charger the meter quickly catches up to reality.
So don't worry, it's supposed to happen this way.
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Thought I had commented on this, whoops.
So have you calibrated your battery since flashing 1.6.2?
If not you need to do so, as this will fix your issue, and help your battery life.
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How do I calibrate it?
There's an app on the Market called BatteryCalibration, works well.
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nosympathy said:
Thought I had commented on this, whoops.
So have you calibrated your battery since flashing 1.6.2?
If not you need to do so, as this will fix your issue, and help your battery life.
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It may help battery life, but it won't fix the issue
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How do I calibrate it?
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There are several threads explaining this but you just:
-Charge to 100% and boot into recovery
-Select advanced>wipe battery stats
-Use phone normally until battery dies and it powers off
-Charge back up to 100% (preferably while still off)
Edit- if you are running das bamf you can also clear them from the toolkit.
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It may help battery life, but it won't fix the issue
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It will fix the issue that the OP is having of the phone dropping % drastically when they reboot. If you are talking about the phone dropping from 100 to 95% or so after you unplug, then no it won't, because that is actually a safety feature that you do not want to fix, unless of course you want to burn your phone up.
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It will fix the issue that the OP is having of the phone dropping % drastically when they reboot. If you are talking about the phone dropping from 100 to 95% or so after you unplug, then no it won't, because that is actually a safety feature that you do not want to fix, unless of course you want to burn your phone up.
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Thanks. I just want my battery % to be accurate.
dbisch said:
Thanks. I just want my battery % to be accurate.
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No problem, if that is what you want then doing a battery stats wipe will do that. It should be done actually everytime you change ROMs or upgrade a ROM.
Just follow Dirtyfingers instructions, or use a Battery Calibration app from the market
ska.t73 said:
No problem, if that is what you want then doing a battery stats wipe will do that. It should be done actually everytime you change ROMs or upgrade a ROM.
Just follow Dirtyfingers instructions, or use a Battery Calibration app from the market
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Man, don't say that in the dev area, or the irc. There was someone named Confucius on there yesterday reaming people for wiping battery stats. It wasn't pretty.
Doug B.
dvgb173 said:
Man, don't say that in the dev area, or the irc. There was someone named Confucius on there yesterday reaming people for wiping battery stats. It wasn't pretty.
Doug B.
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It is a bad idea to wipe battery stats? Can it damage the phone?
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It is a bad idea to wipe battery stats? Can it damage the phone?
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No your phone stores how long it takes to die charge etc. and when you change roms these stats obviously change and therefore wiping the stats allows the phone to really calibrate to the new rom. At least I think that's how it is.
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dbisch said:
Example: my battery says 50%, I reboot, and now it's down to about 40%.
What's the deal? Anyone else have this problem?
I'm running Das BAMF 1.6.2, stock kernel.
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This happens to me and it annoys me everytime it does it. I dont know why for some reason this is a recurring thing with HTC phones.
My battery drops 10-15% rather quickly when I unplug it but I believe this is actually normal with newer Li-Ion charging techniques.
Mine drops about 5% after a reboot. I reset my batteries stats today and hope that will improve my battery life, but I must say I got about 8 eight hours today with fairly heavy use and a few reboots.
for the past 3 days, this is what it does after just a random reboot. This was from this morning. *A huge drop in battery life*.
Now granted, have charged it a few times just until i can get to a moment where I can charge it fully without unplugging it.
Just for my own clarification, do you see the huge drop in battery power after the sudden reboot? If so, I'm wondering if the battery isn't bad, telling the phone it doesn't have a charge, and the phone shuts down/reboots.
Was anything done to the phone prior to this problem (new ROM, new kernel, rooted, etc.) other than calibrating the battery? What were you using to calibrate?
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Just for my own clarification, do you see the huge drop in battery power after the sudden reboot? If so, I'm wondering if the battery isn't bad, telling the phone it doesn't have a charge, and the phone shuts down/reboots.
Was anything done to the phone prior to this problem (new ROM, new kernel, rooted, etc.) other than calibrating the battery? What were you using to calibrate?
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My bad on the unclear post. Rushing, multitasking not working...lol. Yeah that's what i'm referring to. I edited the op.
Not sure why it does that. I'm using the battery calibrator from the market. I did install a new ROM a few days ago.
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My bad on the unclear post. Rushing, multitasking not working...lol. Yeah that's what i'm referring to. I edited the op.
Not sure why it does that. I'm using the battery calibrator from the market. I did install a new ROM a few days ago.
