Hello, i want to introduce you a new option in L Speed for restricting Systemupdateservice wakelock from Google Play services.
Now we need people with such wakelock to test this feature.
Thanks for support
Cheers
Paget96 said:
Hello, i want to introduce you a new option in L Speed for restricting Systemupdateservice wakelock from Google Play services.
Now we need people with such wakelock to test this feature.
Thanks for support
Cheers
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A bit confuse here,
If google play service is restricted, is it still able to get update, as far as I know play service update is always automatic especially on stock?
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zputnyq said:
A bit confuse here,
If google play service is restricted, is it still able to get update, as far as I know play service update is always automatic especially on stock?
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Read here
https://www.xda-developers.com/psa-google-play-services-wakelock-affects-many-5-x-roms/
If it has not been implemented yet, mine is called CmaSystemUpdateService (Google Service) on Android 4.4.2
Banayat said:
If it has not been implemented yet, mine is called CmaSystemUpdateService (Google Service) on Android 4.4.2
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L Speed control those two:
Code:
com.google.android.gms/.update.SystemUpdateService
com.google.android.gsf/.update.SystemUpdateService
Just give me full path to it
Paget96 said:
Hello, i want to introduce you a new option in L Speed for restricting Systemupdateservice wakelock from Google Play services.
Now we need people with such wakelock to test this feature.
Thanks for support
Cheers
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Never seen this wakelock on any of my devices running various stock/custom ROMs based on Android 4.4, 5.1, 6.0 and 7.1 - most with a relative recent build of Google Play Services, Framework and 'core' apps. I wonder if this nasty was quietly addressed by Google in the intervening two years since being reported.
I have seen 'flat line' wake scenerios depicted in the referenced source article but that's typically associated with a borked GAaps install or currupt caches.
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Never seen this wakelock on any of my devices running various stock/custom ROMs based on Android 4.4, 5.1, 6.0 and 7.1 - most with a relative recent build of Google Play Services, Framework and 'core' apps. I wonder if this nasty was quietly addressed by Google in the intervening two years since being reported.
I have seen 'flat line' wake scenerios depicted in the referenced source article but that's typically associated with a borked GAaps install or currupt caches.
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You probably won't see it on most recent android versions, i currently checking the latest Google play services app to for more of those services.
Paget96 said:
L Speed control those two:
Code:
com.google.android.gms/.update.SystemUpdateService
com.google.android.gsf/.update.SystemUpdateService
Just give me full path to it
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well, you might be surprised but my quoted "SystemUpdateservice"-wakelock is indeed the full name of that Google Play service.
Package Name: Google Play Services
Version: 10.2.98 (036-146496160)
Full Name (Path): CmaSystemUpdateService
Edit: Hmm, sorry I probably was wrong (
ok here they are: (took the full name of the App Disable Services)
com.google.android.gms.update.SystemUpdateService
and here is another one that was hiding:
com.google.android.gms.update.SystemUpdateGcmTaskService
However, I dont get why there is no "Cma" being claimed in this name. Confusing
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You probably won't see it on most recent android versions, i currently checking the latest Google play services app to for more of those services.
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Yep - might still be there on older devices/ROMs that have not see a full Play Services and/or Framework update. My range of ROMs (4.4.4-7.1) suggests that by itself isn't a good indicator. I suspect the update service(s) fire on occasion but immediately exit. As personal practice I do not block/stop/limit anything that does not carry an undesirable consequence. Too many sour experiences that aren't immediatlely obvious.
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Yep - might still be there on older devices/ROMs that have not see a full Play Services and/or Framework update. My range of ROMs (4.4.4-7.1) suggests that by itself isn't a good indicator. I suspect the update service(s) fire on occasion but immediately exit. As personal practice I do not block/stop/limit anything that does not carry an undesirable consequence. Too many sour experiences that aren't immediatlely obvious.
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Can you be a little more clearer with this " I suspect the update service(s) fire on occasion but immediately exit."
