coconutBattery - 2.6.3battery information tool |
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This one works great on my G4 1.67 AlumiBook ... 



- Version: 2.6.1, 4/18/2008 07:29PM PST
blueskymining
.. that piece of crap Battery Health Monitor doesn't work on any AlumiBooks evern though the Developer claims it does.
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- This one works great on my G4 1.67 AlumiBook ...
This one works great on my G4 1.67 AlumiBook ... 



- Version: 2.6.1, 4/18/2008 07:28PM PST
blueskymining
.. that piece of crap Battery Health Monitor doesn't work on any AlumiBooks evern though the Developer claims it does.
Bug in 2.6.1 - Version: 2.6.1, 3/26/2008 08:21AM PST
dennis.hollett
I used coconut battery for about a year now and it was great in 2.5 and 2.5.1. But I upadated it to 2.6.1 (didn't use 2.6) and now it's a CPU hog. When i start up coconut battery on my C2D Macbook the system% goes from 1-3% up to 75-83%. I did not notice this in 2.5 version. I checked activity monitor and there are about 12-13 ioreg processes listed. Most of these ioreg's range from 8-12% with a few at 1-2%. It cause my cpu temp to jump 10-15 degrees celsius and my fans to increase.
This should not happen with a simple battery monitor.
I'm using leopard though that should be a factor since 2.6 and on was suppose to be leopard compatible.
This should not happen with a simple battery monitor.
I'm using leopard though that should be a factor since 2.6 and on was suppose to be leopard compatible.
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