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Lol, no worries, I was barely into my first cup of coffee. What ROM did you install? Any chance of using a different battery to see if it's the battery or possibly an issue with the phone ir the ROM?
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Lol, no worries, I was barely into my first cup of coffee. What ROM did you install? Any chance of using a different battery to see if it's the battery or possibly an issue with the phone ir the ROM?
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LOL. I flashed the Octane rom by raver. I don't have another battery to test it out, but It's happened a couple times with different roms. Usually when I calibrate, on a full charge at 4.2v, I wipe the stats about 2x's in cwm, then calibrate with the app, then unplug then plug again to boost it back to 4.2v then calibrate again. All of this just to make sure it's calibrated. may be overkill.
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LOL. I flashed the Octane rom by raver. I don't have another battery to test it out, but It's happened a couple times with different roms. Usually when I calibrate, on a full charge at 4.2v, I wipe the stats about 2x's in cwm, then calibrate with the app, then unplug then plug again to boost it back to 4.2v then calibrate again. All of this just to make sure it's calibrated. may be overkill.
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I hear ya. I usually do that two or three times, too. All calibration does is, like you said, wipe the stats. The reboot is weird, though, as it's followed by that sudden drop in battery. Could be the battery is faulty. I wish I had more insight to help you.
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I hear ya. I usually do that two or three times, too. All calibration does is, like you said, wipe the stats. The reboot is weird, though, as it's followed by that sudden drop in battery. Could be the battery is faulty. I wish I had more insight to help you.
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No problem. That's the jist of it...lol
Heyy after calibrating the battery how long does it usually take to see the effects of extra battery life?
I've seen varying answers on that ranging from 1 day to a few days. A lot of calibrate after flashing a new ROM, so that might add a bit of time as the system rebuilds caches and whatnot. I would think that you would only need to do the full calibration once before starting to see the effects.
I usually do the calibration then go through letting it (almost) fully die, then do a full recharge 2 or 3 times.
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I've seen varying answers on that ranging from 1 day to a few days. A lot of calibrate after flashing a new ROM, so that might add a bit of time as the system rebuilds caches and whatnot. I would think that you would only need to do the full calibration once before starting to see the effects.
I usually do the calibration then go through letting it (almost) fully die, then do a full recharge 2 or 3 times.
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Thank you very much sir. So I should just put brightness to max, connect wifi, and turn on as many apps as i can before it almost dies, then turn back to normal and charge to 100?
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Thank you very much sir. So I should just put brightness to max, connect wifi, and turn on as many apps as i can before it almost dies, then turn back to normal and charge to 100?
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I don't do anything different when I let it die. I just let it happen through normal use. I guess if you wanted to accelerate it, that would work.
I'm not an expert in battery, but it looks to me like you're putting alot of stress on your battery from the constant wiping, calibrating, and letting it die. I'm not sure but i heard that letting it die too often is a bad thing. Have you tried calibrating it and just use it like normal?
Well err. I just calibrated my battery but it's still going down quickly. I lose like 5% battery in less than 10 minutes
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Though Most of you Might know this already But I'll post it for the new Users out there
So you have flashed your Rom Recently and are finding some trouble with your battery?
Does it dies too quickly? or you see those numbers going down very Soon?
There might be some Other Issues related to Battery drainage but most common problem the user might experience after flashing quite a few ROM's is Mis- callibration of the battery
To fix this install a market app known as battery callibration
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.nema.batterycalibration&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS5uZW1hLmJhdHRlcnljYWxpYnJhdGlvbiJd
You need to have a ROOTED device for that
program does it by removing the batterystats.bin system file. The OS generates a new clean batterystats file soon, thus any fake information from the previous ROM is removed.
When you reboot the phone after calibration a new batterystats.bin is created
IMPORTANT after calibration let your phone discharge to 0% and then charge it to 100% without break
DO IT AT YOUR OWN RISK (although None is involved) I'm NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR
ANY SORT OF DAMAGE DONE.
Hope this helps you guys
This can also be done via CWM usinge the delete battery stats option.
Sent from Galaxy Fit. Running CM 7.1
panzerscope said:
This can also be done via CWM usinge the delete battery stats option.
