This does look like an events/0 runaway - It can flatten a full battery
in little more than anhour when it really gets going :(
Its apparently fixed in latest kernels, but thats not an option for me
at least - though with 2008.12, it happens a lot less.
BillK
On Wed, 2009-01-28 at 18:08 +0100,
On Thu, Jan 29, 2009 at 7:40 AM, William Kenworthy wrote:
> I find this normal when doing the same. However, if notably warm/hot
> you may have an events/0 runaway - if you see events/0 eating between
> 30% and 60% cpu in top, you will have to reboot.
>
> Cause can be anything, but for me its mos
I find this normal when doing the same. However, if notably warm/hot
you may have an events/0 runaway - if you see events/0 eating between
30% and 60% cpu in top, you will have to reboot.
Cause can be anything, but for me its most often something happens when
using GPS.
BillK
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I guess it got confused about charging or not and came down on the not
side. That shouldn't happen any more on a newer kernel.
| OM2008.12 doesn't support
On Wed, Jan 28, 2009 at 4:40 PM, Andy Green wrote:
> Somebody in the thread at some point said:
>
> |> It's hard to guess where the power is going if you can't ssh into it.
> | I'll go home and check if I can still SSH into it from Ubuntu.
>
> If you can, look at the /sys for bq27000 idea of tempe
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|>> My laptop's wifi does get warm too, if under heavy load.
|> Yes, but it's not loaded! Basically there aren't any networks around
|> that I can wifi into, so wifi is left on useless at the moment.
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| wha
>> My laptop's wifi does get warm too, if under heavy load.
> Yes, but it's not loaded! Basically there aren't any networks around
> that I can wifi into, so wifi is left on useless at the moment.
what's the policy, then?
does wlan crank up txpower and scans constantly?
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| I'll go home and check if I can still SSH into it from Ubuntu.
If you can, look at the /sys for bq27000 idea of temperature and curr
On Wed, Jan 28, 2009 at 4:16 PM, Richy wrote:
> I've had experienced that before and blame the wifi-module.
(me too...)
> My laptop's wifi does get warm too, if under heavy load.
Yes, but it's not loaded! Basically there aren't any networks around
that I can wifi into, so wifi is left on useless
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I've had experienced that before and blame the wifi-module.
My laptop's wifi does get warm too, if under heavy load.
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|> | - Wifi-icon is on
|> | - tangoGPS shows moveme
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> | - Wifi-icon is on
> | - tangoGPS shows movement (so, GPS is on)
> | - 'battery' icon shows a nice flash
> | - red light in AUX is on
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> | Not
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| - tangoGPS shows movement (so, GPS is on)
| - 'battery' icon shows a nice flash
| - red light in AUX is on
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| Note the absence of any cables to the FR at the moment :-)
What kernel is
On Wed, Jan 28, 2009 at 3:31 PM, arne anka wrote:
>>> (hint, hint), but at least debian/fso seems to restart charging when
>>> dropping below a certain level.
>> That would be [2008.12], then :-)
>
> attaboy! and next time we try to put in into the subject line, shall we?
> ;-)
I'll try, at the l
>> (hint, hint), but at least debian/fso seems to restart charging when
>> dropping below a certain level.
> That would be [2008.12], then :-)
attaboy! and next time we try to put in into the subject line, shall we?
;-)
> I seem to be unable to ssh to my FR right now, so I can't check the
> bat
On Wed, Jan 28, 2009 at 2:56 PM, arne anka wrote:
>> Is this something to worry about, and can I find out what's eating
>> current (I've got it tied to the wall charger, so the battery won't go
>> flat).
>
> that's probably the cause -- i don't know what distribution you are using
> (hint, hint),
> Is this something to worry about, and can I find out what's eating
> current (I've got it tied to the wall charger, so the battery won't go
> flat).
that's probably the cause -- i don't know what distribution you are using
(hint, hint), but at least debian/fso seems to restart charging when
On Wed, Jan 28, 2009 at 2:48 PM, The Digital Pioneer
wrote:
> Completely irrelevant, I'm sorry, but I've always wondered... What do you
> actually DO with that HD-DVD code?
Uhm, nothing, except spread it around...
Once a 'trade secret' is no longer a trade secret, since it can be
found all over
Completely irrelevant, I'm sorry, but I've always wondered... What do you
actually DO with that HD-DVD code?
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Hi folks,
I left Wifi and GPS on from about 07:00 until now (almost 14:00, so
for 7 hours straight), and now my FreeRunner is quite warm to the
touch.
Is this something to worry about, and can I find out what's eating
current (I've got it tied to the wall charger, so the battery won't go
flat).
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