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suppose data doesn't work? if so, it is not detecting crossed data lines, so not starting dedicated charging. If you don't plan to fix data, you can solder data ports together, or, even better, use kp52 (or higher, in future), and use bq2415x_charger module, in forced "dedicated" mode. You can do it manually, or via bme replacement bits.
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The weird thing is that data works. How can I get kp52 and bq2415x_charger with the cssu thumb kernel?
I've tested charging with bq2415x_charger, but haven't got it charging with the chargers it wasn't working with before. I'm not sure how to get it in dedicated mode.
echo dedicated > /sys/class/power_supply/bq24150a-0/mode
modprobe bq2415x_charger
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...of course, supposing that you have bq2415x_charger module loaded, already. If not, you will get error about that path not existing - try loading module viaCode:echo dedicated > /sys/class/power_supply/bq24150a-0/mode
...and echo command, again.Code:modprobe bq2415x_charger
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so, you repaired your port to state of having *both* charging and data working, but charging works only from established data connection (like connected to notebook)? Very strange. Forcing dedicated mode should work, so try it first, but it would be nice to investigate it more, afterwards. Like, posting tail of dmesg, invoked after connecting charger to device.
/Estel
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bad design, broken, charging, failure, hardware, loose, microusb, microusb port, n900, nokia, part, port, repair, return, surface mount, usb, usb port, warranty |
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First the USB port. It works (starts charging and it can connect to PC), but the charger itself feels loose. It only recognizes the USB if i hold the connector in one position.
And next, the charging. I have left it charging overnight, i find out in the morning it has shut down. I used lshal -m to see what is happening, and at some point there is an error and it just stops charging. I nudge the cable a bit and it starts charging again.
Can anyone help what to do with this? Is the loose USB port reason for bad charging? Should i take it to repair? Or fix it myself? Sorry for possibly confusing post.
EDIT: When the device stops charging, lshal -m shows this:
Last edited by zSpike; 2013-02-13 at 12:33.