Call powermgmt_init_target() before polling the battery
In the old position of the call, the first battery reading would be made before initializing the target's power management code. If the target needs to initialize before giving a battery reading, then the first reading would be wrong and the power thread might inappropriately shut down based on a false zero reading. The new position avoids forcing special-case logic onto the target power management code. Change-Id: I483cfabe30c6881d80a1094fd526fa0065523d19
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@ -705,14 +705,14 @@ static void power_thread(void)
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power_thread_inputs = power_input_status();
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#endif
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/* call target specific init now */
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powermgmt_init_target();
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/* initialize voltage averaging (if available) */
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average_init();
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/* get initial battery level value (in %) */
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init_battery_percent();
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/* get some initial data for the power curve */
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collect_power_history();
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/* call target specific init now */
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powermgmt_init_target();
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next_power_hist = current_tick + HZ*60;
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