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I've recently noticed poor battery life on my Jolla 1. After investigating ( top in terminal or ssh ), I've noticed that often android's system_server end up eventually eating all CPU cycles.

I've tried various approaches (e.g.: force-stopping all installed android apps), the only one that works is shutting down and restarting alien-dalvik (systemctl restart alien-dalvik.service or from GUI).

Sadly I don't know android well enough to investigate better (I'm more a vanilla GNU/Linux guy). Is there a way to get logs from system_server, I would like to pin point down which element is causing this high cpu usage.

I'm running Sailfish OS 2.1.0.11 "Iijoki"

I've recently noticed poor battery life on my Jolla 1. After investigating ( top in terminal or ssh ), I've noticed that often android's system_server end up eventually eating all CPU cycles.

I've tried various approaches (e.g.: force-stopping all installed android apps), the only one that works is shutting down and restarting alien-dalvik (systemctl restart alien-dalvik.service or from GUI).

Sadly I don't know android well enough to investigate better (I'm more a vanilla GNU/Linux guy). Is there a way to get logs from system_server, I would like to pin point down which element is causing this high cpu usage.

I'm running Sailfish OS 2.1.0.11 "Iijoki"

I've recently noticed poor battery life on my Jolla 1. After investigating ( top in terminal or ssh ), I've noticed that often android's system_server end up eventually eating all CPU cycles.

I've tried various approaches (e.g.: force-stopping all installed android apps), the only one that works is shutting down and restarting alien-dalvik (systemctl restart alien-dalvik.service or from GUI).

Sadly I don't know android well enough to investigate better (I'm more a vanilla GNU/Linux guy). Is there a way to get logs from system_server, I would like to pin point down which element is causing this high cpu usage.

I'm running Sailfish OS 2.1.0.11 "Iijoki"

I've recently noticed poor battery life on my Jolla 1. After investigating ( top in terminal or ssh ), I've noticed that often android's system_server end up eventually eating all CPU cycles.

I've tried various approaches (e.g.: force-stopping all installed android apps), the only one that works is shutting down and restarting alien-dalvik (systemctl restart alien-dalvik.service or from GUI).

Sadly I don't know android well enough to investigate better (I'm more a vanilla GNU/Linux guy). Is there a way to get logs from system_server, I would like to pin point down which element is causing this high cpu usage.

I'm running Sailfish OS 2.1.0.11 "Iijoki"

Edit: Reopened since this is still an issue on the latest OS release. (And I don't see this as a duplicate of the AD memory issue since that has been (if not fixed) at least higly improved).

I've recently noticed poor battery life on my Jolla 1. After investigating ( top in terminal or ssh ), I've noticed that often android's system_server end up eventually eating all CPU cycles.

I've tried various approaches (e.g.: force-stopping all installed android apps), the only one that works is shutting down and restarting alien-dalvik (systemctl restart alien-dalvik.service or from GUI).

Sadly I don't know android well enough to investigate better (I'm more a vanilla GNU/Linux guy). Is there a way to get logs from system_server, I would like to pin point down which element is causing this high cpu usage.

I'm running Sailfish OS 2.1.0.11 "Iijoki"

Edit: Reopened since this is still an issue on the latest OS release. (And I don't see this as a duplicate of the AD memory issue since that has been (if not fixed) at least higly improved).

I've recently noticed poor battery life on my Jolla 1. After investigating ( top in terminal or ssh ), I've noticed that often android's system_server end up eventually eating all CPU cycles.

I've tried various approaches (e.g.: force-stopping all installed android apps), the only one that works is shutting down and restarting alien-dalvik (systemctl restart alien-dalvik.service or from GUI).

Sadly I don't know android well enough to investigate better (I'm more a vanilla GNU/Linux guy). Is there a way to get logs from system_server, I would like to pin point down which element is causing this high cpu usage.

I'm running Sailfish OS 2.1.0.11 "Iijoki"

Edit: Reopened since this is still an issue on the latest OS release. (And I don't see this as a duplicate of the AD memory issue since that has been (if not fixed) at least higly improved).