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CraigRobbo is offline CraigRobbo
2011-07-09 , 00:02
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#11
Originally Posted by karam View Post
@CraigRobbo

IMO :

1-) 20% you have a hardware problem
2-) 50% kernel-problem (try to downgrade to version 46)
3-) 30% some thing wrong with your microSD causes N900 to suck the battery
4-) if nothing above was the problem then try to reflash and test
if the problem still on then you do have hardware problem
Thank you!

Not in that order but i will try them.

I have taken out the memory card to see hwo that helps.

Just put the stock kernel back on & reinstalled power kernel.

The RE:flashing might be difficult because i'm on 7 64bit and the flasher just doesnt work on it

I have tried an old back up and restored from backupmenu &that made no difference.


if the memory card does not help i fear it maybe a hardware fault.

Craig
 
SHARP66 is offline SHARP66
2011-07-09 , 00:08
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#12
in battery-graph when occurred the first time fast bat. drain >>> what you installed before...and bingo....
but hardware
 
CraigRobbo is offline CraigRobbo
2011-07-09 , 15:06
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#13
Originally Posted by SHARP66 View Post
in battery-graph when occurred the first time fast bat. drain >>> what you installed before...and bingo....
but hardware
Im pretty sure its hardware related now i have tried almost EVERYTHING

Last thing now is to try Batt graph
 
shadowjk is offline shadowjk
2011-07-09 , 15:13
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#14
Battery full, phone off. Is battery empty after 6 hours? If so, hw fault likely.
 
visN900 is offline visN900
2011-07-09 , 15:53
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#15
hey even i experience sudden drain of my battery.. i have overclocked my phone to 800mhz and used karam's patch.. i tried everything.. i use 2G.. and i am using GPRS all the time.. i only get 4hrs.. is it normal??
 
vi_ is offline vi_
2011-07-09 , 16:05
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#16
FFS guys, stop feeding this bro shite. Karam, wtf crack pipes you been smoking?


1. Install powertop.
2. Install pastebinit
3. Put phone to offline mode
4. power down phone.
5. Take out battery+sd card.
6. wait 10 seconds.
7. insert battery and powerup.
8. Say no to go online.
9. wait 4 minutes for phone to settle.
10. open xterm, run:

Code:
sudo powertop >> ptop && sudo powertop >> ptop && sudo powertop >> ptop

11. quickly close keyboard and lock screen.
12. wait 3 minutes.
13. put phone into 'online mode' and connect to internet
14. in xterm enter:

Code:
sudo pastebinit ./ptop
15. paste the link to us here.
16. run:

Code:
sudo top >> pstop
17. wait 5 seconds.
18. press ctrl+c (to quit top)
19. run:

Code:
sudo pastebinit ./pstop
20. paste link here.
21. ???
22. profit!
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Last edited by vi_; 2011-07-09 at 23:01.
 

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sixracer is offline sixracer
2011-07-15 , 21:25
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#17
I am having an issue where my battery drains overnight. I have attached a battery graph. Note the minimal CPU usage. I also had the phone in airplane mode. Battery almost gone overnight!
I am running kernel47 with ULV voltage overclocked to 700 mhz.

(Note, large CPU usage at 9am is a bug in battery graph, turns into a signgle spike when i scroll battery graph)
Attached Images
 
 
sixracer is offline sixracer
2011-07-18 , 18:16
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#18
I removed "Advanced Power" (and "Advanced Power Monitor" just in case) and battery life is now EPIC. Easily lasted me 24 hours with regular usage, probably could go longer.
 
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