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[Xposed Framework Modules] Mav3rick40:
I have it installed, but I don't know if it's working or not. I keep getting this alert message every time I reboot that the battery calibration has stopped working or something along those lines.
[Xposed Framework Modules] mobidea:
ok, so tested that version on CM11 nightly-4 and it works, there's no warning triangle about shutdowns counter but it works but at first uninstall original/official version of critical shut down and then install unofficial version

thx for plugin

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oh, I'm using Xperia P
[Xposed Framework Modules] 2KAndy:
Seems not to work with 4.2.2 on android revolution hd 8.0
[Xposed Framework Modules] zdad:
Confirmed to be working on Xperia P running on nemesis and MW.

You bring myphone back to life.

Tjank you very much. My batt calibration just f*****d up and get down from 80 to 0 in under 10 minutes.

As I am writing this post, it was blocking around 1800 shutdown attempt, and counting.

Awesome mod. Too bad you stopped supporting it, as it has a small bug. While blocking, it sometimes make the screen oversensitive. So it keeps pushing the screen wildly.

This is not a complain, it was a review.

Thanks

Sent from my Xperia P
[Xposed Framework Modules] heldc:
Didn't work for me on a CM 11 4.4.2 Note 3. :( Very sad, cos I've wanted this feature on my android phones for years, but only recently learned of the awesomeness of xposed and modules.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Jamie Jackson:
Thanks for the attempt, but it didn't work on my Samsung Galaxy S3, running Cyanogenmod 11 (M6), which is KitKat 4.4.2. After installing Xposed, then the (abandoned) module, then installing your version and rebooting, it still gives the message and shuts down on low battery.
[Xposed Framework Modules] knite75:
Please kindly revitalize this module to work for KitKat. Please.
[Xposed Framework Modules] kamikaze702k:
Agreed

Sent from my GT-I9195 CarbonKat 4.4.2
[Xposed Framework Modules] martinko23:
+1

Sent from my awesome Galaxy Note 3!
[Xposed Framework Modules] dec0der:
+1 I know someone there is capable of making this module work :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] zst123:
Try the test APK in the attachments.

Test APK should work for Kitkat, Jellybean. (No guarantee though)

If anyone wants to know the exact changes I have made, it is here:

https://github.com/zst123/Xposed-DisableCriticalBatteryShutdown/commits/test_jbkk
[Xposed Framework Modules] kamikaze702k:
Thanks mate, this is amazing, it works so good! KitKat build 4.4.2 screenshot to prove it

Even now it says 18 times not 11

Wow! This module is so useful!

Thank you

Sent from my GT-I9195 CarbonKat 4.4.2
[Xposed Framework Modules] zdad:
Yay, it is no longer abandoned. Good news for others running on kk.

It's working already on my xp (with jb). Will wait anxiously for your release in the xposed repo.

Great job mate

Sent from my Xperia P
[Xposed Framework Modules] heldc:
Got a donate link? I really appreciate you taking the time to try to get this working on the latest versions of android!
[Xposed Framework Modules] Jamie Jackson:
Success, thank you! My phone is usable again!
[Xposed Framework Modules] heldc:
It works! Stock samsung, android 4.4.2, and I've been at 1% battery for like 20 minutes!
[Xposed Framework Modules] dec0der:
Unfortunately, it still doesn't work on [ROM][KK][4.4.2][KVT49L] CyanogenMod 11.0 (20140525-UNOFFICIAL). Thanks
[Xposed Framework Modules] heldc:
Works on my cm 11 note 3, running the 5/26 nightly. Did you remember to reboot after you installed & activated the module?
[Xposed Framework Modules] dec0der:
Of course I did bro. I already have 5 modules running, so i haven't missed those steps :) We're using different kind of ROM's so it will not work even if it's also KK.
[Xposed Framework Modules] TheSZ11:
So I've been running this module on Kit Kat cause my battery was being really weird. It would go from 100 to 0 in two hours and then shut down. Upon restart the battery would be at 80. Then back to 0 in 2 hours. On restart it would be at 60 and so on....

