kyllerbuzcut | # 2301 | 2011-09-13, 18:27 | Report

Uninstalled the patches to test it and no reboots in nearly 2 hours now. Looks like power kernel and at least one of the patches don't mix well or something. (For me at least)

trisha02 | # 2302 | 2011-09-13, 19:43 | Report

lucky. My one doesnt even lasts half a day

Surreptitious | # 2303 | 2011-09-13, 19:55 | Report

I was having problems with the battery patch (the kernel one) and the power-kernel 48. Used both for about 6 hours rebooted 8 times. Anyway, uninstalled power kernel, and the battery patch, then installed the battery patch (for non-kernel users) and all is fine again.

N.B I left the Speed patch installed for the whole time.

jpala16 | # 2304 | 2011-09-14, 10:35 | Report

Could you describe one of your days of use of the N900 in one post? My curiousity has gone higher and higher while reading your posts.

I'm sure is not problem of your phone, either hardware or software. Maybe of amount of SW in use...

corduroysack | # 2305 | 2011-09-14, 11:56 | Report

maybe trisha02 could start a new thread and you help her on there instead of cluttering up this thread? just a suggestion

djdas | # 2306 | 2011-09-14, 12:41 | Report

Or maybe trisha02 could start a new forum somewhere instead of cluttering up most threads here

mornage | # 2307 | 2011-09-14, 13:03 | Report

Don't know if you care, but thought I'd share my current battery patch set-up. The repo version used voltages that my N900 didn't like so I use my own customised ideal config for under-clock. This is essentially, the standard Ideal, with 250 and 500 only and smart reflex (with the task stopping that batterypatch brings). My overclock profile is also my own custom config as I tend to leave my N900 clocked at 850 as I like the way it runs so can't use smart reflex. With this configuration I am getting decent battery life (at 85% after 4 hours moderate use) and no random reboots.

My next step is to get a QBW setup so I can clock to 850 (or more) at a button press and then leave my overclock profile at a lower clock speed with smart reflex. Then I can clock my phone when I need it fast and not worry about dropping the clock speed again as once I lock and unlock my phone, I'm at the lower clock speed with smart reflex

corduroysack | # 2308 | 2011-09-14, 13:20 | Report

mornage could you post your profiles? i'm pretty interested in trying what you did, sounds like you have got a good balance there

jpala16 | # 2309 | 2011-09-14, 14:28 | Report

Sorry guys that some of you are suffering reboots. Today I tested the battery usage with "VDD1=1" and "VDD1=0" with the batterypatch on the repos. It makes a huuuuge difference for me. I'm not at kp48, I'm at kp47. I will stay here for a while. Now, no problems at all and running fine.

However, I had batterypatch on the last script version, and after that I installed this almost new repository version. I don't know if that's OK or not, but it's running perfectly well.

trisha02 | # 2310 | 2011-09-14, 14:43 | Report

i watched a movie of 2hrs and it took 56 percent.
on a normal day.i went out at 11 a.m with full charge. i come home at 8 pm
during the day, i take 5 or 6 calls max. browse net for a total of 20mins. wifi connected for an hour.
thats it.i come home with 10 or 15 percent.(my brightness level is the lowest all the time) yesterday night i observed my phone on standby.i went to sleep at 3a.m with 82 and woke up at 12 pm with 76.

i only have few apps installed.i also get around 600 in powertop coz i flashed my N900 a month back and till then i hav been very concerned on apps i install