Battery Monitor 2 released

Battery Monitor 2 has been released for Symbian^3.
It has been rewritten with Qt and is more quick and pleasant to use.
There are also a lot of new features, like new stats (daily, weekly and complete) divided by apps (not only the default ones), a new section for power saving with settings and useful tips, a new widget with possibility to choose what to display from all the installed apps and even more.
Please read the instructions at least once to fully appreciate this new version.
There is just a little problem which was inherited from previous versions: when the phone is turned off before midnight, the current stats of the day are erased. All the previous days' stats are stored, though.
Apart from this... enjoy the new app from Ovi Store!
For all other Symbian touch phones (and Symbian^3 as well) there is also version 1.3 available to download.

Good to know . I am going to try it.
If you want to thank someone, just click on the blue star at the bottom of their post

Similar Messages

Install KDEMOD, cant find a battery monitor applet

Hi there,
I'm new to Arch... I've been an Ubuntu user for about two years now. I was attracted to Arch one very specific thing:
Rolling-Release... It just sucks to be stuck with the same old apps when everyone else (including the windows crowd) has cutting-edge features. So this just rocks in my book. I read that stability in Arch is good enough despite being extremely up-to-date so great.
While doing my research I of course tried gentoo... Which I dislike so much after being left without a computer for 2 days straight while emerge downloaded, compiled and installed gnome. I have a slow connection (200mbps)... Maybe if downloads where asyncronous to compiling it would be slightly better.
I'm also in love of apt-get. That's way I wouldn't give any distro a chance if they didn't offer a GREAT package manager. Pacman surpasses my expectations, I might have found a new love lol. It's lots faster than apt-get for installing programs, and so far I haven't got dependency errors.
Now KISS just rocks... for some things. I enjoyed a lot working on my .conf files. I had done a bit of it on ubuntu but there it is pretty much authomatized. As I said, I like it because it gives you more control and forces you to gain some knowledge of the system. And KDEMOD is awesome beacause of it, no bloat alright!
BUT: Where's my frigging Battery Monitor???!!! I live in fear my battery will die on me anytime... I usually consult it via /proc, but still, that isn't good enough. I think there should be a kdemod-utils-laptop or something to provide this kind of things... Any suggestions as what to do???

darn it, my first post should've been something better lol
Well the package in kdemod is called:
kdemod-kdeutils-klaptopdaemon
It works now

[Solved] Xfce 4.4.3-1 battery monitor problem

Today I did a "pacman -Syu" as I regularly do and there were a few updates, including a Xfce one so I decided to let it install the updates.
The problem is that the Battery Monitor plugin no longer works (it's very handy if you use a laptop like I do).
There is an error message if I d:
$ dmesg | tail
usb 3-1: new low speed USB device using ohci_hcd and address 2
usb 3-1: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice
usbcore: registered new interface driver hiddev
input: Logitech Optical USB Mouse as /class/input/input10
input,hidraw0: USB HID v1.10 Mouse [Logitech Optical USB Mouse] on usb-0000:00:03.1-1
usbcore: registered new interface driver usbhid
usbhid: v2.6:USB HID core driver
eth0: link up, 100Mbps, full-duplex, lpa 0x45E1
ACPI: EC: GPE storm detected, disabling EC GPE
xfce4-battery-p[8258]: segfault at 46 ip b76abb7d sp bfb7e878 error 4 in libc-2.8.so[b7650000+13c000]
and also another on the output of X (I guess thats it), I have done startx &> x.log and there is this:
(xfce4-panel:7376): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_socket_get_id: assertion `GTK_WIDGET_ANCHORED (socket)' failed
** (xfce4-panel:7376): CRITICAL **: An item was unexpectedly removed: "Battery Monitor".
Is it just a problem on my machine or is it a general problem? If it is just a problem on my machine any suggestions on how can I fix it?
Thanks in advance.
Last edited by R00KIE (2008-11-01 12:56:24)

