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noobmonkey 2010-04-11 21:17
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by sorodoros (Post 605979)
Shouldn't the LED test check all colors?
hmmmm well, kinda.......

I started doing that but i couldnt figure out how to call the lights myself without changing petterns in the mce file.

I think i have since learnt how to do it via hal/dbus, so i should be able to change a new version to test it :D.


Also something cool i have learnt ;)
(The below script lights each of the 6 keyboard back lights up one at a time ;) ) - will add this as a test soon :D
Code:
    #! /bin/sh


    for i in 1 2 3 4 5 6 ; do
    echo 255 > /sys/class/leds/lp5523:kb${i}/brightness ;
    sleep 1 ;
    echo  0 > /sys/class/leds/lp5523:kb${i}/brightness ;
done

noobmonkey 2010-04-11 21:22
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
oh forgot to add the script for the normal led's above! (not keyboard ones)
Code:
#! /bin/bash

RED=/sys/class/leds/lp5523:r/brightness
GREEN=/sys/class/leds/lp5523:g/brightness
BLUE=/sys/class/leds/lp5523:b/brightness

while true; do
    for led in $RED $GREEN $BLUE; do
        echo 255 > $led ; sleep 1 ; echo 0 > $led
    done
done

noobmonkey 2010-04-12 08:42
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
Just another quick update and request for you lovely testers :)

The next version will allow updatable/refreshable fields by clicking on each one.
I'm also going to try and put in the different levels of GPS updates (some more accurate then others, some drain more battery or take longer to get a fix etc...) -> this will probably be done via the right click/hold down/context menu.

There will hopefully also be a Keyboard light checker and a more advanced LED tester.

Are there any other requests for the next version? :D
P.s. - spelling/grammer mistakes have been noted and are fixed in the next version.

ceevee 2010-04-12 18:57
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
Im missing the icon after the latest update (1.1.0-0). I tried rebooting too.

Is anyone else experiencing this?

noobmonkey 2010-04-12 19:02
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
hehehe just uploaded V1.1.0-1 - as 0 had an issue ;)

Either autobuilder or i am having an issue ;)
working on it as i type though :)

Was just popping in to say there are now three versions!!

Extras - 0.6.0-5
Testing - 1.0.0-0
Devel - 1.1.0-1 :D :D

Devel has got some sexy new touch to refresh in the system tab (Not replicated in comms yet)

noobmonkey 2010-04-12 19:10
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
1.1.0-2 - just uploaded to devel - should be available in 5 minutes and should have it's icons back......

can't explain this one though!

noobmonkey 2010-04-12 19:21
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
ok, confirmed, latest version + reboot fixed it for me :D = I apologize for the issues peeps.

ceevee 2010-04-12 22:20
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
1.1.0-2 has its icons back after reboot. Nice work!

noobmonkey 2010-04-13 06:34
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
wohooo!
That one was really really odd....... they had literally just vanished! Good to hear they are back :D
Right off to work.... probably no more healthcheck until tomorrow :(

noobmonkey 2010-04-13 09:38
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
Thinking more about stress testing the device....
I'm not so sure about just opening every app available and watching thins burn...

What i think i'd like to do is get some measured tests.....
(Ie know what processes are running, and judge it on that) - do some tests and score them....

Anyone got any suggestions as to what tests, how to score etc? :D

nidO 2010-04-13 09:53
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by noobmonkey (Post 608283)
Thinking more about stress testing the device....
I'm not so sure about just opening every app available and watching thins burn...

What i think i'd like to do is get some measured tests.....
(Ie know what processes are running, and judge it on that) - do some tests and score them....

Anyone got any suggestions as to what tests, how to score etc? :D
nbench has been compiled for N900's, maybe you could simply include and execute that (see http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=604794&postcount=3)
Alternatively, how about getting Mprime running, im sure there must be an arm-compiled copy kicking around somewhere.