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Can you be a little more clearer with this " I suspect the update service(s) fire on occasion but immediately exit."
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Many background services quietly 'sleep' until summoned in response to a wakelock, broadcast receiver, etc. If the service determines there is nothing to do it goes back to 'sleep'. I have little concern over such items as they consume few resources. Some get fussed over reported memory usage but Android effectively manages that and only becomes a problem on older hardware with limited RAM (eg: <1GB) and pokey NAND. The low memory flag usually addresses that.
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Many background services quietly 'sleep' until summoned in response to a wakelock, broadcast receiver, etc. If the service determines there is nothing to do it goes back to 'sleep'. I have little concern over such items as they consume few resources. Some get fussed over reported memory usage but Android effectively manages that and only becomes a problem on older hardware with limited resources (eg: <1GB RAM). The low memory flag usually addresses that.
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Ohm you mean that. Yep, that's true
I don't see this option Dan,
Is it related to kernel support?
I'm on 4.4.2 with play service 10.2.98
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I don't see this option Dan,
Is it related to kernel support?
I'm on 4.4.2 with play service 10.2.98
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Check battery section
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Check battery section
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Yup I don't see it & it is written 1.4.13 beta3
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Yup I don't see it & it is written 1.4.13 beta3View attachment 4141088http://cloud.tapatalk.com/s/590e8d765c3fa/Screenshot_2017-05-07-09-55-10.png?
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Download app from thread.
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Download app from thread.
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Already mate, that's from this thread on first page
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Awesomeeee feature but won't stick at boot
Device : Ace 3 S7270 running CM 12.1
Thanks for making my device temperature stay at 36°C
AnggaFxz said:
Awesomeeee feature but won't stick at boot
Device : Ace 3 S7270 running CM 12.1
Thanks for making my device temperature stay at 36°C
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I'm not so sure that there is anything with temperature (there is not xD) but if you say so, ok eheh
How doesn't it stick on boot, for me everything is fine
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I'm not so sure that there is anything with temperature (there is not xD) but if you say so, ok eheh
How doesn't it stick on boot, for me everything is fine
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I turn on the restrict systemupdateservice wakelock and then I rebooted my device. After my device booted everything applied except that feature
Haha about the temperature, maybe that's only for my device :laugh: :laugh:
Sorry for my bad English
Related
since cyanogenmod 11 is released and it has android kitkat so here are the new features incorporated in android 4.4 kitkat
(android 4.4 is optimized for improving the performance on devices with 512 MB RAM or less.The entire UI is going to get smoother.)
1.UI improvement and redesign in apps-the apps like email and downloads are streamlined.the status and navigation bars go translucent.
2.improvement in google now-google now is 25% more accurate and will give u precise results with ur questions.cards for local shopping have been added.
3.SMS app is a part of hangouts-with hangouts u get three options- SMSs, MMSs and GTalk chats.emoji icons are incorporated in stock keyboard.
4.CALLER ID gets smarter-priority will be given to contacts with whom u talk the most.local listing on google maps will be used for recognizing numbers.
5.quickoffice default app for document reading and editing-quickoffice is integrated with android 4.4 just as iWork suite in apple devices.
6.voice control is always on-android kitkat incorporates always-on voice control that allows users to send text messages, locate places on google maps, play songs.
7.SCREEN RECORDER-u get to record anything u do on ur phone and save it in mp4 format.it is very useful for creating tutorials.
8.addition for support of cloud printing-the new version of android adds support for cloud printing.the limitation is that google cloud Print function is limited to the HP ePrint range and printers that have apps in the play store marketplace.
9.step counting-fitness freaks rejoice! Android 4.4 comes with a function called Moves that operates as a pedometer that counts your steps. google says this is a battery friendly way to measure your daily activity level.
SOURCE-TOI
ART is also one of the novelties of the new android
could you post the link of this rom
because i have kitkat but it hasn't step counter or screen capture
MACLAW rules
Soit77a said:
MACLAW rules
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Oh, come on...
Soit77a said:
MACLAW rules
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Now you will se how he rules. You will get 10 updates per week - but non of them will fix some major bug.
All of them will be: sources update, some speed tweaks etc, etc... Mark my words.
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Now you will se how he rules. You will get 10 updates per week - but non of them will fix some major bug.
All of them will be: sources update, some speed tweaks etc, etc... Mark my words.
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no with any new build, there will be new bugs... :laugh:
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no with any new build, there will be new bugs... :laugh:
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What is the function of ART?
[ sent from my mind ]
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What is the function of ART?
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Here.
eduds said:
Here.
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Thx bro, google is the best search engine.
Whether all of user applications support ART?
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if I help you, simpe just hit the thanks button.
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Thx bro, google is the best search engine.
Whether all of user applications support ART?
{sent from my mind}
if I help you, simpe just hit the thanks button.
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Unfortunately, no.
And I think that ART doesn't work with Xposed Framework, but I'm not sure...
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Now you will se how he rules. You will get 10 updates per week - but non of them will fix some major bug.
All of them will be: sources update, some speed tweaks etc, etc... Mark my words.
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i might have spoken to early in the heat of his first release of cm11 with camera and omx working...i see that now
Soit77a said:
i might have spoken to early in the heat of his first release of cm11 with camera and omx working...i see that now
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Can I say: "I told you." now?
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Can I say: "I told you." now?
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shut_down said:
Now you will se how he rules. You will get 10 updates per week - but non of them will fix some major bug.
All of them will be: sources update, some speed tweaks etc, etc... Mark my words.
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It was the same as releasing a rom once every two months with only one bug fix or sometimes nothing at all.
At least there was an improvement everyday.
kupalogs said:
It was the same as releasing a rom once every two months with only one bug fix or sometimes nothing at all.
At least there was an improvement everyday.
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What improvement? And we did not get any update, maybe one. I am speaking generaly about that dev. Fix one thing, mess another - attract people to go to web site with adds to download new version, in couple days again fix that what he broke - but broke another thing and in circle...
shut_down said:
What improvement? And we did not get any update, maybe one. I am speaking generaly about that dev. Fix one thing, mess another - attract people to go to web site with adds to download new version, in couple days again fix that what he broke - but broke another thing and in circle...
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Well programming is not easy, maybe for you. Sometimes you will fix a certain things but at the same you accidentally broke something without knowing. Fixing and breaking is normal unless you are a perfect human that can code flawlessly.
And i dont see any wrong idea about attracting users to your site with ads, it is a site it was meant to be visited. And no one force you to download the file every release.
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Well programming is not easy, maybe for you. Sometimes you will fix a certain things but at the same you accidentally broke something without knowing. Fixing and breaking is normal unless you are a perfect human that can code flawlessly.
And i dont see any wrong idea about attracting users to your site with ads, it is a site it was meant to be visited. And no one force you to download the file every release.
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It is perfectly normal if you do not do it in purpose. By knowing that you will do that and make a bug. And why lying that ROM has some feature... But why to spend words on this matter anymore. :angel::angel::angel:
If you're running a recent CM based or aosp ROM you've most likely encountered some pretty severe battery drain from Google Play Services (or Android OS as it sometimes shows up as). Below is a procedure that will halt the battery drain, but will not affect the running of your device.
Enter Privacy Guard through Settings/Security or Settings/Privacy, then click Advanced or Show Built-In Apps (depending on which ROM you're running). From here you can select Google Play Services and deny the Wake Up, Keep Awake, and Auto-Start options. This should drastically reduce the amount of battery that Google Play Services and Android OS consume.
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Did steps one a two a week or two ago and the difference was night and day. Google Play Services had horrible wake locks prior to this.
Nice job writing up the process!