Sent from Galaxy Fit. Running CM 7.1
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Sure But as stated this is for new users Who are not well acquainted with recovery
Just following logic. If someone has started flashing Roms and rooting devices, I would be surprised if they had not discovered CWM
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after doing research on all methods to recallibrate checking pros and cons finally i got the answer brothers...its very simple no need for cwm or drain full abttery kill your batery download recallibrate delete batterystat.bin....all fake bother....just do a simple step remove your battery for 2-5 minutes and than on it....you are recalibrated....simple
but what about batterystats.bin? Why is it there? ^^
And from which research resource you are talking?
galaxyfitankit said:
after doing research on all methods to recallibrate checking pros and cons finally i got the answer brothers...its very simple no need for cwm or drain full abttery kill your batery download recallibrate delete batterystat.bin....all fake bother....just do a simple step remove your battery for 2-5 minutes and than on it....you are recalibrated....simple
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Hey..it works,thanks for your efort in researching this
I'm quite desperate coz ever since I'm installing creed 1.7 seems like my bettery drain very fast,too bad coz I like this ROM. Last night I charged it to 100%,then I go to sleep(so my HH is idle) but when I woke up 3 hours later,my battery stat already drop to 84%,strange. So I try plugged out my battery for 5 mins and voila..now it's written 53% but it's been like that for half hour so maybe it's quite stable now. Thanks again dude
since 13 months i m using fit bro and the most annoying thing of android was battery backup so researched almost all sites of android and lion baterry ....checked alll methods of battery boosting from apps and ram clearance,...the battery stats.bin bro yup that you dont have to take care its android system which adjust itself and recalibrate when you make your android without power means no battery for a while and when you insert it again the system itself recognizes....killing your battery specialy lion reduces its self life also its the number of cycles so whenever you charge charge your phone to fullest not like every 5 min you are charging your phone once a day to the fullest just check what i said bro its really works just believe and c
http://www.xda-developers.com/andro...-battery-stats-does-not-improve-battery-life/
colossus said:
http://www.xda-developers.com/andro...-battery-stats-does-not-improve-battery-life/
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It's true it does not IMPROVE it but it helps show correct figures
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It's true it does not IMPROVE it but it helps show correct figures
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However, as she explains, that’s not the case. Because those battery stats, stored in the batterystats.bin file, are only used to maintain information about what is using the battery when not recharging. That is, it essentially holds the information displayed in the Settings > Battery screen. Nothing more, nothing less. Thus:
It has no impact on the current battery level shown to you.
It has no impact on your battery life.
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I did battery re calibration once and it made no difference at all, having a google engineer dis-miss all the myths is good enough for me buddy.
colossus said:
I did battery re calibration once and it made no difference at all, having a google engineer dis-miss all the myths is good enough for me buddy.
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Yeah I agree too..Not much difference
but still not that difficult too (Matter of seconds?)
I installed Battery Calibration 1.2. When open it writes the following:
1. Plug in your phone to the charger
2. Wait till it charges to 100%
3. Click 'Battery Calibration'
4. Unplug your phone
ZmisiS said:
I installed Battery Calibration 1.2. When open it writes the following:
1. Plug in your phone to the charger
2. Wait till it charges to 100%
3. Click 'Battery Calibration'
4. Unplug your phone
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Everything is crap bro regarding battery calibration its just to sell there product
galaxyfitankit said:
Everything is crap bro regarding battery calibration its just to sell there product
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I know. I've been to.
Thanks for this! I heard from some android users that Battery Calibration is a myth, but it appears to be really effective anyway.
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Sure But as stated this is for new users Who are not well acquainted with recovery
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dude does it really works. . ??
Instead of battery caliberation just swith off phone,remove battery,insert battery,turn on phone. It works.
Press Thanks if i helped you
avilove4u said:
dude does it really works. . ??
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This work for me. Don't wipe battery. After install ROM, remove battery about 5 minutes and it is well.
ZmisiS said:
This work for me. Don't wipe battery. After install ROM, remove battery about 5 minutes and it is well.
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Tell clearly bro .. After flashing rom i will use battery callibaration or nt ?
And by removing da battery and inserting after 5 mins da battery wl get long life ?? kidding ??
Sent From my lovely FIT..... !! lOvE u Fit
first off thanks for all hard work on this rom, I have been having issues with getting correct battery percentage. Is there something i'm doing wrong tried as much as going back to stock with same problem any suggestions:confused
rah007 said:
first off thanks for all hard work on this rom, I have been having issues with getting correct battery percentage. Is there something i'm doing wrong tried as much as going back to stock with same problem any suggestions:confused
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Ignore that... Wipe battery stats and dalvik cache in Recovery. Preferably after you're charged to 100% and don't unplug until reboot is finished
bilgerryan said:
Ignore that... Wipe battery stats and dalvik cache in Recovery. Preferably after you're charged to 100% and don't unplug until reboot is finished
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I use twrp so no battery wipe, it never reaches 100% that's my problem
rah007 said:
I use twrp so no battery wipe, it never reaches 100% that's my problem
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Really twrp doesn't have "wipe battery stats"? Haven't used it in awhile. More than likely your battery is about to kick it... happened to me twice now. It wouldn't charge all the way then wouldn't charge at all. Get on Amazon and buy a new one before this one kicks it completely.