Switch_ 2010-04-13 10:17
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by noobmonkey (Post 608283)
Thinking more about stress testing the device....
I'm not so sure about just opening every app available and watching thins burn...

What i think i'd like to do is get some measured tests.....
(Ie know what processes are running, and judge it on that) - do some tests and score them....

Anyone got any suggestions as to what tests, how to score etc? :D
Well, based on the recent overclocking phenomenon I believe that you should be stress testing both the CPU and potentially the RAM too - not too sure about the internal architecture of the device itself but I am well into overclocking PC's. If they run on the same premise (ie; unless you de-link the FSB to the CPU then the RAM clocks up as you increase the FSB on the chip) then both would require stress testing, to ensure that they are able to cope with it. I have also seen that the Desktop Command Execution Widget can monitor the temperature of the CPU, meaning you can initiate a stress test and then run the same kind of code to ensure that the CPU is not frying or reaching its Tmax.

If its possible it would require a port of something akin to Prime95 (using Lucas-Lehmer iterations to find higher and higher prime numbers) or SuperPi (calculating pi down to as many decimal places as possible)

Just a suggestion....

Also read elsewhere you might want to give it a facelift - if you want a hand with graphics for that one I'd be happy to lend a hand :D

noobmonkey 2010-04-13 13:25
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Switch_ (Post 608320)
Well, based on the recent overclocking phenomenon I believe that you should be stress testing both the CPU and potentially the RAM too - not too sure about the internal architecture of the device itself but I am well into overclocking PC's. If they run on the same premise (ie; unless you de-link the FSB to the CPU then the RAM clocks up as you increase the FSB on the chip) then both would require stress testing, to ensure that they are able to cope with it. I have also seen that the Desktop Command Execution Widget can monitor the temperature of the CPU, meaning you can initiate a stress test and then run the same kind of code to ensure that the CPU is not frying or reaching its Tmax.

If its possible it would require a port of something akin to Prime95 (using Lucas-Lehmer iterations to find higher and higher prime numbers) or SuperPi (calculating pi down to as many decimal places as possible)

Just a suggestion....

Also read elsewhere you might want to give it a facelift - if you want a hand with graphics for that one I'd be happy to lend a hand :D
Wow..... Taken a look at the pi example and thats pretty good.... theres quite a few things i could do with that :D
Probably would be useful for the overclockers too :D

In a previous version there was a cpu temperature monitor - but it is very hit and miss :( - so i took it out :(

if i can figure out why, i will re-add it :D

Definitley any help with the fx would be appreciated - i'll have to elarn how to swap buttons for images etc....

I'm thinking of removing the tab and having a main window...

Main window
--> System
--> Comms
--> Tools
--> About (+ eventually information about the commands and lines in H/C, so a mini wiki)

Could have a healthceck symbol (like the logo) in big - each end of the cross is a different button? :D - each loads up their own full screen sub-windows maybe? :D

I also kinda like the idea of the main screen being semi-transparent - apart from the healthcheck cross? - not sure if that makes sense!

edit - completely forgot to add - QT can use CSS i think - will ask mikec ;)

noobmonkey 2010-04-13 13:26
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by nidO (Post 608295)
nbench has been compiled for N900's, maybe you could simply include and execute that (see http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=604794&postcount=3)
Alternatively, how about getting Mprime running, im sure there must be an arm-compiled copy kicking around somewhere.
Thanks nid0 - not sure on executing othe apps from mine - would rather is was all part of the same package - but will look around at pre-ready python benchmarking if there is any :D (Doesnt need a gui - as i can sort that)

noobmonkey 2010-04-13 13:33
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
With regards to basic benchmarking to begin with..... something like this could work? - it has a completion average time - so can be used as a basic score....

It allows the user to define their own starting point (IE i can count processes active and divide the total score by that to get a final score!) - it actually a python test - but relyss on the device to power it through :D

nidO 2010-04-13 13:43
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by noobmonkey (Post 608542)
With regards to basic benchmarking to begin with..... something like this could work? - it has a completion average time - so can be used as a basic score....

