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#1
hi
i saw that some processes eats a lot of battery and after few days my idle consumption grows from 7 to 15-20
i wanted to do something like this one
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=58935&page=40
but i don't know processes' names, so could you help me collecting all them?
thanks
 

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Honestly I don't see much value in this as I would prefer doing a reboot instead of killing processes but since you want the process names then a tit-for-tat equivalent with the last part adding N9QT's Full Refresh command in place of hildon-desktop refreshes:

Code:
#!/bin/sh

echo Your Nokia N9 is being Optimized

#Refresh the Audio Process to avoid audio glitch
killall pulseaudio

#Refresh the Tracker process
killall tracker-store

#Refresh the browser
killall grob

#Refresh of the most common applications and UIs
killall organiser
killall calc
killall camera-ui
killall call-ui
killall fenix
killall messaging-ui
killall gallery
killall notes
killall contacts

killall tonegend
killall qmafw-dbus-wrapper

#N9QT Full Refresh
sleep 2 && /sbin/initctl restart bme && sleep 2 && /sbin/initctl restart xsession/sysuid && sleep 5 && /sbin/initctl restart xsession/mthome

If I was you a reboot or if you want to refresh things up then the last N9QT Full Refresh command is enough as if you notice when you do the N9QT Full Refresh everything above it is refreshed too so its quite a waste killing all before running N9QT Full Refresh...

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#3
Hi, long time no see haha
When I did the OptimizeN900 y used "top" in the terminal to see the names. I hope this help you
 

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#4
does this (full refresh)
Code:
/sbin/initctl restart bme && sleep 2 && /sbin/initctl restart xsession/sysuid && sleep 5 && /sbin/initctl restart xsession/mthome
do the same thing?
 
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if you do:
Code:
/sbin/initctl restart xsession/mthome
I think you don't need this one:
Code:
/sbin/initctl restart xsession/sysuid
It should be restarted too...

Only this one will restart status bar and lockscreen...
Code:
/sbin/initctl restart xsession/sysuid
 

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