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#268
Originally Posted by pycage View Post
If the problem goes away when switching off WiFi, then it's most likely that the WiFi router doesn't support power management (or doesn't have it enabled).
That's the point: the problem appears with a wifi connection, and then stays until a reboot is done.

@marauder: please as you stated above now the device is running quite well with normal battery duration, so can you share your free ram as reported by top command in a shell?

I'm convinced the device has some problem with wifi, during "high battery drain" periods I fell it become quite warm.

Last edited by quark; 2009-11-30 at 20:11.