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Re: BME Replacement
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One can workaround it without rebooting device, by (ab)using hostmode applet - just select mode "peripheral with charging (it doesn't matter that you're in this mode already), then, issuing (as root): Code:
osso-usb-mass-storage-disable.sh Quote:
Solution - modify one line in applet's source code, to make it use bq27x00_battery reported capacity with precedence over rx51_battery/bme reported max capacity, as the latter is plain BS. For kernel-power users (everyone and his uncle) it will work OK, for non-kp users, it will work just like to does now (aka report idiotic values, but still looking pretty, in case of regular batteries). /Estel // Edit I hope CSSU guys will fix it or did so already - if it won't get fixed "upstream", I'll bloody do that one liner, and upload fork to extras-*. It would be, well, silly situation, but Meh. |
Re: BME Replacement
I've just installed the replacement and the mass storage popup appears after a long time. Any ideas why?
/edit: sometimes the popup appears after sliding out the keyboard, sometimes doesn't appear at all. |
Re: BME Replacement
hi to all
I'm testing the BME replacing from Pali. Great work! But I have a BIG problem. I use a wall charger with 4 batteries. So when I change a battery the one I insert is not calibrated and I have 0/0. Can I revert to original or old or CSSU BME? If I try to use the stok one (the link given above) it says is not existing Thanks in advance |
Re: BME Replacement
It's been several times. BME replacment reports battery low at ~400 mAh, turns of at ~300 mAh. And after reporting, the device shuts down so quickly that there's no time to even plug it into the wall charger. Any ideas how to fix it?
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