I've had my PB TiBook 1Ghz for 4 months and never had this happen before.
Running on battery it gradually ran down, gave me an 8 minute warning - but then ran for an hour after that.
Strangely though, it ran for around 55 minutes with 0% battery!!
For the first 15 minutes of it at zero, I was using it, surfing the net, downloading more widgets. Then I left it and went to bed. When I connected the power and woke it up, the clocks (widgets) momentarily displayed the time it finally expired - half an hour after i'd left it!!
Now it's not like it was idle all that time, as i have several widgets that use a fair share of CPU (clocks, monitoring etc).
As I'd used it a different times on battery last night i don't know how much total time i got out of the battery this time.
But as I say, every other time I've run the battery down, once it hit 0% it's turned off then.
Does anyone know what might have happened?? Is it simply a case of the battery monitor being way out? I hadn't heard this as a problem for this version of Powerbook or Jaguar (the revised 10.2.8 which fixed battery estimates)
Well as always, I've crapped on too long, sorry!
Running on battery it gradually ran down, gave me an 8 minute warning - but then ran for an hour after that.
Strangely though, it ran for around 55 minutes with 0% battery!!
For the first 15 minutes of it at zero, I was using it, surfing the net, downloading more widgets. Then I left it and went to bed. When I connected the power and woke it up, the clocks (widgets) momentarily displayed the time it finally expired - half an hour after i'd left it!!
Now it's not like it was idle all that time, as i have several widgets that use a fair share of CPU (clocks, monitoring etc).
As I'd used it a different times on battery last night i don't know how much total time i got out of the battery this time.
But as I say, every other time I've run the battery down, once it hit 0% it's turned off then.
Does anyone know what might have happened?? Is it simply a case of the battery monitor being way out? I hadn't heard this as a problem for this version of Powerbook or Jaguar (the revised 10.2.8 which fixed battery estimates)
Well as always, I've crapped on too long, sorry!