Talk:Neo FreeRunner Battery
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It would be good to add information on what brand/model numbers can be used here. | It would be good to add information on what brand/model numbers can be used here. | ||
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| + | == Trick == | ||
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| + | I'm not sure it it solves a 'deep discharge' problem. I noticed that if the power from USB is not sufficient to boot Linux it is sufficient to log into NOR. | ||
| + | Than if I discharged OM: | ||
| + | 1. Connect the USB connector | ||
| + | 2. OM would try to boot but kernel panic will occure due to insufficient battery (flashing red light) | ||
| + | 3. I can turn off the phone and switch it on logging into NOR (I have to check if I can skip to this step by holding AUX) | ||
| + | 4. Then I wait a while and choose to boot OM | ||
Revision as of 06:51, 31 January 2009
It would be good to add information on what brand/model numbers can be used here.
Trick
I'm not sure it it solves a 'deep discharge' problem. I noticed that if the power from USB is not sufficient to boot Linux it is sufficient to log into NOR. Than if I discharged OM: 1. Connect the USB connector 2. OM would try to boot but kernel panic will occure due to insufficient battery (flashing red light) 3. I can turn off the phone and switch it on logging into NOR (I have to check if I can skip to this step by holding AUX) 4. Then I wait a while and choose to boot OM
