Okay something happened a little strange today. Used Google navigation this afternoon and after turning it off experienced rapid battery drain. Charged it for a little then took it off and the drain continued. Plugged it in again, rebooted while plugged in and apron reboot gained almost 30% more battery. Obviously it was in incorrect reading but it is still odd. Below is a screenshot.

http://db.tt/O59oEuSx

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Edit: forgot to mention I am running b40, matr1x v20 if that helps at all. Flashed from a full wipe, rom and gapps, reboot, then wipe cache/ dalvik, flash kernel.

OK, this is my 'general rules of thumb when switching roms', dating back to when I first got my first android phone, the motorola backflip, nearly a year and a half ago. Although they may be a little on the paranoish side, or may not even be proper, I haven't found any better combination of steps to overcome the little 'goofs' and 'hiccups' during the installation of a descent running rom+gapps+kernel combo:

(this is assuming you've already downloaded what you want to use and have done all wiping you feel necessary..)

1) Flash rom, NOTHING else, unless otherwise directed by the OP of the thread from which you got the rom.
2) Boot and setup without gapps or kernel installed. (set whatever settings you want to choose at this point)
3) Reboot to recovery, flash gapps, do a factory restore (data/cache wipe), while in recovery.**
4) Boot and setup with gapps, and if the gapps you are installing doesn't come with stuff pre-installed, go ahead and install it. (again, set whatever settings you want to choose at this point)
5) (a)Either via rom manager, or (b)by rebooting into recovery, (THIS IS CRUCIAL) do a backup!! This allows you to recovery from the next step!
6) (a)Wait for boot after backup and reboot into recovery, or (b)flash the kernel you want to flash after backing up, while still in recovery. (most kernels will do a (dalvik)cache wipe when you install them)
7) Reboot, make any kernel tweaks you want via nstools or rom toolbox, and enjoy your streamlined system..

Following these steps, you accomplish 4 things:
a) you streamline your software to your system
b) you streamline your software to your personal preferences
c) you can recover from step 6 above, if the kernel doesn't perform to your standards
d) you've pretty much got your system set up how YOU want it, and now just have to restore whatever apps you had previously installed

Q&A:

Q: Is this time consuming?
A: A bit
Q: Is it worth the time consumption?
A: You bet your bottom dollar, it is! Because it will save you a LOT of headache in the long-run.

** If you want facelock, flash the gapps facelock-0131 back to back (meaning, don't reboot before flashing the facelock one) with the regular gapps, the regular one coming first - don't squabble over the dates: as far as I can tell, the only difference the facelock gapps does, is add that feature, but if you reverse this, the later gapps can, and more than likely, will, overwrite the facelock one, causing the facelock feature to be unavailable - I've ran into this issue plenty of times.

Like I said, this is generally how I do things. Your procedure may differ, and your mileage may vary, but this has always worked for me.

I hope this helps anyone out there who is having a difficult time flashing the various combos and helps in avoiding the glitches that, 9 times out of 10, come from flashing.

Thank you for your time.

(This has been a public service announcement from ~Wickid_D~. Please be sure to leave any and all thanks below. )

I follow almost the identical steps you outlined when I flash and I agree, saves A LOT of headaches. Thx.

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I keep having issues with LCD Density. I have mine set to 200. After a few days, certain apps on the market will disappear and I have to keep going back through the process of resetting / clearing market data, reboot, etc to get an app, then it will work for a while and then it breaks again... Anyone else having these issues?

Also my Pandora does not work on 3G at all, it will just skip from one track to the next without even playing anything. Works flawlessly on Wifi. My Google Music works fine on 3G. Any ideas on this?

I'm on build 40 w/ Matr1x v22 cfs

Originally Posted by meeok2

I keep having issues with LCD Density. I have mine set to 200. After a few days, certain apps on the market will disappear and I have to keep going back through the process of resetting / clearing market data, reboot, etc to get an app, then it will work for a while and then it breaks again... Anyone else having these issues?

Also my Pandora does not work on 3G at all, it will just skip from one track to the next without even playing anything. Works flawlessly on Wifi. My Google Music works fine on 3G. Any ideas on this?

I'm on build 40 w/ Matr1x v22 cfs

I don't know about the rest, but I was having an issue with Pandora a few days ago. Was doing the same thing, skipping from track to track without loading past 1%. I ended up downgrading to a backup to get it to work. I don't know if it was recent from builds or recent versions of Pandora but the downgrade fixed it for me.

I'm also running the same setup as you.

<Blaze One>

So the SDK for 4.1 jellybean dropped today.... am I sensing a sweet tooth coming on?

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AOKP Crespo4g build 40 Matr1x V 22.0 cfs

I hope soooooo.

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So every time I upload an update from the market, I get a (process system not responding) error with the "what do you wanna do" options, have tried clearing market, no change, been going on for a while, Any thoughts?

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AOKP Crespo4g build 40 Matr1x V 22.0 cfs

Originally Posted by Kevin cracolici

So the SDK for 4.1 jellybean dropped today.... am I sensing a sweet tooth coming on?

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AOKP Crespo4g build 40 Matr1x V 22.0 cfs

JellyBean!! Where!! Want now!! Drool

Does anyone know the dialer codes for PRL and Profile updates?

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