It allows the user to define their own starting point (IE i can count processes active and divide the total score by that to get a final score!) - it actually a python test - but relyss on the device to power it through :D
Largely depends on what you're aiming for with it - As you say, pybench is mostly aimed at benchmarking the python implementation itself, rather than the hardware running it, the tests are very quick and don't hugely reflect on (or particularly stress) the hardware running it (fairly similar to the SunSpider javascript browser tests).
If you're after a pure benchmark of the hardware then pybench might be a starting point (though it's likely to be relatively inaccurate for this purpose) but it'll achieve nothing for a stress-test of the cpu and memory, which is something I imagine all the overclockers would like to see - A proper stress test will need a continuous prime/pi calculation or similar.

Switch_ 2010-04-13 14:11
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by noobmonkey
In a previous version there was a cpu temperature monitor - but it is very hit and miss - so i took it out
I believe that the desktop command execution widget uses a simple d-bus command to run out the temperature output directly from the sensor on the proc itself - however, in your healthchek this would probably require a periodic update, say 500ms, especially if you are cheking the OC effect on the CPU. I'll find the post and find the command for you.

Quote:
Originally Posted by noobmonkey
Definitley any help with the fx would be appreciated - i'll have to elarn how to swap buttons for images etc....
Be my pleasure - AFAIK, the buttons are simply *.png files stashed into the repo for the app itself - aren't they? All it requires is a re-hash of the PNG using the same pixel constraints and voila, button now becomes pretty and shiny. Although this in itself may well be governed by the THEME rather than the APP.... Hmmm.....


Quote:
Originally Posted by noobmonkey
I'm thinking of removing the tab and having a main window... Could have a healthceck symbol (like the logo) in big - each end of the cross is a different button? - each loads up their own full screen sub-windows maybe?
Sounds good much better GUI, and then to have the main HC cross in there too, with each section relating to an extremity of the cross. Can be done, may require image mapping in html to make it work though....

Quote:
Originally Posted by noobmonkey
also kinda like the idea of the main screen being semi-transparent - apart from the healthcheck cross? - not sure if that makes sense!
Makes perfect sense to me, but I was discussing this very point with someone else earlier - the "semi-transparent" effect that is applied when you move into the menu's from the main hildon desktop is actually a pixel blur effect. The problem is this (I believe, but will stand to be corrected), the coding for the menu is core to the OS whereas the coding for the apps is not interdependent on the same libraries that the OS is. Tying in the app to this parameter might be quite difficult, but I'm not a coder so haven't got a leg to stand on really. Transparency is not possible I don't believe, unless you are talking about widgets, which, to be fair, your app could easily be - as a shortcut to the main app itself....?

Dunno - I'll get cracking on some images for you to play about with. Post up here when I got some done ;)

noobmonkey 2010-04-13 15:30
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Switch_ (Post 608609)
I believe that the desktop command execution widget uses a simple d-bus command to run out the temperature output directly from the sensor on the proc itself - however, in your healthchek this would probably require a periodic update, say 500ms, especially if you are cheking the OC effect on the CPU. I'll find the post and find the command for you.
Ahhh if it just a dbus command i could run a single one - and have it touch refreshable at the moment - like the others.
(Still learning threading to get the whole thing updatable)


Quote:
Be my pleasure - AFAIK, the buttons are simply *.png files stashed into the repo for the app itself - aren't they? All it requires is a re-hash of the PNG using the same pixel constraints and voila, button now becomes pretty and shiny. Although this in itself may well be governed by the THEME rather than the APP.... Hmmm.....
Ahhhh using PYQT - so not sure at the moment - not sure how the gui handles them.... hoping i can just point at them separatley and put them in mydocs or /opt to match with the rest of the app. - will take a look at that though.