So I figured this module would help to get it to actual zero and calibrate the battery. How long should a normal battery life be? I assumed it would be 10 hours AT MOST. But my phone has been on and running for 1d 4h 42m so far. With average use and wifi on the whole time. It still hasn't turned off.. :/ And since the battery indicator says 0%(on my phone) I have no idea how much is actually left. And I don't want to restart it just yet. The notification from the module says it has blocked shut down attempts 466 times so far.
[Xposed Framework Modules] heldc:
I suggest turning on Bluetooth, gps, full brightness, and streaming a ted talk or something really long off youtube. That'll kill the battery PDQ.

I suggest this app for best battery calibration. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nema.batterycalibration Run your battery to nothing, then charge it to 100% uninterrupted, and use this app while it's still plugged in, after its been at 100% for a bit.
[Xposed Framework Modules] TheSZ11:
So here's the deal now, I followed your advice and managed to hit actual zero after about a day of on time. Since then, the phone has just been at 0%. At all times. No matter how much I charge it. For example, I plug it in over night and in the morning it's still at 0%. Because of the xposed module, the phone doesn't shut down so I can use it all day with moderate use, wifi, gps sometimes, lte and all that stuff.

So I guess in a way, the module has solved my problem so that my phone doesn't shut down every 2 hours but at the same time, I have no idea how much battery is left and I just 'eye-ball' it. I've even tried the calibration apps. No dice :(
[Xposed Framework Modules] heldc:
Are you charging with the original charger? If not, give it a try.
[Xposed Framework Modules] francwalter:
Possible and easy to make this module running under CM10.2?

Frank
[Xposed Framework Modules] clickmeplz:
plugged in to AC will cause screen on and brick

Yesterday, I installed the app and turn it on into exposed , then reboot...i had a 4% charge when the power off charging module worked and the device was shut down automatically (perhaps it means the app did not work). Then i did a crazy work and powered on the phone again and surprisingly it was powered on with 4 percent remain charge again! ( i do not know if it is natural process or it was because of installing this app. i did not do this crazy work before).I repeated this process 3 times while the phone did not powered on anymore.

So i plugged in cable to AC. the screen was powered on and remains on Huawei logo and bricked!... there was no big battery logo and screen was not powered off anymore.

After a 10 minutes i plugged off cable, removed the battery an reinserted the battery again, powered on the device and i saw that the battery was charging for 10 percent . There is no problem when i plug in the AC while the device is power on.

I do not know if this app caused the problem or me.

any help please
[Xposed Framework Modules] HansWurst12345678910:
I have an issue to install this one cause of bad battery ... maybe possible to activate via ADB?

My thread:

http://xdaforums.com/xposed/installing-activating-modules-via-adb-t2887439
[Xposed Framework Modules] mindtrappergr:
Amazing

Amazing module. If you ever feel up to it, I think a great feature would be to allow the automatic shutdown at user defined mV values. Many kernels are set up to shut down at 3.6V and it would be useful (and not really that dangerous) if we could make android shut down at 3.4 , 3.2 or even 3V.
[Xposed Framework Modules] kazuya_kun:
[MENTION=5402474]zst123[/MENTION] Really nice app! I still have to come to that point where the battery is dead (using a 7200 mah battery on my Galaxy S3). So I am not sure if it actually works on my phone or not. It would be nice if you could start programming this app again, although (I don't know why you would abandon such an awesome tweak) you abandoned it. I hope it at least especially since Android 5.0 came out and a version for it would be nice. But right now a version for 4.4.4 is more important I guess. Anyway thx for your work and it would be nice if you could start working on it again (of course only if you have the time for that).

Greetings kaz
[Xposed Framework Modules] kazuya_kun:
Anything new? Maybe an update for Android 5.0 Lollipop? I don't know if it still works, it would be great to know something from someone who uses Lollipop with this mod.

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Oh yeah that would be a great idea, together with the fact I am using a big 7200 mah battery pack.
[Xposed Framework Modules] SX86:
I'm looking at the code on GitHub...see if I can figure it out. It looks rather simple, but would need to see if the event handlers changed in 5.0 versus 4.2. I can't promise anything, but would love to be able to make it work!

