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2012-11-07
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#942
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@toxaris, it should be fixed now. Updated version of DEB package is on same URL.
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2012-11-07
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Originally Posted by toxaris
Same problem here recently installed
Hmm, dont know if this is right but this is how it looks like on my phone.
I run this:
(im running CSSU-T, KP51r1, Thumb4).Code:stop bme modprobe bq27x00_battery modprobe bq2415x_charger
CSSU-thumb here
EDIT: sorry reboot and itīs working great Thanks a lot (Iīve wroted before even seeing your reply!!
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2012-11-07
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#944
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After installing/updating reboot phone. If after reboot still show -1, please upload ouput of "lshal" command.
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2012-11-07
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Originally Posted by pali
Thanks pali. Could you also add i2cget to the pack? (for those who don't have bme nor use bq27x00_battery
I created new battery status area plugin (based on old MAG version). It work with BME or with bq27x00_battery kernel driver. It is like original Nokia version, plus display percentage, remaining time and capacity.
Please test it and write if this can go to CSSU :-)
Source: https://gitorious.org/~pali/communit...applet-battery
DEB: http://atrey.karlin.mff.cuni.cz/~pal....0-1_armel.deb
How do you decide which one to use? user preference or priorities? (bme -> bq [ -> i2c ]).
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#946
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@reinob, not possible, becuase i2cget must be run under root.
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2012-11-07
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@pali and others who may be interested
I played a little with bme and searched a bit on the Internet. I found: http://www.gossamer-threads.com/list...velopers/64917 which states:
So what I did was open two terminals at the same time, in one I typed:
In the other (as found at https://garage.maemo.org/pipermail/p...ly/000060.html ):
In the first terminal, lots of info appeared after few moments, one of which was interesting for us:
I'm not sure what these 4260 and 180 mean, but I guess this is the "real" value for idle and "busy" remaining time for battery in whatever unit.
On "hal-device bme" the value is always equal to one of (18000,10800,14400,7200,3600) for me and it changes with regard to some pattern which I completely don't understand... Maybe it's good to use this method for bme? (As soon as we aknowledge in what unit are these idle and active values reported)
Others: could you repeat my test and check values on your n900s?
Last edited by misiak; 2012-11-07 at 17:23. Reason: corrected some typos, posted this from my n900 while on the train and now i could read it on bigger screen and correct them
I played a little with bme and searched a bit on the Internet. I found: http://www.gossamer-threads.com/list...velopers/64917 which states:
Also, hald-addon-bme exposes the following signals under
com.nokia.bme.signal /com/nokia/bme/signal (unless otherwise specified,
these signals have no arguments)
charger_connected
charger_disconnected
charger_charging_failed
charger_charging_off
charger_charging_on
battery_full
battery_empty
battery_low
battery_state_changed (arguments for this are 2 uints, dbus type 'u',
unknown exactly what they are for)
battery_timeleft (arguments for this are 2 uints, dbus type 'u', first one
is for idle time, second is for active time)
The purpose of these signals should be self-explanatory for the most part.
Plus it exposes 2 dbus methods on com.nokia.bme.request. Both take no
parameters. The status_info_req method causes a method to be run that will
send the appropriate signals from the list above. The timeleft_info_req
method also causes the signals to be sent but it also sends a message to
BME to retrieve the relavent data for the timeout fields.
Code:
dbus-monitor --system
Code:
dbus-send --system /com/nokia/bme/request com.nokia.bme.request.timeleft_info_req
Code:
signal sender=:1.8 -> dest=(null destination) serial=6836 path=/org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/bme; interface=org.freedesktop.Hal.Device; member=PropertyModified
int32 1
array [
struct {
string "battery.remaining_time"
boolean false
boolean false
}
]
signal sender=:1.27 -> dest=(null destination) serial=48 path=/com/nokia/bme/signal; interface=com.nokia.bme.signal; member=battery_timeleft
uint32 4260
uint32 180
On "hal-device bme" the value is always equal to one of (18000,10800,14400,7200,3600) for me and it changes with regard to some pattern which I completely don't understand... Maybe it's good to use this method for bme? (As soon as we aknowledge in what unit are these idle and active values reported)
Others: could you repeat my test and check values on your n900s?
Last edited by misiak; 2012-11-07 at 17:23. Reason: corrected some typos, posted this from my n900 while on the train and now i could read it on bigger screen and correct them
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2012-11-07
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Originally Posted by pali
Mine is setuid'd, so that I can use it from a DCE widget without su/sudo-magic.
@reinob, not possible, becuase i2cget must be run under root.
Given the number of programs that add themselves to the sudoers list (without password), I guess setting the setuid bit for i2cget doesn't make it any less secure..
Anyway, it's your program
[ and I'm happy with my DCE widget ]
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2012-11-07
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@misiak: this is already implemented in new hald-addon-bme
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2012-11-07
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Originally Posted by pali
I'm sorry, but I think I don't understand
@misiak: this is already implemented in new hald-addon-bme
What is already implemented in new hald-addon-bme? I just wrote a way to fetch two values (idle + active) via dbus, which I found on the Internet. hald-device reports only one value, which is totally different than both these two (and for me seems a bit random as for battery remaining time value, but it should be treated only as my oppinion). If the method I pointed out in my previous post is already implemented in hald-addon-bme, why not use it instead of using the value you're using? (no offence intended, I just think I don't understand what you mean)
I run this: