CM 9 Wifi Alive Issue - HTC Pico (Explorer)

i am using CM9 on my explorer and when i connect my wifi to my phone it gets connected and after sometime i automatically gets inactive and show that it connected and the wifi icon on notification bar turns white from blue Please Help

Related

WiFi Spots not showing in a notification box

Hi, i had a touch pro before topaz, and each time i was turning my wifi on, a notification was coming up, showing me the networks. topaz is not doing it. it shows the icon at the taskbar but no notification comes up to choose network.
is there a solution around this?

[Q] Status bar icons no more showing G servers connectivity?

Hi all!
In Android 4.3 and lower, the statusbar icons were grey when disconnected and blue when connected to Google servers (also a quick internet-connected-proof).
What happens with the new white icons in 4.4?
I believe they turn grey but that is only from what I read before kitkat was released
Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk
hybrid2102 said:
Hi all!
In Android 4.3 and lower, the statusbar icons were grey when disconnected and blue when connected to Google servers (also a quick internet-connected-proof).
What happens with the new white icons in 4.4?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I haven't seen them change at all the whole day so maybe there is no indication any more. Can't say that i ever needed to know when i was connected to their servers so it's not something i would miss at all. I don't miss the little arrows either as i never liked them!
When I'm in the quick panel screen, I have seen the WiFi/network indicators flash orange a couple of times when exiting airplane mode.
I'm assuming this means it's connected. Otherwise, the indicators stay white, probably due to the confusion caused by the blue indicators on older versions.
Thank you for the info.
I always appreciated this function, very useful for troubleshooting issues like when you are at home, connected to WIFI router, but the modem is not connected to the Internet. :good:

[Q] 3G/WiFi icons color indicating connection to google servers/push?

Hey guys... are there any differences in 3G(H)/Wifi icons when there is no connection to google servers?
I mean in 4.3 it was grey when you didnt have a connection and blue when everything was ok. Are there any indicators in 4.4?
All I see is white icons, even here at work where I used to get grey icons in 4.3.
They turn a muted shade of orange.
Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk
Bring down the notification bar, tap Settings and the phone/data connection icon will have a muted orange color to indicate you're logged into Google Services. Using a custom ROM or framework might restore the original idea from older versions of Android (made more sense to me I suppose to know if it was logged in with just a glance, now it takes a tap or two to find out for sure at the same glance), but the icons on the notification bar will remain grey or white or whatever that color is now regardless.
br0adband said:
Bring down the notification bar, tap Settings and the phone/data connection icon will have a muted orange color to indicate you're logged into Google Services. Using a custom ROM or framework might restore the original idea from older versions of Android (made more sense to me I suppose to know if it was logged in with just a glance, now it takes a tap or two to find out for sure at the same glance), but the icons on the notification bar will remain grey or white or whatever that color is now regardless.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Orange when everything is working properly, or orange when disconnected? Could you post a screenshot.
Mine seem to always be white, but I haven't gotten disconnected from Google services yet as far as I can tell.
Sent from my Nexus 5
The icons on the notification bar will always be grey or white or whatever that new KitKat color happens to be; if you bring that bar down and tap the Settings icon and get the Quick Links (I think that's what they call them) you'll see the other icons (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, carrier icon, etc) and if you're logged into Google Services that's where the icon(s) will be the muted orange color.
I don't have a Nexus 5 (or any smartphone at this time) so I can't provide a screenshot, sorry. Think of the muted orange as "the new blue" in that respect: if it's white, you're not logged in/connected to Google Services. If it's the muted orange, you are, but again the notification bar icons at the top of the screen will not change color, iirc. This is how KitKat works now.
br0adband said:
The icons on the notification bar will always be grey or white or whatever that new KitKat color happens to be; if you bring that bar down and tap the Settings icon and get the Quick Links (I think that's what they call them) you'll see the other icons (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, carrier icon, etc) and if you're logged into Google Services that's where the icon(s) will be the muted orange color.
I don't have a Nexus 5 (or any smartphone at this time) so I can't provide a screenshot, sorry. Think of the muted orange as "the new blue" in that respect: if it's white, you're not logged in/connected to Google Services. If it's the muted orange, you are, but again the notification bar icons at the top of the screen will not change color, iirc. This is how KitKat works now.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Incorrect. Mine are always orange when NOT connected.
From Android-Quick-Start-Guide.pdf
In Quick Settings only, white bars in the Wi-Fi or
mobile signal indicators indicate the signal strength
of a normal Internet connection, while orange bars
indicate that some web services may not be functioning
normally. For example, sometimes the mobile signal bars
turn orange briefly when you turn on your device, until a
full connection is established.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
biggiephat said:
Incorrect. Mine are always orange when NOT connected.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Yep, orange means no internet connection or no connection to Google. You want the signal indicators to be white, not orange.
Well there ya go...
What may be the reason that my Nexus 5 is not connecting to Google Play Services (orange colour bars) on mobile data after switching off WiFi, when it connects to Google Play Services without a problem on WiFi (mobile and WiFi bars white color in quick settings menu)?
It started to happen to me some time ago on 4.4.1 and 4.4.2 ROMs. First I thought it was because I was still on original 4.4 bootloader and radio. So I fastboot flashes Google factory 4.4.2 image and did a factory reset. Still the same problem even on full stock (just superSU 1.80 rooted but no mods). I fleshed Cataclysm 12 Dec. And still the same, after switching off WiFi, mobile signal toggle changes colour from white to orange and stays orange even after it gets 3G or H signal. I have internet, I can open web pages on browser, but I had problems with Google maps searching for the address or setting navigation route.
All advices highly appreciated.
Edit:
Problem solved. I fastboot flashed 4.4 factory image and let it OTA to 4.4.2. Even after routing no problem with orange colour mobile signal bars in quick settings menu.
I don't know why fastboot flashing 4.4.2 factory image straight away did not help and I had to get back to 4.4 and through OTA to 4.4.2...
Anyway, I'm back on SlimKAT last weekly and happy it's gone.

