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[logan3824]

I think I'm running it....I mean it said "starting" or whatever but is there anyway to check if it's actually running?

[milkshed27]

I think I'm running it....I mean it said "starting" or whatever but is there anyway to check if it's actually running?

This is what I've been trying to figure out, a way to know for sure that the app is actually working. Only way that I know of is if Superuser is showing permissions allowed notifications, which I am not receiving but apparently dillanshives is.

[dillanshives]

This is what I've been trying to figure out, a way to know for sure that the app is actually working. Only way that I know of is if Superuser is showing permissions allowed notifications, which I am not receiving but apparently dillonshives is.

So what I figured out is that CPU Sleep is a essentially a script, From what I read on other threads (Arctic) the app itself is what I'm getting the notifications from, because the app is running in the background, but the service, since it is a script, will continue running. I'll DM Matt and see if he has any insight.

EDIT: Emailed the developer, figured that would eliminate my speculation. lol

[dillanshives]

Okay so this is what the developer said, "The app itself is not a script, but when you start the app and the service, it runs a script. This is why you have the option to run on boot. The script wont be deleted until the app is, but if you uncheck run at boot, and do a reboot it should stop the tweak.". I hope this helps!!

And now I know that the notification was from the app itself. Peace of mind, anyone?

[Memnoch73]

Okay so this is what the developer said, "The app itself is not a script, but when you start the app and the service, it runs a script. This is why you have the option to run on boot. The script wont be deleted until the app is, but if you uncheck run at boot, and do a reboot it should stop the tweak.". I hope this helps!!

And now I know that the notification was from the app itself. Peace of mind, anyone?

Thanks for going the extra mile on this. I think the only way to tell if the app is running is just waiting and hopefully seeing better battery life. I started the app manually, got the SU prompt and checked apply on boot. I will see over the next few days what I get.

[milkshed27]

Okay so this is what the developer said, "The app itself is not a script, but when you start the app and the service, it runs a script. This is why you have the option to run on boot. The script wont be deleted until the app is, but if you uncheck run at boot, and do a reboot it should stop the tweak.". I hope this helps!!

And now I know that the notification was from the app itself. Peace of mind, anyone?

Thanks for getting that info for us. Much appreciated.

[logan3824]

Okay so this is what the developer said, "The app itself is not a script, but when you start the app and the service, it runs a script. This is why you have the option to run on boot. The script wont be deleted until the app is, but if you uncheck run at boot, and do a reboot it should stop the tweak.". I hope this helps!!

And now I know that the notification was from the app itself. Peace of mind, anyone?

+1 Thanks man I appreciate it.

[dillanshives]

No problem. Enjoy the battery life!

[ncwildcat]

Does cpusleep need to be a system app?? I see deep sleep when. I manually start but it doesn't autostart on boot

[Torin_93]

If CPU sleep is a script isnt there a way to find it in the file system? Would that tell us if its running?

[Torin_93]

Great App! I had to disable the superuser notifications for it though, gets kind of annoying every time you turn the screen on.
Saving me tons of battery!

I dont get the super user notifications when turning the screen on and off. You think its working for me?

[ncwildcat]

I never get notification...and never go into deep sleep according to cpuspy

Never mind...my $!#7ty work wifi keeping me awake...turned off wifi and all good

[Mr. Orange 645]

This is my wife's OG RAZR on bone stock 211. She only had 1h 7m screen time but several phone calls. I also saw WiFi was on the whole time but not connected so she was running on 4G the whole time. No battery saving apps installed.

[Brad92]

This is my wife's OG RAZR on bone stock 211. She only had 1h 7m screen time but several phone calls. I also saw WiFi was on the whole time but not connected so she was running on 4G the whole time. No battery saving apps installed.

That is really similar to my mom's bionic when I've checked the battery stats

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[dillanshives]

That is crazy battery! Excellent.

[lquarles]

I wish I could have battery life like you guys'. This is an original Razr running .215 set to Hotplug and with CPUSleep enabled.





Any tips?

[Aliceics]

I wish I could have battery life like you guys'. This is an original Razr running .215 set to Hotplug and with CPUSleep enabled.





Any tips?

Have you calibrated your battery in a while? I do it every few weeks and it helps my battery greatly.

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[lquarles]

Have you calibrated your battery in a while? I do it every few weeks and it helps my battery greatly.

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Just did it yesterday after installing the KOA AOKP ROM.

[Aliceics]

Just did it yesterday after installing the KOA AOKP ROM.

Oh if you just flashed a ROM your battery will be unstable for a day or two after. Should settle down soon.

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[lquarles]

Oh if you just flashed a ROM your battery will be unstable for a day or two after. Should settle down soon.

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It also affects the stock .215 side? And thank you.