Hi,
I'm using s4 mini LTE I9195 with CM11 M6, f4ktion 1.4.0 kernel, BN3 modem, TWRP 2.7 recovery
All was working fine, average battery drain on idle was 1%-2% (not great, but fine), and suddenly it rocketed to drain 15%-30% per hour.
I usually use Android Tuner's battery measure stats to track drain statistics over time.
After checking it, I"ve noticed that it () the drain) started in the middle of the night.
So it's not due to "I launched this App, and then..." It just went nuts on it's own...
I've checked which process is to blame and the first one with max battery consumption is:
com.android.systemui (with KitKat logo) followed by Android System, then Screen, and then all the usuals.
I tried to do reboots, disable wifi/nfc/rotation/data/sync/anything else/kill user apps - no effect ...
It still drains about 20% per hour on system and systemui for the whole day now :crying:
And I have no idea what causing it / how to revert it...
So, do you have any suggestions on how to trace this bug?
What to search for in logs?
Any thing else?
I'm not a big pro on android OS subsystem, so advises are welcomed!
I'd love to help, but I actually stumbled upon this thread while googling to help myself
I'm using Note 2 (N7100), running CM11 - newest nightly (although I flashed it today, after slightly recharging the battery once I noticed the problem) and Devil3 kernel.
I'm having the same issue - yesterday everything was fine, I've left the phone to charge over night and display time as usual and in the morning nothing seemed out of the ordinary, until 6 hours later. After those 6 hours my battery was fully depleted (whereas normally lasts whole day and is not even close to being depleted). com.android.systemui and Android System seem to be the problem for me too.
I've also tried turning off some functions, uninstalling some apps, turning off notification privileges for others. Even, as said earlier, flashed newest nightly. Nothing helped. Using phone with without flashing Devil3 kernel didn't help.
Anyone have any ideas?
Just try to flash stock software and again CM.
Try a older version of CM11, and if stability is a priorty stay on CM 10.2
OK, so I've tried a few things, and had a few surprising outcomes:
I've analyzed the CPU load with various tools, as Android Tuner, OS Monitor, and All-In-One Toolbox.
Most of them reported Android System using 30% CPU, and com.android.systemui using 25% CPU, all on the highest frequency.
But All-In-One Toolbox recognized top process instead of Android System as Lockscreen android process, so maybe there is a hint there...
(and I don't use any custom lockscreen stuff beyond stock CM's one)
So, backed up the current troublesome system (let's call it BKP_NEW), just in case, and decided to restore a full NANDroid backup I had from a week ago (and the issue is just from yesterday).
Restored all 6 partitions (/system, /boot, /cache, /efs, /modem, /data), rebooted, and....
...The issue was still present! Crazy battery drain just as before!
Very confusing... Then I went for a factory reset - it fixed the issue, but I have to start from scratch with all the SW installs and config, and I don't have a week to waste setting everything up again, and potentially running into the same issue some time later.
So, I've decided to move further back, and restored a two week old NANDroid backup > reboot > No issue presents
But it was just too weird, since the delta between 1-week old and 2-week old backup is infinitesimal.
So, out of curiosity I've decided to restore the BKP_NEW (the one of the system with the issue present)... and after the restore it works just fine! (WTF?!?!)
After thinking on it for a while, my conclusion is that there was some problem with some part of system that was wiped/fixed in TWRP's Factory Reset, but is not touched/overwritten during the NANDroid 6-partition restore.
But again, this is just my assumption, need someone more knowledgeable to confirm this possibility...
(maybe @ne0zone75 can advice on this?)
Since that, all is working fine (at least so far).
And if my assumptions are correct, @Ksenios, you can try to do this, and still have working system with all apps and configs (If youre comfortable with recovery / backups management).
hi,
(passing bye from google - just a note)
com.android.systemui cpu high usage (about 37%),
on my huawei media pad x2 (gem702l) but only while charging (and just sometimes), if that gives something for someone, any clues why ?
I've been having this issue where the touchscreen on my OP 5T will be working just fine but the next second just turn unresponsive to any touch, and no amount of rebooting fixes it.
So far, I've tried using the unbricking tool and restored it to OOS 5.1.3, wiped everything off the phone and tried the latest OOS 9.0.1, and even some custom ROMs like Pixel Experience, both the official Oreo version and some unofficial Pie versions.
I even tried installing custom kernels like the blu-spark kernel and the π kernel.
