I feel my Kindle works less and less on a full charge, but maybe I just read more.
Anyway to verify that I've created a simple script to monitor the battery charge and screensaver events.
Code:
#!/bin/bash
VERSION='1.0'
LOGFILE='/mnt/base-us/battery.log'
SOURCES=$'com.lab126.powerd\ncom.lab126.hal'
touch $LOGFILE
echo [`date`] Starting $0 v$VERSION >> $LOGFILE
echo "$SOURCES" | lipc-wait-event -m -l battLevelChanged,goingToScreenSaver,outOfScreenSaver,charging,notCharging | while read event; do
echo [`date`] $event >> $LOGFILE
done
It uses lipc-wait-event so should have no visible influence on the battery live.
Example log print:
Code:
[Fri Oct 18 11:00:24 EEST 2019] Starting /mnt/us/extensions/battstat/bin/battstat.sh v1.0
[Fri Oct 18 11:01:28 EEST 2019] Event Source: com.lab126.powerd
[Fri Oct 18 11:01:28 EEST 2019] Event Source: com.lab126.hal
[Fri Oct 18 11:01:28 EEST 2019] Waiting for events...
[Fri Oct 18 11:01:28 EEST 2019] com.lab126.powerd charging
[Fri Oct 18 11:03:24 EEST 2019] com.lab126.powerd battLevelChanged 98
[Fri Oct 18 11:08:28 EEST 2019] com.lab126.powerd battLevelChanged 99
[Fri Oct 18 11:14:58 EEST 2019] com.lab126.powerd battLevelChanged 100
[Fri Oct 18 11:21:22 EEST 2019] com.lab126.powerd goingToScreenSaver 3
I'm attaching also KUAL extension to enable the script. It'll run until the restart, creates the log in battery.log file in the root folder.
Changelog: