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I'm one of the ones complaining about battery life in the latest updates for x14 Houji... No idea why, but it seems to have improved. Maybe even solved. I'm not going to post another screenshot to make it easier to read, but hear some data: Active time: 12h Android system: 19,36% of batter usage...

Trying to reset battery stats (x14, houji), as it always shows 6h 33' left of battery. I found the commands in another post: Second command fails: I was checking the adb developer settings, and eventually turned the error into this: Any advice about how to continue? Edit: This sounds a bit...

I added a logcat above.

Adding a logcat, I cleared the flush just before doing so, and left it running for around 7-8 minutes. Not sure whether this will tell you anything. Edit: I removed the logcat, as the battery life seems to be better now.

Unfortunately I don't run any windows, just use Linux. Can running the adb commands from the bat file manually from the Linux shell be enough? I'm not in front of a computer till tomorrow, will see what I can get

Can you tell us how to do so? Is there any post explaining it? I'll go do a search later just in case I can find it on my own, but maybe better to know what exactly is needed.

Houji (x14), battery still not great. Android system on top of the battery spenders. 25% battery left with around 11h of phone disconnected from charging and 6h of SOT, so proyections would yield 14,5h and 8h, was much better in weeklies from around a month ago. Also I didn't manage to clean...

About 3, glad to see it's not my imagination, I'll edit this and post a screenshot of battery usage in a while. Edit: attached below, Xiaomi 14 Houji

I think it is pretty clear in my message. I edited the script that does the flashing, which has a lot of lines flashing each "part", and told it to ignore that line (hence the # sign, which means "ignore this line", at least in Linux bash scripts, which is where I'm updating from, a Linux...

Updated in Xiaomi 14 (Huoji). I commented the line: This way I don't need to take care of another flashing afterwards. I have signal and both cameras work. BTW, something weird I've noticed, with this and with previous weeklies... When I first use the mobile, I did enable the SA switch in the...

Fixed the issue for me.

+1, also global. We need to flash the modem after every update to have network, in case that's important for the issue we're having.

Houji, front camera either crashes or doesn't work. Tried killing the app and deleting data a few times, still not working...

Gallery is draining the battery for me as well (Xiaomi 14, Huoji), also the phone is heating. I've switched that app from "no restrictions" to "battery saving 'recommended' " mode, let's see if that makes a difference... Glad to hear about any other suggestion. Edit: after this change and a...

Xiaomi 14 user (Houji). After unlocking the bootloader (did not work with Linux version of the tool, outdated, had to use Windows version in a KVM virtual machine), I tried to install with fastboot (also from linux, with linux script and wiping data, anyway it was already wiped after unlock). It...

So you're saying (correct me otherwise) that we will have to choose between formatting or staying in a rom that will not be patched any more. Not a criticism (and i don't understand the tone in the reply, it was neither a complaint, nor a request), just wanting to know what will come.

With the stop of weekly builds for poco F3 in some time, i would suggest to please make sure that the last weekly build is received is marked as stable, or that a path of upgrade from weekly to stable is provided so that it is not needed to format data. That would make the announcement less hard...

Worth trying for bad battery autonomy in poco f3 as well?

Finally it worked! I had some mails that were detected as spam. After solving that, everything went smoothly. Thanks!

Actually I've finally realized that neither of the two credit top-ups made it into the account. @hadron please check account 148971908 or aber my private message. Thanks!