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2008-02-10
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Haha, your tools are great! 
Thanks a lot!
BTW: N710's a new one :P
Oh yeah, is it me or does your website address keep changing :P?
Last edited by qwerty12; 2008-02-10 at 09:26.
Thanks a lot!
BTW: N710's a new one :P
Oh yeah, is it me or does your website address keep changing :P?
Last edited by qwerty12; 2008-02-10 at 09:26.
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2008-02-10
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you don't know N710 is the successor of N700 with WiMax ;-)
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2008-02-10
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Nice, but..
How do you know that treatment it's necessary to give to temp1_input number?
How do you know that treatment it's necessary to give to temp1_input number?
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2008-02-10
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Originally Posted by ag2
Question: Are you certain there is only one temperature sensor in the Itablets? The Newton used two sensors, one for external temperature and one for battery temperature, for its charge-monitoring thingie.
I wrote a utility to display N810's internal temperature. I think it should also work for N800 and N710. When idle, tablets generate almost no heat, so this sensor can also measure the ambient temperature in your room.
[user@nokia ~]$ internal-temp
23.25C
The link is in my signature.
Enjoy!
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Watch out Nokia, Pandora's box has opened (sorta)...
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2008-02-10
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ag2, thanks a lot for yet another app.
Is it possible to have the same or similar option like in the battery-status for monitoring over time? (i.e. switched on with the -d N flag) as well as the date/time included?
For the moment, I will wrap it to a simple script with a sleep interleaved.
Last edited by Saturn; 2008-02-10 at 13:17.
Is it possible to have the same or similar option like in the battery-status for monitoring over time? (i.e. switched on with the -d N flag) as well as the date/time included?
For the moment, I will wrap it to a simple script with a sleep interleaved.
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2008-02-10
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Originally Posted by qwerty12
It turns out that the last site (maemostuff) was infringing on the maemo trademark. Nokia asked me to take it down (very nicely) and I did.
Oh yeah, is it me or does your website address keep changing :P?
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2008-02-10
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Originally Posted by Saturn
Yeah, shouldn't be difficult to add. Stay tuned.
Is it possible to have the same or similar option like in the battery-status for monitoring over time? (i.e. switched on with the -d N flag) as well as the date/time included?
For the moment, I will wrap it to a simple script with a sleep interleaved.
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2008-02-11
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Originally Posted by Karel Jansens
I'm not at all certain, but I doubt there's one for that purpose. Charging NiCd, Ni-MH, and, I think, Alkaline batteries* is best done by watching the temperature. But I beleive Li-ion are generally charged on their current/voltage characteristics only.
Question: Are you certain there is only one temperature sensor in the Itablets? The Newton used two sensors, one for external temperature and one for battery temperature, for its charge-monitoring thingie.
*Yes, recharging Alkaline batteries may be done, but you only get practically something like 20 cycles out of them with reasonable capacity. And they can't be charged at any decent speed, so it's not really useful enough for the charger to be marketable.**
**Actually, as I wrote that, I remembered there was a company producing "Renewal" batteries -- they couldn't be recharged, being alkaline, but they could be "renewed" in a special
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2008-02-12
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Yeah.. I remember those rechargables.. Pure Energy sold them. I also saw an infomercial on TV from another company.
[user@nokia ~]$ internal-temp
23.25C
The link is in my signature.
Enjoy!
See my collection of maemo apps: http://nitapps.com
Last edited by ag2; 2008-02-10 at 18:43.