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2011-11-29
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#2372
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ive had the reboot problem on and off for about a year with and without bbp, kernel power, cssu thou i belive it was around the cssu time that i stopped trying it because it allways just turned off or kinda rebooted to the multiboot screen or nokia screen depending on keybord open this isnt a new bug to me
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2011-11-29
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@ Austria
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hi guys,
after update to kp49 my battery consumption gone wild...
the cpu usage seems to be very good...
any help, tips or hints? ( maybe the battery lifetime reached? )
btw. powertop seems to be good:
C0: 0,5%
C1: 0,0%
C2: 3,0%
C3: 5,5%
C4: 91,0%
Last edited by StocChr; 2011-11-29 at 07:41.
after update to kp49 my battery consumption gone wild...
the cpu usage seems to be very good...
any help, tips or hints? ( maybe the battery lifetime reached? )
btw. powertop seems to be good:
C0: 0,5%
C1: 0,0%
C2: 3,0%
C3: 5,5%
C4: 91,0%
Last edited by StocChr; 2011-11-29 at 07:41.
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2011-11-29
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@ Spain
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Originally Posted by StocChr
Can't help you man. I recently upgraded form KP48 to KP49, deinstalled speedpatch and batterypatch prior to upgrading, and my conclussion is that it handles very well battery consumption.
hi guys,
after update to kp49 my battery consumption gone wild...
the cpu usage seems to be very good...
any help, tips or hints? ( maybe the battery lifetime reached? )
btw. powertop seems to be good:
C0: 0,5%
C1: 0,0%
C2: 3,0%
C3: 5,5%
C4: 91,0%
It's quite close to what I used to get with batterypatch (which brought me better battery life at that moment).
It's not a general issue, so try to find what's different on your device.
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2011-11-29
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Joined on Oct 2011
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hey, nice that my info about busybox-power is somewhat helpful
my problem about having kernel-power48 and kernel-power49 is kind of resolved by myself - it looks there's no modules dir for KP48 - so almost no cleaning needed
keep the work awesome
PS: there was an offtop about advancement of my knowledge and abilities. So I'm rather advanced on computers (know all basic usage, some advancement usage and some of programming), but I'm quite new to unix type operating systems (such as linux and BSD), so I have most basic abilities, and some of medium/advancement that was either similair to my previous knowledge or was just handy that it would be sorry to not acknowledged and used
Last edited by majaczek; 2011-11-29 at 11:03.
my problem about having kernel-power48 and kernel-power49 is kind of resolved by myself - it looks there's no modules dir for KP48 - so almost no cleaning needed
keep the work awesome
PS: there was an offtop about advancement of my knowledge and abilities. So I'm rather advanced on computers (know all basic usage, some advancement usage and some of programming), but I'm quite new to unix type operating systems (such as linux and BSD), so I have most basic abilities, and some of medium/advancement that was either similair to my previous knowledge or was just handy that it would be sorry to not acknowledged and used
Last edited by majaczek; 2011-11-29 at 11:03.
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2011-11-29
, 11:34
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@ Netherlands
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Originally Posted by StocChr
I assume you tried a reboot? I ones had the issue that the battery was almost empty overnight, without significant CPU usage. After a reboot it didn't return.
hi guys,
after update to kp49 my battery consumption gone wild...
the cpu usage seems to be very good...
any help, tips or hints? ( maybe the battery lifetime reached? )
btw. powertop seems to be good:
C0: 0,5%
C1: 0,0%
C2: 3,0%
C3: 5,5%
C4: 91,0%
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2011-11-29
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@ Sofia,Bulgaria
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Originally Posted by ade
Or even better power-cycle (with battery removal)
I assume you tried a reboot? I ones had the issue that the battery was almost empty overnight, without significant CPU usage. After a reboot it didn't return.
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2011-11-29
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@ Austria
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#2378
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i give it a try... reboot with battery removal
let you tomorrow know what happend
let you tomorrow know what happend
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2011-11-29
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I have got a problem installing kp49.......
I am currently having kp48 and kp48 boot image but when updating to kp49 it says can't update conflcting with application package kp48 boot image
and when i try to update kp49 bootimage it says can't update as kp49 breaks third party software policy.......
plz help
I am currently having kp48 and kp48 boot image but when updating to kp49 it says can't update conflcting with application package kp48 boot image
and when i try to update kp49 bootimage it says can't update as kp49 breaks third party software policy.......
plz help
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2011-11-29
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Originally Posted by don_falcone
Oh, goddamnit. Communication fail - I was sure that Your post on busybox-power thread mean busybox-power. Well...
This time you were way too quick. I wrote that while still running on original busybox 3:1.10.2.legal-1osso30+0m5 the device doesn't reboot.
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