[MODULE] Universal GMS Doze

[kouzelnik3]

This is not working on oneplus 10 pro - oxygen os 12.1.

 

[F3N!X]

For anyone who had no success with this project, I rebuilt the google.xml without the battery whitelist line (based on this post on Stackexchange) and put it in a super simple Magisk module. It's not advanced at all like this project is (my module is just a simple text file in "system"), but this is what worked for me. And maybe does for some other people too.

Edit: I got a helpful message regarding this and need to say, this works only if the original config file is on /system. But it it typically the case on custom ROMs and if you flashed something like OpenGapps (which is the case for me and where it worked).

Edit2: I noticed thanks to MatLog in logcat that Google Play Services is not happy and keeps exiting some services due not getting its special exception. I'm not sure if I should keep this file up or if the original GMS Doze project from OP can create the same side effect. But please proceed with caution and test if this works correctly!

@RandomNewbie Sorry for the noob question but how could we adapt your module to the /system_ext location required by GApps packages like FlameGApps?
I've extracted your ZIP file, replaced "system" with "system/system_ext", compressed the files to ZIP again and installed it to my Magisk 24.3: OK. I can now see with Termux that the /system_ext/etc/sysconfig/google.xml content is your version, I mean with blank lines. But it doesn't change anything to this service battery consumption and it doesn't change the "Battery optimisation not available" status of Google Play Services, still no ability to enable optimisation :-(

Patching xml files fails when Gapps is installed in system_ext partition · Issue #10 · gloeyisk/universal-gms-doze

A number of Gapps flashable zip packages (such as Flamegapps), install Google Apps on system_ext partition and based on the code in customize.sh file, patching is checked only in system, product an...

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[F3N!X]

@gloeyisk Any chance to adapt your module's scripts to this /system_ext path? Or any way to make the @RandomNewbie solution work for FlameGApps?

 

[Cosmii]

I installed the magisk module, found that notifications (from apps like Discord) no longer work, but then the GMS services are still disabled. I tried to re-enable via adb shell pm, but it says that the shell cannot change component state. How do I properly uninstall this and reverse all changes the module made? Thanks.

 

[73sydney]

@gloeyisk Any chance to adapt your module's scripts to this /system_ext path? Or any way to make the @RandomNewbie solution work for FlameGApps?

You can:

1) Unzip the module
2) Open customize.sh

Add /system_ext/ to the paths in the lines:

# Patch the XML and place the modified one to the original directory
ui_print "- Patching XML files"
gms=$(xml=$(find /system/ /product/ /vendor/ -iname "*.xml");for i in $xml; do if grep -q 'allow-in-power-save package="com.google.android.gms"' $ROOT$i 2>/dev/null; then echo "$i";fi; done)
ims=$(xml=$(find /system/ /product/ /vendor/ -iname "*.xml");for i in $xml; do if grep -q 'allow-in-power-save package="com.google.android.ims"' $ROOT$i 2>/dev/null; then echo "$i";fi; done)
pst=$(xml=$(find /system/ /product/ /vendor/ -iname "*.xml");for i in $xml; do if grep -q 'allow-in-power-save package="com.google.android.apps.safetyhub"' $ROOT$i 2>/dev/null; then echo "$i";fi; done)
trb=$(xml=$(find /system/ /product/ /vendor/ -iname "*.xml");for i in $xml; do if grep -q 'allow-in-power-save package="com.google.android.apps.turbo"' $ROOT$i 2>/dev/null; then echo "$i";fi; done)


aka

# Patch the XML and place the modified one to the original directory
ui_print "- Patching XML files"
gms=$(xml=$(find /system/ /system_ext/ /product/ /vendor/ -iname "*.xml");for i in $xml; do if grep -q 'allow-in-power-save package="com.google.android.gms"' $ROOT$i 2>/dev/null; then echo "$i";fi; done)
ims=$(xml=$(find /system/ /system_ext/ /product/ /vendor/ -iname "*.xml");for i in $xml; do if grep -q 'allow-in-power-save package="com.google.android.ims"' $ROOT$i 2>/dev/null; then echo "$i";fi; done)
pst=$(xml=$(find /system/ /system_ext/ /product/ /vendor/ -iname "*.xml");for i in $xml; do if grep -q 'allow-in-power-save package="com.google.android.apps.safetyhub"' $ROOT$i 2>/dev/null; then echo "$i";fi; done)
trb=$(xml=$(find /system/ /system_ext/ /product/ /vendor/ -iname "*.xml");for i in $xml; do if grep -q 'allow-in-power-save package="com.google.android.apps.turbo"' $ROOT$i 2>/dev/null; then echo "$i";fi; done)

3) zip the files in the root of the modules folder back up, and flash and test


OR

You can try my simpler GMS Doze module (added the /system_ext/ path just now)

It doesnt do as much as gloeyisk's, but it uses the "original" method as described here (this is the OG of doze tweaks)

aka it merely comments out

<allow-in-power-save package="com.google.android.gms" />

to

<!-- <allow-in-power-save package="com.google.android.gms" /> -->

my common/install.sh (i use MMT-Ex module format):

gxml=$(find /system/ /system_ext/ /product/ /vendor/ -iname "google.xml" -print | head -n 1 | sed 's|/[^/]*$||')
ui_print "google.xml found at: $gxml"
ui_print "creating directory: $MODPATH$gxml"
mkdir -p "$MODPATH$gxml"
ui_print "copying $gxml/google.xml to $MODPATH$gxml/"
cp -af "$gxml/google.xml" "$MODPATH$gxml/google.xml"
ui_print "modifying $MODPATH$gxml/google.xml"
sed -i 's/<allow-in-power-save package=\"com.google.android.gms\" \/>/<!--  &  -->/g' "$MODPATH$gxml/google.xml"

what it does (similar to above, though different): finds the first google.xml it can in the paths:
/system/
/system_ext/
/product/
/vendor/

copies the google.xml to the modules /system folder

and then uses sed to add a <--- prefix and ---> suffix to the relevant line

thats all it does. for those who have issues with main GMS Doze module, you may like to try this simpler one. I made it (in 30 seconds) in response to a members question on here, and only up till now shared it with him privately. It resolved the issue was personally having, ymmv

attached....

never be afraid to open up a script and look for ways to customize it to your needs, its often easily to figure out how to add/change a path...its hard to hose your device with a magisk module, even if you bootloop it, its fixable....

