I am having the same problem/question. Did you find out how to turn a 
specific device on?
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Am Donnerstag, 3. Februar 2011 01:20:40 UTC+1 schrieb Martin:
>
> Hello! 
>
> I do not have a question about a specific platform... rather I have a 
> question about a feature that only one phone I've played with has 
> supported. Please let me know if I should ask in android-platform 
> instead... or where else I may find information on the below. 
>
> If you have the original Motorola Droid and it is powered off, as soon 
> as you plug it into a charger or a PC it turns on. 
>
> My question is: Is the boot on power feature handled by the hardware, 
> the boot rom, the boot loader, or the kernel? Is it conceivable to 
> turn this feature on for any phone that supports it in hardware? Is 
> there some setting for hboot or in one of the images (nv.img on the 
> HTC Droid Incredible) or somewhere that would instruct the phone to 
> boot when plugged in? I've work with single board computers with this 
> sort of feature and it is usually set in the bootldr or the bios (some 
> PC's even have something similar). 
>
> I suspect it may be possible on other phones besides the original 
> Motorola Droid. Some other phones I have played with (Droid X, Samsung 
> Galaxy S) run animations when the phone is powered off but plugged 
> into a charger/PC, so there is some code running somewhere. What would 
> it take to make this code boot the phone? 
>
> I am asking because I have an application where I would like to leave 
> a phone unattended with an extra battery, DC-DC converter, solar 
> charge controller, and solar panel. The setup can last for a few days 
> with the extra battery and forever when the sun is out most of the 
> time. If it is cloudy/rainy for too long, the system will loose power 
> and the phone will shut off. Eventually when the sun comes back the 
> batteries charge and the system should come back on, but it will not 
> since the phone will not boot. A SBC is probably more appropriate, but 
> the price, functionality (wifi, cell, gps, screen, audio, camera), and 
> power use on all these android phones is absolutely incredible. 
>
> I have searched and only found people wanting to turn off this feature 
> on the Motorola Droid. I want to enable it everywhere if possible. 
> Where else might I ask this question or search for the answer? 
>
> Thank you! 
>
> M. 
>
>

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