Navigating changes
I'm running into issues with Android's evolving code. The method updateBatteryStateLocked() isn't available. Considering modifications to BatteryService or power management in AOSP 13 for accurate charging logic control.
Mapping out custom charging
I'm piecing together steps to intercept battery level updates and integrate custom charging logic into the Android framework, given that hardware-level control is often managed via kernel drivers or HAL.
Aligning with hardware control
OK, let me see. Ensuring the system properly identified external power is key. Considering hardware control of charging and suggesting custom logic adjustments in the kernel or Power HAL for precise management.
Navigating the power management system
I'm working through the nuances of battery status and power management components in AOSP 13, focusing on modifying the Power HAL or kernel drivers to tailor charging strategies.
Crafting power management
I'm pulling together a Power HAL implementation for monitoring battery levels, commanding hardware to start/stop charging, and integrating specific hardware functions like getBatteryLevel() and startCharging().
Piecing together custom control
I’m thinking through steps to modify kernel drivers, adding charging control features, and rebuilding the kernel to effectively manage battery charging based on specific thresholds.
Mapping BatteryService
I'm digging into monitoring battery levels and controlling charging through Power HAL or kernel drivers, using IPC mechanisms and exploring vendor-specific APIs if needed.
Adjusting power perception
I’m thinking through modifications to battery reporting, ensuring accurate external power detection and possibly overriding battery level reporting to maintain a constant 100% status for more precise charging management.
Implementing charging control
It's interesting to see that by utilizing sysfs, an Android service can monitor battery levels and manage charging by interacting with sysfs nodes, ensuring precise control over charging operations.
Thought for 10 seconds