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#651
Originally Posted by Megaltariak View Post
What is exactly the problem with the bq27x00_battery module ?
I use it since old versions of kernel power and I have zero problem with it.
It is a lot more precise than the stock one and can read battery level even if bme is stopped (usb hostmode).

http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...unt=534http://
 
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#652
Ok, I can disable autoloading this modele in next release.
Note that I have no problem with bq27x00_battery too...

I do not agrre that it is DEPRECATED. You can found it in meego kernel. It is standard power-supply kernel platform module - no non standard like BME userspace app... (but if it has problem with BME, I disable autoloading)
 

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#653
Thank you pali re not autoloading it. As mentioned, there's already a file in power kernel (/etc/modules) that allows users to add whatever modules they want to load - so those who wish can load bq27x00_battery at boot by adding it to that file anyway.

Anyway, I'm not sure about bq27x00_battery occupying the bus completely or breaking BME completely - HOWEVER, I am sure that when you combine bq27x00_battery AND Advanced Power, you get different battery readings that are wrong. I'm not qualified to explain why, but it does.
 

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#654
Hi just wanna give feedback that I also don't have problems with bq27x00_battery except with it showing conky some thousands of numbers on temperature and voltage which I know the cause of course. But other than that? Nothing
 
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Originally Posted by Mentalist Traceur View Post
Thank you pali re not autoloading it. As mentioned, there's already a file in power kernel (/etc/modules) that allows users to add whatever modules they want to load - so those who wish can load bq27x00_battery at boot by adding it to that file anyway.

Anyway, I'm not sure about bq27x00_battery occupying the bus completely or breaking BME completely - HOWEVER, I am sure that when you combine bq27x00_battery AND Advanced Power, you get different battery readings that are wrong. I'm not qualified to explain why, but it does.
And ohh +1 to this post... Maybe this is the only problem I got
 
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Originally Posted by Radicalz38 View Post
Hi just wanna give feedback that I also don't have problems with bq27x00_battery except with it showing conky some thousands of numbers on temperature and voltage which I know the cause of course. But other than that? Nothing
there's a fixed version in the official conky thread if you didn't know. i'm kinda lazy so it hasn't made it to the repo yet...
And yeah I didn't have problems with the autoloading either, kinda strange if it's crashing bme or whatever.
 

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Originally Posted by Creamy Goodness View Post
there's a fixed version in the official conky thread if you didn't know. i'm kinda lazy so it hasn't made it to the repo yet...
And yeah I didn't have problems with the autoloading either, kinda strange if it's crashing bme or whatever.
Thanks! Didn't know it before you posted here Thanks CG! BTW is it on garage or attached only on the conky thread?
 
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Originally Posted by Mentalist Traceur View Post
Anyway, I'm not sure about bq27x00_battery occupying the bus completely or breaking BME completely - HOWEVER, I am sure that when you combine bq27x00_battery AND Advanced Power, you get different battery readings that are wrong. I'm not qualified to explain why, but it does.
I think that BME only read values about battery throw /dev/i2c... (but I do not know... it is closed).

And bq27x00_battery does not occupying bus. It only call functions for reading values from i2c bus. All info which bq27x00_battery read is from official documantation. Note that I added support for more info (time to empty, time to full, ...) in this module and now it is in upstream - so it shouldnt be deprecated.

And why BME report different values (percentage is different in BME and in bq module)? I do not know, but bq reports *correct* values from documentation... So BME must report values which are changed or somethink else...

bq27x00_battery module was tested on other devices then nokia n900 and there was no error... - So I think problem is BME (which report different values)
 

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#659
So far I have the lxp drivers, I have android, power kernel 47 and stock in multiboot, what do I need to do, to add the lxp drivers in? just install everything plus the boot image and it will create a boot item file and the kernel file and everything will work fine? or are the lxp drivers already in power47?
 
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#660
ok i blacklisted the bq27x00_battery module, but now the battery widget in the status menu is far from accurate, very far, and the tempreture widget stopped working, so how can i unblacklist it ??
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