Originally Posted by wizardknight

OMGB has the most recently developed battery driver. What you have is as good as it will get unless you come up with a way to make it better.

Oh, no. I'm completely clueless about that kind of stuff.

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Originally Posted by n2rjt

I have looked at the rhodium battery code and it is very different from kaiser. I think the ACL kernel does a great job with battery level, except if you leave the phone on a charger it doesn't keep the battery full.

I have notice this...even after using the calibrator it doesn't stay full. But the battery doesn't drain super fast either.

Originally Posted by hawke213x

Oh, no. I'm completely clueless about that kind of stuff.

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I have notice this...even after using the calibrator it doesn't stay full. But the battery doesn't drain super fast either.

My understanding is that the battery is not suppose to stay full. It tops off, and then drains down 5-10% and then tops off again. Something to do with extending the life of the battery by preventing overcharging I think.

Originally Posted by wizardknight

My understanding is that the battery is not suppose to stay full. It tops off, and then drains down 5-10% and then tops off again. Something to do with extending the life of the battery by preventing overcharging I think.

Except that in my experience it doesn't top off again but continues to drain to zero.

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Originally Posted by n2rjt

Except that in my experience it doesn't top off again but continues to drain to zero.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda app-developers app

That's odd. Not seeing that kind of behavior at all here, and not heard of anyone else saying that.

So far as a daily use, this ROM is pretty good. One weird thing: it randomly loses network connection and then refreshes and has signal and mobile network again...

i am getting cannot load recovery.img in cmd in fastboot recovery.i have rhod100.why is that happening ?

Originally Posted by karimkahale

i am getting cannot load recovery.img in cmd in fastboot recovery.i have rhod100.why is that happening ?

Um.... using magical powers and random guessing.... Your sd card is formatted to ntfs? You have a corrupted download? You need to do a task 29? You need to format your sd card with the hp tool? Your phone is not unlocked?

Maybe you could give some more information, or any information other than saying just it is not working. We could at least have a chance to help you then.

Originally Posted by karimkahale

i am getting cannot load recovery.img in cmd in fastboot recovery.i have rhod100.why is that happening ?

You've asked this question in three threads by my count, across two different forums.

I'm deleting your other post, please don't ask the SAME question in multiple threads - especially not across multiple forums. Not only is it rude, but it dilutes the community effort.

Is it possible to get the TV-Out alive, or that is just a dream.

Originally Posted by weresgyufa

Is it possible to get the TV-Out alive, or that is just a dream.

ACL looked into it a while back, but I don't think it's going to happen. There's pretty much 0 interest in it - I've seen a couple of posts inquiring about it.

I can't imagine the output/resolution would be very good either... What would you play? YouTube poorly? Lol.