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Did i do something incorrectly? or is there a fix to this I am using a RHOD400 on BLAZN 2.2.2 Thanks |
Re: [TESTING] SCBS: Improved battery meter system
I solved my problem of scbs blowing up logcat by starting scbs as a service...
I created a shell script called scbs.sh and placed it in /bin Code:
#!/bin/sh Code:
-d -co /sdcard/scbs.conf -lf /dev/nullCode:
service scbs /bin/scbs.sh |
Re: [TESTING] SCBS: Improved battery meter system
Before this SCBS, I used voltage as health indicator: 4.25V=100%
Now my Battery Monitor can't read Voltage, a fully charged battery return 0.100V What happened ? FRX06 + arrrghhh's 4/15/11 SCBS |
Re: [TESTING] SCBS: Improved battery meter system
wateverweber,
you haven't generated a model yet, so there is no conf file. Also 99% might be more correct than not. Thing is that charging starts to get exponentially slower after 80%. Afaict it can literally take days to get the last 1%, toadlife, Is there any particular reason you want to run it as a service? Atm scbs cannot be killed reliably, very bad thing can happen. For restarting we use killall -HUP scbs which just sends a signal to scbs to manage its own restart. Also for those trying to cookup a rootfs, there is a script in /sbin that you will need. Its called updatescbs or something. teemo, That is a known bug, still working on it. |
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http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/android-tp...ml#post2089505 The service I created only runs once and all it does it launch scbs. killall -HUP still works AFAIK. |
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Just checking, but once scbs.conf has been generated and placed in the root of the SD card, that's all that must be done to install a battery configuration, right?
I'm starting from a clean data.img, and I see in the boot text that the SCBS battery daemon is starting, just wanted to make sure I didn't have to do anything like run BABS again to get it to use the conf file. |
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Another question for you Jon. At what point do we have enough data to stop running SCBS? After a few weeks your software should have a pretty good model correct? Why would we want to continue running the software, which uses the phones resources and memory?
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manekineko,
you don't need to run the app once you are happy with the model and have the conf. the daemon will startup with the phone and will take care of everything else. steveholtam, i suppose you can log to /dev/null as others have suggested, but the daemon still needs to run as it does all the battery calculations. I don't think it takes significant cpu to figure out the battery stuff, maybe a fraction of a percent. Imho the sdcard writes are not a big deal either. After all I use sd card as swap space. Others will tell you this is not sane. Its a matter of preference i suppose. Its probably a good idea to set the priority of scbs to absolute minimum. Its rarely going to be critical that the battery meter update right on the timer tick. |
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It's possible to edit it directly on your phone, but it might be easier to download the file using droid explorer, edit it and re-upload the file. You have to remount your rootfs so that it is writable in order to change the file mount -o remount,rw / Set permisisons on the Remount the fs read only after you're done... chmod 755 /init mount -o remount,ro / If you are confused by any of the above, I would recommend you NOT do this. |
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