Ok, the version on the Xfce page seemed to be the same I had on my system but I decided to download and compile it anyway and then I did a diff on the file I had on the system and the compiled one and they were different.
Then I went to AUR and searched for some makepkg script and I found one for an older (??) version of the plugin and I modified it.
The I decided to give it a try and I have the battery plugin working again
Here's what you need
File: PKGBUILD
pkgname=xfce4-battery-plugin
pkgver=0.5.1
pkgrel=1
pkgdesc="A battery applet for the Xfce4"
arch=(i686 x86_64)
license=('GPL2')
url="http://sourceforge.net/projects/battery-4-xfce4/"
groups=('xfce4-goodies')
depends=('libxfce4util' 'libxfcegui4' 'gtk2' 'xfce4-panel' 'dbus' 'libnotify')
makedepends=('pkgconfig')
options=('!libtool')
install=${pkgname}.install
source=(http://goodies.xfce.org/releases/xfce4-battery-plugin/${pkgname}-${pkgver}.tar.bz2)
md5sums=('d8a666d85bb3c1dd007b547de4dd7037')
build() {
cd ${startdir}/src/${pkgname}-${pkgver}
./configure --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc --libexecdir=/usr/lib/xfce4 \
--localstatedir=/var --disable-static
make || return 1
make DESTDIR=${startdir}/pkg install
File: xfce4-battery-plugin.install
post_install() {
gtk-update-icon-cache -q -t -f usr/share/icons/hicolor
post_upgrade() {
post_install $1
post_remove() {
gtk-update-icon-cache -q -t -f usr/share/icons/hicolor
op=$1
shift
$op $*
After you have both files issue a makepkg (in the directory where you have both files of course). If all goes well then just issue
sudo pacman -U xfce4-battery-plugin-0.5.1-1-i686.pkg.tar
then logout and login again, the plugin should work again.
If it fails before compiling check what it complains about, in my case I had to install perl-xml-xpath (use sudo pacman -S perl-xml-xpath).

Several issues on my Classic. Contacts, BB Link and Battery Monitor. Help + rant

Hello everyone,
Initially I wanted to make this post specific to my most recent problem (BB Link) but maybe I can get some help with all of my problems in one post.
1. Contacts display and Caller ID - my biggest problem.
I used gmail to sync my contacts when I switched from iPhone to Android and now on BlackBerry. I had no problems with the iPhone and the Nexus 5, but Contacts on BlackBerry is bad. Very bad. I thought that switching to BlackBerry I'd have 0 problems with calling people because it's a "serious" business phone, and business people really need the call function to work 100%. I have only 250 contacts and they are fully synced (2weeks now). I don't have duplicates.
I suspect that the culprit is "smart dialing". The "feature" I can't turn off. Maybe someone can set up smart dialing better than I can.
- I live in Romania so our Country Code is +40 .
- The rest of the number is xxx xxx xxx. (9 characters)
- so, a Romanian number is +40 xxx xxx xxx when dialing from abroad.
When dialing normally (national calls), we have to add the 0 from the country code in front of the phone number. That makes our phone numbers 0xxx xxx xxx. Due to this format, I've set the "National Number Length" to 10. (Same problem with 9). And we don't have an area code.
Just now I received a call from someone and it showed his caller ID. On the next call (same person), it didn't show the caller ID. In the Call Log, I could only see the number. I pressed info and it showed the name. Then I pressed back and the name was associated with the number again in the Call Log. (10 minutes after writing this i check my call log and I notice that there are some numbers that called but are missing right now from the log. its the 2nd time this happened. they will probably show up in the next few hours).
I also cleaned all my numbers and they all have the same format now. It is CLEARLY a blackberry problem. I had NO problems with caller IDs on iPhone or Android even though the format wasnt consistent through all contacts.
And why can't I just copy the numbers locally? I tried selecting all contacts and "Copy" to local but I just can't. Apparently because they are linked contacts. It shouldn't be this hard.
Also, why do I see linkedin contacts when I chose '"hide" in its menu?
2. BlackBerry Link - (and why isn't it integrated with blend anyway?).
- couldn't back-up over wi-fi. iPhone and android backup over wifi on their servers. I think i connected both of those devices fewer than 10 times total to my computer. Everything was done over wifi. Now i have to connect my blackberry weekly so it can backup? I don't mind that BB doesn't make a full backup on their server, but it should be at least possible to do so over wifi on my network. (or maybe I don't know how to do it?)
- photos. Instead of building its own library, or making it possible to sync directly with folders in my computer, BlackBerry Link uses the iPhoto Library (on my Mac) - which I DONT USE. So I set Iphoto properly, but Link doesnt detect the new updates to the library, I still can't find my specific folder in BlackBerry Link.
3. Battery. The battery monitor is completely useless. Once, after a full charge it showed me that I had 70% battery for 4 hours until it dropped under 70%. It is almost funny what I see in the battery monitor on a daily basis.
The battery life is ok, but I rely mostly on luck. Sometimes it would drop 10% in 10 minutes and then hold a 40% charge for several hours. I don't really know how much battery I have but it generally holds for 1 day so I'm not that worried.
The rant:
I wanted to have a BB for a long time. My gf had a 9900 and even though the camera stopped working randomly, it was very reliable. I used the Q10 shortly after it launched and I noticed at that time that I need more apps than BB World can offer flipboard, banking and just a few others, so I didn't make the switch then. Now with the classic, which has android runtime and the toolbelt (which i really liked on the 9900) I thought it's time to make the switch. But I find it surprisingly annoying exactly where I expected to see its strenght - reliability.
I don't mind the blackberry link part so much, or that android apps work a bit laggy. I expected that. But I DO expect to see who is calling me and to have a reliable battery monitor.
Other issues:
- it doesn't completely lock the buttons when in holster. why do I have to be careful how I position my phone in my pocket so I don't accidentally turn it off? Also the holster rubs against the volume down button when inserted (original BB holster).
- weird noises when I change the volume during a song or youtube video
- due to a bug in a webpage or in the browser, it used 600 mb in about 10 minutes while running as an active frame.
Apparently I blew off some steam. I really want to like this device. Hope future updates will make it better.
Edit: After a reboot the call log returned to normal....

