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#4
Do you know how to kill the process manually?

just in case:

(install rootsh if necessary)

In xterm:

Code:
rootsh su - 
ps aux | grep bridge_work-que
output will be something like:
772 root 0 SW [bridge_work-que]
3638 user 2092 R grep bridge_work-que
Code:
kill 772
Where 772 is the actual PID displayed.


Tip: you can use the following as a more accurate way of finding your current battery level:

Code:
lshal | grep percent