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Excessive battery drain when idle
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ibins
2013-09-15 , 13:46
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Maybe you could monitor your process list for a while:
ps -e
If the process IDs after a reboot differ a lot from the process IDs after a couple of minutes without starting/stopping anything (exept the ps process itself), this could be an indicator for something, that is restarting/crashing regularely.
Edit: And use "top". Press "c" after starting top, so it sorts your processes, that use most of the CPU.
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