[ArmanUV]

Thanks a lot imoseyon for adding CIFS.
However, I got my first excessive idle drain last night with 2.1.0stable iX 350-1200. I rebooted the phone and went to sleep with 23% and woke up with a dead battery(the red part of the graph).
BetterBatteryStats doesn't show any significant wakelocks.
Screenshots : http://cl.ly/2b3K2d1H0x3i3O3u1i01
http://cl.ly/1H1C2k441n121T3w0g2Q
http://cl.ly/3H3G0y3F1u2a3g020T2a
http://cl.ly/29433k2C2i0Z1W1f0b2J

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Edited by ArmanUV, 21 February 2012 - 03:41 PM.

[razzbaronz]

ArmanUV, on 21 February 2012 - 03:11 PM, said:

Thanks a lot imoseyon for adding CIFS.
However, I got my first excessive idle drain last night with 2.1.0stable iX 350-1200. I rebooted the phone and went to sleep with 23% and woke up with a dead battery(the red part of the graph).
BetterBatteryStats doesn't show any significant wakelocks.

See my post above about this version and undervolting.

[androidfanatic]

razzbaronz, on 21 February 2012 - 03:20 PM, said:

See my post above about this version and undervolting.

I saw a 65% drop in charge over 6 hours on 2.1.0exp2.

setCPU not used. no undervolting. using leantweak defaults only.

[ArmanUV]

razzbaronz, on 21 February 2012 - 03:20 PM, said:

See my post above about this version and undervolting.

I'm sorry but how is your post relavant to mine?
You said you undervolt with setcpu and get SODs.
I don't undervolt and I get excessive drain.

[drhodus32]

Ezekeel, on 21 February 2012 - 03:10 PM, said:

You are missing the big picture, which is the environment. Lithium-ion batteries contain significant amounts of cobalt, copper and nickel and dumping these in landfills like it is sadly still done in a lot of countries can contaminate the water. On the other hand recycling the batteries properly is a lot of work. Then you also have to account for the replacement battery which includes the damage done to the environment for gathering the raw materials (a lot of them require mining) and the assembly in China where authorities do not care for the environment and health of the workers. All in all, the cheap price of Lithium-ion batteries does not properly reflect the actual environmental and social costs.

And as long as the reduced maximum capacity is still enough to last for the day, the only trade-off is that one has to recharge slightly more often. I guess since most users already charge their battery daily this would even require any change in their habits at all.

Thank You Ezeekiel...No one EVER points out things as such...good work and good understanding BEYOND yourself. Thanks again!

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[jesssiii]

Ezekeel, on 21 February 2012 - 03:10 PM, said:

You are missing the big picture, which is the environment. Lithium-ion batteries contain significant amounts of cobalt, copper and nickel and dumping these in landfills like it is sadly still done in a lot of countries can contaminate the water. On the other hand recycling the batteries properly is a lot of work. Then you also have to account for the replacement battery which includes the damage done to the environment for gathering the raw materials (a lot of them require mining) and the assembly in China where authorities do not care for the environment and health of the workers. All in all, the cheap price of Lithium-ion batteries does not properly reflect the actual environmental and social costs.

And as long as the reduced maximum capacity is still enough to last for the day, the only trade-off is that one has to recharge slightly more often. I guess since most users already charge their battery daily this would even require any change in their habits at all.

I've never had a battery die, even after over 2 years use.

Besides, I'm a Republican. We don't care about the environment

[frankydroid]

Liquid 5 plus 2.1e2 seems to have resulted in no 3g whatsoever

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[maha1o]

is anyone running 2.1.0 exp 2 with any sucess? or is stable the best version right now? i keep reading posts about some issues.. im really interested in trying out the hotplugx

[imoseyon (OP)]

Ezekeel, on 21 February 2012 - 03:10 PM, said:

You are missing the big picture, which is the environment. Lithium-ion batteries contain significant amounts of cobalt, copper and nickel and dumping these in landfills like it is sadly still done in a lot of countries can contaminate the water. On the other hand recycling the batteries properly is a lot of work. Then you also have to account for the replacement battery which includes the damage done to the environment for gathering the raw materials (a lot of them require mining) and the assembly in China where authorities do not care for the environment and health of the workers. All in all, the cheap price of Lithium-ion batteries does not properly reflect the actual environmental and social costs.

And as long as the reduced maximum capacity is still enough to last for the day, the only trade-off is that one has to recharge slightly more often. I guess since most users already charge their battery daily this would even require any change in their habits at all.

I have to respect every little effort to save/help the environment. I do think this may not be the most effective way to go about it, but i should stop talking since I'm not doing *anything* about it. :D

[jakebites]

hotplugx is in the stable version too.