Anyone know how to do this on PA? There's an App Privacy menu but it doesn't show system apps, and theres no advanced option that I can find.
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Anyone know how to do this on PA? There's an App Privacy menu but it doesn't show system apps, and theres no advanced option that I can find.
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There's no option to show built-in apps?
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There's no option to show built-in apps?
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Nope hitting menu doesn't do anything. But I'm running 4.42 maybe they changed it it 4.43.
@timmaaa - parting gift before you walk off into the sunset eh
Quick question - are the Android Tuner and System Tuner settings necessary at all ? did you try this (both on the One X and the OPO) with just the Privacy Guard settings change ?
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@timmaaa - parting gift before you walk off into the sunset eh
Quick question - are the Android Tuner and System Tuner settings necessary at all ? did you try this (both on the One X and the OPO) with just the Privacy Guard settings change ?
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I don't have my OPO yet, I've tried just the Privacy Guard component but it didn't yield enough of a result, so I believe the Android Tuner and System Tuner components are necessary to properly reduce the battery drain.
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When I only used the built in privacy settings it didn't do much, but oddly once I set system tuner and Uninstalled the app, I don't see Play Services under battery at all.
if I uninstall the apps, then I lose the settings that the apps have set. @timmaaa - can you confirm that we cant install android tuner and system tuner, AFTER we have done your changes.
Secondly, I'm getting a few Play Store force-closes after I did these changes. Can you let us know *exactly* which things did you change ?
sandys1 said:
if I uninstall the apps, then I lose the settings that the apps have set. @timmaaa - can you confirm that we cant install android tuner and system tuner, AFTER we have done your changes.
Secondly, I'm getting a few Play Store force-closes after I did these changes. Can you let us know *exactly* which things did you change ?
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You can't uninstall the apps, they're the only thing that's reining in Google Play Services. I've had zero issues with any Google services after making the changes. This method disallows Google location reporting, it disallows Play Services waking the device and keeping it awake, and it also disallows Google from gathering information for targeted advertising.
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@timmaaa - one suggested improvement. You dont need to install "System Tuner".
Android Tuner -> Sidebar Menu -> Apps Manager -> Application Startups gets you to the same options as System Tuner.
Thanks @sandys1, changes finally made to OP.
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Hey guys, can you tell me what will happen if I do this ? Will I loose any services / things i can do with my phone ? Thanks.
Your phone will operate as normal, no services will be lost.
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Anyone know how to do this on PA? There's an App Privacy menu but it doesn't show system apps, and theres no advanced option that I can find.
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Mate,
I had tonnes of wake locks on viper xl. Since installing pa 4.4 with their gapps I haven't had a problem. May be worth a shot if you're liking pa.
nitens said:
Mate,
I had tonnes of wake locks on viper xl. Since installing pa 4.4 with their gapps I haven't had a problem. May be worth a shot if you're liking pa.
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I always use PA gapps and still had issues with Google Play Services. I don't use this device much anymore anyway since it won't stay powered on unless it's connected to a charger. It's gonna act as a WiFi router from now on I think. I have the OnePlus One as my main device now anyhow.
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can you please repost , or PM me the 2nd part , i bookmarked this for later use and testing when i came back it's gone
@timmaaa , don't with problems users are having but for me :
1-re-browse your old tutorial from webcache
2-after following your recommendation unchecking permissions in 3C toolbox
3- google play services never went to sleep , kept wake locking the phone
if that the bug every one is having , the fix is just by re-check the folllowing
com.Google.android.location.reporting.preferencese
regards
Thank you for your useful post! The changes with App Ops have noticeable positive impact on battery life. I only had 2-3 crashes of Google Play Services after those changes. If those crashes happen again, I will switch options one by one to default to check what crashes Google Play Services.
