My active wakelock list looks much worse than yours and I experience bad battery life as well. I put in a new battery about a month ago to replace the stock battery from 2014! How do I get my device to 'Deep Sleep'??
Please see my attached screenshots. I can provide other details if needed. Thanks!
Thank you!
Xda mess up the ss but I manage to see...
As we can see the
msm_serial_hs_dma is acquiring a lock and never releasing it causing a 100% of the time wakelock.
But you can see from my ss it doesn't happens on my device, it releases and acquires and only accounts for 6 seconds of total wake time.
So I need the logs from KA to see if I can find what is going on.
Anyone with the same issue share, logs and screenshots so I can debug this...
screen shots like this:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=79045203&postcount=170
@fgl27 u has long battery duration, day's... I already see it in others prints u showed here, u change something in adiutor? How many apps installed has u? I'm always with balanced battery and default kernel, I normally let adiutor deactivated so I never change nothing about kernel, just default kernel of ROM. I have in app notification 87 apps...
Thx bro

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@fgl27 just for info i too no have this issue... ROM 100% here.
This battery of my is original so is old, but it behaves OK after all this years, so I didn't change yet even tho I have a new one.
I lately don't change much, I set core 0 and 1 to 1958, 2 to 2419 and 3 to max freq (simulating big/little on a none big/little cpu device, as we have all the other power tool to simulate/support this behavior), lower the voltage to a value that doesn't causes reboot (on my is -25mV, may vary on others) and disable crc (in misc) that is it.
I have very little app under 60 besides messaging apps I don't have any that runs on background, as I use messaging app that also works on computer, I manage to lower the SOT time from the device.
Apps that run in background are the one's to look for, for some reason disabling all apps access to notification improves battery (search for "notification access" in settings search).
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