If somebody here already knows that it is impossible, please let me know!
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mav3rick40:
That would be awesome to see this work again.
[Xposed Framework Modules] SX86:
Weird behaviour using the original code; right after taking a picture, it completely shuts down my phone. No warning, just complete power off!
[Xposed Framework Modules] george676:
hello i know you have abandon this project but please help me..... could you give me an example of a script i could use in the ram disk to do the same things a your app but without xpose module and all of those stuff...please.
[Xposed Framework Modules] TarasDav:
Why does not want to work for Lenovo A390. Deactivated still at 2%?
[Xposed Framework Modules] francwalter:
This is abandoned since long!
[Xposed Framework Modules] kazuya_kun:
Would be great if you could revive this project. I would even donate for that. I hope you have the time to do this and wait for your work :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] SX86:
I had to send my Nexus 6 for repair (battery replacement).... so, there's isn't much I can do for now..!

Don't hold your breath on this one, it may take a while!
[Xposed Framework Modules] Addamas:
This module is only one that I miss after moving from 4.1.2 to 4.4.4. I would also donate if someone revive it :D

KK and LP support is really needed now :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] D@nielT:
How can I install this apk? Android cannot open this file.

I hope someone will be able to make it work on 4.4.4. I really need this app for my tablet, because I'm using DC regulator instead of internal battery, but system is still constantly decreasing battery level and then switch off.
[Xposed Framework Modules] tonyp:
Someone asked me if I could support this feature in my Battery Shutdown Manager module.

Indeed the idea seems to be quite similar, I could add an option to disable the shutdown dialog completely rather than showing a dialog.

My module currently supports Android 4.2 and up, but that shouldn't be a problem as this abandoned module covers lower versions.

If I see a demand I could add it - it does need quite some additional code so no promises or ETA.

Note that I would add it to the experimental options for now, so it would require an in-app-purchase to use until tested further. Would that work for everyone?

As a couple people already wrote they would be willing to donate it sounds like a fair deal, as I usually work on stuff that I use myself as well but have zero need for this particular functionality.
[Xposed Framework Modules] TomONeill:
Would be cool.
[Xposed Framework Modules] tonyp:
I just released v0.99 of my Battery Shutdown Manager module which contains the said feature to disable the device shutdown for Android 4.2+.

I've tested it on an Android 5.0 device. It should work for pretty much all AOSP and CM-based ROMs. If the basic functionality of the module (the shutdown countdown dialog) works, the "Disable Shutdown" option should, too.

Credits to [MENTION=5402474]zst123[/MENTION] for initially coming up with this idea. I followed his approach with a notification which tells you that a shutdown got blocked but added a "Power Off" button so you can cancel it (see screenshots).

Note that it's an experimental options for now, which does require a purchased pro version (in case sth. isn't working as expected I'll refund the purchase of course).

Once it's been tested further I'll graduate it to the normal (free) version.

LG ROMs are known to be incompatible with the module because LG changes some android internals, it's quite likely that more vendors did so.

I'm planning to add support for LG ROMs but need to find the time.

If your device is incompatible it just shouldn't work without negative side effects except a failure in the Xposed Log.

In case you want please post in the module thead and I'll try to add support for your ROM, too.
[Xposed Framework Modules] kazuya_kun:
wow good job m8. gonna test it out next ^^

greetings kaz
[Xposed Framework Modules] donev_go:
Seriously???

Guys, it's almost the end of 2015 now and android phones have been around for almost a decade, but that aside, lithium ion batteries have been around for quite a bit longer and nobody ever tried to calibrate them before android. There's actually a good reason for that... SURPRISE, SURPRISE!!! Lithium ion batteries simply don't need any calibration. There is also nothing in the android os itself that could be calibrated. And in 2015 there are people that still feel the need to calibrate their batteries and that is ridiculous. Don't get me wrong out there. I'm not saying that this module is useless or something. If you find yourself with dying battery and there's something urgent to do with your phone this module could squeeze some more minutes or hours by preventing your phone from shutting down but that's it. The reason your device could still work with 1% battery is very simple. Lithium batteries must not be discharged below a specific level because that could (and most definitely will) damage the cells permanently but the battery could still provide enough voltage for the phone to work even below that specification. Also the level of automatic shutdown is set reasonably above that minimum level to prevent undercharge. By disabling shutdown you simply leave the device to drain the battery to the point when the voltage drops below what it could work with and it dies. There is no way to predict if that voltage is above the minimum specification of the battery or not so doing that even once could damage your battery permanently and irreversibly.

