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Originally Posted by techie

Update to 1.0.2 from devel that should fix it now

Originally Posted by sacal

Multiboot 0.2.5 and autoloading bq27x00_battery.

For those like me that are running OCCP widget and titan's power37 or 39 with multiboot 0.2.5, there is the need of loading bq27x00_battery module after every reboot.

As Jay-C, the author of multiboot stated here there are problems autoloading that module.

So for those interested i have added some lines of code to the /home/user/.OCCP file to autoload the bq2700_battery module so that the temperature is displayed in the OCCP widget:

Code:

QBW_REMEMBER_ME=${7}
if [ "$(cat /sys/class/power_supply/bq27200-0/temp)" == "" ] ; then
  sudo modprobe bq27x00_battery > /dev/null ;
fi
if [ "$QBW_REMEMBER_ME" -eq 3 ] ; then

Originally Posted by PipoXtreme

Which update ?!

Originally Posted by gft2k1

Strange, i running OCCP widget and titan's power37 with multiboot 0.2.5 but i don't need to load bq27x00_battery module after every reboot.......

Originally Posted by Erazor

hi its me again

i have the same issue like last night.
The CPU only goes down to 500MHz.
Now i edit the avoid frequencies in
/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemand/avoid_frequencies
and only write 125000 in there.
When this is done, all works fine.

BUT after a reboot the 250000 is in the file again......

Does anybody know this issue?

Originally Posted by sacal

Glad to know it is working with you. I really would like to know why.
I have tried everything i could and i also asked for help to the multiboot's author.
Adding those lines of code to the OCCP widget is a workaround so that i don't have to manually load the module every time the system boots.

Originally Posted by gft2k1

Do you use the "ideal" setting ?

Because the minimum frequency of ideal is 500 MHz.
If you edit the avoid frequencies the cpu goes down to 250 Mhz but after a reboot the system return to ideal default (500-850 MHz).

Try another setting ("lv", "ulv", "xlv" or "starving") who have the minimum frequency at 250 MHz(default).

Originally Posted by gft2k1

If this can help you my multiboot menu is the follow:

1 - Maemo 2.6.28-omap1

2 - Maemo 2.6.28.10power37

3 - NITdroid on MMCp2 - 2.6.28.NIT.05

Originally Posted by techie

The edited image is better, I couldn't make sense of the original one.Also I think you should ideally be getting only the right half of ideal button responsive.
You cannot edit the area for button press.QBW divides it into an equal grid of 3x3, maybe in a future version it could be possible to define custom areas (send a request to QBW author).For now thats how it will work or you can reduce the width.