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2010-11-07
, 04:47
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#22
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Originally Posted by Aydan
dude how do kill dat omhd thingy???
Hi Guys,
since a few weeks ago I have a problem with ohmd eating a lot of CPU and my battery draining much faster.
Ohmd usually leads the CPU-time statistics even before hildon-desktop or Xorg.
Over night I switch the phone to offline mode and the battery drain would normally be very shallow, usually less than 10% but now it's more like 30-40%.
After killing ohmd the battery drain lessened but that is mostly shortlived.
What could cause ohmd to go whacko like that?
Regards
Aydan
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2010-11-19
, 13:24
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#23
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I also have a problem with ohmd and
found some thing. As is.
1) can be created magic file with
touch /etc/ohm/inhibit-suspend
2) modules can be enabled/banned in file
/etc/ohm/modules.ini
(now I disabled signalling, not ask me why)
found some thing. As is.
1) can be created magic file with
touch /etc/ohm/inhibit-suspend
2) modules can be enabled/banned in file
/etc/ohm/modules.ini
(now I disabled signalling, not ask me why)
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2011-01-05
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#24
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Don't ask me why and how it works. Every time when I find ohmd running in Conky, I install and uninstall flashlight-extra, then it'll be gone. It just works all the time. 
Well ohmd is not topping anymore, but now [omap2_mcspi] is in the top instead and i generally have the overall cpu usage not much lower than it was before anyway.
It does not seem that it brought me back to the low levels of CPU usage I had previous to this problem appearing.
It could be worthwhile checking top while ssh:ing in on USB-net however, but previously there was not much difference in CPU usage when ssh:ing in via wifi or USB-net.