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How to "allow force discharging" is supposed to work? #314
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Even the terminal discharge command doesn't really work as expected.
As one can sees, the battery starts to get drained, and then, it's charged again to the 80% limits. |
Got a new mac. This one doesn't have the SMC error, but the discharge behavior is the same. Once at 79%, it charges again. |
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What is the issue? (required)
I can't figure how the option "Allow force discharging" is supposed to work.
I thought I would have to define a low level battery target to work on battery, while plugged-in, until this level is reached, to then charge the battery. But obviously, it doens't work this way. It's works this way with the terminal command only.
Any help?
The terminal command "battery discharge XX" work well though.
What exactly did you do to produce the issue? (required)
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Expected behavior (required)
I don't know what to expect exactly, it's just not clear enough.
Screenshots (optional)
On this 1st screenshot, one sees the option is activated, but the mac is still shown as "plugged in".
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"battery discharge 30" output:
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