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2012-11-29
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#922
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Originally Posted by ajalkane
So what do you reckon would be the best way to confirm whether I'm getting this issue?
Frankly I wouldn't set it up if I wasn't getting it. It's just an unnecessary rule then.
And when battery level goes that down, you wouldn't want to put extra strain to battery - which I'd imagine running a shell script and especially restarting a system level service will inevitably do.
I've tried some of the things that other users say trigger it, but so far nothing...
My battery's still going strong since my last full charge, now at 63%, I'm worried I'm going to miss it, yet again.
I'm almost 100% certain that "no internet connection" condition isn't needed for any rule(s), but this one's another matter.
Last edited by jalyst; 2012-11-29 at 22:27. Reason: typo
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2012-11-30
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#923
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Originally Posted by ajalkane
thanks a lot. Missing the slash is really a dumb mistake
Two things:
- You're missing a slash from the beginning.
- You're using "*" for matching several files. This needs shell expansion, so it must be run in shell.
Do it like this:
Code:sh -c "rm /home/user/.cache/data/twitter/twcache*"
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2012-11-30
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#924
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Originally Posted by jalyst
jalyst, why not use billboard to display the battery percentage on the standby screen instead? I mean entering Settings every time to check it is really cumbersome, no?
So what do you reckon would be the best way to confirm whether I'm getting this issue?
I've tried some of the things that other users say trigger it, but so far nothing...
My battery's still going strong since my last full charge, now at 63%, I'm worried I'm going to miss it, yet again.
I'm almost 100% certain that "no internet connection" condition isn't needed for any rule(s), but this one's another matter.
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2012-11-30
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#925
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Originally Posted by jalyst
If you see a sudden drop in battery level from around 10-20% to 4%, then you have the bug. To me it usually happens when you're using the phone, and for example mobile connection.
So what do you reckon would be the best way to confirm whether I'm getting this issue?
I've tried some of the things that other users say trigger it, but so far nothing...
My battery's still going strong since my last full charge, now at 63%, I'm worried I'm going to miss it, yet again.
I'm almost 100% certain that "no internet connection" condition isn't needed for any rule(s), but this one's another matter.
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2012-11-30
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Originally Posted by ajalkane
Same thing today. Sudden drop from 23% to 4%. ProfileMatic kicked in and restarted BME. But battery level was not fixed. I had to manually start it again and then battery level was 10%.
Today when phone reached 4%, restarting BME did not restore the battery level. I had to manually launch the custom once more and it was restored to 10%.
Perhaps stopping BME does not work well if it's done immediately after the battery drop. Right now I stop BME immediately and wait 10 secs before starting it again.
I'll try to modify the script, and put a 5 second pause before stopping BME. Then 5 second pause before starting it again.
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2012-11-30
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Originally Posted by ajalkane
You did not have any sleep in between stop bme and starting it?
Same thing today. Sudden drop from 23% to 4%. ProfileMatic kicked in and restarted BME. But battery level was not fixed. I had to manually start it again and then battery level was 10%.
Perhaps stopping BME does not work well if it's done immediately after the battery drop. Right now I stop BME immediately and wait 10 secs before starting it again.
I'll try to modify the script, and put a 5 second pause before stopping BME. Then 5 second pause before starting it again.
I have a sleep of 5 seconds and mine seems to work pretty good, not perfect though
.Maybe even 10 seconds might help dunno, have to test...
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2012-11-30
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#929
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Originally Posted by rooster13
I do. But I did not have any sleep before stop bme. So only sleep between stop and start. And I think a sleep is needed before stop too. I'll test during next week.
You did not have any sleep in between stop bme and starting it?
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2012-12-02
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#930
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Originally Posted by thedead1440
I guess you're right, maybe I'll fork-out some $ for Billboard*, I don't have my N9 for about 1mth, so I won't be able to confirm this "once & for all" until then :-/
jalyst, why not use billboard to display the battery percentage on the standby screen instead? I mean entering Settings every time to check it is really cumbersome, no?
It's just that you seemed so confident that everyone gets this issue, so I figured I may as well set-up the workaround, irrespective of observing it for myself.
*whatever happened to admiral0's prior competing app?
Originally Posted by ajalkane
That's just the problem, I wasn't seeing it, but I loaned my N9 to someone else just before it got below 30% (IIRC), so maybe I missed the point where it plays up.
If you see a sudden drop in battery level from around 10-20% to 4%, then you have the bug. To me it usually happens when you're using the phone, and for example mobile connection.
I never use "mobile connection" (3G), because I still tend to get that bug where it loses connectivity completely, & is subsequently useless (gets hot too).*
For connection onto the net I always use WiFi....
*there's some workarounds I STILL haven't tried yet (reset to 2g & then back to 3g using profilematic isn't an option), I doubt they'll work, beyond that I'm screwed.
Last edited by jalyst; 2012-12-02 at 15:18.
- You're missing a slash from the beginning.
- You're using "*" for matching several files. This needs shell expansion, so it must be run in shell.
Do it like this:
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