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Really twrp doesn't have "wipe battery stats"? Haven't used it in awhile. More than likely your battery is about to kick it... happened to me twice now. It wouldn't charge all the way then wouldn't charge at all. Get on Amazon and buy a new one before this one kicks it completely.
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I was having a problem with battery too recently (on stock, not this rom), and say my battery would go to 0 and phone would turn off
But then I would plug into a charger and turn it on and the batter would be at like 35% (according to the indicator)
CNexus said:
I was having a problem with battery too recently (on stock, not this rom), and say my battery would go to 0 and phone would turn off
But then I would plug into a charger and turn it on and the batter would be at like 35% (according to the indicator)
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Yeah that is a good indicator you need a new battery, according to US Cellular you're supposed to change it every six months... I say every year at least.
bilgerryan said:
Yeah that is a good indicator you need a new battery, according to US Cellular you're supposed to change it every six months... I say every year at least.
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Whenever you upgrade haha
bilgerryan said:
Really twrp doesn't have "wipe battery stats"? Haven't used it in awhile. More than likely your battery is about to kick it... happened to me twice now. It wouldn't charge all the way then wouldn't charge at all. Get on Amazon and buy a new one before this one kicks it completely.
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I thought that to but I switched batteries and same problem, my battery charges to about 50 then I restart and goes up to say 84 it usually shows. A higher number when I go into recovery as well
rah007 said:
I thought that to but I switched batteries and same problem, my battery charges to about 50 then I restart and goes up to say 84 it usually shows. A higher number when I go into recovery as well
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I know it's a pain to switch recoveries, but switch to clockwork wipe your battery stats and switch back.
Or flash v5, that will wipe your battery stats too
bilgerryan said:
I know it's a pain to switch recoveries, but switch to clockwork wipe your battery stats and switch back.
Or flash v5, that will wipe your battery stats too
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Batterystats.bin really won't help, android wipes the stats daily when battery gets near 100%. It could be hardware related because i have a G2 that will chew through the same batteries the speedy will run on all day in about 3 hours tops, so now the g2 stays on charge constantly
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rah007 said:
first off thanks for all hard work on this rom, I have been having issues with getting correct battery percentage. Is there something i'm doing wrong tried as much as going back to stock with same problem any suggestions:confused
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Swap the Battery, Do a FULL Wipe, and Flash.
strapped365 said:
Batterystats.bin really won't help, android wipes the stats daily when battery gets near 100%. It could be hardware related because i have a G2 that will chew through the same batteries the speedy will run on all day in about 3 hours tops, so now the g2 stays on charge constantly
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He said he couldn't get it near 100%. I'm just throwing stuff out there... it's definitely a hardware issue rather than software.
bilgerryan said:
I know it's a pain to switch recoveries, but switch to clockwork wipe your battery stats and switch back.
Or flash v5, that will wipe your battery stats too
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I have tried that a few times, will try again. I took current battery out of phone and let charge in identical phone over night and it went to 100%. The other battery stayed at 52% just can't figure it out. I went as far as uprooting a few days ago
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He said he couldn't get it near 100%. I'm just throwing stuff out there... it's definitely a hardware issue rather than software.
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The most I can get on charge is 88% after a reboot
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The most I can get on charge is 88% after a reboot
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The only other thing I can think of is to try a battery calibrator from Play Store, but it looks like you're kinda stuck bro.
bilgerryan said:
The only other thing I can think of is to try a battery calibrator from Play Store, but it looks like you're kinda stuck bro.
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Thanks for advice I'm gonna try a sense rom to see what happens
What Charger are you using ? Is it an HTC Charger ? Have you checked the Cable ? To make sure it's in good condition.
TEAM MiK
MikROMs Since 3/13/11
prboy1969 said:
What Charger are you using ? Is it an HTC Charger ? Have you checked the Cable ? To make sure it's in good condition.
TEAM MiK
MikROMs Since 3/13/11
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I have two identical phone the one I always use is problem I swapped batteries checked both and donor was the same situation while my norm battery was @ 100% in the spare phone.
Ok kool. But are they HTC Chargers ? Or aftermarket Chargers ?
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Ok kool. But are they HTC Chargers ? Or aftermarket Chargers ?
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Yes they are HTC chargers, changed recovery wipe stats and no chage