First thing I would do is to switch the following off:
Contacts > Settings
Automatically Merge Contacts = Off
Unmerge Existing Contacts = On
Just to clarify, do you have all the contacts phone numbers in the format
+40 xxx xxx xxx ?
This would be ideal.
Blackberry Engineering in Switzerland - Dexion Services AG

KDE battery monitor not detecting laptop battery

I am using KDE on my Dell XPS laptop. The default battery monitor that comes with KDE installation is not detecting the laptop battery. It is showing "Battery: Not Present". Because of this I am unaware about the time remaining on my battery. Any solutions please?

Have you tried rebooting *twice*? I've seen this issue but I've always resolved it by rebooting and then rebooting again. (The system goes rather insane on the first reboot and I always think either my hardware is completely screwed or my install of Arch is twisted far beyond the point of insanity. But then on the second boot, it calms down, finds the hardware and carries on quite happily. I've no idea why.)

[SOLVED] Conky Battery Monitor

I've setup conky to do have a battery monitor bar. However, it always says zero %. How do I modify this? Here is the relevant line from the conkyrc:
Battery:${voffset 2} ${battery_bar 5,150} ${battery_percent}%
EDIT: For those of you facing the same problem, add 'BAT1' after '5,150' and 'battery_percent'.
Last edited by anirudh215 (2011-10-22 07:41:30)

To hell with conky's variables! Try this:
Command to get battery percent:
acpi -b | awk "{print $1}" | sed 's/$[^:]*$: $[^,]*$, $[0-9]*$%.*/\3/'
Command to get charger status ("discharging" / "charging" / "full"):
acpi -b | awk "{print $1}" | sed 's/$[^:]*$: $[^,]*$, $[0-9]*$%.*/\2/'
Notice that the only difference is the index of the match in the sed expression: the second group is the status text, the third group is the percent value.
Last edited by junkie (2011-10-25 12:24:49)

Battery Monitor problems

I have a problem with battery monitor. My MacBook shows a charge of 30%, then suddenly goes into emergency sleep mode. If you plug the power in immediately, the system awakes again but the battery monitor then shows something like 7% charge.
I have done everything in the knowledge base about battery problems. Letting it completely cycle (drain), reset pram, etc. I have bought two new batteries, but both act the same. The system goes into emergency sleep mode suddenly, no warning about a low battery and it happens when the charge left according to BM is around 30%.
For me, this behaviour started with 10.5 (fresh install). Before that, the system was very reliable in this repect. It would give a ample warning. Not anymore.
I have tried everything at the hardware level. I think it is safe to conclude that it is more likely a software problem that started with 10.5. Does anybody recognize this and is there anything I could do that is not in the knowledge base already?

