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Re: Pybattery - battery statusbar applet with candies
Neither stop/start performed as you described, or reboot solves the problem.
My way of loading bq27x00_battery is via /etc/modules - so, it is loaded very early during boot process. Rationale - this way, it loads before bme, and open path for i2c access for it - so, BME don't complain about something occupying i2c, doesn't generate possible (and dangerous) i2c conflicts, and overall doesn't "know" about neighbor using i2c. (Just for the record - using this method, it's still impossible to turn off and on BME during runtime - for example, via HEN - without modprobe -r bq27x00_battery). Thinking about that, this is obvious "candidate" for "why APM doesn't see it". Still, it would be great to have option to use it that way, for mentioned reasons. Thanks for looking into it! /Estel |
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BQ modules depend on kernel-power >= 47 and it seems to be a bug in version parsing in APCommon. |
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Yes, I use KP49. Would like to provide more debug info, if it's needed - just tell me a way to gather it ;)
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In case You're wondering, after latest update, bq(...)00 still isn't available, despite being listed in HAL.
/Estel |
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What is the content of the apmd log (~/apmonitord.log)? |
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Advanced Power Monitor 0.6.0-4 |
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For comparison, maybe it helps, my case where the BQ module is working with kp49:
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Advanced Power Monitor 0.6.0 |
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yrannadx, how does you /etc/modules look like? If you're not loading bq27x00_battery from there, how do You do it? does it exist peacefully with bme (at least, until You try to restart bme)?
/Estel |
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Estel, /etc/modules contains bq27x00_battery only.
Seems both modules exist peacefully, at least I am concluding this from the fact that battery properties as reported by bq are different from those reported by bme, for example when bq shown 95% (which is accurate), bme shows 86% and so on. |
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As I'm also using /etc/modules (with bq27x00_battery there, and nothing else), I have no idea why GUI updates available options on Your device, and doesn't do the same on mine. 412b, any ideas?
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Today I ran into an issue where advanced-power-monitor did not load when my system started. Executing `apt-get install --reinstall advanced-power-common` solved the issue.
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Hi,
I just translated into french the file from first post. I attached it to the post. Can it be possible to generate a deb package with this translated file ? Thx Nerfiaux |
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I'll upload your translation today or tomorrow. |
Error after update
Cant run Advanced Power Monitor after update 0.6.0-6
apmdaemon.py say Code:
[1|root@Nokia-N900|~]python /opt/maemo/usr/lib/advanced-power-monitor/apmdaemon.py |
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Cant run upmonitord after update 0.6.0-6
apmdaemon.py say Code:
[1|root@Nokia-N900|~]python /opt/maemo/usr/lib/advanced-power-monitor/apmdaemon.py |
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Cant run upmonitord after update 0.6.0-6
apmdaemon.py say Code:
[1|root@Nokia-N900|~]python /opt/maemo/usr/lib/advanced-power-monitor/apmdaemon.py |
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