mr_pingu | # 2631 | 2011-03-04, 06:11 | Report

Can you post the code of your battery widget which shows both percentage and mAh.

Nice theme and wallpaper, clean and nice!

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mr_ian84 | # 2632 | 2011-03-04, 07:00 | Report

any chance of sharing your wallpaper please?

p00ltergeist | # 2633 | 2011-03-04, 10:13 | Report

thanks!

check this out http://wiki.maemo.org/Desktop_Comman...pts#Percentage

p00ltergeist | # 2634 | 2011-03-04, 10:18 | Report

Ofcourse!

Here it is.

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mr_pingu | # 2635 | 2011-03-04, 16:07 | Report

Can't seeem to get it working =/
Maybe you can wrap it in codetags or else export your widget please. Thanks


Also as you can see in the screenshots, my date command doesn't add a space Why doesn't it work as it should?

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richwhite | # 2636 | 2011-03-04, 16:15 | Report

Well first you need the kernel from the repos, and to save a profile for OCing. People have their own ways of doing it, but i do this in x-term:

Sudo gainroot
Kernel-config load ideal
Echo 125000 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemand/avoid_frequencies
Kernel-config limits 250 900
Kernel config save myconfig


the echo 125000 makes it avoid that frequency. 'save myconfig', that's the profile name. You can name it anything you want, like 'Pingu900Mhz' or something, whatever you like.

Once you've done that, the command i gave before just loads that profile when you tap on the widget. Make sure you put it in properly, there are two quote marks at the end and take note of the spaces
echo “kernel-config load myconfig” | sudo gainroot | echo “”

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mr_pingu | # 2637 | 2011-03-04, 16:21 | Report

Well I made my own config already named it "mycfg" placed in Home/.kernel/mycfg

used your previous code in QBW changed myconfig to mycfg, but it didn't load :S

But I can load it via Xterm :S

richwhite | # 2638 | 2011-03-04, 16:22 | Report

Did you enter 'cmd:'? I don't think that should be there. Ages ago i made the widget but N900 is being repaired anyway so i can't check.

bigears5000 | # 2639 | 2011-03-04, 20:20 | Report

You could always use the command in my first screenshot, to show the result in the format shown in my second screenshot (bottom left).

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richwhite | # 2640 | 2011-03-04, 20:59 | Report

How do you do that weather widget?