So is every one using a ubunutu 10.04 version of eee control? I am still using this version http://danamlund.dk/eee-control/eee-control.html
So is every one using a ubunutu 10.04 version of eee control? I am still using this version http://danamlund.dk/eee-control/eee-control.html
Nothing on EEE PC 1000!
Win 7 Home Premium on 15.6 inch Toshiba Satellite C660-X11
Linux hopefully making a return soon...
www.landymann.co.uk
Thanks, I don't think that was around when the RC was released!
Nothing on EEE PC 1000!
Win 7 Home Premium on 15.6 inch Toshiba Satellite C660-X11
Linux hopefully making a return soon...
www.landymann.co.uk
On an Asus eeepc, I am unable to run the eee control utility will under 10.10. The symptoms are the same as reported for 10.04, but the fix reported in this other thread (setting acpi_osi=Linux in /etc/default/grub, followed by sudo update-grub) does not work.
Anyone know if the kernel option changed? Or if this is a fresh bug?
Any clues gratefully received.
(EDIT: Never mind. The PC is not an eeepc, but an Atom netbook by another maker.)
Last edited by bierce; December 6th, 2010 at 01:37 AM. Reason: Wrong hardware. Oops.
I know it's the wrong hardware, but I'm not sure, mine seems to be working in 10.10 after upgrading from 10.04 although it doesn't seem quite as slick as before. Depending on what you are trying to do I use the CPU Frequency monitor on the panel to scale the power, but that doesn't solve the APCI problems.
David
Nothing on EEE PC 1000!
Win 7 Home Premium on 15.6 inch Toshiba Satellite C660-X11
Linux hopefully making a return soon...
www.landymann.co.uk
Hi,
I have a Asus 1005HA running Ubuntu 10.04 lts Netbook Edition, running
Kernel 2.6.32-26-generic.
I recently installed eee-control using a old deb package, 0.9.4, and it
worked well.
I then checked and found the newest version and installed 0.9.6 using
the deb package. It now tells me "error commucationg with
eee-control-daemon! make sure it is running".
I have attempted to uninstall it and revert to 0.9.4, but when
attempting to uninstall using the package manger, I get this error:
E: eee-control: subprocess installed pre-removal script returned error
exit status 1
How would I go about fixing this?
Thanks
I would presume the fact that it says sub process installed means that eee-control-daemon is installed, when you select to uninstall it with synaptic it should give you the option for a complete uninstall (can't remeber the phraseing and currently on a uni box with XP). However first try running eee-control-daemon from teminal and then running eee control as you were, and have a look to see what the result is.
Hope that helps
David
Nothing on EEE PC 1000!
Win 7 Home Premium on 15.6 inch Toshiba Satellite C660-X11
Linux hopefully making a return soon...
www.landymann.co.uk
http://danamlund.dk/eee-control/eee-control.html Here is somemore info on eee control and it looks like development has finished on it.
Nothing on EEE PC 1000!
Win 7 Home Premium on 15.6 inch Toshiba Satellite C660-X11
Linux hopefully making a return soon...
www.landymann.co.uk
no idea what that site is, I thought this was the main development site:
http://greg.geekmind.org/eee-control/
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