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i have installed ICS.[BCM]
but problem is battery draining faster.
and sometimes apps get crashed.
and MUSIC Songlist isnt scrolling smoothly
Thanks
any suggestions?
NuMb.cfg said:
i have installed ICS.[BCM]
but problem is battery draining faster.
and sometimes apps get crashed.
and MUSIC Songlist isnt scrolling smoothly
Thanks
any suggestions?
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Flash gingerbread. ICS is buggy/laggy/WIP/whatever. Those are some of the smaller bugs.
Time to think about A worthy successor for the nexus one.
Nexy can't run ics smooth enough.
OranNuri said:
Time to think about A worthy successor for the nexus one.
Nexy can't run ics smooth enough.
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HTC one x.
The one x is too big for me.
The one s could be perfect if it had nfc and better screen.
OranNuri said:
The one x is too big for me.
The one s could be perfect if it had nfc and better screen.
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Sony Xperia S
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HTC One S <3
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So can u guys help me to restore prvs setting like Resize,SD PARTION?
What is original size of system? :s
cache?
And How To Unpartition SD?
can it be Done By Formatting SD ???
System -150 mb
cache - 30 mb
Is it?
please correct me
145/95/196
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You can 'unpartition' your µSD by formatting it with SDformatter and set Format Size Adjustment to ON. Format type FULL(OverWrite) is recommended.
I've downloaded a lot of things on my nexus 7, but now it's getting slow and unresponsive, would a factory reset fix that issue? Also is there a way to keep some videos and pictures after a factory reset?
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Try asking the question in Q&A section next time.
Also try cleaning the cache
https://play.google.com/store/search?q=cache&c=apps
Don't install any crap on your device which you don't really need.. even cache cleaners. You can clean the cache from within the OS. Settings>Storage>Cached Data.
Keep at least two GB's of storage free, one thing I noticed is when you fill up your storage the device gets really slow and lags real hard.
ynrozturk said:
Don't install any crap on your device which you don't really need.. even cache cleaners. You can clean the cache from within the OS. Settings>Storage>Cached Data.
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Thanks for the tip about built in cache cleaner. :thumbup:
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No problem
phatmanxxl said:
Keep at least two GB's of storage free, one thing I noticed is when you fill up your storage the device gets really slow and lags real hard.
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That's what I heard. I also heard that once you do get to the point of it lagging, the only way to fix it is a full wipe,, supposedly just clearing some space doesn't fix it.
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I was noticing lag in my system as well, even after multiple full wipes and clean installs. What helped me incredibly was wiping the internal storage, and I had like 8 gigs free still.. So might wanna try that.
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You can try adjusting the read ahead too. I heard that once there's not alot space left that lowering or playing with the read ahead might improve performance.
Download FOREVER GONE from the play store. Works wonders.
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Unfortunately for me ForeverGone didn't make any difference on my Nexus 7
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thevuman said:
Download FOREVER GONE from the play store. Works wonders.
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Yeah works wonders, takes ages to finish and the effect lasts for 2 days...
Hey, my nexus 7 doesn't feel smooth at all. The UI feels choppy and games are lagging, even my brother iphone 3 feels smoother :crying:
I have rooted,overclocked,custom launcher etc but STILL it feels laggy, how can i solve the problem? i have latest jellybean 4.3
Try doing a clean install of 4.3 and using a different kernel.
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veeman said:
Try doing a clean install of 4.3 and using a different kernel.
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Thanks for reply, what kernel do you reccomend?
lolpok said:
Thanks for reply, what kernel do you reccomend?
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I personally use M-Kernel. But my two favorite kernels are M-Kernel and FrancoKernel. Both can be found in the Nexus 7 Original Development section.
You should install CM 10.1.2.
Everything seems to work and my Nexus 7 is faster than ever. I was running Paranoid Android and it was laggy as hell.
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Maybe you have filled the SD card too much. When the nexus has very low free space, it slows down significantly.
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You can try running an fstrim on your storage.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.grilledmonkey.lagfix
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msimindlessmsi2 said:
You can try running an fstrim on your storage.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.grilledmonkey.lagfix
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I thought 4.3 has that enabled by default.