[Q] Wifi/Mobile Signal Status Color?

As it is now, the colors of the wifi/mobile signal bars are white (in the status bar), and if you want to check to see if you're receiving data for either wifi/mobile you have to swipe down and go into quick settings. If you're not receiving data, it will be orange.
Is there a way for the signal bars in the status bar to also show orange? Or another color letting you know instantly you're not receiving data for either wifi or mobile?
The reason I ask is because last night my internet went down for a couple hours. The wireless router was on, thus showing full white bars for wifi in the status bar, even though I was actually not receiving internet. It was only after not receiving any notifications for awhile (including texts because when the wifi/mobile data are on at the same time both go down) when I swiped down into quick settings and noticed full reception for both wifi/mobile but both were orange.
It would have been nice to know immediately via the status bar with a change in signal color from white to orange. Is there something I'm missing? Is it possible to change?
Cheers!
JDM9499 said:
As it is now, the colors of the wifi/mobile signal bars are white (in the status bar), and if you want to check to see if you're receiving data for either wifi/mobile you have to swipe down and go into quick settings. If you're not receiving data, it will be orange.
Is there a way for the signal bars in the status bar to also show orange? Or another color letting you know instantly you're not receiving data for either wifi or mobile?
The reason I ask is because last night my internet went down for a couple hours. The wireless router was on, thus showing full white bars for wifi in the status bar, even though I was actually not receiving internet. It was only after not receiving any notifications for awhile (including texts because when the wifi/mobile data are on at the same time both go down) when I swiped down into quick settings and noticed full reception for both wifi/mobile but both were orange.
It would have been nice to know immediately via the status bar with a change in signal color from white to orange. Is there something I'm missing? Is it possible to change?
Cheers!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Only way to change colors is themes from theme chooser, xposed modules, etc with root. Normally, no, not on stock unless you do the root. Signal status in status bar is feature of some ROMs as well if you flash but beyond that, no.

WiFi doesn't turn off ??

At night, I turn off the wifi but my battery stats show that the WiFi is always ON.
As you can see in the image the part where I've circled .. That is the time I turned off the WiFi .
The WiFi turns off but only in the stats it shows its ON.
What can I do to fix this issue ?
Are you sure that a red bar means it's on? Your mobile network must be on right, and that bar is green and all.

Categories

Resources