But here's the thing, all of these work right after making the change but the touchscreen stops working a day later. I'm still on the fence if this is a hardware or a software issue, because (do please correct me if I am wrong) a hardware issue would be if it was totally unresponsive and not work fine after installing a new ROM/kernel, which is not the case here, leading me to assume it has to be something in the software related?
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I've been having this issue where the touchscreen on my OP 5T will be working just fine but the next second just turn unresponsive to any touch, and no amount of rebooting fixes it.
So far, I've tried using the unbricking tool and restored it to OOS 5.1.3, wiped everything off the phone and tried the latest OOS 9.0.1, and even some custom ROMs like Pixel Experience, both the official Oreo version and some unofficial Pie versions.
I even tried installing custom kernels like the blu-spark kernel and the π kernel.
But here's the thing, all of these work right after making the change but the touchscreen stops working a day later. I'm still on the fence if this is a hardware or a software issue, because (do please correct me if I am wrong) a hardware issue would be if it was totally unresponsive and not work fine after installing a new ROM/kernel, which is not the case here, leading me to assume it has to be something in the software related?
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Same problem. Did you solve this problem?
Has anyone found a permanent solution to this? Or at least a reason? My op 5t also stops responding randomly to the touch. This is really bad.
I also have this problem as well. It seems that many users have this issue. OnePlus should take a close look at it
I have been having this issue for more than 6 months. The problem came after one update during android Oreo if not mistaken (Which update i can't remember)
For my phone, the screen will be unresponsive during the below occasions:
1. After rebooting the phone, touchscreen is unresponsive for up to a minute
2. When browsing pictures in gallery
3. When taking picture using portrait mode
4. When google play is updating apps
5. When google photo is backing up photos.
I am also doubting if is a hardware or software issue, because it only happened in some occasion previously for my case. Tried wipe and install stable/open beta a few times, same thing.
After the latest open beta update, it got even worst, other than the above occasions, the screen start to stop working randomly (be it watching a youtube video or using chrome), its getting annoying as i need to restart my phone a few times a day.
I saw alot of people having this issue, but has yet to raise concern of OnePlus.
I've recently had the same problem, I was still running Lineage 15.1 and had not updated my firmware in months because the official builds switched to 16, then suddenly 2 weeks ago the touch screen stops responding while I was actually using it. Reboots didn't help, clearing cache and flashing lineage didn't help. In the end I somehow got it to work again by flashing the last open beta - but even then it didn't work right after flashing it, I had to leave it over night then it mysteriously started responding again in the morning.
I've just had it happen again and I have tried removing the screen protector and completely discharging the battery as some people on the oneplus forum have reported this helps, but it did not work for me. I really can't be bothered going through the whole process of re-flashing open beta then flashing back to lineage and installing all my apps an restoring my data again, but the only other option at this point is to try take it apart to check the screen is still connected to the motherboard properly....
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I also faced this problem, then i tried to degrade it to android oreo, and somehow i never faced touch issue, i think this is a bug in android pie,
karyy said:
I also faced this problem, then i tried to degrade it to android oreo, and somehow i never faced touch issue, i think this is a bug in android pie,
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I'm not sure about that, the first time I had the issue appear I was still running oreo, as I mentioned, I hadn't updated anything in months due to the lineage nightlies switching to Pie.... That said, certainly seems like most people who have reported it mentioned upgrading to Pie
Facing same issue..
I have a similar issue too..
It started several months ago, when the screen used to randomly stop working, a quick hard reboot usually solved the issue.
But about a month ago, the screen stopped responding altogether and any amount of reboot did not work. So too the device to Oneplus service, there they flashed it to 9.0.7, and the screen started working again, and continued working for a few more hours, until it stopped responding again.
Tried flashing several times using the unbricking tool, but all efforts in vain.
Finally after a month or so, I bought a new phone, and today I just wanted to see if anything has changed on OP5T, and to my surprise, the touch screen started working again.
So this time I enabled USB Debugging, permanently enabled OTG, so that even if the screen stops working, I can use an external keyboard/mouse.
But OP5T is no longer my primary device, and hence I have moved on to a different manufacturer, as I saw absolutely no point in buying another Oneplus and god knows what will happen a year down the line...
Has anyone found a solution to this? I am facing the same problem with my oneplus 5T.
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Has anyone found a solution to this? I am facing the same problem with my oneplus 5T.
