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2010-10-30
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Ok well a few days ago, I turned off my n900 and went to sleep. The next morning, it wouldn't turn on. I plugged in the charger and after about 5 minutes it turned on with 0% batter. Any ideas why this happened? And no, i wasn't on nitdroid.
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2010-11-02
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Well, since I wasn't there watching your phone all night, I have no idea what happened...
The best thing, I think, you can do is run htop to see if anything is hogging CPU time.
is it overclocked? loads of widgets? left online all night? (MSN, skype etc) ??
need more info
The best thing, I think, you can do is run htop to see if anything is hogging CPU time.
is it overclocked? loads of widgets? left online all night? (MSN, skype etc) ??
need more info
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2010-11-02
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Originally Posted by garen
Did this happen after upgrading to PR 1.3? I have the same problem and in my case it turns out that 'browserd' will not shut down, unless you do so manually with X-terminal. Even when you are not using the browser, it uses up to 100% of the CPU. My N900 went dead within 60 minutes although was fully charged. I have not yet been able to solve the problem, even reflashing twice did not help..
Ok well a few days ago, I turned off my n900 and went to sleep. The next morning, it wouldn't turn on. I plugged in the charger and after about 5 minutes it turned on with 0% batter. Any ideas why this happened? And no, i wasn't on nitdroid.
Piet
Last edited by pietgispen; 2010-11-02 at 11:17.
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2010-11-02
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I turned off my n900 and went to sleep
I would say that there is either a problem with your battery, the bme, or you have a direct short somewhere in the device it's self.
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2010-11-03
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Originally Posted by AliasXZ
Yes, it's overclocked, but i keep it on stock unless I'm actually using it. All my internet connections were off before i turned off the phone.
Well, since I wasn't there watching your phone all night, I have no idea what happened...
The best thing, I think, you can do is run htop to see if anything is hogging CPU time.
is it overclocked? loads of widgets? left online all night? (MSN, skype etc) ??
need more info
Originally Posted by pietgispen
It happened the night I upgraded it to PR1.3 but it hasn't happened since.
Did this happen after upgrading to PR 1.3?
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2010-11-03
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Did you have connected USB/charger cable that night?
BTW, what does it mean "turned off" - was it powered off or you just locked N900 to black screen state?
BTW, what does it mean "turned off" - was it powered off or you just locked N900 to black screen state?
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2010-11-03
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Originally Posted by egoshin
It wasn't connected to anything, and it was powered off.
Did you have connected USB/charger cable that night?
BTW, what does it mean "turned off" - was it powered off or you just locked N900 to black screen state?
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2010-11-03
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I've had a few instances (both "post 1.3" but i don't know if that's the reason) where the N900 went dead while plugged in to the charger.
I unplugged, replugged and it seemed to charge OK, reporting full within an hour or so.
The next time it happens (I hope it doesn't) what should I write down?
I unplugged, replugged and it seemed to charge OK, reporting full within an hour or so.
The next time it happens (I hope it doesn't) what should I write down?
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2010-11-03
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Originally Posted by RWFarley
A few months ago, I noticed that the charging status message did not pop up when I plugged in the charger. lshal confirmed that it was not charging. Unplugging and replugging took care of it.
I've had a few instances (both "post 1.3" but i don't know if that's the reason) where the N900 went dead while plugged in to the charger.
I unplugged, replugged and it seemed to charge OK, reporting full within an hour or so.
The next time it happens (I hope it doesn't) what should I write down?
Since then, I always watch for the charging message. But it hasn't happened again, yet. I have not installed 1.3 yet.
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2010-11-03
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was going to create a new thread but looks like im not the only one with the battery drain problem
since last night cpu has been running at 100 percent. no applications in the back ground and no new apps installed
battery recharges fine and PR1.3 installed a week ago
3 hours idle battery time
any thoughts
since last night cpu has been running at 100 percent. no applications in the back ground and no new apps installed
battery recharges fine and PR1.3 installed a week ago
3 hours idle battery time
any thoughts