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2011-06-19
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After I installed Ubuntu 9.10 on my N900 and needed to activate RD Mode, my battery drains very fast (at least I think its because of it)...
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2011-06-19
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2011-06-19
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turned it off now, ill hope that helps... Is it possible that previously installed applications are causing this behaviour?
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2011-06-19
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2011-06-19
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2011-06-19
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2011-06-19
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I attached a screenshot of BatteryEye (I installed it last night so its not much data)
Or is it possible that I have installed a application with drains my battery? I tried much Apps but uninstalled them, any of them possible to still drain the battery?
Also I installed an Image into my RootFS-Partition with was wrong and my rootfs partition was full. I just deleted /root from my device. Maybe thats the issue? I dunno
Or should I just reflash my device?But then I have mixed up Contacts, wroong Contact information and so on dont know why thats happening either.
Thanks for any help Provided
Robin
BatteryEye Screenshot: