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Could you try with 'top' in an xterm and look for any process using more than a couple of percent CPU? (except for just after starting top, which by itselfs consumes some CPU).
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I noticed I can have a little longer lasting battery if I close the 3G after surfing but the difference is minimal. |
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Hey Guys!
So i already tried a lot of improving my Battery... Now i got at least 2 Days of Standby. My Setup: - Always connected to Vodafone Internet - 4 Desktops with a lot of Widgets in use. BUT: NO FACEBOOK! Thatīs one of the Widgets which will drain your Battery fast! - NO WIFI - NO Messenger online. If i am Online with the Messenger App on Skype and ICQ my Battery drains in about 5 to 6 hours! - Email is manual Sync. - Light on 3 - 30 Seconds of Light Timeout. - Bluetooth off except of Driving in my Car. Can anybody confirm that the Messenger and the Facebook Widget will drain the Battery fast? |
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How to get the percentage od battery? Any possiability to get mAh of battery?
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Ok, so I reflashed the n900 last night, didnt install any extra apps. turned off all automatic email checks, removed all desktops but 1, no widgets at all, only shortcuts, charged to full overnight.
Took it off the charger this morning, used the web browser for 45 minutes on EDGE only and my battery is already down 30%. It may be time for the N900 to go back. I love the potential of the N900 but I think I have a lemon. What else is there to do? |
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(disclaimer: don't try this if you don't understand what it does)
I've looked at the power management settings Code:
/home/user # cat /etc/pmconfig Code:
/home/user # cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_available_frequencies So, to save a bit of the battery one can lower the max cpu freq on the next reboot by changing "scaling_max_freq 600000" to "scaling_max_freq 550000" in /etc/pmconfig or in the live system (temporary util the next reboot): Code:
/home/user # echo -n 550000 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_max_freq Also, for the people with wifi problems a temporary bandaid that I've seen somewhere posted for the N8xx (YMMV): 1. create a file in /etc/network/if-post-down.d/restart_wlancond with the following contents: Code:
#!/bin/sh Code:
/home/user # chmod 755 /etc/network/if-post-down.d/restart_wlancond |
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Lemons happen, I guess. |
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