count, tells you how many times the wakelock was activated. If a
wakelock prevented suspend for a long time a large count tells you it
handled a lot of events while a small count tells you it took a long
time to process the events, or the wakelock was not released properly.
expire_count, tells you how many times the timeout expired. For the
input event wakelock in the android kernel (which has a timeout) an
expire count that matches the count tells you that someone opened an
input device but is not reading from it (this has happened several
times).
wake_count, tells you that this is the first wakelock that was
acquired in the resume path. This is currently less useful than I
would like on the Nexus One since it is usually "SMD_RPCCALL" which
does not tell me a lot.
active_since, tells you how long a a still active wakelock has been
active. If someone activated a wakelock and never released it, it will
be obvious here.
total_time, total time the wake lock has been active. This one should
be obvious.
sleep_time, total time the wake lock has been active when the screen was off.
max_time, longest time the wakelock was active uninterrupted. This
used less often, but the battery on a device was draining fast, but
the problem went away before looking at the stats this will show if a
wakelock was active for a long time.
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