Open oxirt opened 5 years ago
Hello so far we do note have this reported, in general in our own research we did see any relation to battery protect and the background process optimizations. Can you please double check that?
We ave a complete thread on the Nokia issues here: https://github.com/urbandroid-team/dont-kill-my-app/issues/55
Also please look here https://github.com/urbandroid-team/dont-kill-my-app/issues/55
Speaking of that, I obtained a Nokia 5.1 prototype unit few weeks ago and I found DuraSpeed option was available in the prototype build (6th option entitled with a rocket icon and Chinese word "快霸" in following screenshot). Unfortunately I don't have more screenshots in English before I reinstalled retail firmware on it, but I do have made a dump of emmc back then. In prototype firmware, the DuraSpeed package is located at /system/priv-app/DuraSpeed/DuraSpeed.apk . Didn't analyze retail firmware yet. I bet you can get to DuraSpeed configuration activity by some method like QuickShortcutMaker.
I have a Nokia 5.1 plus and I have used the command to disable DuraSpeed and power saver. The services working well now. After I run the command to disable DuraSpeed it didn't give any response.
It seems that the latest update from July 5th (build number 00WW_2_16A_SP03) has completely resolved the issue for my Nokia 5.1 plus (TA-1105).
Sorry, false-positive. After a few days the phone startet killing my apps again. Don't know why it worked for a few hours after the update. Maybe an "intelligent" learning algorithm?
Somehow I managed to keep GSam Battery Monitor running without getting killed. Just added a widget and it stays in the notification bar. Too bad AccuBattery doesn't have any widgets.
@Cybso: If your app is on external storage (SD card), try moving it to internal storage (#179).
@kohmy2036: If AccuBattery has neither a widget nor a permanent notification, it cannot be run in background and will always get killed.
I solved this problem by manually running
adb shell settings put global setting.duraspeed.enabled 2
adb shell settings put global setting.duraspeed.enabled 0
after each reboot.
Running something after each reboot is not an option for app developers out there…
I've spoke from the user's point of view.
I have Nokia 5.1 Plus running Android 9. I disabled
com.evenwell.powersaving.g3
, still, all the services (mail apps, chat apps, etc) were being killed in background. Also, I could not findcom.evenwell.emm
in packages orDuraSpeed
in logcat.What helped me was disabling
com.evenwell.batteryprotect
. Since then, the services seems to be running properly.Please keep this issue open, I'll update my findings in a few days.