"Mobile standby" and battery drain on Nexus 5x

[n1m1]

Hello,
on my new Nexus 5x I am detecting high percentages of mobile standby which are the reason of a huge battery drain. However, I don't have any evidence that this problem is related to Copperhead.

This usually happens when my device switch from WiFi to 4G . At that point, even if I switch again to WiFi, mobile standby (and battery drain) persists. The only way to fix this is rebooting the device. Moreover, in this particular situation (WiFi -> 4G -> WiFi) I can't switch again to 4G: mobile data is not working any more.

APN settings are correct. Furthermore, before writing this post, I've also tested a new SIM card: nothing change.

Thanks in advance for your attention.

P.s: Copperhead is really great.

[thestinger]

That's almost certainly an upstream Android issue or a hardware issue. Worth noting that more power will be drained if the signal is poor.

[thestinger]

That's almost certainly an upstream Android issue or a hardware issue. Worth noting that more power will be drained if the signal is poor.

[n1m1]

Correct.
Browsing around I've seen that actually lot of devices running 6.0.1 are affected by this issue. A popular suggestion for fixing the bug is that of performing a factory reset. I could give a try to this (even if I am not very convinced) but...

How can I backup my device since I am not root (therefore I can't use oandbackup which seems to be the only app on F-Droid useful for this purpose). Any suggestion about the methods I could employ to backup contents and apps on CopperheadOS?

Thanks.

[n1m1]

Correct.
Browsing around I've seen that actually lot of devices running 6.0.1 are affected by this issue. A popular suggestion for fixing the bug is that of performing a factory reset. I could give a try to this (even if I am not very convinced) but...

How can I backup my device since I am not root (therefore I can't use oandbackup which seems to be the only app on F-Droid useful for this purpose). Any suggestion about the methods I could employ to backup contents and apps on CopperheadOS?

Thanks.

[thestinger]

You can use adb backup (with the appropriate flags, something like adb -f backup.ab -all -shared and then adb restore backup.adb IIRC).

[thestinger]

You can use adb backup (with the appropriate flags, something like adb -f backup.ab -all -shared and then adb restore backup.adb IIRC).

[n1m1]

Great.
Thanks for the prompt answer.

[n1m1]

Great.
Thanks for the prompt answer.