Hi geekmaster,
Many thanks for your reply. Always a pleasure connecting with you.
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I think I saw in some system scripts (at least on some models) that there is a flag file you can drop in the file system (perhaps at root rather than userstore) that bypasses battery check.
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Apparently in Kindle 3.1,
/etc/battcheck.conf contains the following line:
_NOBATTCHECK_FILE="/mnt/us/system/nobattcheck"
On my Kindle DX running 2.5.5,
/etc/battcheck.conf does not contain any such reference to nobattcheck.
However,
etc/rc2.d/S50battcheck offers all sorts of possibilities for bypassing the battery check... here's another:
Code:
# Check a boot arg to see if we are configured to
# skip the batt check
grep -i "nobattcheck" -q /proc/cmdline
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
msg "nobattcheck in boot args" I
_SKIP_CHECK=1
fi