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I had the problem. Had to send it back to OnePlus. They replaced the cpu under warrenty. Call 0neplus.
i have this problem on LineageOS 16, in stock is good
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I'm not sure about that, the first time I had the issue appear I was still running oreo, as I mentioned, I hadn't updated anything in months due to the lineage nightlies switching to Pie.... That said, certainly seems like most people who have reported it mentioned upgrading to Pie
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I was just searching this issue online. I'm currently facing it as well.
Rebooting the phone makes it go away. I face this issue while charging the phone via official dash charger.
I'm running stock Oxygen OS 5.1.7 running Oreo 8.1.0. I faced this issue 6-8 months ago as well. I cleared 7gb free space in my phone then it started working fine then. My device is 64GB variant. I never updated to Android Pie.
This is a major problem in OnePlus 5 and 5t. I've seen many posts on both XDA and official oneplus forums but found no guaranteed solution so far. I was thinking of flashing custom kernel but then saw here that people are still facing this issue in custom ROMs.
I thought I had solved the problem by installing the RenderZenith kernel, which someone on the oneplus forums recommended in the thread there dealing with this issue... but it has resurfaced after a couple of months without issue. Rebooting does not fix the issue for me, I have to flash a stock firmware, and sometimes reboot a few times, before the touchscreen starts working again. I tried installing CarbonROM instead of Lineage to see if that made a difference but it lasted about a day before the problem reoccurred. I am now going to try a Q-based ROM (probably Carbon) to see if that makes any difference, but I am not hopeful. I have even had the issue occur once while I was still running stock 9.0.9 and had not yet got to reflashing a custom ROM, had to do a full wipe and reinstall the stock ROM again to get it working.
I'm about ready to throw this phone in the bin and buy something new - only problem is I don't know what. Certainly not going to waste money on another oneplus after this debacle but there aren't many other options that are good for custom ROMs. Too bad OOS is such insecure trash and Oneplus as a company cant be trusted, otherwise I might at least see how I go running stock for a while.
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I thought I had solved the problem by installing the RenderZenith kernel, which someone on the oneplus forums recommended in the thread there dealing with this issue... but it has resurfaced after a couple of months without issue. Rebooting does not fix the issue for me, I have to flash a stock firmware, and sometimes reboot a few times, before the touchscreen starts working again. I tried installing CarbonROM instead of Lineage to see if that made a difference but it lasted about a day before the problem reoccurred. I am now going to try a Q-based ROM (probably Carbon) to see if that makes any difference, but I am not hopeful. I have even had the issue occur once while I was still running stock 9.0.9 and had not yet got to reflashing a custom ROM, had to do a full wipe and reinstall the stock ROM again to get it working.
I'm about ready to throw this phone in the bin and buy something new - only problem is I don't know what. Certainly not going to waste money on another oneplus after this debacle but there aren't many other options that are good for custom ROMs. Too bad OOS is such insecure trash and Oneplus as a company cant be trusted, otherwise I might at least see how I go running stock for a while.
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Have you tried Affinity kernel? Saw a post here. But it is for OnePlus 5
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=79256461&postcount=95
archz2 said:
Have you tried Affinity kernel? Saw a post here. But it is for OnePlus 5
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=79256461&postcount=95
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No I haven't.... but I am losing faith by the minute here.... screen now stops responding even in TWRP or on a fresh install of the stock OS..... I'd say it's hardware related but seems weird that reverting to stock fixes it... sort of....
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No I haven't.... but I am losing faith by the minute here.... screen now stops responding even in TWRP or on a fresh install of the stock OS..... I'd say it's hardware related but seems weird that reverting to stock fixes it... sort of....
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Okay. So you're currently running stock ROM version 9.0.9?
Another query, did this problem occur on your phone in stock Oxygen OS v5.1.7 with Oreo 8.1. 0?
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k-ninja said:
No I haven't.... but I am losing faith by the minute here.... screen now stops responding even in TWRP or on a fresh install of the stock OS..... I'd say it's hardware related but seems weird that reverting to stock fixes it... sort of....
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Okay. So you're currently running stock ROM version 9.0.9?
Another query, did this problem occur on your phone in stock Oxygen OS v5.1.7 with Oreo 8.1. 0?
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archz2 said:
Okay. So you're currently running stock ROM version 9.0.9?
Another query, did this problem occur on your phone in stock Oxygen OS v5.1.7 with Oreo 8.1. 0?
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Okay. So you're currently running stock ROM version 9.0.9?
Another query, did this problem occur on your phone in stock Oxygen OS v5.1.7 with Oreo 8.1. 0?
