Guide to power off the Pinephone Pro on low battery
#1
I wrote a low-power-off BASH script for the Pinephone and Pinephone Pro to help prevent over-discharge by forcing a power-off below a certain capacity.

It loops through all power sources the kernel is aware of and enforces a minimum capacity rule that powers off the system if a battery is below a certain threshold (default: 5%) and not charging.

Install guide here: https://discourse.destinationlinux.netwo...ttery/4789

Enjoy Smile
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#2
Looks nice and well done. I'll give it a try in a while. Thank you.
Pinephone Pro enthusiast and SUPER-HYPED for PineTab 2! PT2 is AWESOME!
Former electrical engineer. Current rancher.

I know a lot about a few things, a little about a lot of things and am ignorant of an unknown number of things.
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(02-04-2022, 02:46 PM)Conjada Wrote: Looks nice and well done. I'll give it a try in a while. Thank you.

Tell me how it goes, always looking to improve the guide! Smile

Also... OpenRC guide now included.
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#4
My method is a little different. I take my spare battery out of the external charger and swap it out.
Seems to work really well and it is just one of the things I can do with my PPPee that Iphones can't do.
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(02-08-2022, 02:22 PM)Otter Wrote: My method is a little different. I take my spare battery out of the external charger and swap it out.
Seems to work really well and it is just one of the things I can do with my PPPee that Iphones can't do.

What's beautiful is the ability to carry a spare battery around in your wallet.

<insert obligatory safety warning about bending, piercing, short circuiting against keys, explosion hazard, ect>
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(02-09-2022, 12:15 AM)Ulfnic Wrote:
(02-08-2022, 02:22 PM)Otter Wrote: My method is a little different. I take my spare battery out of the external charger and swap it out.
Seems to work really well and it is just one of the things I can do with my PPPee that Iphones can't do.

What's beautiful is the ability to carry a spare battery around in your wallet.

<insert obligatory safety warning about bending, piercing, short circuiting against keys, explosion hazard, ect>

Love the idea. Between that and my power banks, I'd practically have to go out of my way to lose power while on the move.
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