 

[73sydney]

I installed the magisk module, found that notifications (from apps like Discord) no longer work, but then the GMS services are still disabled. I tried to re-enable via adb shell pm, but it says that the shell cannot change component state. How do I properly uninstall this and reverse all changes the module made? Thanks.

Most (well written modules) will be completely reversible upon uninstall

This one should....

You could find your google.xml in one of these paths above, for example:

/system/etc/sysconfig/google.xml
/system_ext/sysconfig/google.xml
/product/sysconfig/google.xml
/vendor/sysconfig/google.xml

and check

<!-- <allow-in-power-save package="com.google.android.gms" /> -->

and if need be change to

<allow-in-power-save package="com.google.android.gms" />

and reboot

 

[F3N!X]

@73sydney Thank you so much for taking the time for such precise, helpful and clear explanations. I will try ASAP and will tell you how it works

 

[F3N!X]

@73sydney
1/ test with modified gloeyisk GMS Doze after having added the path /system_ext/ to the lines you've highlighted: from 100% battery to 59% in 5 hours while not using the phone at all, Google Play Services totaling 32% of "battery usage since full charge". And if I go to the Battery Optimization menu I can see that battery optimization is still not available for Google Play Services. Result: no benefits.

2/ test with your GMS Doze Simplified : "battery optimization not available" for Google Play Services. Now fully charging to test again and I will modify this message if the results are different but I'm not so hopeful.

Apart of re-flashing phone from scratch with AospExtended and BiTGApps (or any already optimized GApp) rather than FlameGApps, I see no solution...

 

[73sydney]

@73sydney
1/ test with modified gloeyisk GMS Doze after having added the path /system_ext/ to the lines you've highlighted: from 100% battery to 59% in 5 hours while not using the phone at all, Google Play Services totaling 32% of "battery usage since full charge". And if I go to the Battery Optimization menu I can see that battery optimization is still not available for Google Play Services. Result: no benefits.

2/ test with your GMS Doze Simplified : "battery optimization not available" for Google Play Services. Now fully charging to test again and I will modify this message if the results are different but I'm not so hopeful.

Apart of re-flashing phone from scratch with AospExtended and BiTGApps (or any already optimized GApp) rather than FlameGApps, I see no solution...

occasionally you'll hit a ROM where it just wont work....used to happen on my old device

 

[rodken]

occasionally you'll hit a ROM where it just wont work....used to happen on my old device

+1

 

[F3N!X]

occasionally you'll hit a ROM where it just wont work....used to happen on my old device

At least I've tried everything I can with your valuable help. I will try again with BiTGApps.
Once again thank you very much @73sydney

 

[Oxxxide]

Hello everyone, after installing this module, push notifications from applications stopped coming.

 

[73sydney]

Hello everyone, after installing this module, push notifications from applications stopped coming.

[MODULE] Universal GMS Doze

Universal GMS Doze Overview: - Optimized and adjusted Google Play services. - Support API 23 or later. - Support Magisk Live or Custom Recovery installations. Contents: - Base extensions module: 1.8.4 (0830) code: 184 Credits: - @topjohnwu /...

forum.xda-developers.com

 

[Oxxxide]

[MODULE] Universal GMS Doze

Universal GMS Doze Overview: - Optimized and adjusted Google Play services. - Support API 23 or later. - Support Magisk Live or Custom Recovery installations. Contents: - Base extensions module: 1.8.4 (0830) code: 184 Credits: - @topjohnwu /...

forum.xda-developers.com

Thank you

 

[F3N!X]

At least I've tried everything I can with your valuable help. I will try again with BiTGApps.
Once again thank you very much @73sydney

Just for info, tested BiTGapps on AospExtended but a fake error tells me that it's impossible to install it on ROMs that include GApps, while it's a pure Vanilla ROM. Tested again for one week with AEX + OpenGApps Pico + GMS Doze module and... GMS Doze module is working (I can enable battery optimization on Google Play Services and other Google apps, could have been great) but this f*****g Google Play Services app continues to crazily eat my battery energy... 106% of use now for example. My phone was charged at 50% yesterday night before going to sleep, I've enabled the airplane mode and stopped location services, and at wake up 7 hours later it was shut down out of battery. I'm so tired of this never ending issue, the ROM is great but seems unusable this way
Dunno yet what I have to do nor what I will do... This module visibly can't resolve this on my phone/ROM/GApps, and I don't know what's the root cause in this combination. But thanks anyway for the efforts on this module.

 

[AndryOut]

Not working on oneplus 8 pro Oxygen os 12....What can I do?

 

[xontax]

Not working on latest A12 with security patches

 

[trawel]

Hi,
I'm running custom ROM based off A12.1. Is it possible that notifications still doesn't work though I've done the procedure mentioned in 'Troubleshoot' section?
I'm using the module together with battery guru (with force doze when screen off), might that be the issue?