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still no fix for the disappearing usage time?

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steste

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Jul 8, 2010
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Pretty simple question really. I've been away from jailbreaking for a while and was wondering if there is still no fix for the usage time disappearing after a respring?
 
steste said:
Pretty simple question really. I've been away from jailbreaking for a while and was wondering if there is still no fix for the usage time disappearing after a respring?
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Yeah this really annoys me, everytime I want to try and measure my battery life I have to make sure I don't install anything from cydia.
I wouldn't of thought this would be hard to fix.
 
nednarm said:
Yeah this really annoys me, everytime I want to try and measure my battery life I have to make sure I don't install anything from cydia.
I wouldn't of thought this would be hard to fix.
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Ah well, seems we'll just have to live with it. I guess it cant be that easy or someone would have done it by now!
 
I was just about to start a thread about this, glad I found this one first. Too bad there isn't a fix. At least I know it is already a known issue.
 
steste said:
Pretty simple question really. I've been away from jailbreaking for a while and was wondering if there is still no fix for the usage time disappearing after a respring?
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There is not a "fix" since it isn't really an bug or anything, this is working as intended. iOS doesn't "support" respringing, when you respring and comeback up the OS doesn't reconized what just happend, so it doesn't know if you reboot, or charge or crash or what, so what it does is it halt all the counters and wait until it reach a "known" state. This is either fully discharge or fully charge to start counting again.
 
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