Homebrew Discussion Possible solution for battery losing calibration

realjumy · May 23, 2018

@SciresM posted this on Twitter. Let's give this fella a hand:

Is there anyone with the battery percentage issue due to Switch linux shit that can run a pegaswitch script (e.g., console on <= 3.0.0?). If so, shoot me a note -- I may have a potential fix, but need to test/confirm.

Source: https://twitter.com/SciresM/status/999232271843442690?s=09

UPDATE:

I've found a couple of victims^H^H^H^H^H^H^Htesters, no need for more -- thanks though!

https://t.co/Wu11Bm3wsi

Source: https://twitter.com/SciresM/status/999260682418769922?s=09

Giodude · May 23, 2018

Assuming no help for 5.0.2 yet?

realjumy · May 23, 2018

Giodude said:
Assuming no help for 5.0.2 yet?

No idea if the fix uses a Pegaswitch script, or if the Pegaswitch script is just used just to test if the fix works. We need to wait.

Haztel · May 23, 2018

Bless up Micheal

I've been itching to try out Lakka but I don't want to take apart my Switch again.

ShadyGame · May 23, 2018

Haztel said:
Bless up Micheal I've been itching to try out Lakka but I don't want to take apart my Switch again.

yeh same here....

fatsquirrel · May 23, 2018

Haztel said:
Bless up Micheal I've been itching to try out Lakka but I don't want to take apart my Switch again.

Why apart?

Giodude · May 23, 2018

fatsquirrel said:
Why apart?

It's an instant fix for the battery so you don't need to power cycle it for a day.

fatsquirrel · May 23, 2018

Giodude said:
It's an instant fix for the battery so you don't need to power cycle it for a day.

Jeez..I definitely not doing it now

HamBone41801 · May 23, 2018

realjumy said:
No idea if the fix uses a Pegaswitch script, or if the Pegaswitch script is just used just to test if the fix works. We need to wait.

My guess is that it’s just to test.

fatsquirrel said:
Jeez..I definitely not doing it now

It’s not usually a day, it just needs to be charged to 100%. If you keep it plugged in, it should be just fine though.

Haztel · May 23, 2018

HamBone41801 said:
My guess is that it’s just to test.

It’s not usually a day, it just needs to be charged to 100%. If you keep it plugged in, it should be just fine though.

I had mine charging for a day and I still had the battery calibration issue. That's why I resorted to taking it apart. I was unable to fix it by simply leaving it on.

Creatable · May 23, 2018

Haztel said:
I had mine charging for a day and I still had the battery calibration issue. That's why I resorted to taking it apart. I was unable to fix it by simply leaving it on.

Same, however I never took it apart and am still having battery issues.

thealgorithm · May 23, 2018

Has anyone else tried the following if facing battery sync issues (I read it from somewhere, but not tried it myself)

Boot to horizon. Charge fully until it cannot charge any higher.
Boot to Linux. Charge fully until 100%
Boot back to horizon. (Should then be calibrated?)

Creatable · May 23, 2018

thealgorithm said:
Has anyone else tried the following if facing battery sync issues (I read it from somewhere, but not tried it myself)

Boot to horizon. Charge fully until it cannot charge any higher.
Boot to Linux. Charge fully until 100%
Boot back to horizon. (Should then be calibrated?)

I don't think this'll work at all, but fuck it might as well.

Haztel · May 23, 2018

thealgorithm said:
Has anyone else tried the following if facing battery sync issues (I read it from somewhere, but not tried it myself)

Boot to horizon. Charge fully until it cannot charge any higher.
Boot to Linux. Charge fully until 100%
Boot back to horizon. (Should then be calibrated?)

IIRC, in the Battery issues thread, someone tried that and was unsuccessful, however it's worth a shot for @Create_ to try.

lucaboy · May 23, 2018

thealgorithm said:
Has anyone else tried the following if facing battery sync issues (I read it from somewhere, but not tried it myself)

Boot to horizon. Charge fully until it cannot charge any higher.
Boot to Linux. Charge fully until 100%
Boot back to horizon. (Should then be calibrated?)

I already tried and it didn't fix the problem.
P.S. One of the screw of my Nintendo Switch back panel is stripped, so i can't disconnect the battery...

limpbiz411 · May 23, 2018

lucaboy said:
I already tried and it didn't fix the problem.
P.S. One of the screw of my Nintendo Switch back panel is stripped, so i can't disconnect the battery...

use a rubberband between the screwdriver and the screw, it should work.

justinbug2 · May 25, 2018

limpbiz411 said:
use a rubberband between the screwdriver and the screw, it should work.

i have same issue and my joy con rail is a bit stripped so rubber band didnt work

Proto-Propski · May 25, 2018

Well I sure hope a solution shows up soon, I actually want to try Lakka now, so when I fix that partitioning issues I'm having with it, I'd like to know I don't have to remove the back just so I can resync the battery...

Johnshadow23 · May 25, 2018

I hope there's a fix, eventually I want to make a game completely from start to finish only using a switch.
The only thing holding me back is this battery issue which I got the same way as everyone else.

natinusala · May 25, 2018

Stop wanting to try Lakka it's not ready yet, you will have nothing but disappointment è_é

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