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Originally Posted by arrrghhh
What I'm wondering is how to stop it? Does it just perpetually take logs?
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By default, it logs to /sdcard/scbs.log, but you can effectively disable logging by making it log to /dev/null
e.g. `scbs -d -co /sdcard/scbs.conf -lf /dev/null`
Here are the command line options...
Code:
# scbs --help
scbs --help
Warning: Failed to open config file /etc/scbs.conf
Super cool battery software, version: 0.04.a
Usage: scbs [OPTIONS]
Start battery daemon or perform maintance functions on data files.
Mandatory arguments for long options are mandatory for short options too.
-h, --help display this help and exit
-v, --version display scbh version number
-pn print nan warnings to console
-df PATH use device file def:(/dev/scbs0)
-lf PATH use file for logging def:(/sdcard/scbs.log)
-co PATH use file for initial config def:(/etc/scbs.conf)
-d start sbcs in daemon mode
-s INT set the sleep mode data interval def:(5000)
-w INT set the wake mode data interval def:(5000)
-cf REAL set the charge scale factor def:(0.312500000)
-vf REAL set the voltage scale factor def:(1.098000000)
-se REAL set the sleep error constant def:(0.007000000)
-ln PATH open data file and use it to compute linearization
-n PATH open data file and use it to compute Rc,Cc,Re,Cb
-nr REAL set nls learning rate def:(0.000010000)
-wf write the computed battery model out to the config file
-l PATH open data file and generate stream of Cb estimates
-lr REAL set luenberger learning rate def:(0.000001000)
-rc REAL set Rc value def:(0.028796000)
-re REAL set Re value def:(0.130299000)
-cc REAL set Cc value def:(2.064020000)
-cb REAL set Cb value def:(64.219460000)
-sl REAL set Cb slope value def:(0.000000000)