Quote:
Sounds good much better GUI, and then to have the main HC cross in there too, with each section relating to an extremity of the cross. Can be done, may require image mapping in html to make it work though....
Hmmm possibly or just careful positioning of the 4 buttons.
5 images
central cross - then 4 buttons at the end, as long as they blend i should be able to position buttons anywhere.

I'm thinking a half top bar(just to the left of the back arrow going about 3/4 of the screen) - could be a faded green colour saying HealthCheck - Version - Screen title. Or something similar as well - can worry about that later


Quote:
Makes perfect sense to me, but I was discussing this very point with someone else earlier - the "semi-transparent" effect that is applied when you move into the menu's from the main hildon desktop is actually a pixel blur effect. The problem is this (I believe, but will stand to be corrected), the coding for the menu is core to the OS whereas the coding for the apps is not interdependent on the same libraries that the OS is. Tying in the app to this parameter might be quite difficult, but I'm not a coder so haven't got a leg to stand on really. Transparency is not possible I don't believe, unless you are talking about widgets, which, to be fair, your app could easily be - as a shortcut to the main app itself....?
there seems to be a trick of snapshotting the desktop before load - and the using it as a background image - i'll see what i can hunt out....
Will stick with an app for the moment, not tried widgets yet :D

Quote:
Dunno - I'll get cracking on some images for you to play about with. Post up here when I got some done ;)
Superb, thank you very much!
Should get some free time at the weekend to give it a proper trial - but obviously whhatever you throw up so to speak, i'll get it on and see what it looks like ;)

Thank you very much for your help and support.
(P.s. i can be found quite often on IRC in #Maemo, if needed)

Robb 2010-04-13 19:55
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
For Sound tests I suggest to also add earspeaker tests.

mikec 2010-04-13 20:11
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
[Quote/]

edit - completely forgot to add - QT can use CSS i think - will ask mikec ;)[/QUOTE]

here is the guide to add your own buttons
http://wiki.maemo.org/Customising_Qt...hon_in_30_Mins

Have a look at the latest version of nclock. I like the tap on main screen to get slide out menu technique ;)

andraeseus1 2010-04-14 06:30
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by noobmonkey (Post 571856)
pull my finger is next :d
after a few more healthcheck updates :d
lmfaooooooooooooooo

andraeseus1 2010-04-14 06:36
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by noobmonkey (Post 568961)
Haha, still a dude last time i checked :D

It really is an interesting place.... as a new developer you do get quite a few options. I did start with the scratchbox idea, but it wasn't for me.... alas, try, try try again and you will succeed - i found after following the pyQT in 30 minutes thread that everything fell into place so to speak.

With lots of help on irc, and from lcuk, qwerty etc... The app started to take shape, and it all came from an idea that Kathy and i had a few months ago.... (Newbies system checker of some sorts)

What courses are you doing, if you don't mind me asking?

I do have an IT background - but really a developer :) - and have a degree in IT, an HND, a few MCP's etc... but none that would hugely prepare me for the wonder that is PYQT :D

The irony of healthcheck is it was more of a foray into Linux! - there are lots of terminal commands, Until January, i had never used terminal - but a good DOS background holds you in good stead for terminal :D - it isn't that much different :D

Not long until Healthcheck meats the end-level baddy as lcuk so nicely put it - and forces its way into the land of Maemo.org downloads :D
OK, dont laugh. first tiem using terminal (succesfuly i mean, tried it before but kept entering the codes wrong so nothing happened) was about 3 wks ago. I am taking a 7 month course. after compelting it i would have acquired one mcp, net+, a+ and mcsa. a few more classes and a few hundred bucks later I should also have that mcse under my belt. all the while taking inturnships and part time jobs doing help desk or what ever i can get my hands on when i am not at my day job. also gonna take a class or two per semester till i get a degree. my goal is systems admin. but i am sure that will prob change as i go along especially since i am so facinated with making programs that get my pc to do what i want it to do. still reading on all the maemo and linux stuff. i havent actually developed anything yet. i am a very thorough learner. meticulous. ok, done typing every ones ears off. and congrats with the success of health check

