Creamy Goodness | # 151 | 2011-06-02, 22:19 | Report

I tried to get the new version of conky to replace the old one, i'm not sure why it let you put both at the same time. The 1.6 version would have been slower, but if you think this one is faster than the 1.9.7 from the garage as well... I'm not too sure. Maybe I accidentally built the old one in debug mode or something.

It's probably my #1 most used app too, but I can't tell the speed because I'm using lots of lua and cairo in my conf file. It takes about 3 or 4 passes to start drawing everything for some reason.

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sanros | # 152 | 2011-07-04, 14:31 | Report

wishes everyone
i need some help, i have the latest 1.9.7-1 version of conky and it shows bad battery percentage it shows 5% but actually its 35%real value, i don't know why it shows less in conky
so how can i fix it some one help me out . i will be thankful

Creamy Goodness | # 153 | 2011-07-04, 14:55 | Report

i suggest you charge your phone.
which kernel do you have? what does "hal-device bme" give for the percentage?

sanros | # 154 | 2011-07-04, 19:05 | Report

hello Creamy Goodness
yep i charged it
i have latest powerkernel 47
i use QBW for battery and qtbatterywidget so they both give right value(#1below) for battery but conky does not

#1.hal-device bme | grep percentage = 96%
#2.hal-device computer_power_supply_battery_bq27200_0 | grep percentage = 83%

conky shows #2 battery % but the correct is #1 so how can i fix it? can i fix it in conky.conf?
so some one help out thanks

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Dragoss91 | # 155 | 2011-07-04, 19:35 | Report

I think you have to disable the bq27200 module .

sanros | # 156 | 2011-07-04, 20:03 | Report

no i do not want to disable bq27200 then i do not get the right temperature so please help out some other way.

thank you

Creamy Goodness | # 157 | 2011-07-04, 21:35 | Report

Conky always tries to read the battery info from the sysfs paths first:
/sys/class/power_supply/bq27200-0/uevent
If that doesn't work, it falls back to dbus, which gets it from bme.

I don't like the bme ones because they don't update when the n900 is charging. I also don't like them because the source is closed and we have no idea what it's doing or if it's really more accurate. I guess the only argument for why it's accurate is it will shut your phone off when it thinks the battery is dead.
If you really don't like the bq27x00 driver's values, you can use the .conf file to obtain the battery info with $execi, just search this forum, there's about 20 examples of how to do it.

sanros | # 158 | 2011-07-05, 10:03 | Report

hello creamy goodness,
i am through all the thread but couldn't found a solution to my problem im a lil noob
so i need your help.
i have latest power kernel47
my conky shows battery% value from hal-device computer_power_supply_battery_bq27200_0 | grep percentage but i want to change it to hal-device bme | grep percentage
so how can i edit the conky.conf file in /etc/conky/ so that i can have right battery value
i will really appreciate your help

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Creamy Goodness | # 159 | 2011-07-05, 14:44 | Report

can you either attach the whole conf file or give us the entire battery command? I want to see a dollar sign and some brackets...

sanros | # 160 | 2011-07-05, 19:03 | Report

hello
i am using the default conky version 1.9.7-1
the conky files are in /etc/conky, i was not able to find the battery command in conky.conf else i found it in conkykernel.conf both files are attached there are more conf files in this conky folder.
i really appreciate your help
thank you so much

Attached Files

	conky.conf.txt (9.0 KB, 136 views)
	conkyKernel.conf.txt (616 Bytes, 98 views)

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