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2013-12-23
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Originally Posted by DrWilken
It only consumes power when it is connected with TOH, you can also test, in which you simply remove toh
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2013-12-23
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@ Berlin
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Originally Posted by DrWilken
thanks, but it says me access danied. How can i do that over terminal?
If You want to disable TOHC service only until next reboot You can add --runtime to the 'mask' command... ;-)
Code:systemctl mask --runtime tohd.service; systemctl stop tohd.service
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2013-12-23
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It is now exactly two hours after I disabled toh-daemon.
Regular idle with 3gdata on and no accounts online except email every two hours. It was and still is 76% as it was two hours ago.
Looks very good so far. Before it would have gone down 4 - 5%.
Regular idle with 3gdata on and no accounts online except email every two hours. It was and still is 76% as it was two hours ago.
Looks very good so far. Before it would have gone down 4 - 5%.
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2013-12-23
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@ Bulgaria
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Originally Posted by cvp
Are you root? It must be executed like root.
thanks, but it says me access danied. How can i do that over terminal?
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2013-12-23
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@ Oelsted, Denmark
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Originally Posted by cvp
You have to change to root first...
thanks, but it says me access danied. How can i do that over terminal?
First set user (nemo) password:
Settings -> System Settings -> Developer mode -> Tick 'Remote Connection' and set a new password and press 'Save' (Developer mode has to be enabled first, but I guess You know (You wouldn't have a terminal otherwise)...
In Terminal:
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devel-su (type the password You've just set) systemctl mask --runtime tohd.service systemctl stop tohd.service
Last edited by DrWilken; 2013-12-23 at 13:12.
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2013-12-23
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@ Oelsted, Denmark
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Originally Posted by siggi_digital
I would think it would be like wireless, continuously trying to connect... My bad...
It only consumes power when it is connected with TOH, you can also test, in which you simply remove toh
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2013-12-23
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@ Berlin
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thanks, and now i get the message:
Failed to issue method call: Invalid argument
hmm i dobble check if i wrote all correctly
Failed to issue method call: Invalid argument
hmm i dobble check if i wrote all correctly
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2013-12-23
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if this is the real nfc consumption and cant be done better its a real problem for the whole idea/system.
we are talking about the lowest cost wireless connection over a very small distance.e
i now dont want to think how fast a keyboard TOH would deplete the battery.
we are talking about the lowest cost wireless connection over a very small distance.e
i now dont want to think how fast a keyboard TOH would deplete the battery.
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2013-12-23
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Mine keeps saying
Code:
Failed to issue method call: Invalid argument
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2013-12-23
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Originally Posted by CLRS530
These covers are using NFS the other half keyboard would use the I2C bus pins, there would be no wireless checks.
if this is the real nfc consumption and cant be done better its a real problem for the whole idea/system.
we are talking about the lowest cost wireless connection over a very small distance.e
i now dont want to think how fast a keyboard TOH would deplete the battery.
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