Concerned about "Charge Remaining" should i be worryed

I got my MBP back in august and im worryed about the battery under battery information the following is display.
Charge Information:
Charge remaining (mAh): 1134
Fully charged: No
Charging: No
Full charge capacity (mAh): 5997
Health Information:
Cycle count: 166
Condition: Normal
Should i get my battery replaced or is this okay?

Hi JediZenMaster,
THe "charge remaining" figure simply tells you how charged up the computer is at the present moment (charge it , it will go up, use it on the battery, it will go down.)
The figure that tells you more about the health of your battery is the "maximum charge capacity". In your case it stands at roughly 90% of the original capacity, after the equivalent of 166 charge "cycles".
This is OK, but it sounds to me as if you are probably using the battery fairly heavily, charging up every day and then running right down again, to have run up 166 cycles since last August. THis isn't really the best way to treat Lithium batteries if it can be avoided.
You might find it worth reading neuroanatomists excellent battery FAQ at http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1764220 and Apple's own information about notebook batteries at http://www.apple.com/batteries/notebooks.html
(whoops, sorry for repeating you stedman - went off and had a cup of tea in the middle of writing the response and didn't know you had posted)
Cheers
Rod
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    I have an issue I'm trying to debug on Oracle 10G Express (mentioned in another thread on this forum) and after a bit of googling I ended up issuing:
    SQL> show parameter shared
    which told me:
    NAME TYPE VALUE
    hi_shared_memory_address integer 0
    max_shared_servers integer
    shared_memory_address integer 0
    shared_pool_reserved_size big integer 9227468
    shared_pool_size big integer 0
    shared_server_sessions integer
    shared_servers integer 4
    Is there anything there that should cause concern. The reason I ask is that the problems I'm having may be related to memory - and shared_pool_size=0 seems like a bit of a red flag y'know.
    So, simple question, is there anything here to be concerned about?
    thanks
    Jamie

    Centinul wrote:
    What's the value of SGA_TARGET? A SHARED_POOL_SIZE of 0 can indicate you are using Automatic Memory Management, where Oracle sizes the various components dynamically. Check out the V$SGASTAT view for the current sizes.
    HTH!Hi there,
    Aha, OK, checking that out:
    SQL> select * from V$SGASTAT where lower(name) like '%sga_%';
    POOL NAME BYTES
    shared pool sga listelement 1024
    shared pool SGA Obsolete Param Source 16
    shared pool SGA - SWRF Time Model Bas 64
    shared pool LRMPD SGA Table 77392
    shared pool qm_init_sga:oidctx 4
    shared pool sga node map 8
    shared pool SGA - SWRF Metrics ksuTim 1208
    shared pool KSFD SGA I/O b 3977128
    shared pool SGA structure for SWRF (K 216
    shared pool SGA - SWRF Metrics WCTime 1208
    shared pool kolfsgi: KOLF's SGA initi 4
    POOL NAME BYTES
    shared pool SGA - AWR Metric RBSM str 196
    shared pool SGA - SWRF Metric Eidbuf 60676
    shared pool SGA - SWRF Metric CHBs 365644
    shared pool qm_init_sga:qmdpsg 800
    shared pool SGA struct - SWRF Metrics 1500
    shared pool SGA Param Source Table 176
    shared pool SGA structure for kelr 1180
    shared pool ksws RLB SGA ctx 20
    shared pool channel sga anchor 184
    shared pool sga dev dict 36
    shared pool qm_init_sga:origroot 56
    POOL NAME BYTES
    shared pool qmcInitSGA:qmsga_acl_prop 32
    shared pool kolbsgi: KOLB's SGA initi 4
    shared pool SGA - SWRF RawMet Runtime 3248
    shared pool qm_init_sga:rootname 4
    shared pool SGA param ownership table 176
    shared pool SGA - SWRF DrvMet Runtime 4928
    shared pool slave class sga anchor 48
    29 rows selected.
    I'm not seeing anything there akin to SGA_TARGET. Have I misunderstood? Also, what does SGA stand for?
    Thank you for the reply Centinul, I'm afraid I may need to be taken through this one step-by-step :)
    Regards
    Jamie

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