Safe mode crashing

[insanezz]

How do you start the Moto G in safe mode please?

Press the power button, then hold down your finger on power off, you should see boot into safe mode

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[mtvictor]

Well, the thing you should consider that it was in airplane mode for 2 times..

I dont think i would make it to 2 days if i wasnt using that,

Just curious then, how long does your G last?

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1 day and still have a little of juice
But im on 3G all day, and sending messages and doing 1 hour of calls etc

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[neu smurph]

If I'm doing my maths right your screen is drawing an average of just over 9%/hour of use - that's pretty high - mine tends to average out at about 5%/hour on Auto Brightness if I'm mostly using the device indoors so actual brightness is at the lower end of the scale. What are your brightness settings - the power draw difference between minimum and maximum brightness is huge.

Also this is just a theory and may not be the case with modern tech, but if there is a higher power draw needed to initially light the backlight your pattern of repeated screen start ups (presumably from the ACDisplay app) may be contributing to a higher than normal overall drain associated with the screen.


The Maths.

Battery drop on graph is 100% - 27% = 73%
The screen has used 39% of that 73%. 73% x 0.39 = 28.47% - this is the actual percentage of your battery that has been used by the screen.
The screen is reporting to be active for 182 minutes.
Power draw per minute on is 28.47% / 182 = 0.156%/min
Power draw per hour is 0.156% x 60 = 9.38%.

 

[insanezz]

If I'm doing my maths right your screen is drawing an average of just over 9%/hour of use - that's pretty high - mine tends to average out at about 5%/hour on Auto Brightness if I'm mostly using the device indoors so actual brightness is at the lower end of the scale. What are your brightness settings - the power draw difference between minimum and maximum brightness is huge.

Also this is just a theory and may not be the case with modern tech, but if there is a higher power draw needed to initially light the backlight your pattern of repeated screen start ups (presumably from the ACDisplay app) may be contributing to a higher than normal overall drain associated with the screen.


The Maths.

Battery drop on graph is 100% - 27% = 73%
The screen has used 39% of that 73%. 73% x 0.39 = 28.47% - this is the actual percentage of your battery that has been used by the screen.
The screen is reporting to be active for 182 minutes.
Power draw per minute on is 28.47% / 182 = 0.156%/min
Power draw per hour is 0.156% x 60 = 9.38%.

I'm also using autp brightness so.. Also indoor mostly. And acdisplay isnt turning my screen on for most of the times because im using active mode.

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[Frank Maximus]

I just encountered the same, and using adb/logcat, I found out it was SwiftKey which was causing the crashes.
So I suppose you need to also switch back to the stock keyboard before going to safe mode.
I hope this might help.