Thanks, but that didn't help much. The only thing resetting the SMC seemed to do was to make the battery "remaining charge" more accurate. Basically, it now tells me after unplugging with a full charge that I have 15 minutes remaining. The "battery low warning" also now appears. But my battery life is even more dismal than ever. Also, I just checked the system profile. Here's my battery stats NOW:
Manufacturer: Sony
Device name: ASMB012
Pack Lot Code: 0003
PCB Lot Code: 0000
Firmware Version: 102a
Hardware Revision: 0500
Cell Revision: 0303
Charge Information:
Charge remaining (mAh): 263
Fully charged: No
Charging: No
Full charge capacity (mAh): 473
Health Information:
Cycle count: 205
Condition: Check battery
Battery Installed: Yes
Amperage (mA): -1991
Voltage (mV): 11514
Notice the full charge capacity has dropped significantly in just a couple weeks and in just 7 cycles!! This is ridiculous. Also note the amperage. A negative amperage? Odd.
As mentioned above, I used to have well over 3 hours of battery life THE DAY BEFORE I upgraded to 10.5.5. These battery problems started the second 10.5.5 was installed. As far as I'm concerned 10.5.5 killed by battery somehow. I will be calling Apple and demanding a replacement. I can't think of any other options at this point.
The other odd thing that happened after resetting the SMC was that I left the computer for a couple hours (powered on, AC) and when I cam back the screen was flashing on and off. Like the auto dim control went haywire...light, dark, light, dark, .... It returned to normal the second I moved the mouse. This is yet another oddity I never had until upgrading to 10.5.5.
Message was edited by: Graek

Battery monitor 3 doesn't work fine.

Hi,
Recentl I have downloaded battery monitor 3 app from store.
That doesn't work fine as I have to manually touch on it to show the updated remaining average use!
Any ideas?
Thank you.
-------------------If this post helped you, click on accept as solution.------------------
-----------------------------Appreciate by clicking on white star.----------------------------
Solved!
Go to Solution.

It's working fine for me.
I have noticed that it is possible to deselect all the estimates in the main app screen so wonder if that could be your problem. Make sure that at least one icon has a grey background as in the attached grab - 04 selected, 05 deselected.
I don't remember being able to deselect "Average Use" in earlier versions.
N8-00 pc059C9F6 Belle
808 PureView pc059P6W5
Attachments:
Scr000004.jpg ‏70 KB
Scr000005.jpg ‏70 KB

Battery monitor installation failed

ever since this app was available i have never tried using it. always getting installation failed error. all versions dont work and even installing it by not using ovi store will still fail. any ideas? im using n8 pr1.1

for those who are having problem running nokia battery monitor on c5-03 its because the batterymonitor widget file doesnt get installed during installation. you can use sis content to open the nokia battery monitor sis file and extract wrt_power_app.wgz file from it. then install nokia battery monitor and wrt_power_app.wgz both on your phone. reboot and your battery monitor will work. worked for me
Attachments:
siscontent preview.png ‏206 KB

Where are KDE Battery Monitor settings?

I previously used Debian 7 Stable with KDE 4.8. Back in those days, I could right click on the battery widget, and would see options for "Power settings" and "Battery Monitor settings" where the latter was only settings concerning the widget, ie show charge information, shortcut key, etc.
Now that I'm on Arch with KDE 4.12, When I right click on the battery monitor, the only entry is for "Battery Monitor Settings", but when I click that, I am taken to the menu for what was previously referred to as "Power Settings", that is, system wide things like screen brightness, etc.
Where can I find settings for the Battery Widget itself? For example, I'm trying to get it to show the estimated remaining time when clicked, and I can't find a place to do so. It's gotta be somewhere, right?

So I tried that, but ran into a few snags -
1. In that fix, they say to add the string showRemainingTime=true under another line about showMultipleBatteries. Unfortunately, since there's evidently not a menu anymore, I can't enable showing multiple batteries, so I'm not 100% sure I added it to the correct location.
2. After I added that line, it still is not working. For reference, here is my ~/.kde4/share/config/plasma-desktop-appletsrc file:
http://pastebin.com/SiKRS1dh
The line I added is on line number 238.
Any thoughts?
Last edited by TheGuyWithTheFace (2014-02-13 18:44:10)

Issue with KDE power management plugin and battery monitor widget

Hi everyone, I'm having troubles with the battery monitor widget on KDE: since I have installed the DM I get an error message during the startup saying that "no valid power management backend plugin is available", so I can't get my battery monitor working. Does anyone know how could I do to have this problem solved?