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EDIT: Google Play Services crashed because Auto Start was disabled. I enabled it again and now it's OK. Additional impact had switching off of "Location reporting" in Settings -> Location. That provides Google with continuous updates on your location, which triggers an *alarm* that wakes up the device even if Google Play Services is denied of accessing your location. Crucial impact had switching off "Wake up" and "Stay awake" for Facebook in App Ops and then greenifying it (I know it's not related to Google Play Services, but whoever is interested in preserving the battery with App Ops would make use of noting this, but be advised - you lose notification updates from Facebook).
I'm using an AOSO-ish KitKat ROM, and installed AppOps through Xposed framework. I only show the "keep awake" setting and not "auto start" or "wake up." Are these older versions you're talking about and what is does PA mean in the above posts? Thanks in advance.
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☆Root required☆
Stop Log is a simple Root App that let you disable your Android loggers and may improve your:
☆ System performance
☆ Privacy by avoiding any sensitive data leaks
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Tested on HTC M8 running Android KitKat, but it should support any Rooted device running Android 2.3+.
Change log:
1.0.3:
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1.0.2:
- Add Android L and Gingerbread support
- Few improvements
This is great ! However, is there any known issues when disabling those logs (except for developers wanting those logs of course) ?
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This is great ! However, is there any issues when you disable those logs (excpet for developpers wanting those logs of course) ?
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Tested for 2 days with no issues on my devices GS4/M8/Note10.1.
Installed and works on my Galaxy S5 so far.
It works on my Note 3. Thanks!
Android L support planned tonight.
Not that it affects me but how come support only starts from honeycomb instead of the usual gingerbread?
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@wanam gingerbread support would be great! if possible plz support it.
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Not that it affects me but how come support only starts from honeycomb instead of the usual gingerbread?
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@wanam gingerbread support would be great! if possible plz support it.
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Already done, i will update tonight when i come back home.
Stop Log updated with Android L and Gingerbread support.
Thank you for this app! Once a day I do some cleaning for my Android, and every time there are tons of logs and other ****, your app blocked some of them, but is there any chance to block them all?
Is there any chance to block:
/data/tombstones/
/data/system/dropbox/
.log files
UsageStats reports
Network and Process statistics
There is a typo in your app.
"Disabling Android has two major effects:"
Disabling ANDROID on your Android device?
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Do you have data that shows how big the impact is? Benchmarks or test runs?
Sure it reduces some CPU cycles, but i think you would not be able to notice it.
The biggest performance drain for logging does usually not come from the act of outputting the message itself, but from the effort that happens before an app logs something, like calculating debug values or extra calls. Disabling the logging from Syslogd only remove the last step of the chain. Apps will still keep logging, it just won't be printed into the log buffer.
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True only for <Android4.1 Since 4.1 apps can only read their own log output.
I don't mean to attack you, the idea was well intended, but i don't see the benefit of doing this and it adds the huge downside of not being able to catch crash stack traces in the log which would help developers fix bugs.
Kinda like those custom kernels that come with logging disabled, just does more harm then good.
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Thank you for this app! Once a day I do some cleaning for my Android, and every time there are tons of logs and other ****, your app blocked some of them, but is there any chance to block them all?
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Sorry, but no it didn't. This app prevents the creation from logging (sockets?) at /dev/log (currently). These are not items that are picked up/cleaned, they can't be deleted anyways as they are not files but sockets iirc.
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There is a typo in your app.
"Disabling Android has two major effects:"
Disabling ANDROID on your Android device?
Do you have data that shows how big the impact is? Benchmarks or test runs?
Sure it reduces some CPU cycles, but i think you would not be able to notice it.
The biggest performance drain for logging does usually not come from the act of outputting the message itself, but from the effort that happens before an app logs something, like calculating debug values or extra calls. Disabling the logging from Syslogd only remove the last step of the chain. Apps will still keep logging, it just won't be printed into the log buffer.
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Dark3n, firstly thank you taking the time write this feedback.
Actually i don't agree with you about the biggest performance drain, this is relative and may depends on the device hardware but i think disk i/o operations are usually more expensive/slower than cpu calculation operations.
