well,
I'm using version 0.5 and it works, i looked at the code and at every execution
the directory /proc/acpi is scanned to find out relevant info.
my suggestion was meant just to look at the code and maybe rework it a bit to
read /proc/acpi only at startup and develop a user interface around i
* Mattia Dongili ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Hi,
> take a look at the acpi command line utility
> (http://grahame.azale.net/acpi.shtml) it does exactely what you're looking
> for, except it misses a UI.
>
I've been using it since the bm doesn't work. but maybe someone could
use his code and wr
> take a look at the acpi command line utility
> (http://grahame.azale.net/acpi.shtml) it does exactely what you're
> looking for, except it misses a UI.
except it doesn't recoginze my batteries:
$ acpi -s
Battery 1: slot empty
Battery 2: slot empty
$ grep present /proc/acpi/battery/BAT1
Hi,
take a look at the acpi command line utility
(http://grahame.azale.net/acpi.shtml) it does exactely what you're looking for,
except it misses a UI.
--
mattia
On Wed, 25 Sep 2002 14:28:35 +0200
Erich Schubert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I've been taking a look at battery/BAT0/state in m
well,
I'm using version 0.5 and it works, i looked at the code and at every execution the
directory /proc/acpi is scanned to find out relevant info.
my suggestion was meant just to look at the code and maybe rework it a bit to read
/proc/acpi only at startup and develop a user interface around
> I've been taking a look at battery/BAT0/state in my system and the first
> line reads: "present: yes". It should be "no" in your empty socket, am I
> right?
correct.
> If that's the case, I can modify the scan routines to use the first
> subdir with the correct files AND "present: yes" on the s
El mié, 25-09-2002 a las 13:43, Erich Schubert escribió:
> If it only uses the first it will use my empty battery socket (where my
> cd writer is in) :-(
I've been taking a look at battery/BAT0/state in my system and the first
line reads: "present: yes". It should be "no" in your empty socket, am
* Mattia Dongili ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Hi,
> take a look at the acpi command line utility (http://grahame.azale.net/acpi.shtml)
>it does exactely what you're looking for, except it misses a UI.
>
I've been using it since the bm doesn't work. but maybe someone could
use his code and write
> take a look at the acpi command line utility
> (http://grahame.azale.net/acpi.shtml) it does exactely what you're
> looking for, except it misses a UI.
except it doesn't recoginze my batteries:
$ acpi -s
Battery 1: slot empty
Battery 2: slot empty
$ grep present /proc/acpi/battery/BAT
> Give it a try. It scans /proc/acpi/battery and ac_adapter looking for a
> subdir with the state and info files, and uses the first subdir it
> founds with those files. The scan is done only once, and
If it only uses the first it will use my empty battery socket (where my
cd writer is in) :-(
Mul
Hi,
take a look at the acpi command line utility (http://grahame.azale.net/acpi.shtml) it
does exactely what you're looking for, except it misses a UI.
--
mattia
On Wed, 25 Sep 2002 14:28:35 +0200
Erich Schubert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I've been taking a look at battery/BAT0/state in m
Hi
I've been following your discussion about the gnome-applets2 battery
monitor and the fact that it has hardcoded the ACPI info directories. I
didn't like that soulution and have come up with this patch.
Give it a try. It scans /proc/acpi/battery and ac_adapter looking for a
subdir with the stat
> I've been taking a look at battery/BAT0/state in my system and the first
> line reads: "present: yes". It should be "no" in your empty socket, am I
> right?
correct.
> If that's the case, I can modify the scan routines to use the first
> subdir with the correct files AND "present: yes" on the
El mié, 25-09-2002 a las 13:43, Erich Schubert escribió:
> If it only uses the first it will use my empty battery socket (where my
> cd writer is in) :-(
I've been taking a look at battery/BAT0/state in my system and the first
line reads: "present: yes". It should be "no" in your empty socket, a
> Give it a try. It scans /proc/acpi/battery and ac_adapter looking for a
> subdir with the state and info files, and uses the first subdir it
> founds with those files. The scan is done only once, and
If it only uses the first it will use my empty battery socket (where my
cd writer is in) :-(
Mu
Hi
I've been following your discussion about the gnome-applets2 battery
monitor and the fact that it has hardcoded the ACPI info directories. I
didn't like that soulution and have come up with this patch.
Give it a try. It scans /proc/acpi/battery and ac_adapter looking for a
subdir with the sta
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