The conclusion is very simple... DON'T DO IT!!! Seriously... Don't!
[Xposed Framework Modules] heldc:
Yeeeaaaah, I think I'm gonna stick with 'battery meter gets much more accurate after calibration' and '20-60 minutes of phone use after "0"%'. But enjoy telling people that their actual experiences are somehow not what's happening.

And really, when you say "this module could squeeze some more minutes or hours" you're really admitting that these batteries *don't* read or report themselves properly. Which we all, ya know, *knew* already and that's why we're using this module.
[Xposed Framework Modules] francwalter:
As I understand him (donev) and understood the lithium batteries, this squeezed minutes or hours are a security space between using and killing the battery.

So when you use this module the risk is high that your battery will die much faster.

I guess it is likely that this will not happen the first time and maybe not the second time, but I guess the probability is high, that with using many times this module (if it works) than your battery will loose a lot faster its life.

I think a thorough test would reveal this.

But as donev already said: for the purpose of an emergency this module could be very valuable!
[Xposed Framework Modules] donev_go:
I'm curious about the method you used to verify that your battery meter gets more accurate after calibration. Did you measure the actual voltage of the cell or something? You could leave me guessing on that if you wish...

And really I admitted no such thing. Here is an article about cutoff voltage https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cutoff_voltage And that is exactly what I tried to explain. I guess that is something else you knew already and still here I am tellin' you about it... silly me. I totally understand why you are using this module, I'm just trying to explain why you shouldn't use it in exactly that manner.

But after all it's your phone, your battery, your rules. Do whatever you want.
[Xposed Framework Modules] TechGenius:
My Phone İs Run Android 5.1.1 - Resurrection Remix v5.5.6 Rom - Asus Zenfone 5

But app run no problem

Sorry my bad english .d
[Xposed Framework Modules] TarasDav:
I Lenovo A390, android version 4.0.4, how to make it work. Help me.:crying:
[Xposed Framework Modules] Wibin:
Yes and no.

There are people who quote experience on their Android phones saying calibration is necessary. But knowing something a bit more about the chemistry and circuit behind it.. yes, calibration is not needed if all you need is a couple of indicator points, e.g. 100% full (at 4.2v) -- 75% full (3.9v) etc. However the problem is that voltage is only reliable when there is little to no power draw. When the mobile phone is using up a lot of energy, it can go lower than the cutoff voltage due to internal and external resistance, even though the battery is still safe. These voltage differences between different charge levels can be considerably smaller than the differences in voltage caused by changes in power draw -- thus voltage is not a perfect indicator of charge! And without calibration there may not be enough power to shut down safely before the voltage drops too low. And without calibration it usually starts conservative.

Why is calibration needed in these Android devices and not in many other devices with built in batteries? Because the same rom can be installed to multiple different devices with different power characteristics, be it variation between units or even completely different models. Thus pre-done calibration is impossible with custom roms.

AFAIK the biggest reason why cheap li-ion batteries (or ones that are about to die) go very quickly from 30% to 0% is due to increasingly high internal resistance. Without calibration the device would see these drops happening more and more dramatically as the phone gets older; with calibration it will go smoothly down from 100% to 0%, albeit with similar or the same use time.
[Xposed Framework Modules] BatDroid:
wish there's been a development on kk and lp,mm,n roms :D
[Xposed Framework Modules] kamikaze702k:
This was good for me on kk, wish the development continued further.
[Xposed Framework Modules] zagi988:
Too bad this will not live on Lollipop. I have Z1 Compact that has bad battery (shows 1% and shuts down, suddenly from 80%) and this would have save me.
[Xposed Framework Modules] I_did_it_just_tmrrow:
Sooo sad that it has no support for android 7.1.1. :(

Would be the best to calibrate my replacement accu.

