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2010-11-28
, 16:45
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#642
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Originally Posted by Mentalist Traceur
Thanks
I think it would be best to go into app manager, uninstall advanced power and advanced power monitor, (and Advanced Interface Switcher if you have it - I think you don't have to do this one, because you just deleted apmonitord stuff, but you can if you want to be safe) and reinstall them.
That will definitiely restore your apmonitord files.
However, if you're sure you want to try to restore JUST your /etc/event.d/apmonitord , and you don't think you deleted anything else, I'll attach that file. (Though if you deleted all of apmonitord, then you have other files missing, and it's better to reinstall from app manager.)
Just unzip and stick in /etc/event.d/ (you'll need to be root)
Attachment 15984
, actually i tried to uninstall the a-p-monitor it said i can't , i uninstalled ap monitor (the one that sticks to the menu) the battery icon just disappeared , i rebooted and everything works fine now
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2010-11-30
, 01:14
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@ Seatle, WA
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#643
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Not sure if this helps anyone, but I loved apm, but seems something was breaking it.
Off late my n900 was giving horrible net connection so I just flashed it and reinstalled the pr1.3.
On top of it, I installed tons of other stuff including apm, advance interface and they all wrong without any issues.
I am not sure where the problem is, but seems flashing solves the problem, and I am sure not every one would like to do that.
Off late my n900 was giving horrible net connection so I just flashed it and reinstalled the pr1.3.
On top of it, I installed tons of other stuff including apm, advance interface and they all wrong without any issues.
I am not sure where the problem is, but seems flashing solves the problem, and I am sure not every one would like to do that.
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2010-12-05
, 15:52
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@ Bulacan, Philippines
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#644
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Does this drain the CPU battery?
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2011-01-01
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@ Portugal
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#645
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I can translate it to portuguese (PT-PT, not brazillian), if you want.
EDIT: Translated it, file attached. I only did the msgid's, because i wasn't sure about those first lines (Team, revision, etc)
Last edited by RiD; 2011-01-01 at 18:37.
EDIT: Translated it, file attached. I only did the msgid's, because i wasn't sure about those first lines (Team, revision, etc)
Last edited by RiD; 2011-01-01 at 18:37.
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2011-04-08
, 13:40
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@ Moscow
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#646
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Back in the game ) Got a new n900 )))
For those having problems with fresh install on PR1.3: somehow new firmware fails to install advanced-power-common correctly, all you need is to reinstall advanced-power-common.
As I've read some "interesting" comments about apm, could anybody confirm that xorg bug still presents and name the version of apm.
For those having problems with fresh install on PR1.3: somehow new firmware fails to install advanced-power-common correctly, all you need is to reinstall advanced-power-common.
As I've read some "interesting" comments about apm, could anybody confirm that xorg bug still presents and name the version of apm.
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2011-04-26
, 14:00
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#647
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welcome back .... I can not wait to discover the new version
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2011-06-09
, 14:24
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#648
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is there any new release? is it more corrected now?
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2011-06-09
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@ Moscow
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#649
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minor bugfixes for APM released. Now new features for AP are ready.
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2011-06-10
, 06:07
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#650
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what type of new features?
That will definitiely restore your apmonitord files.
However, if you're sure you want to try to restore JUST your /etc/event.d/apmonitord , and you don't think you deleted anything else, I'll attach that file. (Though if you deleted all of apmonitord, then you have other files missing, and it's better to reinstall from app manager.)
Just unzip and stick in /etc/event.d/ (you'll need to be root)
apmonitord.zip