Hi everyone, I'm having troubles with the battery monitor widget on KDE: since I have installed the DM I get an error message during the startup saying that "no valid power management backend plugin is available", so I can't get my battery monitor working. Does anyone know how could I do to have this problem solved?

Lxpanel battery monitor plugin issues

I have a pretty standard install of arch with lxde+openbox as my DE.
For a while I had a problem with lxpanel that occured after I issued startx (after login). lxpanel would rapidly flash for about 3 minutes resulting in NetworkManager being unable to start and ~20% cpu load. I found that the battery monitor plugin was causing this as when I removed it from the panel and rebooted the problem was fixed.
However, when i try to add the battery plugin again the panel config dialog crashes and the plugin is not added.
I then did:
killall lxpanel
lxpanel -p LXDE --log 5
I then tried adding the plugin again and got this message:
Floating point exception (core dumped)
I download and installed the batterymon package from the AUR and that seems to be working fine. However, if I add the lxpanel battery monitor plugin again I get the same problems as before, high CPU usage, the panel flashing (after startx only) and unable to start NetworkManager but the plugin does get added..
Any ideas what's going on?

First check if it's not reported already https://bugs.archlinux.org/index/proj0? … &sort=desc

Battery Monitor 2.2 not working after update to be...

Before i updated to Belle, there was no issue with the battery monitor. But after i updated and then installed Battery Monitor, it is kind of stuck on the loading screen for a long long time. it just keeps loading and loading. Dunno what is going on. Pls help.

Hello,
I had bought N8 on 7 January, 2011....It was working well...I had no battery issues, though battery was not as good enough as my samsung galaxy...But for one month (Current date:13 July, 2012, means about after 1 year and 5 months)...battery got fully failed and died now. I use it just keeping it in charge always...and do my work on internet. Though I am not a very heavy user (2 hrs a day on internet and use apps sometimes)...
When I don't use internet...it works for 30 mints hardly. And when I turn on internet it gets switched off in 2-5 mints.
Since day before yesterday, it is not working even while keeping it is in charge..it gets switched off in 2-5 minutes.
So I am not going to curse NOKIA for this because it won't help me. After belle update even it was giving backup normally. But just after 4-5 months...it started getting switched off after 30 mint of uses...then after 20 mint...then after 10....and now hardly 2 mints when it is on gprs 2g. I have never used 3g. When i use wifi...it works more than 5 mints but less then 10 mints.
Now...I need suggestion from you guys...should i buy new battery (I dont know about its cost in India, and a pathetic life of NOKIA 8 Phone merely for 1 and half year...stopping me to buy any new one)? Or should I try re-installing Belle from Nokia Suit? Do you think it is a software problem?
I am waiting for your replies with right suggestion....
Regards
S.L.

Prob with policykit1-kde; battery monitor? [SOLVED]

Is anybody else getting this message when starting KDE4.4.1?
"We are sorry. PolicyKit1-KDE closed unexpectedly."
"Details: Executable: polkit-k"de-authentication-agent-1 PID: 4527 Signal: 6 (Aborted)"
Perhaps related, perhaps not: Stock panel battery monitor no longer recognizes battery.
Could this be due to the recent dbus and dbus-core updates on March 23 (1.2.20 -> 1.2.22)?
Last edited by dhave (2010-03-24 10:29:47)

This is happening to me too. It started happening immediately after the dbus update for me, too.
I also happened to notice that the system-wide dbus instance (that is, the one that shows up in the ps output as "/usr/bin/dbus-daemon --system" running as user "dbus") crashes upon startup of KDE. (It shown up in ps output before KDE starts, but not after, and upon running shutdown, the output from the /etc/rc.d/dbus script says that it failed to stop dbus.)
It looks like it might be because of this bug: http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/18796

Does nokia battery monitor 3.1 uses battery power ...

does it uses battery power if you put it in your home screen or it just observes how many power is left for your phone to last?

I dont think it consumes considerable amount of battery power.
It is somewhere, a little annoying to see when it shows for example, 14 hours remaining and all of a sudden after playing an hd game it shows 2 hours remaining! People think that it is because of battery monitor itself!
So no problem using it. It just observes how much battery is left and according to the usage and it calculates the time remaining.
It would be good if it show at what time the battery is going to last, that helps us to determine how we should use the phone to save the battery for the next busy day!
-------------------If this post helped you, click on accept as solution.------------------
-----------------------------Appreciate by clicking on white star.----------------------------

Battery Monitor 2 released

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for