Switch_ 2010-04-14 12:11
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
Just a quick play for the past 10 minutes on lunch got me this:

http://i208.photobucket.com/albums/b...hcheckcopy.jpg

Obviously that will be split into the four / five buttons that you want, and aligned so that it all looks good. Is this the sort of thing you were looking for fella...?

edit
just noticed that the sheens across the top and middle sections are not aligned properly with the edges of the cross. Will fix that later on
/edit

Switch_ 2010-04-14 15:30
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
Ok, now, we have been talking about overclock ckecking functions, but I have been thinking about this and I got a rather large concern.... The other night I installed Debian - don't know what it is or what it does but I also had to install a rather large image file. During the installation of said image file I was on a call. That call was promptly dropped by the device followed by a total lock-up for a good 30 seconds before the phone screen came back. I clicked on close and the screen remained on phone for the next 30 seconds.

Now. What I put that down to was the proc being totally tied up with the installation of the image file. If the proc can get this tied up with installing an image file then hammering it at 100% load with a SuperPi string would *probably* have the same effect.

Ok, so your running an OC'ed N900 at 900Mhz, which is a MASSIVE 50% overclock on standard running speed. By doing that the core temp of the proc is increasing. You're also hammering it with a SuperPi string. It's getting hotter. And hotter. And hotter. You try to close the SuperPi string. The device does not respond. It's cycling the proc too much.

The proc meanwhile is still getting hotter. So this continues for the next 30 seconds or so.

Voila.

Fried CPU.

Smell that TCP'ish kinda smell? Thats what a PCB smells like when its frying. I know. I work with them. Just a little concerned is all..... But the same *could* be said for PC's.

Eggs anyone?

noobmonkey 2010-04-14 17:10
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
Just a quick one - will reply to the above when i get home!
Did a google search for N900 and Healthcheck out of curiosity - and amazed to see how many places it appears in, but even funnier is the google translation of some pages!!

http://translate.google.co.uk/transl...en-GB:official

!!!!

noobmonkey 2010-04-14 17:15
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
Awwww and yay to the lovely german man on here (Video!!)
http://translate.google.co.uk/transl...en-GB:official

noobmonkey 2010-04-15 15:48
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
Its your last few days to do any testing you want peoples! - http://maemo.org/packages/package_in...check/1.0.0-0/

in 2 days V 1 (At this rate) will be in maemo.org downloads :D
And a new version should be on it's way to testing!

Been looking through more and more foreign websites and seeing the odler versions dotted in some other repo's... + also translated versions!

More then happy to implement translatable versions in a future version (Just reading from a text file etc) - if needed. (Not sure if the QT translate part is still working, or will still be working in the future so to speak.

noobmonkey 2010-04-18 07:56
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
Version 1.0.0-0 has been released into Extras.

It can be downloaded from here - http://maemo.org/downloads/product/Maemo5/healthcheck/
I have updated the first post of this thread with the usual upgrade information

Ulrik 2010-04-18 17:25
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
I am unable to find the application in the App Manager on my N900. When I try to install it through the browser from maemo.org/downloads I get an error: "Program package not found" (translated from danish).

Have anyone else these problems?

noobmonkey 2010-04-18 19:33
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Ulrik (Post 616345)
I am unable to find the application in the App Manager on my N900. When I try to install it through the browser from maemo.org/downloads I get an error: "Program package not found" (translated from danish).

Have anyone else these problems?
hmmmmmm may be app manager having a bad moment. people have been reporting issues all day. i'll unindtsll snd take a look.

Switch_ 2010-04-18 19:39
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by noobmonkey (Post 616502)
hmmmmmm may be app manager having a bad moment. people have been reporting issues all day. i'll unindtsll snd take a look.
Had a few drinks tonight fella....?

