[LG Optimus 2x] austria89:
can someone explain me why battery consumption is behaving like this? (main events in bold print) :):

according to Battery Monitor Widget:

[B]2011/06/21|14:56:29|-2mA|100%|4177mV|31.1ºC|0|0[/B] - battery charged full and unplugged from A/C
2011/06/21|15:01:28|-2mA|100%|4175mV|30.2ºC|0|0
2011/06/21|15:06:29|-2mA|100%|4175mV|29.6ºC|0|0
2011/06/21|15:11:28|-2mA|100%|4169mV|29.5ºC|0|0
2011/06/21|15:16:28|-2mA|100%|4169mV|29.2ºC|0|0
2011/06/21|15:21:28|-2mA|100%|4170mV|28.9ºC|0|0
2011/06/21|15:26:28|-2mA|100%|4170mV|28.7ºC|0|0
2011/06/21|15:31:28|-2mA|100%|4167mV|28.4ºC|0|0
2011/06/21|15:36:28|-2mA|100%|4117mV|29.0ºC|0|0
2011/06/21|15:41:28|-2mA|100%|4162mV|28.5ºC|0|0
2011/06/21|15:46:28|-2mA|100%|4162mV|28.3ºC|0|0
2011/06/21|15:51:28|-2mA|100%|4122mV|28.3ºC|2|0
[B]2011/06/21|15:56:28|-2mA|100%|4085mV|31.3ºC|2|0[/B] - end of completely "no-use" of the phone
2011/06/21|16:01:28|-2mA|100%|4086mV|31.5ºC|0|0
2011/06/21|16:06:29|-2mA|100%|4108mV|31.7ºC|0|0
2011/06/21|16:11:28|-2mA|100%|4127mV|30.5ºC|0|0
2011/06/21|16:16:28|-2mA|100%|4085mV|30.9ºC|0|0
2011/06/21|16:21:28|-2mA|100%|4060mV|31.6ºC|0|0
2011/06/21|16:26:28|-2mA|100%|4047mV|31.6ºC|0|0
2011/06/21|16:31:28|-2mA|100%|4109mV|31.3ºC|0|0
2011/06/21|16:36:28|-2mA|100%|4110mV|31.1ºC|0|0
[B]2011/06/21|16:41:28|-211mA|96%|4099mV|32.5ºC|2|0[/B] - start of massive consumption
2011/06/21|16:46:28|-227mA|95%|4080mV|33.3ºC|2|0
2011/06/21|16:51:28|-155mA|94%|4067mV|34.1ºC|2|0
2011/06/21|16:56:28|-136mA|92%|4022mV|34.7ºC|2|0
2011/06/21|17:01:28|-174mA|91%|3992mV|36.2ºC|2|0
2011/06/21|17:06:28|-131mA|91%|4058mV|34.1ºC|0|0
2011/06/21|17:11:28|-84mA|90%|4039mV|33.6ºC|2|0
2011/06/21|17:16:28|-101mA|89%|4037mV|33.8ºC|2|0
2011/06/21|17:21:28|-87mA|87%|3994mV|34.7ºC|2|0
2011/06/21|17:26:28|-166mA|85%|3957mV|36.8ºC|1|0
2011/06/21|17:31:28|-208mA|85%|3946mV|35.5ºC|2|0
2011/06/21|17:36:28|-251mA|83%|3968mV|35.0ºC|2|0
2011/06/21|17:41:28|-309mA|83%|3971mV|33.2ºC|2|0
2011/06/21|17:46:28|-177mA|81%|3945mV|34.7ºC|1|0
2011/06/21|17:51:28|-148mA|80%|3951mV|34.7ºC|2|0
2011/06/21|17:56:28|-129mA|79%|3906mV|36.1ºC|2|0
2011/06/21|18:01:28|-159mA|78%|3947mV|35.0ºC|2|0
2011/06/21|18:06:29|-182mA|76%|3923mV|35.8ºC|2|0
2011/06/21|18:11:28|-117mA|76%|3957mV|32.8ºC|2|0
2011/06/21|18:16:28|-73mA|75%|3889mV|33.3ºC|2|0
2011/06/21|18:21:28|-105mA|73%|3882mV|34.7ºC|2|0
2011/06/21|18:26:28|-181mA|73%|3869mV|33.9ºC|2|0
2011/06/21|18:31:28|-114mA|72%|3904mV|32.6ºC|2|0

up to ~15:56 the mobile was completely idle, from there on I've sent/received a few messages (together around 20) and 4 mails (but didn't read them on the phone), starting at about 16:41 the phone drained much more energy than before and became hotter, like I said, all I did was texting a bit, but nothing which could cause serious CPU load :confused: (or does messaging increase CPU load that much? :confused:)

as you see, in about 2 hours I lost around 30% battery without really stressing the CPU :confused:

Some more infos:

CM7 Nightly #53

1035.21_20110405 Baseband

RIL-Fix: r1-1301920892-ril-2x-unsigned.zip

mobile data (3G) / synchronisation is ON

display is on auto-brightness

auto-rotation, wi-fi, GPS, BT was off the whole time

I reset battery stats when I first changed to CM7 (think it was Nightly #48, about 5 days ago)

Time spent without sleeping says: 1h29m

Screen on: 59m

Phone on: 1m

CPU usage: suspend > nvrm_daemon > star_ledpulse/0 > ...(just tiny bars then)

Sensor usage: LG 2x/Black Notifications > Phone > Android-System (yesterday I had the LG 2x/Black Notifications deactivated - the overall power consumption was quite similiar)

Partial wake usage: UID 10059 > Gmail > Phone > ... (again just tiny bars)

if you could give me a hint how to track which app is causing this consumption, I'd give it a try, I'd also appreciate any information about it!

I just realised - lightsensor filter in the CM settings was on, could that be the problem? switched it off now

Again - if I can provide any more input or information, just let me know, I'm also not angry if you tell me this problem doesn't belong to this thread!