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Originally Posted by attila77 View Post
My personal wacko EE theory is that booting is not as strenuous as it seems at first glance, but does for some reason mess up the charge indicator/battery chemistry/power management in general, which in turn can/will influence possible runtime. I'm pretty certain it's not 'straight current draw' after losing 30% battery power on a N810 reboot (that would result in a serious meltdown if true ), and after gaining 7% on another (unrelated) reboot.
I believe there are two issues:
- What you're explaining is correct. Even the builtin battery meter tends to keep on saying "the battery just got better" up to an hour after rebooting.
- Tracker. Or metalayer or whatever it's called on Diablo. Indexing 4 GiB takes a load of time -- plenty of time to suck power without overheating anything.

I've also found a few weird things. First reboot usually shows 100% battery even if before rebooting it was at 90%. Second reboot shows half the battery. Every other reboot shows "battery low" warning. This was with around half an hour between reboots (was trying to create a hildon-desktop patch and messed something up ).