Sorry I've been quiet, my lovely lady surprised me with a fabulous weekend away and a visit to Alton Towers, hence no action from me whatsoever! And I know where I would have rather been - that's right, with her, doing what we were doing!

noobmonkey 2010-04-18 19:41
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
hmmmm just uninstalled and reinstalled fine. could someone else give it a go please?
preety sure its just HAM having a go!

noobmonkey 2010-04-18 19:42
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Switch_ (Post 616513)
Had a few drinks tonight fella....?

Sorry I've been quiet, my lovely lady surprised me with a fabulous weekend away and a visit to Alton Towers, hence no action from me whatsoever! And I know where I would have rather been - that's right, with her, doing what we were doing!
haha, no just one the N900! sorry for my fat thumbs! hehe

i'm going slowly with the css anyway! background is easy, but buttons are a mare!!

gabby131 2010-04-19 10:58
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
hi! is a red light on the LED test normal?

coz i read that when a red light glows on led there is a hardware problem :(

Switch_ 2010-04-19 12:00
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
Yes the LED test is a red LED only at this point..... And yes, you are also right, a red LED indicates an error - not necessarily a hardware problem but definitely a problem - except in this test :)

noobmonkey 2010-04-19 12:41
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
Ooo interesting, what version are you running?
version 1.0.0-0 allows you to select a couple of patterns that are in built.
So in my case (Unchanged from new) they are as follows: (Within a 5 sec period)
Pattern Error - Long Red - Long Red
Pattern Power On - Dim White Light - Progressivly brighter - Long
Pattern Power Off - Reverse of above, progressivly lighter - Long
Pattern Communication Call - 2 Double blue flashes repeated - short
Pattern Communication SMS - 2 Double flashes - slower than above.


Working on a better LED testing suite though :D

gabby131 2010-04-19 14:10
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by noobmonkey (Post 617625)
Ooo interesting, what version are you running?
version 1.0.0-0 allows you to select a couple of patterns that are in built.
So in my case (Unchanged from new) they are as follows: (Within a 5 sec period)
Pattern Error - Long Red - Long Red
Pattern Power On - Dim White Light - Progressivly brighter - Long
Pattern Power Off - Reverse of above, progressivly lighter - Long
Pattern Communication Call - 2 Double blue flashes repeated - short
Pattern Communication SMS - 2 Double flashes - slower than above.


Working on a better LED testing suite though :D
im running the latest version, just updated from extras-devel

this version is great! it updates at every tap! and just the way i like it, and there's a pixel test too! men this rocks!

my first time to play with the app so thats why i sound like everything is so new to me. :D

gabby131 2010-04-19 14:17
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Switch_ (Post 617572)
Yes the LED test is a red LED only at this point..... And yes, you are also right, a red LED indicates an error - not necessarily a hardware problem but definitely a problem - except in this test :)
what a relief! i thought that was something! false alarm :D

Thanks for confirming :)

Switch_ 2010-04-19 15:02
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by noobmonkey (Post 617625)
Ooo interesting, what version are you running?
version 1.0.0-0 allows you to select a couple of patterns that are in built.
V1.1.0-2.

Feel free to n00b me though. Hadn't noticed the extra options there! My bad

noobmonkey 2010-04-20 06:48
Re: [Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900
 
Right! There is an update in extras devel - this one may not please all!

Version 1.1.1-3
Changes:
Nearly all first tab(Comms) information rows update per click
Added system load (From uptime)
Added a CSS StyleSheet
Minor change to the application description (Package list)

I have had some great emails assisting me, the last from doksng. I really appreciated this! :D - i also appreciate the work put into your photoshop layouts :D - they do look great.

So with that noted, i apologize at my early crappy attempt! - I've noticed pyQT does not like CSS much, managed to get a white working, but it looked rubbish :| and since that i couldn't get any other colors working :| Will spend this week playing around to see what i can sort out :D


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