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2010-12-30
, 08:53
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#112
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My question got lost in the discussion so i will reiterate:
"Is it possible tohave two clocks at the same time with one showing the local timezone and the second one showing the remote timezone?"
"Is it possible tohave two clocks at the same time with one showing the local timezone and the second one showing the remote timezone?"
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2010-12-30
, 09:20
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@ Florida
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#113
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@Mentalist Traceur: How are you going about getting the cpu/wifi information? I am not sure whether I am doing it efficiently (especially CPU measurement).
However, I have not done the same for CPU (doing it right now). The thing is I've been trying to understand the information in /proc/stat, and I am starting to have a creeping suspicion that all this time, all of us using load and cpumem applets have been getting slightly inaccurate CPU stats.
As I understand it, /proc/stat has an idle time value in the FOURTH number (fifth string because it has 'cpu' at the front, index 4, if you split that line of /proc/stat). Disk I/O is on the FIFTH number... if I'm not wrong. And that's what CPUMEM accesses for calculating processor idle time from moment to moment - the fifth number of that string (index 5, again since "cpu" is on index 0 if you split it).
So, have CPUMEM and Load applets just been telling us the changes in disk i/o the entire time, instead of idle processes? I can't think of a good test for how to fill up ram without running into an I/O operation, so frak if I can think of how to verify that. Anything that runs that much CPU probably requires some I/O, and anything that needs lots of I/O probably requires a bunch of processing.
To be clear, the /proc/stat file's first line looks like this:
"cpu 259246 7001 60190 34250993 137517 772 0 0"
The problem is the red is the actual idle time, while the green is what the cpumem applet's source code says it's using.
Furthermore, I'm finding this:
http://colby.id.au/node/39
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/vie...0161809#272677
(Both links point to different edits of the same shell script) Which suggests that the proper way of calculating CPU usage is more complicated than that.
So... how are you getting CPU for your version?
@rajil.s: Yes, but you'd have to code the clock style yourself, or get one of us to do it for you. I don't think it would be that easy to set the time zone with just the settings, but it could be 'hard'-coded (in so far as uncompiled python is ever hard-coded) into the clock style. So one reports your time zone time, the other reports your time +/- X hours.
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Oh, and since I am a newb and might just be completely wrong, here's how the code looks for the relevant part in cpumem (it's in C):
Code:
#define CPUFILE "/proc/stat"
gint curU, curN, curIO, curI;
gint deltaU, deltaN, deltaIO, deltaI;
int load, idle;
GError *error = NULL;
gchar *contents;
gsize lenght;
gchar **splits;
if (!g_file_get_contents (CPUFILE, &contents, &lenght, &error)) {
fprintf (stderr, "ERR: can't read file %s: %s\n", CPUFILE, error->message);
g_error_free (error);
return 0;
}
splits = g_strsplit_set (contents, " ", -1);
sscanf(splits[2], "%d", &curU);
sscanf(splits[3], "%d", &curN);
sscanf(splits[4], "%d", &curIO);
sscanf(splits[5], "%d", &curI);
g_strfreev (splits);
g_free (contents);
idle = (curI - priv->lastI);
if (idle == 0) load = 100;
else load = 100-idle;
if (load>100) load = 0;
deltaU = curU - priv->lastU;
deltaN = curN - priv->lastN;
deltaIO = curIO - priv->lastIO;
deltaI = curI - priv->lastI;
priv->lastU = curU;
priv->lastN = curN;
priv->lastIO = curIO;
priv->lastI = curI;
Last edited by Mentalist Traceur; 2010-12-30 at 10:09. Reason: Looked up name of last poster.
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2010-12-30
, 10:39
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#114
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Originally Posted by Mentalist Traceur
after keep trying and trying, now it's working perfectly....thanks for ur "gut"....as usual, Problem solved!!
Found it!
This is for getting rid of that annoying control panel screen-shot that Hildon always fails to refresh at the right time. (The -f is in brackets because I don't need it when I run the command. Qwerty12 - who all proper TMO members should know was a hacking pimp of awesome - posted it with the -f, so it might be necessary for some people *shrug*.)Code:rm [-f] /home/user/.cache/launch/com.nokia.controlpanel.pvr
CasTTeLLo. In my experience, just running apt-get update, once or at most twice, solves things. I don't really know how, or why - every time I get this problem I really feel like I don't know what the hell to do, but I tend to redo the same stuff reboot, apt-get update, remove and re-add repositories... It tends to fix itself if you do those enough times. I really don't know why though.
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2010-12-30
, 12:10
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@ United Arab Emirates
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#115
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This is nice, good work but after reboot clock setting went to its defaut setting, unable to save my personal settings.
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2010-12-30
, 12:21
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#116
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Originally Posted by ayazpak
try this via xterminal :
This is nice, good work but after reboot clock setting went to its defaut setting, unable to save my personal settings.
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade
if it's not solved try to reinstall the plugin and make sure u install the correct ver...gud luck!
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2010-12-30
, 12:31
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#117
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Originally Posted by CasTTeLLo
Thanks for quick reply, ok I will try and post the result here
try this via xterminal :
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade
if it's not solved try to reinstall the plugin and make sure u install the correct ver...gud luck!
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2010-12-30
, 12:35
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@ Canada
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#118
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awesome plugin! looks like im not going to go back in time using the stock clock?
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N900: 1000/1150mhz; sampling_rate 15; up_threshold 150000;
if i did help you, just click "Thanks" on the lower right of my post. thanks!
"The best way to break a Spell is to prevent it from being cast in the first place"
N900: 1000/1150mhz; sampling_rate 15; up_threshold 150000;
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2010-12-30
, 12:48
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@ USA
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#119
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Latest version working nicely here.
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2010-12-30
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#120
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Originally Posted by CasTTeLLo
Thanks again, I got it according to your instructions.
try this via xterminal :
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade
if it's not solved try to reinstall the plugin and make sure u install the correct ver...gud luck!
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With latest version i can access the settings menu (within personalisation) but no matter what clock type i change to nothing seems to appear?
Confusing