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Suggestion for 30-sysinfo

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Hi

I have a suggestion to modify update-mot.d script 30-sysinfo.

It reports battery chargin or not depending on percentage (if <100% then is charging):

 

# Battery info for Allwinner
# kernel 4.4+
axp_dir="/sys/power/axp_pmu"
if [[ -e "$axp_dir" ]]; then
        status_battery_connected=$(cat $axp_dir/battery/connected)
        if [[ "$status_battery_connected" == "1" ]]; then
                status_battery_charging=$(cat $axp_dir/charger/charging)
                status_ac_connect=$(cat $axp_dir/ac/connected)
                battery_percent=$(cat $axp_dir/battery/capacity)
                # dispay charging / percentage
if [[ "$status_ac_connect" == "1" && "$battery_percent" -lt "100" ]]; then
status_battery_text=" charging"
                elif [[ "$status_ac_connect" == "1" && "$battery_percent" -eq "100" ]]; then
status_battery_text=" charged"
                else
status_battery_text=" discharging"
                fi
        fi
fi
 
 
However, at least on banana pi M1 (A20) it can be below 100% and not charging, Seems that the PMU doesn't charge just for 1-2%. So we can just use driver info to check if it is really charging, like this:
 
# Battery info for Allwinner kernel 4.4+
axp_dir="/sys/power/axp_pmu"
if [[ -e "$axp_dir" ]]; then
        status_battery_connected=$(cat $axp_dir/battery/connected)
        if [[ "$status_battery_connected" == "1" ]]; then
                status_battery_charging=$(cat $axp_dir/charger/charging)
                status_ac_connect=$(cat $axp_dir/ac/connected)
                battery_percent=$(cat $axp_dir/battery/capacity)
                # dispay charging / percentage
if [[ "$status_ac_connect" == "1" && "$status_battery_charging" == "1" ]]; then
status_battery_text=" charging"
                elif [[ "$status_ac_connect" == "1" && "$status_battery_charging" == "0" ]]; then
status_battery_text=" charged"
                else
status_battery_text=" discharging"
                fi
        fi
fi
 
Hope someone else finds it useful

 

According to the template of rpimonitor that I found at this forum in some topic we have to check this

 

if (/sys/power/axp_pmu/battery/amperage > 0)

    "Battery Discharging"

else if (/sys/power/axp_pmu/battery/charging == 1)

    "Battery Charging"
else
    "Battery Charged"
 
This works at every combination of power source
- Board powered through battery only
- Board powered through DC-IN
- Board powered through USB OTG
 
# Battery info for Allwinner
# kernel 4.4+
axp_dir="/sys/power/axp_pmu"
if [[ -e "$axp_dir" ]]; then
        status_battery_connected=$(cat $axp_dir/battery/connected)
        if [[ "$status_battery_connected" == "1" ]]; then
                battery_current=$(cat $axp_dir/battery/amperage)
                status_battery_charging=$(cat $axp_dir/charger/charging)
                status_battery_charge=$(cat $axp_dir/battery/charge)
                battery_percent=$(cat $axp_dir/battery/capacity)
                # dispay charging / percentage
                if [[ "$battery_current" -gt "0" ]]; then
                        status_battery_text=" discharging"
                elif [[ "$status_battery_charging" -eq "1" ]]; then
                        status_battery_text=" charging"
                else
                        status_battery_text=" charged"
                fi
        fi
fi

 

I've tested it with 4.8.4-sunxi

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