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I have no idea why it appeard. It looks like it try to find wlan.. but i am at work and run on 3g. I am not aware of running any process that makes it look for it. It depleats my battery fast.

Migt be best to flash?
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Last edited by AlMehdi; 2010-07-23 at 14:03.
 
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I think it always scans for WLAN - presumably your search interval (in Settings/Internet connections) is set to 10 minutes? That allows it to immediately offer the list of available connections when required, rather than delaying in order to do a scan.

EDIT: Oh, and do you have it set to auto-switch to WLAN when available?
 
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Originally Posted by Rob1n View Post
I think it always scans for WLAN - presumably your search interval (in Settings/Internet connections) is set to 10 minutes? That allows it to immediately offer the list of available connections when required, rather than delaying in order to do a scan.
I have it set to 30min. But this happens every minute so it can't be that. Normally my dmesg is pretty much empty of that message.

Edit: Yes, and that shall look for it every 30 min.
 
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Might be some runaway process. If you want to investigate, try lsof? (Is there lsof for the tablet?) If you just want to stop it, try rebooting.
 
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I have rebooted and the wlan thing doesn't show. Maybe i imagined something. I need to wait little until i know if the reboot stoped the battery drain.. doesn't look like it though.
 
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