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orlandocorral said:
I was running Paranoid Android and it was laggy as hell.
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Disable Halo.
If you're running stock 4.3, disable Google currents. This is a tried and tested fix that should fix any choppiness.
If the problem still persists, follow what veeman said and try using other kernels
veeman said:
I personally use M-Kernel. But my two favorite kernels are M-Kernel and FrancoKernel. Both can be found in the Nexus 7 Original Development section.
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Ok, thanks. It helped a bit but is it still possible to smooth it out more? or maybe it's just the hardware now.
lolpok said:
Ok, thanks. It helped a bit but is it still possible to smooth it out more? or maybe it's just the hardware now.
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You could try running an app like Forever Gone SD card cleaner. And using Greenify to hibernate apps that are running in the background might help.
nice
yes have problem
christianfgs said:
If you're running stock 4.3, disable Google currents. This is a tried and tested fix that should fix any choppiness.
If the problem still persists, follow what veeman said and try using other kernels
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Holy ****, why does this work as well as it does?! I use currents all the time on my N4 without issue but WOW what a difference it made uninstalling it on my N7.
3dawg said:
Holy ****, why does this work as well as it does?! I use currents all the time on my N4 without issue but WOW what a difference it made uninstalling it on my N7.
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Lol, thought they would have fixed that by now. I guess not.
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Just got a first gen 32gb model running 4.3 and it's just fine. I did go into Developer Options and turn off those silly 1x animation things to "off".
Might want to give that a try.
killa12222 said:
Disable Halo.
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how to disable halo?
helloterence said:
how to disable halo?
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Double tap and drag it to the X at the top. Halo is still buggy on 4.3.
If you have hundreds of apps installed, use Greenify. Sorry, root is req.
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revamper said:
Maybe you have filled the SD card too much. When the nexus has very low free space, it slows down significantly.
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Isn't this generally the same with all devices?
For example, completely fill up your computer's hard drive and test how laggy it is compared to when it had nothing but the OS installed.
I am on a Verizon moto x and wondering if I should switch to ART runtime or if it will brick my device in some way?
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joshmvfx said:
I am on a Verizon moto x and wondering if I should switch to ART runtime or if it will brick my device in some way?
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I switched when I got this phone two weeks ago... no bricking or anything. I haven't measured anything but the phone feels quick and smooth.
It won't brick your device but do note that ART is in an alpha stage and not all apps are compatible with it yet, so you may not be able to run everything you can with Dalvik
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I used art for a couple of weeks. It FELT a little quicker, but only slightly so, and this could have been a placebo effect. I'm back on dalvik, now--mostly because xposed framework is not compatible with art.
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i don't personally feel it's a substantial enough speed increase and i have yet to see any type of battery increase. however, the primary benefit of ART is applications are compiled as they are installed, which means shorter load times and better usability. dalvik requires compilation at the launch of the app. if your dalvik cache is cleared, or gets too large, there can be complications with load times, system performance, etc. (which is why so many people suggest clearing that cache).
the fundamental benefits of ART are the reasons i chose to stick with it.
Jemmy Ducks said:
I used art for a couple of weeks. It FELT a little quicker, but only slightly so, and this could have been a placebo effect. I'm back on dalvik, now--mostly because xposed framework is not compatible with art.
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ART and Xposed with three mods working fine on mine. Try again
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slimdizzy said:
ART and Xposed with three mods working fine on mine. Try again
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Xposed doesn't work on ART. It automatically switches to Dalvik everytime you try to use ART. You've been using Dalvik for a long time and you didn't even noticed. One more reason to believe ART (at least on Moto X) is just placebo.
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I used ART for about a week before returning to Dalvik for the Xposed Framework, and I definitely have better battery life using Dalvik. I'd noted this in another topic and another member had replied in agreement. He'd also noted better scrolling in some apps but lesser battery life using ART. Now, that's not saying you'll get 3 hours screen time using ART versus 4.5 using Dalvik, but the difference was enough to be noticeable.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=48616638&postcount=6
I was using ART once 4.4 got pushed to our phones.
I turned it off once I saw all the changes for ART that went into 4.4.1 and 4.4.2, so once we get 4.4.2 I'll turn it back on....that is if i can give up xposed.
