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coolrah1989	2011-06-18 , 23:08
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hi i insatlled nitdroid nw how to install gingerbrade on it plz tell

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topet2k12001	2011-06-19 , 04:48
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Originally Posted by coolrah1989

hi i insatlled nitdroid nw how to install gingerbrade on it plz tell

Friend,

Just to make sure I understood: you installed an older version and you want to upgrade, is that it?

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sibble-comp	2011-06-20 , 06:05
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Originally Posted by msa

ok, just installed N12, works just fine.

but: my battery-indicator doesnt seem to work. at first it was at 100%.
i plugged in the charger when it dropped to 35%.
after some time charging, i took the cable off. however, the battery-status is now at 30%. it didnt charge (or its not displaying the charge)

known bug? how to fix?

/edit: after booting maemo again, i realized they the device wasnt really charging in android, although the android-menu did say it does.

hope it gets fixed soon.

I've got 100% reliable charging finally..... Here's a posting I did to the local lug

One of the biggest problems with Nitdroid (I'm currently running N12 Umay) is that when the screen turns off charging stops, so if you leave the phone running Android plugged in overnight, you'll typically wake up to a dead or close to dead battery.

However looks like I found a solution, by setting the screen off from the default of 1 minute to 10 minutes, it appears to be charging properly. It continues to charge even if you press the power button.

Still doesn't resolve the other issue of Android not recognizing a full battery when the current one is almost dead. If you power off the phone, put in a fully charged battery and boot into Android, it will say the battery is almost dead and automattically power off. If you then boot into Maemo, it shows a full battery and works fine.

Workaround is to, while in Maemo, plug in charger and reboot phone into Android, it'll start charging and then seems to reset the battery level in Android and then you are okay. Still testing this a bit though as there are some edge cases that I still have to suss out.

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sudarsan_avs	2011-06-20 , 13:43
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Originally Posted by ammyt

Just wondering, is there any partner working with e-yes on Nitdroid?
...cannot sense that...

I thought U.....

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	ammyt	2011-06-20 , 14:13
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Originally Posted by sibble-comp

I've got 100% reliable charging finally..... Here's a posting I did to the local lug

One of the biggest problems with Nitdroid (I'm currently running N12 Umay) is that when the screen turns off charging stops, so if you leave the phone running Android plugged in overnight, you'll typically wake up to a dead or close to dead battery.

However looks like I found a solution, by setting the screen off from the default of 1 minute to 10 minutes, it appears to be charging properly. It continues to charge even if you press the power button.

Still doesn't resolve the other issue of Android not recognizing a full battery when the current one is almost dead. If you power off the phone, put in a fully charged battery and boot into Android, it will say the battery is almost dead and automattically power off. If you then boot into Maemo, it shows a full battery and works fine.

Workaround is to, while in Maemo, plug in charger and reboot phone into Android, it'll start charging and then seems to reset the battery level in Android and then you are okay. Still testing this a bit though as there are some edge cases that I still have to suss out.

This was extensively discussed before and you're right. The fix is already in the WIKI, either you can do what you posted or simply choose to let the screen stay awake while charging.

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	ammyt	2011-06-20 , 14:16
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Originally Posted by coolrah1989

hi i insatlled nitdroid nw how to install gingerbrade on it plz tell

hi yuor wrtitigng sis vreyey undrestndbel thx gengerbrade loves yuo toooo

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sibble-comp	2011-06-20 , 15:40
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Originally Posted by ammyt

This was extensively discussed before and you're right. The fix is already in the WIKI, either you can do what you posted or simply choose to let the screen stay awake while charging.

Thanks, I did a search for this and didn't find anything other than people complaining about non-charging.

As to the wiki, are you referring to the Nitdroid one or the Maemo one.

last time I looked at the nitroid one, there was nothing in the wiki about it and it referenced a much older version (0.8 iirc).

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sibble-comp	2011-06-20 , 16:59
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Originally Posted by ammyt

This was extensively discussed before and you're right. The fix is already in the WIKI, either you can do what you posted or simply choose to let the screen stay awake while charging.

Thanks, knowing what to look for I was able to find the wiki item and thread in question.