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Re: Pybattery - battery statusbar applet with candies
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Is there an manual way to start the ap from the command line? Or another way to see what is happening? |
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But I can attach a part of my profiling suite :) Rename it to test.py, put in /usr/lib/hildon-desktop and run in terminal 'python test.py'. Copying would need su rights. Tested clean install and all is OK... I have an idea of what is wrong, but need output from test.py |
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Getting the same problem on my device. Installed no problem, turned on in the Control Panel but not visible.
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it does not show up if you close the panels dialog using the ok button?
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Btw, did everybody with this issue have AP installed before (no matter it purged or just removed)? |
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Here's my output when running test.py
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Nokia-N810-43-7:/usr/lib/hildon-desktop# python test.py |
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It was the thing I thought about. 1. Purge AP 2. Remove dir section of AP in /etc/gconf/gconf.xml.defaults/%gconf-tree.xml It starts with <dir name="advanced-power"> remove node and subnodes. 3. Install AP again. |
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