Anyway crash stack trace is the most important thing to be reported, and the developer shouldn't keep debugging informations on their App release, one of the reason i used to put those precious Proguard lines on my Apps:
Code:
-assumenosideeffects class android.util.Log {
public static *** d(...);
public static *** v(...);
public static *** i(...);
}
True only for <Android4.1 Since 4.1 apps can only read their own log output.
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True i'm aware non Root/System Apps can read only their own logs starting from JB, but we can't ignore the other type of Apps and older OS versions.
I don't mean to attack you, the idea was well intended, but i don't see the benefit of doing this and it adds the huge downside of not being able to catch crash stack traces in the log which would help developers fix bugs.
Kinda like those custom kernels that come with logging disabled, just does more harm then good.
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Yes, it may break some parts of bug reporting, but the user can still enable them anytime he needs to do that, and the developer does not need to rely on the logger for the bug reports, he can catch the stack trace and report it without the need of logcat (with Acra, Google Analytics or any other bug reports tool).
Sorry, but no it didn't. This app prevents the creation from logging (sockets?) at /dev/log (currently). These are not items that are picked up/cleaned, they can't be deleted anyways as they are not files but sockets iirc.
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They are a special files and they can be deleted.
Should this app stop adb logcat as well? Because it didn't on my GS4 GPe running stock (4.4.4) rooted firmware.
Just installed on LG G3, no problems so far, cool as no custom kernel for this phone yet
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Should this app stop adb logcat as well? Because it didn't on my GS4 GPe running stock (4.4.4) rooted firmware.
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Yes it should, disconnect your device and try again.
@wanam i cant find any option to save the settings after disabling logs on my gingerbread device. when i press back button it says 'do u want to quit without saving configuration?' but no save option there.
Congrats on your new app wanam mate, a very good and promising one! thanks for your work :good:
I tried this app today on my lg g3 and I noticed my temps running 105+ degrees. So I tried re checking all the boxes and temps went back down to low 90's. I tried re-downloading the app, rebooting with same results.
Anybody else seeing this issue?
i presume this would hamper law enforcement's ability to gather some sorts of evidence from your phone...
Hey peeps of XDA!
I've made a simple app to check if your device meets the requirements for Doze!
I also added a new check that was missing, and has probably caused false positives (Saying the phone supports Doze, while it actually doesn't), please download the update and check again
I'll be updating it soon to add more info, and possibly add some more checks to see if Doze is actually working.
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Added more detailed information about which requirements are met
1.1.1-rc2
Added check that tests if the config flag for Doze support is set in the system
Changed method of checking for GCM to reduce filesize
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Bro if your device has MM, you have doze... why make an app for this?!
JoeFCaputo113 said:
Bro if your device has MM, you have doze... why make an app for this?!
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That's not exactly true!
Look here for the Doze requirements, it states that it needs two things:
Significant Motion Detector (SMD) APIs
Google Cloud Messaging
Not everyone has the sensors, and not everyone uses the Google Play Services Framework, so i made an app that makes it easy for users to check if their device meets the requirements for Doze!
This idea originally spawned from a discussion about Doze on the reddit Telegram group r/Android
JoeFCaputo113 said:
Bro if your device has MM, you have doze... why make an app for this?!
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That's not true buddy.
There are some devices for which marshmallow custom roms are available but they may not have the doze sensor hardware.
Even i have S3 and i have a flashed a android m custom ROM but my device doesn't support doze feature as there is no sensors.
Anyways kuddos to the developer for this app?
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Hi, if I may ask, why did you use the support library in creating this? Since it only supports > 6.0 and you aren't using anything from the support library that a normal activity can't do, you can use have your MainActivity extend Activity and remove the support library from gradle, trim down the APK quite a lot.
Rijul.A said:
Hi, if I may ask, why did you use the support library in creating this? Since it only supports > 6.0 and you aren't using anything from the support library that a normal activity can't do, you can use have your MainActivity extend Activity and remove the support library from gradle, trim down the APK quite a lot.
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It was automatically generated by Android Studio (And I didn't notice, oops), thank you for your suggestion!
It helps with improving the application!
Congrats, your app has been posted to the front page of XDA!
sensi277 said:
Congrats, your app has been posted to the front page of XDA!
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Woah! Awesome!
my redmi 2 prime doesn't have sensors according to "check doze".will it support doze ever ?
On my Galaxy S4 mini with nightly CM13, the application report that my phone doesn't have Motion Detector .. so no Doze :sad:
Note 4 sm-n910c
ISDP said:
Hey peeps of XDA!
I've made a simple app to check if your device meets the requirements for Doze!
I'll be updating it soon to add more info, and possibly add some more checks to see if Doze is actually working.
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Changelog
1.0.0
First release
1.0.1-rc1
Added more detailed information about which requirements are met
Source
Source Repository
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Thanks. Question: are you going to put this in the Play Store or only share it on XDA?
Thanks bro!
Was wondering why my redmi 2 never enter doze. Tried different roms as well. Your app gave the answer in a second. No sensor support
ISDP said:
That's not exactly true!
Look here for the Doze requirements, it states that it needs two things:
Significant Motion Detector (SMD) APIs
Google Cloud Messaging
Not everyone has the sensors, and not everyone uses the Google Play Services Framework, so i made an app that makes it easy for users to check if their device meets the requirements for Doze!
This idea originally spawned from a discussion about Doze on the reddit Telegram group r/Android
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I and another guy were talking about doze support on Xiaomi Mi3 on the r/Android telegram group. Thank you for this app, Mi3 does support doze.
ISDP said:
That's not exactly true!
Look here for the Doze requirements, it states that it needs two things:
Significant Motion Detector (SMD) APIs
Google Cloud Messaging
Not everyone has the sensors, and not everyone uses the Google Play Services Framework, so i made an app that makes it easy for users to check if their device meets the requirements for Doze!
This idea originally spawned from a discussion about Doze on the reddit Telegram group r/Android
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ISDP, thanks very much! This was great information.
At least I know now that my SGS3 GT-I9305 doesn't support Doze due to lack of sensors.
I didn't realise this up to now; however, I've just recognised the Doze-functionality built into my ROM.
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Thanks. Question: are you going to put this in the Play Store or only share it on XDA?
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I'll be putting it on the Play Store when the graphics are ready!
Just checked and my Wileyfox Swift doesn't support Doze
Well, this is going to break many hearts. Sure broke mine ????
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Error parsing the apk in YU.
There is a problem parsing the package in my Yureka. What is the solution for it?
Hah, just wanted to test the App. Great work!
And just in case, anyone didn't know, OnePlus One does support Doze.
ROOT access is required for this app!
This app automatically modifies wide range of low-level system parameters using ROOT access. By using this app you agree with EULA and any possible risks.
FeraDroid Engine (FDE) - an All-in-One ultimate optimizer for all devices running Android OS. All parameters are individual for EVERY device depending on it's hardware/software characteristics. All parameters are very balanced - you may gain performance without increase of power consumption AND reduce power consumption without losing performance. FDE.AI is totally compatible with very wide range of devices and Android OS versions. Very wide-range settings of OS and Linux kernel are configured, still being cross-platform utility, maximally compatible with all devices. FDE.AI applies configurations depending on hardware and software of device, so that in the end every device is configured individually. All applied changes are systemless (system partition is not touched). Some app features may not be supported on various CPUs/kernels.
Make a backup of your data just in case before installing this app. Don't use any other All-in-One tweakers with FDE.AI or things may get bad!
Downloads:
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Thanks to all guys, who contributed, helped, tested my work.. You all are wonderful, amazing, smart, super cool, beautiful people!
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salute you for your hard work.!! ?
Can we know more about how it optimizes Kernel and Android OS also would b better if you could tell us if it's open source.
This app still can be patched
Where is the link?
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Where is the link?
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where is the link for downloading app?
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No...it's not open source. He doesn't want to share his methods of 'machine learning' IIRC. I bought n tried v6.0.
I had been using L-Speed's 'Balanced' setting at the time. Tried FDE's performance setting...noticed no improvement. /js
Bump of this thread. Updated docs & info. Pushed v9.2 free version.
I'm using 9.2.4 and I've noticed one bug which might or might not be of pure visual nature. Anyway when I select an app to be preloaded, upon next reboot this app is replaced with the one listed just above it...
Hello I've bought and use the app for some time, overall it's pretty good. However I want to know more in details about some of the AI function/options that's not really explained everywhere in more detail (afaik), some clarification would be great
1. the difference between normal and alternate doze (how they works and stuff)
2. toggle bg apps kill (#killbgapps / #dontkillbgapps), what's this? what's the default config for fresh fde and what will it affect?
Hello.
I'm using Poco F1 , with Official corvus os and greenify and no other mods and stock kernel. I installed the free version and now my charging speed is way to slow after the installation.
While charging I switched of the phone, only to see the phone automatically trying to boot and then showing the charging logo, after seeing it, I disconnected the charger and booted into system.
Please help op if you could fix the charging issue, I would really love to buy it.
allidea said:
I'm using 9.2.4 and I've noticed one bug which might or might not be of pure visual nature. Anyway when I select an app to be preloaded, upon next reboot this app is replaced with the one listed just above it...
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Will check that. Actually preload is dropped after reboot, so it should be enabled manually after every reboot. Thanks.
uthgard said:
Hello I've bought and use the app for some time, overall it's pretty good. However I want to know more in details about some of the AI function/options that's not really explained everywhere in more detail (afaik), some clarification would be great
1. the difference between normal and alternate doze (how they works and stuff)
2. toggle bg apps kill (#killbgapps / #dontkillbgapps), what's this? what's the default config for fresh fde and what will it affect?
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1. In first case used direct force deep doze mode. On some heavy modified systems like MIUI this causes various issues, so i came out with another method - dumpsys deviceidle step x3 times - this avoids direct force doze but makes it skip idle wait, motion sensor check steps & go directly to light doze - this way it doesn't conflict with nothing, but may not work as well as expected. Simply - use alternatedoze only if you have troubles with normal doze.
2. #killbgapps executes only once you type it - it doesn't do it automatically. Issued 'am kill-all' commad which is nearly same as you'd clear all your recents, while cached data is still in ram.
MohdAhmed said:
Hello.
I'm using Poco F1 , with Official corvus os and greenify and no other mods and stock kernel. I installed the free version and now my charging speed is way to slow after the installation.
While charging I switched of the phone, only to see the phone automatically trying to boot and then showing the charging logo, after seeing it, I disconnected the charger and booted into system.
Please help op if you could fix the charging issue, I would really love to buy it.
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Hi, maybe try to change kernel - in last FDE versions I removed anything that can be related to charging. If you will buy pro version, you can get refund if things 'll go wrong & you want to uninstall it. Thanks.
Seems working
I think i see some differences
Android 10 keeps applying restrictions for the app not use battery in background, after every reboot of the system, should I worry about that? Also, can I leave fde in that "optimized" list in settings/battery management?
Fde is amazing , thanks!
Has the paid version been removed from play store?
I can only find the lite version.
MohdAhmed said:
Has the paid version been removed from play store?
I can only find the lite version.
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Looks that way, followed a link from google search and linked to "page not found". I uninstalled it due to a bug that made bluetooth skip alot. Sucks cause it was great when it worked. Wish I would of backed it up.
MohdAhmed said:
Has the paid version been removed from play store?
I can only find the lite version.
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Yes, it was permanently removed - now it's back, all good.
now has been removed again from play store
How to get the paid version?