I will only switch to ART once Xposed is compatible with it. Until then Dalvik it is.
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slimdizzy said:
ART and Xposed with three mods working fine on mine. Try again
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I made the same mistake, thinking I was still on ART after installing Xposed Framework. The installer doesn't notify you that it's switching you back to dalvik. Your only indication of this change is when you get the 'android is updating' message upon rebooting.
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If you are unrooted, art WAY BETTER!
aviwdoowks said:
If you are unrooted, art WAY BETTER!
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Even if you're rooted ART is way better!
chaoslimits said:
Even if you're rooted ART is way better!
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Totally agree. I have great battery life and stability as well. I've used art almost from very beginning.
I've been using ART on stock 4.4.2 rooted and its been great. No problems with any of the apps I used, but I also don't use xposed. I didn't notice any differences in battery life between ART and Dalvik. :good:
aviwdoowks said:
If you are unrooted, art WAY BETTER!
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Hey - coming in from my photo thread to tell you that after switching to ART I had no problems with FV-5, and I checked afterwards to make sure I was still set to ART, which I was.
dmm108 said:
Hey - coming in from my photo thread to tell you that after switching to ART I had no problems with FV-5, and I checked afterwards to make sure I was still set to ART, which I was.
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I take it back. I am unable to get my moto x to boot iwith ART. I set it as an option, but something is causing it to default to dalvik during boot. I uninstalled Xposed but that did not change the result.
I have an "android is upgrading", with each power on for 4 items now. Unrooted & 442.
Seems strange to me.
Has anyone found a way to get the long press volume to skip track mod on art? That mod is the only think keeping me on dalvik because I use it a ton.
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aviwdoowks said:
I have an "android is upgrading", with each power on for 4 items now. Unrooted & 442.
Seems strange to me.
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ON ART rumtimes, Every boot: android is upgrading 1 of 4 apps!
Bump Bump Bump Bump = 4!
Any one suggest a app etc.... To clear all cache from apps and browser?
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SD Maid
https://github.com/d4rken/sdmaid-public/wiki/AppCleaner
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Google Files
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.nbu.files
Does weekly reminders to clear things up and even "meme" photos people send you. Plus it's got a great file sharing feature from phone to phone.
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EeZeEpEe said:
Google Files
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.nbu.files
Does weekly reminders to clear things up and even "meme" photos people send you. Plus it's got a great file sharing feature from phone to phone.
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Do we have access to anything else, you would suggest?
BTW Merry Xmas
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mobgod said:
Do we have access to anything else, you would suggest?
BTW Merry Xmas
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Merry Christmas to you too. What do you mean "access to anything else"?
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EeZeEpEe said:
Merry Christmas to you too. What do you mean "access to anything else"?
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App wise I'm trying to clear the cache from apps on have installed.
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mobgod said:
App wise I'm trying to clear the cache from apps on have installed.
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Yeah for some reason, I think starting with Android 9, no apps nor the system manager offer app cache cleaning. The Google Files app is the closest one as "Junk Files" is a lot of temporary and cache files for things YouTube, music apps, etc. that get many MBs worth.
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EeZeEpEe said:
Yeah for some reason, I think starting with Android 9, no apps nor the system manager offer app cache cleaning. The Google Files app is the closest one as "Junk Files" is a lot of temporary and cache files for things YouTube, music apps, etc. that get many MBs worth.
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Could I boot into recovery and clear all cache, like I used to do on my pos Samsung
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mobgod said:
Could I boot into recovery and clear all cache, like I used to do on my pos Samsung
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There's not even an option in recovery I think. Just a data clear.
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Are you rooted? You can increase the size of vram and increase swappiness and this should help. It won't clear the ram but it will move the unused pieces of ram into bran so there will always be enough ram to either play some intense games that require ram or multitasking and not having any apps close due to not enough ram.
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Are you rooted? You can increase the size of vram and increase swappiness and this should help. It won't clear the ram but it will move the unused pieces of ram into bran so there will always be enough ram to either play some intense games that require ram or multitasking and not having any apps close due to not enough ram.
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No root so any other way?
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