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I'm not running OOS now, but I have had the issue occur while I was. I am just re-flashing OOS to get the touchscreen to work again, but actually I can't even get the setup wizard to work once the phone boots (hangs on the "just a sec" screen), so I am usually flashing another custom ROM once the screen works again. I managed to get to about 6 hours of normal usage last night before the screen stopped responding again - after fighting with the phone all day and most times not getting much past installing magisk modules.
I am starting to think the problem is related to either Magisk, or the riru kernel hooking modules necessary for Xprivacylua (which is mandatory to install IMO) - I had been using the YAHFA module mostly but yesterday I tried Sandhook to see if it made any difference - that was when I managed to get to 6 hours instead of 30 minutes, but it was also when I went back to Magisk 19.3 instead of installing 20.2. Now that I think back, I am wondering if it was upgrading Magisk from 19.x to 20.x that made the issue resurface after a couple of months without it.... Can't remember for certain, but it seems like the most plausible explanation. I tried flashing Magisk uninstaller this time when the screen stopped, but it didn't help - only reflashing back to stock works (sometimes it even takes a few goes). Whatever the problem is, it seems like it is tripping some hardware related switch which only gets reset when installing stock FW.
the other thought I had was that perhaps the hooking framework is getting in the way - like it intercepts the screen touches before they are processed, but it bugs out for some reason and they never get passed on to the OS. I don't know enough about how it works honestly, or any idea how to go about debugging such a weird problem, so no way to look into it.
Anyway, to answer you other question - I never had the problem with OOS 5.1.7, I have never run stock OOS on my phone, but the first time I had the problem was with Lineage 15.1 Oreo 8.1.0. I can't remember if at that time I was running stock xposed or edxposed.
I'm close to my wits end here. IF the problem turns out to be magisk related, it's pretty much new phone time - I doubt even if I logged a bug report it will get looked at any time soon much less resovled, and I simply refuse to run an android phone without xprivacylua.
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Anyway, to answer you other question - I never had the problem with OOS 5.1.7, I have never run stock OOS on my phone, but the first time I had the problem was with Lineage 15.1 Oreo 8.1.0. I can't remember if at that time I was running stock xposed or edxposed.
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Edexposed is for Pie ROMS as there's been no development for Pie from official developer for xposed. Chances are you were running xposed only on Oreo 8.1.0.
Today I flashed Franco Kernel on my phone, been running smooth so far. I used to get non-responsiveness while dash charging specifically. Let's see how it goes. Will keep you updated.
Bugger it... I managed to get to 4 days or so after flashing back to LOS 16.1 / Magisk 19.3 / Edxposed YAFHA / Franco kernel, but it has just crapped out on me again.
This time I has tried a slowly-slowly approach, at first running just the stock OS and apps for a few hours, then gradually started installing magisk, riru, edexposed, then finally xprivacylua - Didn't have any problems up to there. Then I installed pico gapps, and used the Play store to do a fresh install of Mobius Final Fantasy instead of restoring from Titanium backup (this game is actually the only real reason I need gapps at all :-/). Mobius is a PITA because its like a 5Gb download, so it takes a long time to reinstall rather than restore from TB. Anyway it seemed like it was working ok for a few days after the fresh install but I just picked up the phone as couldn't unlock it. I have noticed that often the problem does occur while I am playing the game and I have wondered if there is something about it which makes it more likely to trigger, but it can't be the only thing as it happens even during the setup wizard sometimes.... bloody infuriating.
Anyway... not sure what to do now. Really CBF going through the back-to-stock dance again. Meh.
Since the last few updates, even on a fresh install with nothing installed. My LineageOS in Alioth has been using 7% to 11% /hr of battery on a fresh install with no extra apps added. Tried doing a clean install, reset to factory, even tried reseting battery stats. Sadly cant do anything about it and I'm not being able to go back to versions I knew worked OK (19.1-20220723 for example since i dont have an img to use and lineage page only have the latest).
Most battery, about 55% is consumed by Kernel. Has anyone had the same issue?
Not sure what else to do and really don't want to go back to MIUI.
I got similar issues a few Updates back, it was related to some Magisk modules I used. After removing them the battery drain stopped.
Try getting the logcat output and see if something is reported there.
Also make sure you are using the right firmware.
Thanks for the advice Boracho, but this is happening on a 100% clean install. Not even gapps on it.
Did clean installs of both OS and recovery versions 19.1-20220917, 19.1-20221001 and 9.1-20221008... all had the same problem. Finally remembered I had 19.1-20220723 in a pendrive. Installed it. Works just fine. Battery problem is gone.
Disabled auto updates. The end.