Greetings by Idijt
[Xposed Framework Modules] Ganapatya:
Some similar method that is working actually for Oreo?
[Xposed Framework Modules] TheMadScientist:
So i got Lot of tests going on. I got a s8 rooted snapdragon. So we got a 80% cap on charging. So i got a hack to charge past 80%. But one of these modules are needed as once I'm finished testing i will have a guide. Since my hack drops the battery gauge to 0% i get records due to"low power" even though I'm not. But will be trying this hopefully on nougat tonight to finish up this.... Thank you good sir for your wonderful contribution
[Xposed Framework Modules] just_nicks:
i have android projector rockchip rk3128 my original rom is bad so i have installed other model rom. same kind of hw and kernel ver 3.10.0. android is now starting but after start android is showing low battery and shutdown automatic in 1 sec. how to stop low battery shutdown in android 4.4.2. i can open firmware and repack firmware files what file or build.prop should i edit to stop this auto shutdown due to low power. please help me.

will this work in android 4.4.2

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i have android 4.4.2 will this work on it ?
[Xposed Framework Modules] just_nicks:
no one help me on xda-developers my problem is android started but shutdown immediately after start due to no battery showing 1% battery critical battery shutdown and even charger is connected but not showing and my battery is full charged. how to fix this problem how to stop android to shutdown. anyone plz help me i will send u my firmware files. please contact me at nomannaseer@gmail.com

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no one help me on xda-developers my problem is android started but shutdown immediately after start due to no battery showing 1% battery critical battery shutdown and even charger is connected but not showing and my battery is full charged. how to fix this problem how to stop android to shutdown. anyone plz help me i will send u my firmware files. please contact me at nomannaseer@gmail.com

how do i install if my device is shutting down immediately can i pre install this app inside system then flash this firmware to work plz let me know
[Xposed Framework Modules] Taracair:
Good way to destroy your battery/wipe your cache partitions.

Yeah, downvote me now.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] marjan83:
I am desperate for help!!! I was trying to create a backup after I rooted my phone and instead of the backup I bricked my phone.

It does not boot now only goes to Download Odin mode.

This was what I was going to post BUT somehow before I finished the post somehow I fixed my phone lol,

I found the 4.3 file name I337UCUEMJ6, here is the link mega.co .nz/#!jlgFzTbI!SkfLslDY yEOaFxDAaGIyfGSyJ89v7wLHkm5ZVkVC43M

then what I did was unzipped the downloaded files into my Odin folder,

Opened Odin and selected the options in the picture that I attached, PIT (JFLTE_USA_ATT16GB.pit and PHONE (modem.bin) i clicked start and my phone rebooted and it is now working,

This was an accident, hopefully I can help few other idiots(no offence) like me who bricked their phones running 4.3

I have no idea how I managed to unbricked my phone but I just restarted it and it seems to be ok.

sorry for the broken link just erase the empty spaces
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] graydiggy:
This is what happens when we don't read. It's obvious how you fixed it. For future reference, you cannot install a recovery on any device that is post MDL. That means MF3 and newer.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] X_DroiD_X:
HELP

WHATS UP BRO CAN YU DO ME A FAVOR SHOOT ME THE LINK TO THAT FILE I COPY N PASTE IT BUT NO RESULT THANKS IN ADVANCE:good:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] graydiggy:
I iIt won't work with the space in it. This is the same link with the space removed.

mega.co.nz/#!jlgFzTbI!SkfLslDYyEOaFxDAaGIyfGSyJ89v7wLHkm5ZVkVC43M

EDIT: Link is bad so it won't work anyways.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] machhho:
[MENTION=4955191]marjan83[/MENTION]

can you please post the JFLTE_USA_ATT16GB.pit
[Member-Found Deals] razortaz18:
There used and the 2012 version but still a good deal.

http://www.gamestop.com/browse?nav=16k-3-nexusrecom,28zu0
[Member-Found Deals] pan.droid:
Thanx=)
[Member-Found Deals] zapikoe:
I am finding text that says Buy one get one..

But maybe I just missed it.

Where on site, says so?
[Member-Found Deals] pan.droid:
Guess the deal is over?
[Member-Found Deals] Ferrari353:
I don't see B1G1 anywhere but when I add two to my cart, it applies the discount.

The deal is still on apparently. :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] kjrehrer:
im running the latest version of the cm 11 nightlies but every time i try to use the in rom updater under settings it downloads and takes me to recovery but when its installing it. i get an error and then it reboots me right back into the rom. i dont mind flashing the new nightly manually but it would make things easier for me to be able to use the updater. so if anyone can help that would be greatly appreciated