[Annouce] HealthCheck - Hardware/System checker for the N900 - Page 39 - maemo.org

Mr. Incredible | # 381 | 2010-03-27, 14:29 | Report

It depends on how hard you press the stylus on the screen. I get to 779

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noobmonkey | # 382 | 2010-03-27, 15:02 | Report

interesting. can anyone get the whole way down? on the left i get alot further than the bottom right!

Hariainm | # 383 | 2010-03-27, 15:20 | Report

Accuracy test works fine to me.
In Y-axis i get from 0 to 479 (need to press very hard to get it

)
In X-axis i get from 0 to 799 with no effort.
Thanks for the updates.

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casper27 | # 384 | 2010-03-27, 15:53 | Report

Accuracy results ar more or less the same as Hariainm's. Dead pixel test works a charm luckily don't have any. I've said it before but i'll say it again this is fast becoming a must have application. I think Nokia should incorporate it into future release

One thing I am working on and I may need your help Noob, is extracting information from this to a remote server/another phone.
Basically running it in back ground to export as much information in case of the phone getting lost/stolen over ssh or via intercepted txt message.
If thats ok with you Noob.

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noobmonkey | # 385 | 2010-03-27, 15:57 | Report

Originally Posted by casper27 View Post

Accuracy results ar more or less the same as Hariainm's. Dead pixel test works a charm luckily don't have any. I've said it before but i'll say it again this is fast becoming a must have application. I think Nokia should incorporate it into future release

One thing I am working on and I may need your help Noob, is extracting information from this to a remote server/another phone.
Basically running it in back ground to export as much information in case of the phone getting lost/stolen over ssh or via intercepted txt message.
If thats ok with you Noob.

ahhh yeah!!! would definitley work on that with you.
I thuink we can use lcuk's clever idea

(They are always clever!)

He proposed making healthcheck modular - to allow addon modules etc....
Well this could be a module daemon.... storing and encrypting person info - then using the web server functionality etc, it could be easy i suppose to do what you want

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noobmonkey | # 386 | 2010-03-29, 12:44 | Report

ok..... getting near a new release to throw into testing - just trying to get front and back video working. (Got it working, but not in a qt way - as it just loads up gstreamer in a new window) - any sensible suggestions would be nice

Is there anything easy like extra info fields people want (As i could prob do those quickly)

Gobelet | # 387 | 2010-03-29, 22:02 | Report

Hey noobmonkey, great app!

I was wondering, how about integrating the last boot reason of the phone? it's basically a string in /proc/bootreason and I think it can be useful to troubleshoot some weird reboots one might get.

Thanks and keep up the good work!

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noobmonkey | # 388 | 2010-03-29, 22:06 | Report

yup, need to figure out what all the options are (will google it

) - reads fine

Thanks for the suggestion

noobmonkey | # 389 | 2010-04-04, 17:08 | Report

New update in extras-devel

Version 0.7.1-0

This has a few new extra bits such as:
No Update buttons (All added to the top menu - to give extra space)
Last boot reason
Camera Shutter State
Headphone State
Proximity sensor state
Keyboard slider state

Apps screen - currently a slow update via the menubar... lists all apps - will add more to that soon.

Tools, The back camera tool checks to see if the shutter is open.

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Venomrush | # 390 | 2010-04-05, 12:04 | Report

Can we add a tab to do:

Originally Posted by

apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade

(checking for updates and install latest packages)