USB current limit

[e-minguez]

Charging still works fine for me, but I modded my HW, that may be why...

Try running the following command as root (not using sudo, you really need to log in as root) and reboot:

Code:

echo "blacklist anx7688" > /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf

Thank you, a-wai! you're a genius! It worked!  (and I did not mod my HW. in fact i was also wondering if it was going to be impossible without modding the HW, until I remembered that up until recently I could charge using USB-c to USB-c). 

And this just for my education: When you said that one "really need to log in as root", I did and it worked.  Would it not have worked if I used sudo?  

Thank you again for all the brilliant work on Mobian!

If you run sudo echo, the redirection (>) is not privileged. You can do 'echo whatever | sudo tee -a file' instead.

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[HLing]

Charging still works fine for me, but I modded my HW, that may be why...

Try running the following command as root (not using sudo, you really need to log in as root) and reboot:

Code:

echo "blacklist anx7688" > /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf

Thank you, a-wai! you're a genius! It worked!  (and I did not mod my HW. in fact i was also wondering if it was going to be impossible without modding the HW, until I remembered that up until recently I could charge using USB-c to USB-c). 

And this just for my education: When you said that one "really need to log in as root", I did and it worked.  Would it not have worked if I used sudo?  

Thank you again for all the brilliant work on Mobian!

If you run sudo echo, the redirection (>) is not privileged. You can do 'echo whatever | sudo tee -a file' instead.

Enviado desde mi ONEPLUS A5010 mediante Tapatalk

Thank you, e-minguez, for the option.  Also, just a note about the current limit: I noticed with the last 7 21 20 version upgrade the charging status was showing 3A, instead of 0.5A or 1.5A, but it was charging slowly.