Can't receive battery status , always %0 - maemo.org

trayhoper | # 1 | 2012-10-26, 19:52 | Report

I can't remember what i did , but this morning my N9's battery percentage was %0.When i go settings > device > battery , it shows %0 and billboard application can't receive battery status.It shows blank on standby screen.

I've deleted all my extra toggles (i was using unrestricted coderus toggles) but still have this issue.

I can't download any app because store says that my battery status isn't enough.Can anybody help me ?

AMD | # 2 | 2012-10-26, 19:55 | Report

I believe if you search a bit.. You'd find the solution. However, please switch to blanco theme first immediately then tell me what u see.

trayhoper | # 3 | 2012-10-26, 19:57 | Report

I searched but couldn't find any solution.I'm already using blanco , nothing changed.

AMD | # 4 | 2012-10-26, 19:58 | Report

Now, turn off your phone and keep it off for 30 minutes but in charger. Then turn it on. If it doesn't work, connect your phone to the PC/Mac and charge it via Command Prompt while flashing..

trayhoper | # 5 | 2012-10-26, 23:02 | Report

I couldn't fix it , so i flashed.Now it works

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Dragoss91 | # 6 | 2012-10-26, 23:15 | Report

Looks like you had a problem with bme . My N9 is very annoying when it shuts down because of low battery . I have ICS so I know after that "press vol up to boot another os" message , the nokia logo should show up but it doesnt , and I need to boot on nitdroid then reboot or keep it off while charging a while .

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An9 | # 7 | 2012-10-27, 02:07 | Report

I had this problem after i installed nitdroid, so i just emty my battery til my phone swithched off itself, then i charged the phone overnight and then was okay!

lazart | # 8 | 2014-07-18, 22:23 | Report

I've also had this problem after replacing a battery. I couldn't find a package called "advanced-power", mentioned here. Reinstalling "battery-icon" didn't help.
After long trials of reboots (and auto-off because of apparently empty battery), here's what helped: I tried to reflash the zImage.pr13 openmode kernel, but flasher complained: "battery status to low, charging.. 2%.." - then I knew it was charging at all. I aborted flasher before it reached the needed 11%.
Then I bootet again, and the battery symbol didn't show 0% like all the time, with or w/o charger, it showed the charging animation (with charger) again. Then I did "apt-get install --reinstall battery-icon", and after restart that service, it showed 4%

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Ancelad | # 9 | 2014-07-19, 11:11 | Report

You need to flash, but you can flash kernel only, and your battery will get normal status.

Joonas | # 10 | 2015-06-14, 12:28 | Report

Lets revive this topic because of me! (sorry). Can you guys help me how can I fix this issue? The battery had died but I revived it and now it shows 0%. I'm in a place where the only source of A/C power comes from my car (summer cottage). How can I revive the battery info in a place where I can't use a pc?

Edit: I typed this with my N9 in a hurry so apologises for that!