I am using Sarge 'testing' (RC1 installer) on a G3 iBook.
I am trying to find a batter monitor to use with gnome. I have
pbbuttonsd/powerprefs installed. When I try to use 'Battery Charge
Monitor 2.6.2' it comes up but always shows the battery as empty.
Is there something missing to use 'Ba
On Wed, 2004-08-25 at 22:40, Tony wrote:
> I am using Sarge 'testing' (RC1 installer) on a G3 iBook.
>
> I am trying to find a batter monitor to use with gnome. I have
> pbbuttonsd/powerprefs installed. When I try to use 'Battery Charge
> Monitor 2.6.2' it comes up but always shows the batter
> I am trying to find a batter monitor to use with gnome. I have
> pbbuttonsd/powerprefs installed. When I try to use 'Battery Charge
> Monitor 2.6.2' it comes up but always shows the battery as empty.
Load the apm-emu module.
Michael
Tony <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
> I am trying to find a batter monitor to use with gnome. I have
> pbbuttonsd/powerprefs installed. When I try to use 'Battery Charge
> Monitor 2.6.2' it comes up but always shows the battery as empty.
You can use wmbatppc as a swallowed app in the GNOME pan
The battery monitor on the xfce4 shows 50%% and does not seem to be
working correctly. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
thanks,
--
Stephen Sefick
Let's not spend our time and resources thinking about things that are
so little or so large that all they really do for us is puff us u
Dear List,
i am searching for libdv2-dev via apt, but only have libdv4 available.
Does anyone know the appropriate apt sources?
There is a small panel applet in kde which displays the battery status,
but only root in its own kde session can run it. I try to enable it via
the kontrol center, bu
On Tue, Dec 07, 2004 at 11:38:24AM +0100, peter plessas wrote:
> i am searching for libdv2-dev via apt, but only have libdv4 available.
> Does anyone know the appropriate apt sources?
libdv2-dev is obsolete and has been superceded by libdv4-dev. You can
get old packages from snapshot.debian.net, b
On 07 Dec 2004 at 11h12, peter plessas wrote:
Hi,
> then changing the permissions of /dev/pmu didn't help either.
Maybe /dev/apm?
--
Colin
In the usual place, of course:
http://www.dcs.qmw.ac.uk/~sb/PowerBook.html
Cheers,
Sergio
I have now simplified the installation instruction of pmud.
The enclosed /etc/init.d/pmud is required in place of the
original. It all seems to work, except that it does not want
to be triggered at start-up. Permissions are ok.
Ideas are welcome. We should have our own package for it...
I a
Hello,
Nice article on Debian for Powerbooks! Very extensive and thorough.
Question: does the GNOME battery monitor applet currently work for PPC?
It's not completely clear in your article. If not, the attached patch
(against gnome-core_1.0.55-1) might help...
(Another "assumed char
Thanks for the patch. I hope it will be inserted in the next package.
As for the GNOME battery monitor, as far as I remember it does not
work yet. There was a *preliminary* patch for allowing apmd support,
but we are still waiting for the Debian package of pmud, that shuld
gather all these
Sergio Brandano wrote:
> Thanks for the patch. I hope it will be inserted in the next package.
> As for the GNOME battery monitor, as far as I remember it does not
> work yet.
The patch is entirely untested; if the applet doesn't work, would you be able to
test it with the p
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