Another thing I would like to ask, has anyone of you experienced battery power loss after the phone had reached the full charge and still kept on charging?
PS I have tried two different power adapter, and the same thing happened
[ROM] [OFFICIAL][4.4.x] [NIGHTLY] CyanogenMod 11 for the Optimus 4X HD (p880)
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Another thing I would like to ask, has anyone of you experienced battery power loss after the phone had reached the full charge and still kept on charging?
PS I have tried two different power adapter, and the same thing happened
Another thing I forgot to mention yesterday..as for the network connection lost when it happens the buttons on the bottom of the phone become illuminated and the phone literally burns...that's why I end up many times with battery low....is there really nothing I can do to stop or at least try to avoid this issue?
I don't have this issues so I can't really help you, but you can install app like trickster mod and better battery stat to monitor any potential wakelock on your device
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the hardware buttons become lit or illuminated when 3G signal is lost and the phone keeps trying to reconnect, hence the heat of the CPU. Once you turn screen on, the phone typically reconnects to 3G successfully and the CPU/Battery drain stops.
So the problem in essence is the 3G connection loss, and the only way I found that fixes or at least alleviates this issue is flashing stock ROM, making sure issue no longer happens with stock (or at least less frequent), then restore CM11 or reflash CM11 from scratch.
You need to flash the german v20c Baseband(Oktober 2014). (Flash the Rom and flash TWRP again- Then you can restore your Backup).. The problem will be (in the most cases) fixed
That is quite subjective thing.
I personally don't find it that bad but I'm not using p880 anymore as my daily driver.
I agree with you, even if...I tried lollipop on 4X, and for me kitkat at the moment is better
Too many freeze for me with lollipop (5.1)
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For me 5.0.2 runs pretty stable, but very slow... Because of this i switched to G2/d802. But laufersteppenwolf is doing his job very good.
You probabbly didnt try Liquid Smoth 4.0 Lollipop wit Mourta Hybrid Kernel.. The reason why other lollipop build are slow becouse they have outdated kernel and no optimization at all... Try liquid smoth and you wont regret.
I am not sure to agree with this opinion: I have tested and the result is not really convincing for me. I have numerous apks and I didn't notice a better speed or smoothness and this LS was not very stable.You probabbly didnt try Liquid Smoth 4.0 Lollipop wit Mourta Hybrid Kernel.. The reason why other lollipop build are slow becouse they have outdated kernel and no optimization at all... Try liquid smoth and you wont regret.
So opinions can differ
Are there any technical reasons for not getting a 12.x CM as nightlys too like CM11 ?
Some needed patches still need to get verified to get CM12 nightlys!
The thread of the unofficial CM12.1 by laufersteppenwolf is clearly marked a "WIP" (Work In Progress). Hasn't even reached "Alpha" stage yet.
I've been using the AOSP build 29150406 (5.1.0_r3) by MoltenMotherBoard for several days now, and have not had a single freeze, nor a single lag or even a stutter, and the battery performance is very similar or slightly better. It runs very smooth, fast, boot times is definitely better (except for first boot as optimizing apps for ART takes longer than dalvik, apparently).
So please don't make haste conclusions and give others false impressions. Lollipop looks very promising for our p880.
I tried AOSP (same version) and euphoria, but I have freeze and lag with no solution, in some case I'm not able to answer a call.
If you are happy with lollipop I'm happy for you, but I not the only one that had isseus with lollipop on 4x.
At the moment I prefer to use kk ... NEW NIGTHLY OF CM11 was released yesterday!
Regards
U got it perfectly...that's exactly the issue..In my town my network operator has not provided a good connection, so the phone each time loses connection and tries to reconnect...I hate tha fact that the hardware buttons do not switch off without me turn on the screen of the phone...Is there actually a way to solve this problem?
were you talking to me?
Instead for the battery "overcharge", has anyone experied the issue?I mean it happens to me that when I leave the phone under supply all night long in the morning I find the battery at 89%, which means that once it reaches the 100% charge , the phone loses charge...
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ok this is absolutely pathetic to say the least.
You guys @Demetris and @streambinder have being trying to get a few patches to get approved and it's already been about 2 months. This is obnoxious and I'm pretty sure the blame is all on the CyanogenMod team (the one that approves patches).
I see no reason why 2 official maintainers of a device cannot reach or contact at least one of Cyanogenmod's representatives and explain to them the issue.
This is holding back the device's progress!
Dear official maintainers: I would suggest that you try to contact them and explain. If they have no intention of giving us CM12/CM12.1 then we just missed about 6 months of developing on CM11, since it is still generating nightlies!
You guys @Demetris and @streambinder have being trying to get a few patches to get approved and it's already been about 2 months. This is obnoxious and I'm pretty sure the blame is all on the CyanogenMod team (the one that approves patches).
I see no reason why 2 official maintainers of a device cannot reach or contact at least one of Cyanogenmod's representatives and explain to them the issue.
This is holding back the device's progress!
Dear official maintainers: I would suggest that you try to contact them and explain. If they have no intention of giving us CM12/CM12.1 then we just missed about 6 months of developing on CM11, since it is still generating nightlies!
Don't think you really know how opensource world really work: just try to understand the way CyanogenMod team behaved. It has to manage hundreds devices, without making its code a mess.
Also, your official mantainers get not paid for doing what you're asking (shouting) for: @Demetris asked me to help him as he cannot do it anymore, as he previously did; and me: I already told you all I got my 4X HD definitively broken.
We did what we have been able to: we already ping CyanogenMod members. The reaction? The one you've already noticed.
Also, your official mantainers get not paid for doing what you're asking (shouting) for: @Demetris asked me to help him as he cannot do it anymore, as he previously did; and me: I already told you all I got my 4X HD definitively broken.
We did what we have been able to: we already ping CyanogenMod members. The reaction? The one you've already noticed.
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Linked below is a package that has come from another Android project that restore the Google parts.
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Instructions:
First time flashing CyanogenMod 11.0 your device, or coming from another ROM?
Download the zip(s).
Unlock bootloader
Boot to fastboot mode > fastboot flash recovery recovery.img.
Perform a NANDroid backup of your current ROM.
Wipe data & cache partitions of your device (required when coming from stock!).
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Latest build: http://download.cyanogenmod.org/?device=p880
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33Status update:
I didn’t work on cm11 for some days now but i did on cm12 that is almost done
We still need a framework native hack for our gpu(old blob) issue.
I don’t see a valid reason to hold you back from an unofficial cm12/Liquidsmooth rom
So am going to push the needed changes for others to use until we can have the official cm12 rolling again(*if*)
Enjoy and all i ask is be fair and give proper credits,Open-Source doesn't mean Out-of-Respect!
Done
https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...mmit/473a6c9ae71102db557370943eea50e2c63a8af0
