Help I7500XEFJB2- Phone never sleeps !!!

[tekarthik]

Hey friends:

I had flashed my mobile to I7500XEFJB2 yesterday. Thanks to the wonderful instructions from most of you folks that actually made this possible!!

However, One thing i observed ever since i had installed this firmware is the phone is awake 100% of the time and never has gone to sleep when checked in "Spareparts" .

The only apps i had actually installed were GOGGLES, Advanced task manager, Seesmic for twitter, Google Voice, Advanced task killer. Now i have actually uninstalled GOGGLES, Advanced task manager to check if they were keeping my phone awake (will revert back if this shows improvement ).

Need help !! Has anyone faced the same issue of phone not sleeping? How did u handle it??

 

[MichaelW]

In partial wake usage what are the top apps listed?

 

[tekarthik]

Top2 in Partial Wake Usage happen to be these :

1. Android System - 8h 24m 56s

2. Media - 4m 7S

followed by 3 applications listed below but their wakeup time is very much negligible in seconds.

Google Apps
Dialer
Calendar

 

[mvnjpy]

it's goggles. but you have to reboot after uninstalling it.

my phone was at 100% non-sleeping too. i have alot of apps installed, and the only thing I uninstalled was goggles, and now it sleeps properly.

you have to reboot after uninstalling though.

 

[tekarthik]

Thanks mvnjpy !! I shall reboot and check now

BTW - Michael .... what s your inference on this after looking at the Partial wake usage details in my mobile ??

 

[Pennywis3]

Don't know what the fuss is about Goggles?
It's nothing special and it doesn't find most things. For me, its an useless application.

 

[eatsleeprepeat]

Spare parts says. Partial wakelock android.system 100% under partial wake usage. Only spare parts installed. Looks like it happens after making a call.

 

[Nexus6]

I have this problem as well. After restart the phone works flawlessly. But later the problem happens. I don't launch goggles. Does the problem occur even if you don't start goggles ?

 

[abesh]

Ditto, started happening to me from today

 

[RellikZephyr]

its not goggles

ive never had goggles installed.... and i still get not sleep issue

i think its samsung not doing their job properly AGAIN

they have had months to work on 1.6 and as usual their release is sub standard

nexus one here i come

RellikZephyr

 

[Snazzy]

My tests reproduce the No Sleep error if I place a call and then let the caller end the call. Like if I call my VM or auto parking attendant and let it time out and they hang up on me rather than me ending the call the phone will not sleep after. But if I make a call and I hangup the phone will sleep as normal.

Each call was made after a fresh boot and Goggles is not installed.

These are just my observations. Can anyone reproduce?

 

[RellikZephyr]

just a little curious....

everyone with the No Sleep issue... did they flash with Odin 3.95 Or 3.98??

me... i have the no sleep issue and i flashed with 3.95

gonna get 3.98 and try flash with that

RellikZephyr

 

[Snazzy]

just a little curious....

everyone with the No Sleep issue... did they flash with Odin 3.95 Or 3.98??

me... i have the no sleep issue and i flashed with 3.95

gonna get 3.98 and try flash with that

RellikZephyr

I have the no sleep issue and flashed with 3.98

 

[tekarthik]

After uninstalling GOGGLES, i happen to find the Sleep issue is taken care of to a larger extent Although the phone does not completely sleep as it used to be in 1.5.

Before uninstalling GOGGLES phone was awake for hours together...now after uninstalling i see the awake time to be in MINUTES which is by far an improvement that i see after getting rid of GOGGLES..

Anyways, nothing much i could do with GOGGLES in India as it was not scanning and identifying anything out here...so no real worries in missing it

 

[abesh]

Flashed with Odin 3.95 and i see intermittent sleep issues...

