<commit_before># axp209-nolim
CHIP startup script to configure the AXP209 power controller to not limit supply current from
the MicroUSB.

## License

I want there to be NO barriers to using this code, so I am releasing it to the public domain.  But "public domain" does not have an internationally agreed upon definition, so I use CC0:

Copyright 2016 <NAME> http://geeky-boy.com and licensed
"public domain" style under
[CC0](http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/): 
![CC0](https://licensebuttons.net/p/zero/1.0/88x31.png "CC0")

To the extent possible under law, the contributors to this project have
waived all copyright and related or neighboring rights to this work.
In other words, you can use this code for any purpose without any
restrictions.  This work is published from: United States.  The project home
is https://github.com/fordsfords/axp209-nolim/tree/gh-pages

To contact me, <NAME>, project owner, you can find my email address
at http://geeky-boy.com.  Can't see it?  Keep looking.

## Introduction

The [CHIP](http://getchip.com/) single-board computer contains an AXP209 power
controller that manages input power from three sources: MicroUSB, CHG-IN, and
battery.

Some users experience sudden shutdowns of their CHIP, especially if they have
installed peripherals (plug-in boards, USB devices, or both).  See
[the troubleshooting guide](http://www.chip-community.org/index.php/Troubleshooting#Abrupt_Shutdowns)
if you have this problem; it usually means you need a better power
supply or cable.

There are a few users who have reported that even with a high-quality power
supply and cable, their CHIP plus peripherals requires more than the
900 mA limit imposed on MicroUSB power by the AXP209.  Those uses should use a
[better power design
approach](http://www.chip-community.org/index.php/Power#Power_Design_3:_MicroUSB_Plus_Battery).

If you fall in this category, and want use your CHIP while waiting for the
improved power design parts, it is possible to install the "axp209-nolim"<commit_msg>This script no longer needed for CHIP<commit_after># axp209-nolim
C.H.I.P. startup script to configure the AXP209 power controller to not limit supply current from
the MicroUSB.

## License

I want there to be NO barriers to using this code, so I am releasing it to the public domain.  But "public domain" does not have an internationally agreed upon definition, so I use CC0:

Copyright 2016 <NAME> http://geeky-boy.com and licensed
"public domain" style under
[CC0](http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/): 
![CC0](https://licensebuttons.net/p/zero/1.0/88x31.png "CC0")

To the extent possible under law, the contributors to this project have
waived all copyright and related or neighboring rights to this work.
In other words, you can use this code for any purpose without any
restrictions.  This work is published from: United States.  The project home
is https://github.com/fordsfords/axp209-nolim/tree/gh-pages

To contact me, <NAME>, project owner, you can find my email address
at http://geeky-boy.com.  Can't see it?  Keep looking.

## Introduction

This project is no longer needed for owners of C.H.I.P.  It is now
possible to flash with a version of CHIP OS that sets the AXP209 to
"no limit".  See [this post](https://bbs.nextthing.co/t/chip-power-issues-w-hdmi-vga-dips/5603?u=fordsfords).

I will keep this project intact, partly as an example of an LSB init script.

The [CHIP](http://getchip.com/) single-board computer contains an AXP209 power
controller that manages input power from three sources: MicroUSB, CHG-IN, and
battery.

Some users experience sudden shutdowns of their CHIP, especially if they have
installed peripherals (plug-in boards, USB devices, or both).  See
[the troubleshooting guide](http://www.chip-community.org/index.php/Troubleshooting#Abrupt_Shutdowns)
if you have this problem; it usually means you need a better power
supply or cable.

There are a few users who have reported that even with a high-quality power
supply and cable, their CHIP plus peripherals requires more than the
900 mA limit imposed on MicroUSB power by the AXP209.  Those uses should use a
[better power design
approach](http://www.chip-community.org/index.php/Power#Power_Design_3:_MicroUSB_Plus_Battery).

If you fall in this category, and want use your CHIP while waiting for the
improved power design parts, it is possible to install the "axp209-nolim"
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