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Root Weird battery thing

psousa781

psousa781

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I am charging my phone and just a second ago it was at 48%. It then rebooted for no reason, but when it finished rebooting it now says it is at 69%. Any reason why this would happen?
 
I'm actually charging it to do a calibration, I didn't know about that until today (I flashed CM a couple weeks ago now). Hopefully that will fix whatever it was.
 
I have a spare battery and whenever i swap the new one in it reads at 69% for a few minutes and then goes up to 100. Or if i reboot like you it takes a few minutes to read correctly. I'm using a galilio 2000 mah battery.
 
I get that with my after market batteries as well. Calibrating helps, but it'll still do it. Won't hurt anything.
 
ocnbrze said:
when wiping the stats, its kind of like recalibrating the battery to a degree. you can also do the same thing by using this app:[APP] Battery Calibration - EASIEST WAY! - Version 1.2 (10th April, 2011) - xda-developers.
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I still believe if you're going to recalibrate the battery it's better to do it Cyanogen's way

Charge to full 100%
While still being plugged in, boot to recovery and wipe battery stats
Reboot
Unplug phone from charger
Drain phone completely, 0%, till the phone turns off
Plug phone back into charger
Wait until 100%, fully charged, unplug phone

(Sense roms green light comes on at 100%, AOSP roms green light comes on at 90%, so keep it on charger for an extra hour;))
 
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