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2010-01-20
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#31
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Same for me. When i couldn find it in devel i uninstalled it and removed everything with autoremove. Like Rob1n i have 1.0-3 installed.
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2010-01-20
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Originally Posted by Rob1n
seems like the output is same as mine, all dependencies look fine.
Here you go:
Looks like it's missing libQtSystemInfo. I've checked and the qtsysteminfo package (1.0-3) is installed, but it would appear not to be in the linker's path.
The QtSystemInfo is another package I uploaded so its installed in /opt/qtsysteminfo so naturally its not in the PATH.
I set the path to it in the /usr/bin/run_batlevel script that actually brings up the batlevel app.
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2010-01-21
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Originally Posted by krk969
I've run an strace on the process and found the problem. It's trying to run /home/user/run_lshal, which doesn't exist.
seems like the output is same as mine, all dependencies look fine.
The QtSystemInfo is another package I uploaded so its installed in /opt/qtsysteminfo so naturally its not in the PATH.
I set the path to it in the /usr/bin/run_batlevel script that actually brings up the batlevel app.
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2010-01-21
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Originally Posted by Rob1n
Thanks Rob.
I've run an strace on the process and found the problem. It's trying to run /home/user/run_lshal, which doesn't exist.
maybe that got missed out in the package. Update is on the way next 30 min.
Last edited by krk969; 2010-01-21 at 10:32.
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2010-01-21
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updated and optified now
version 2.0-7 available to use.
Again for those who want to start this on every reboot please follow my previous post
but now that its optified
replace
/usr/bin/run_batlevel
with
/opt/batlevel/bin/run_batlevel
version 2.0-7 available to use.
Again for those who want to start this on every reboot please follow my previous post
but now that its optified
replace
/usr/bin/run_batlevel
with
/opt/batlevel/bin/run_batlevel
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2010-01-21
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Many thanks - works perfectly now.
I'm a little concerned about the power usage of this widget though - powertop shows it responsible for 10% of the wakeups on my N900, and strace shows it continually polling
I'm a little concerned about the power usage of this widget though - powertop shows it responsible for 10% of the wakeups on my N900, and strace shows it continually polling
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2010-01-21
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#37
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Originally Posted by krk969
Is this suggesting that it can't be added like a normal widget? - i know for some the terminal methods are ok, but i would like the ability to add these types of widgets normally? (By normally i mean, a way that i am confortable in doing
for those who want this widget or any other qt widget on the desktop every time the reboot may do this
create a new file /etc/event.d/batlevel
and add the following lines
you need to be root.Code:start on started hildon-desktop script /usr/bin/run_batlevel end script
though i wouldnt suggest it till its in extras and also this is only a workaround not a solution.
- may not be normal on these forums hehe )
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2010-01-21
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Originally Posted by noobmonkey
No, it can't be - this is (apparently) a limitation in the current QT framework.
Is this suggesting that it can't be added like a normal widget? - i know for some the terminal methods are ok, but i would like the ability to add these types of widgets normally? (By normally i mean, a way that i am confortable in doing
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2010-01-21
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Originally Posted by noobmonkey
Normally widgets are gtk dynamic library (libxxx.so ) files or python scripts and this is what is added to the .desktop file.
Is this suggesting that it can't be added like a normal widget? - i know for some the terminal methods are ok, but i would like the ability to add these types of widgets normally? (By normally i mean, a way that i am confortable in doing
For some reasons nt yet clear, executable files are not being recognized as widgets while doing add widget but that does not mean these apps are not widgets, they do have the same properties like the gtk/python based widgets just that they are currently not available to add via the add widget menu.
Originally Posted by Rob1n
thats correct that its a limitation now.
No, it can't be - this is (apparently) a limitation in the current QT framework.
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2010-01-21
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Originally Posted by Rob1n
can you mail me the logs.
Many thanks - works perfectly now.
I'm a little concerned about the power usage of this widget though - powertop shows it responsible for 10% of the wakeups on my N900, and strace shows it continually polling
maybe a bug can be raised against the QT mobility api's which is what Im using.
They are still TP so maybe they are already looking into it.
AFAIK, it shouldnt be polling, all that the qt api's may be doing is registering with the HAL device( in this case battery ) to get any parameter change events as a signal.
So when the percentage param changes a signal is emitted and the app catches that to change the bar percentage.
cheers.