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Feathers McGraw |
2016-01-17
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#401
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Originally Posted by romu
I think you're right, just tried covering the sensor for a few seconds then uncovering it without moving the phone, and the screen came on in LPM.
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2016-01-17
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@ Nantes, France
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#402
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Yes, that's it.
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2016-01-17
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Originally Posted by Feathers McGraw
Per default 'low-power-mode' is set to 'from-pocket'. I recommend some different settings:
I think you're right, just tried covering the sensor for a few seconds then uncovering it without moving the phone, and the screen came on in LPM.
Do the following:
Code:
mcetool --set-low-power-mode=disabled mcetool --set-lpmui-triggering=from-pocket,hover-over mcetool --set-low-power-mode=enabled
Last edited by minimec; 2016-01-17 at 22:00.
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2016-01-17
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#404
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Originally Posted by romu
I normally set the CPU scaling governor to 'conservative' after boot. My feeling is, that I gain some hours of battery life with that.
AFAIK, it works only with the proximity sensor. Personaly, I don't worry with battery like, having LPM is much more important to me.Currently, my N5 battery lasts for about 36 hours, but I don't have any data contract, which helps a bit.
Would be cool if you could confirm that...
Just do the following command in a console:
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devel-su echo conservative > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor
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2016-01-21
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@ Nantes, France
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#405
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Hi, did someone switch his/her N5 to 2.0.1.7?
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2016-01-21
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#407
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For early access, yes. I upgraded my Jolla phone without any issue.
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2016-01-21
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#408
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are there any indications that that we'll be able to get:
> a more modern version of cyanogenmod like 12.1?
> a single sailfish install all the way up to 2.0.x?
or is it still a case of 11+ updates + SFOS 1.98x8x8x + updates?
> a more modern version of cyanogenmod like 12.1?
> a single sailfish install all the way up to 2.0.x?
or is it still a case of 11+ updates + SFOS 1.98x8x8x + updates?
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2016-01-21
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#409
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Originally Posted by romu
Installed it too and no big problems beside the known bug with sensors.qcom that drains the battery...
For early access, yes. I upgraded my Jolla phone without any issue.
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2016-01-21
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#410
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Originally Posted by Jedibeeftrix
I went straight from CM11+ beta0 to SFOS 2.0 using the method on the wiki.
> a single sailfish install all the way up to 2.0.x?
or is it still a case of 11+ updates + SFOS 1.98x8x8x + updates
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