 

[RellikZephyr]

I have the no sleep issue and flashed with 3.98

hmm so maybe its not that

EDIT: just flashed with 3.98 no sleep issue gone..... for now

RellikZephyr

 

[assassin50]

Got sleep issues too, phone died in 17u. Uninstalled googles, rebooted, phone is charging now. Will see what the results are

 

[Rastaman-FB]

it will be nothing to do with what version of odin you flashed with. its the same images pushed to the device in download mode

 

[abesh]

it will be nothing to do with what version of odin you flashed with. its the same images pushed to the device in download mode

+1

 

[alex2010]

[FONT=&quot]I read all post. Nice discuss everybody. Some apps doesn’t mach other so please check[/FONT]

 

[Andronix]

Sleep issue is system related, not some app. I think it has to do with sound notifications bug.

Listen: The very first boot with 1.6 I noticed weird repeating notification sounds, so I just rebooted phone and sound disappeared. But after first battery drain, I noticed "system" keeping awake my phone so I did logcat:

E/NotificationService(   94): enqueueNotification :: useDefaultSound = false, notification.sound = null
E/NotificationService(   94): enqueueNotification :: useDefaultSound = false, notification.sound = null
E/NotificationService(   94): enqueueNotification :: useDefaultSound = false, notification.sound = null
E/NotificationService(   94): enqueueNotification :: useDefaultSound = false, notification.sound = null
E/NotificationService(   94): enqueueNotification :: useDefaultSound = false, notification.sound = null
E/NotificationService(   94): enqueueNotification :: useDefaultSound = false, notification.sound = null
E/NotificationService(   94): enqueueNotification :: useDefaultSound = false, notification.sound = null
E/NotificationService(   94): enqueueNotification :: useDefaultSound = false, notification.sound = null
E/NotificationService(   94): enqueueNotification :: useDefaultSound = false, notification.sound = null
E/NotificationService(   94): enqueueNotification :: useDefaultSound = false, notification.sound = null
E/NotificationService(   94): enqueueNotification :: useDefaultSound = false, notification.sound = null
E/NotificationService(   94): enqueueNotification :: useDefaultSound = false, notification.sound = null

I'll try a wipe once again. Damn beta 1.6....

 

[RellikZephyr]

yeah u's r right after few app installs and reboot

sleep issue returns

still got my bet on samsung not doing their job properly as usual

RellikZephyr

 

[Andronix]

To check if you're hit with this bug do the following:

Type "*#*#4636#*#*" from the dialer. Click "Battery history" and then watch watch two parameters, "Running" and "Screen on". The difference betwean those two should be few percents if your phone sleeps well. If the difference is huge, you have sleeping issue.

Next thing to do is etting adb from SDK working and running "adb logcat" to check if you have those same notification errors.

 

[alex2010]

Sleep issue is system related, not some app. I think it has to do with sound notifications bug.

Listen: The very first boot with 1.6 I noticed weird repeating notification sounds, so I just rebooted phone and sound disappeared. But after first battery drain, I noticed "system" keeping awake my phone so I did logcat:

E/NotificationService(   94): enqueueNotification :: useDefaultSound = false, notification.sound = null
E/NotificationService(   94): enqueueNotification :: useDefaultSound = false, notification.sound = null
E/NotificationService(   94): enqueueNotification :: useDefaultSound = false, notification.sound = null
E/NotificationService(   94): enqueueNotification :: useDefaultSound = false, notification.sound = null
E/NotificationService(   94): enqueueNotification :: useDefaultSound = false, notification.sound = null
E/NotificationService(   94): enqueueNotification :: useDefaultSound = false, notification.sound = null
E/NotificationService(   94): enqueueNotification :: useDefaultSound = false, notification.sound = null
E/NotificationService(   94): enqueueNotification :: useDefaultSound = false, notification.sound = null
E/NotificationService(   94): enqueueNotification :: useDefaultSound = false, notification.sound = null
E/NotificationService(   94): enqueueNotification :: useDefaultSound = false, notification.sound = null
E/NotificationService(   94): enqueueNotification :: useDefaultSound = false, notification.sound = null
E/NotificationService(   94): enqueueNotification :: useDefaultSound = false, notification.sound = null

I'll try a wipe once again. Damn beta 1.6....

I think you are right

 

[mrqs]

To check if you're hit with this bug do the following:

Type "*#*#4636#*#*" from the dialer. Click "Battery history"...

or get spare parts from the market

mine are:
running 65.2%
screen on 1.2%