Conditioning Powerbook battery with MorphOS
  • Cocoon
    Cocoon
    Posts: 56 from 2016/3/9
    This is probably a stupid question but here goes :)

    I read in the Powerbook manual about conditioning the battery. Is there something special in the Mac software that makes this work or can you just follow the same procedure under MorphOS with the same results?

    I'm asking because I just got a new battery and I want to get the best life out of it that I can.

    Thanks for helping the stupid Powerbook newbie :)
  • »24.02.17 - 08:04
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  • Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
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    ernsteiswuerfel
    Posts: 558 from 2015/6/18
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    Nope, that's just the same procedure. You don't need extra software for this.
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  • »24.02.17 - 09:14
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  • rms
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    Posts: 602 from 2004/11/27
    Quote:

    ernsteiswuerfel wrote:
    Nope, that's just the same procedure. You don't need extra software for this.


    And what would the procedure be, please?

    It would be great if you could relate this procedure here in a few lines ;-)

    Best regards

    Christoph
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  • Cocoon
    Cocoon
    Posts: 56 from 2016/3/9
    Quote:

    rms wrote:
    Quote:

    ernsteiswuerfel wrote:
    Nope, that's just the same procedure. You don't need extra software for this.


    And what would the procedure be, please?

    It would be great if you could relate this procedure here in a few lines ;-)

    Best regards

    Christoph


    Take a look at page 17 of this manual. It's actually called calibrating by Apple,

    Powerbook G4 manual

    [ Edited by Pgovotsos 25.02.2017 - 22:36 ]
  • »26.02.17 - 03:34
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  • rms
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    Posts: 602 from 2004/11/27
    Quote:

    Pgovotsos wrote:
    Quote:

    rms wrote:
    Quote:

    ernsteiswuerfel wrote:
    Nope, that's just the same procedure. You don't need extra software for this.


    And what would the procedure be, please?

    It would be great if you could relate this procedure here in a few lines ;-)

    Best regards

    Christoph


    Take a look at page 17 of this manual. It's actually called calibrating by Apple,

    Powerbook G4 manual


    Thanks very much for help :-)

    Regards

    Christoph
  • »27.02.17 - 05:42
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