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moiqbal |
2014-01-18
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@ Pune, India
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#11
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Originally Posted by peterleinchen
I am gonna go ahead and replace the proximity sensor will update you guys
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2014-01-21
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#12
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Hi guys!
After my N9 died of full battery discharge, and refused to charge from the charger or PC, I tried the trick with flasher charging (up to 10%).
The first time I tried it it disconnected in the middle of sending the ape-algo image. I had no idea what it was and though I bricked the phone, as it wasn't recognized by the flasher afterwards. However, after I left it for some time (3-4 minutes) connected, it showed up.
I tried again and got that same Unable to get SU_PARAM_BATTERY_LEVEL message.
Disassembling the phone and disconnecting the battery for a couple of minutes worked, and with the message gone, the charge-via-flasher trick worked too!
Now, my question: Is there a way to force power off the N9 on 10% of the remaining charge, not 0%?
After my N9 died of full battery discharge, and refused to charge from the charger or PC, I tried the trick with flasher charging (up to 10%).
The first time I tried it it disconnected in the middle of sending the ape-algo image. I had no idea what it was and though I bricked the phone, as it wasn't recognized by the flasher afterwards. However, after I left it for some time (3-4 minutes) connected, it showed up.
I tried again and got that same Unable to get SU_PARAM_BATTERY_LEVEL message.
Disassembling the phone and disconnecting the battery for a couple of minutes worked, and with the message gone, the charge-via-flasher trick worked too!
Now, my question: Is there a way to force power off the N9 on 10% of the remaining charge, not 0%?