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2010-01-15
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#32
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Originally Posted by anapospastos
Not remaining. Your battery is 54% charged
whats the difference.
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2010-01-15
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#33
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If it's 54% charged it would have 46% remaining...
Also lshal | remaining_time said, for me, 7200 seconds. That's 2 hours.
It's 46% charged and I can say right now, with several weeks of past experience, that there's no way I'll get only 2 hours out of a half charged n900. I'll get about 6 I'd imagine....
So I'm with the previous posters, a "time remaining" would be mostly useless.
Also lshal | remaining_time said, for me, 7200 seconds. That's 2 hours.
It's 46% charged and I can say right now, with several weeks of past experience, that there's no way I'll get only 2 hours out of a half charged n900. I'll get about 6 I'd imagine....
So I'm with the previous posters, a "time remaining" would be mostly useless.
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2010-01-15
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#34
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i'll agree with keir i doubt it for commercial uses it probably an upcoming feature
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2010-01-15
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#35
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Originally Posted by KD Epic
Sorry but this makes no sense to me. If the phone is reporting a 56% charge how can it mean that it has 46% remaning
If it's 54% charged it would have 46% remaining...
Also lshal | remaining_time said, for me, 7200 seconds. That's 2 hours.
It's 46% charged and I can say right now, with several weeks of past experience, that there's no way I'll get only 2 hours out of a half charged n900. I'll get about 6 I'd imagine....
So I'm with the previous posters, a "time remaining" would be mostly useless.
. I have just charged my phone and it's telling me I have a 97% charge, does this mean I have 3% battery left? Could you explain this furthur please?
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2010-05-26
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#36
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Originally Posted by Reflektorfalke
Same as laptops and it is very useful to me!
I totally agree, a "...remaining hours"-value is more or less useless as this value highly depends on actual usage!
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2010-05-26
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#37
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Originally Posted by Magel282
No, it means you have consumed 3%.
Sorry but this makes no sense to me. If the phone is reporting a 56% charge how can it mean that it has 46% remaning
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2010-05-26
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#38
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I am doing something like this:
lsusb | grep 'remaining_time =' | awk '{printf "%s", $3}'
and I getting 14400 all the time, but my % is moving, so I dont think this is trully working.
Besides there is other value which shows battery.remaining_time.calculte_per_time = false, so I think it is not really updating this info.
What we can do is, as workaround, assume a battery with 100% charge will last for 24 hours, and then multiply it by the % reamining. That is, if you have 50% it will shows 12hs left.
lsusb | grep 'remaining_time =' | awk '{printf "%s", $3}'
and I getting 14400 all the time, but my % is moving, so I dont think this is trully working.
Besides there is other value which shows battery.remaining_time.calculte_per_time = false, so I think it is not really updating this info.
What we can do is, as workaround, assume a battery with 100% charge will last for 24 hours, and then multiply it by the % reamining. That is, if you have 50% it will shows 12hs left.
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2010-05-26
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#39
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I have modified batt % of the Desktop Command Exe Wid to this:
hal-device bme | awk -F"[. ]" '$5 == "is_charging" {chrg = $7}; $5 == "percentage" {perc = $7; time = $7/100*24} END if (chrg == "false") {print perc "% (" time "hs)"} else {print "Chrg"}'
It will show % and time considering that the batt will last 24hs with avg use.
hal-device bme | awk -F"[. ]" '$5 == "is_charging" {chrg = $7}; $5 == "percentage" {perc = $7; time = $7/100*24} END if (chrg == "false") {print perc "% (" time "hs)"} else {print "Chrg"}'
It will show % and time considering that the batt will last 24hs with avg use.
Dude, I took this screen shot on my N900 while watching the getting started video.