Battery Icon
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The S netbook is NOT an Apple product and was never intended to run Mac OSX. Fortunately, enthusiasts have found ways to make OSX run on our netbook. However, the process may not be smooth for some. Make sure you have patience and time to get it to run. Most importantly, motivation to read and learn. This forum contains enough information to get OSX running. Most problems you may encounter can be solved just by reading through the forums or searching. So please take the time and read through the forums!
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Battery Icon
by fryke » Wed Mar 11, 2009 4:11 pm
While my Battery Icon is always showing "empty" (almost empty, actually, with a thin red line on the left), it seems to correctly calculate the time remaining... Seems a tad strange. Is there a way to get this to work correctly? Which .kext could be affected?
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Re: Battery Icon
by fryke » Thu Mar 12, 2009 5:45 am
After a couple of hours of use, the battery now shows its features again correctly. I'm glad I didn't fiddle with the kexts... (Apparently it merely had to complete its first load cycle in order to show the percentage.)
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