jaysire | # 11 | 2009-12-02, 11:30 | Report

Try lshal | grep battery

The lshal -command gives one item that is battery.charge_level.percentage. I wrote a quick shell script for fetching just the percentage from it:

lshal | grep battery.charge_level.percentage | awk '{print $3}'

I put it in /usr/bin/bat using vi and chmodded it 755. Now I can write "bat" anywhere in the terminal and get the batterylevel.

Too bad it only works when your device is not charging. When it's connected to a charger it shows 0.

MOST_WANTED | # 12 | 2009-12-09, 09:09 | Report

it would be great if someone gives advices how to change passwd in XTERMINAL,i was trying get some apps trhough terminal but it asks me PASSWORD,what is the pwassword for XTERMINAL,,,!??? O_o
Thanx !!!