For my Pinephone under Mobian, I made a simple script that uses rsync. It’s launched by a systemd timer rather than cron, therefore it runs within 5 minutes of booting and runs daily as well.
I can share it on GitHub or somewhere if there’s interest although it’s nothing special at all
I searched for sources of information. This is what I found so far. Information is doubled sometimes and a bit unclear to me where to search for which information:
Where would you suggest to conserve all those information most likely appearing redundant in forum questions in the future?
How could we as a community support in this activity, being able to guide users when answering to the according information? (Contributor role?)
Maybe also interesting question(s) for you @mladen and @david.boddie in your roles at Purism.
I would say that a lot of the tips and tricks should go in the Community wiki. There was talk about using a “proper” wiki instead of that one, but anything that is written there can be moved later.
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Nov 21 22:18:09 eyes systemd[494]: Started "A script to backup home dir".
RE: Charging
I’ve noticed that the red charging light goes out when the battery gets to about 70% charge.
From early morning to about early evening, that charge drains to approximately 25-30%, constantly on wifi, with me frequently playing around with the phone (scrolling, installs, uninstalls, investigating all the app menus, checking the web, testing a couple of calls, sending a text or two, etc.), and idling.
Once suspend is implemented, I expect the battery life will improve a lot.
Edit: To clarify, I unplug the phone when the charging light goes out, so I haven’t attempted to charge it beyond the 70% range.
I started it here and briefly explored how to edit. More to come. Site is under construction. @amarok: Would you also support here? Think you would be the ideal person, since you are ahead from all of us and experienced some knowledge gaps that have been filled during this thread. You can post your learnings here and I document them for all of us. Thank you in advance.
Battery charger doesn’t use the fuel gauge readings and manages charging on its own, so when the light goes off you can assume that the battery is now full.
Closing in - I contributed 19 September 2017. But I’m in Europe so I suppose I have to wait a bit longer. But I hope for a happy Christmas (or Yuletide (juletid) as we say) ! That would be the perfect present and I do not need anything else. Probably I will have no time for anything else :-).