Re: High Battery Consumption
 

Re: High Battery Consumption
 

advanced-power 0.4.2-4 user/desktop 188
advanced-power-monitor 0.5.3-3 user/utilities 216
ati85 1.4.1-1 user/science 2059
battery-eye 0.8-0pre1 user/utilities 204
com-ea-app-nfsuc 20.0.28 user/games 116200
community-ssu-enabler 0.6-5 user/system 84
docstogo 2.000.315 user/hidden 8152
drnoksnes 1.3.4 user/games 1260
fastsmsevo 0.1-7 user/utilities 64
flashlight-applet 0.4-5 user/desktop 284
flashlight-extra 0.1-3 user/desktop 152
flashlight-extra-gtk 0.2 user/desktop 96
kernel-power-settings 0.11 user/system 140

and many others

Re: High Battery Consumption
 

already uninstalled these things, no idea why this **** is listening in the package list

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packages only disappear when i type for example:

dpkg -P kernel-power-settings

Re: High Battery Consumption
 

ok sorry bro, I was outta my mind.

I cannot further trouble shoot this problem remotely. My only advice is to re-flash emmc and rootfs. This will give you a clean system. Fear not though, you have learned a great deal about what programs you like and which you don't. After a re-flash, you will know exactly what you want to install and how to customise the machine to your likening.

Don't fear the re-flash. I hosed my n900 in about 2 days when I got it. The next install lasted about a week. Then a month later I needed a re-flash again! My current install has lasted around a month now and is stable and safe. This is all part of the learning process.

When you reach a stable safe system, install backupmenu by robbiethe1st, make a backup of your system to your mmc then the next time (if ever again) you need to revert you can just revert to the backup.


Remember re-flash rootfs AND emmc.

Good luck.

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damn it... i flashed my n900 three or four times... i know what these means,
much work, that the system is like now

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You have problem exactly because you have system that is like now. Backup PIM data and restore it but do not restore applications from backup.

Try to restore default kernel. Btw do you have micro sd card inserted?

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micro sd... normally yes, these forenoon no

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Dude, as I suggested earlier here - READ MY THREAD. I have the exact same problem, and all the solution people suggested you here were raised in my thread as well - it could've saved you A LOT of time...

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i think that these are two different problems!
my n900 have 0% at C2 - C4
your n900 have on alle C stages %