KDE Battery Monitor Will Not Start
I can't get the battery monitor for KDE to start up. In the Control Center it displays the battery usage, but I can't get it to go into the tray. "Show battery monitor" is checked, and "Start Battery Monitor" does nothing when clicked. If I disalbe the "Show battery monitor" option and I click the "Start Battery Monitor" it complains about the option being disabled, so it's working somewhat.
I did some searching and found a couple things to try: Code:
> set the value of X-KDE-Kded-load-on-demand Code:
#!/bin/bash I'm running Slackware 11. Thanks :). |
What kernel did you install?
EX: On my laptop, I need to have ACPI compiled into the kernel, not as modules, to allow ACPI functions (i.e. Battery, Fan, etc...) |
check lsmod,do you have the ac and battery modules loaded? If not, try
Code:
modprobe ac |
I got the problem solved. I did compile the components as modules, but they have to be loaded at boot. For example, when having this problem I was using modprobe to load the modules after boot. For some reason KDE won't recognize them if they're loaded after the boot. When I put the modules into rc.modules and ran KDE after a reboot it showed up in the system tray.
I find that weird because the modules were loaded, but when pressing the "Start Battery Monitor" button, it fails to recognize them. Thanks for the replies. |
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