Did you try to launch/close the message app while looking at crest (+evtl svreenshot)?
Have you / can you make a solid/secure backup of your messages?
If yes, you could try to delete the message DB.
Is it possible that 808 has a corrupted messages db that put some processes into a endless loop cpu and battery consuming?
Or you could run journalctl -f as root to see what is displayed while you launch or close the message app.
If you are not used to cli, I wouldnāt like to push you into regrettable experiments.
Temporarily deleting the message db is just an idea but a confirmation from @flypig and/or @nephros would be good as they are much more skilled than me. I also donāt want to divert you from what they proposed.
Just an idea.
On your logs, post #24, first pic, second graph, we can see a big batt rdain at around 12:00. Do you remember what you did at this time?
If you are willing to risk loosing your messages and/or ruin your installation and if despite what I wrote previously you want, you can try to copy your messages files and delete the original files (and put them back later).
Read once entirely before you begin.
The easyest way is to do it from your computerās terminal, if you can, so you can copy-paste the commands. See here.
If possible, have a computer to read this page.
Have a reliable backup freshly made of your phone
Reboot the phone, donāt open messages
Go into plane mode (to avoid receiving a message while manipulating the messages files)
Activate developer mode into settings and input a password.
So this is interesting ā¦i closed the memesmessmessaging application by mistakeā¦I have the people application up from a previous call⦠I can switches between tabs⦠ButBut iicantiicant start the application even though its upā¦odd ( the double type is happening on its own as I type.
attached is the cpu pic and the proof that i cant start messaging or people even though the people application is upā¦odd
Either something is wrong with the collection of the cpu sleep statistics, or your devices does not go in sleep mode. Judging on your battery drain I would say the latter.
Itās unclear why youāre having trouble with the contacts and messaging app @808 , and whether itās related to the battery drain.
If you try running these at the command line, the log output may well give an idea about why these apps arenāt starting. The steps to test this:
Log in to your device over SSH.
Enter privileged mode (itāll ask you to enter your password):
devel-su -p
Run the messaging app:
jolla-messages
Observe what it outputs to the terminal.
Similarly for the contacts app:
Close the messaging app if itās still running.
Run the contacts app:
jolla-contacts
Observe what it outputs to the terminal.
Would you mind letting us know what you see from this please?
Out of interest, did you try the suggestion from @ric9k to clear your messages databases? Iād recommend taking a backup of your device (Settings > Backup > Back up now) first, but that may be worth a try. Similarly you could try clearing out your contacts.
Finally, you could try installing mcetool to check your autosuspend status (which should be set to āenabledā), like this:
SureSure II will trytrytrytry thesethese thingthingsthings (the phone does the double thing on its own) im not clear on the what you mean by the ssh thingā¦sorry. Im not the smart tech personā¦
also in the delete db thing⦠It was not clear to me on how to do it⦠Do i just delete old messages?
Iāve sent a private message with a suggestion to try to fix the double typing (private to avoid introducing an off-topic conversation here).
Thatās a very good question. As a user, you wouldnāt normally be expected to use SSH at all. However, when performing debugging of a specific issue, which weāre now getting into, I think it would make your life easier. It allows you to connect to your phone from a desktop/laptop and enter commands there, rather than typing them directly on your phone.
Youād need access to a Windows, Linux or macOS desktop or laptop connected to the same home network as your phone for this.
Iād be happy to walk you through how to do this, but would first need to know which system (Windows/Linux/macOS) youād be using for it.
Do you mean the password on the Settings > Developer tools page (thatās the password I mentioned in my previous post)? Instead of recovering it, itās probably easier just to enter a new one there (during the process of changing it, youāll be asked to enter the PIN for your phone).
:ā) Thanks,
As a not-yet-hasbeen-newbie, I often see there is a gap between ānormal usersā ressources and high knowledgable users resources/tricks on the forum.
In other words, nice carpet on the floor and first step but some tiers/steps are missing to begin climbing the ladder.
So ānormalā users have at first to climb first meter with the arms only. And this filters. Perhaps avoiding a bit letting grow the troops.
2 cents only
I failed to mention one other issue⦠The phone can no longer make calls when set to prefer 4g.
I can only make and receive calls when set toto prefer 3gā¦
this started about 2 updates back.
The service is Red Pocket⦠Also there is one phone number of a friend that I talked to all the time⦠I can no longer call herā¦only text messages workā¦when I try to make a voice call it gives a Verizon message⦠But she can call call me meme no problem ā¦
something has gonna nuts for sureā¦
i will read through that stuff and see what happen⦠I will most likely destroy the phone in the process so I maybe signing off for good⦠Thanks for the helps