ASUS G1/G2/G50/G70/G71 OLED Daemon
Les portables Asus et plus particulièrement les séries G1 et G2 possèdent un écran OLED de 128 × 32 pixels affichant par défaut « ASUS ».
This Java daemon displays system monitoring information on the small (256x32) OLED display found on ASUS G50/G70/G71 (USB ID: 0b05:175b).
It also works for ASUS G1/G2 (128x32 / USB ID: 0b05:1726)
Voici comment installer le daemon Oled ( j'ai testé sur mon Asus G2P, ça fonctionne impec )
tout d'abord il vous faut avoir
java d'installé.
on commence par installer l'ancienne version d'asus_oled ( sans celle-ci la nouvelle version n'a pas l'air de vouloir fonctionner )
/![/b] Cette étape est à renouveler à chaque nouveau noyaux. /![/b]
il faut être en root biensur.
cd /usr/src/
svn co svn://svn.berlios.de/lapsus/asus_oled/trunk asus_oled
cd asus_oled
make
make install
puis on installe le daemon : ( toujours en root )
cd /opt/
wget http://asusg50oled.sourceforge.net/download/asusg50oled.tgz
tar -xzf asusg50oled.tgz
cd asusg50oled
./start.sh
utils/install.sh
voilà redémarrer le pc et normalement votre Oled n'affichera plus "ASUS" mais des infos systèmes.
Pour modifier l'affichage ça se passe dans "
/opt/asusg50oled/config.properties" où "
/opt/asusg50oled/config.properties.G1" pour les Asus G1
par exemple , voici mon config.properties :
# What to display
# ---------------
# Choose the modules that you to see on the screen
# A special separator ('|') is used to indicate alternatives, meaning that if there is no information
# to display by the main module, display instead the alternative modules (separated by ';' in this case)
modules=leds.modules.Amarok|leds.modules.Kaffeine|leds.modules.CPUUsage;leds.modules.DateTime
# Other available modules not used by default
# leds.modules.GPUTemperature (suggestion: replace HDDTemperature with this; needs "nvclock")
# Arrange them as you like
Line1.Y=0
Line2.Y=10
Line3.Y=22
leds.modules.Load.x=0
leds.modules.Load.y=${Line1.Y}
leds.modules.CPUUsage.x=10
leds.modules.CPUUsage.y=${Line1.Y}
leds.modules.NetIO.x=182
leds.modules.NetIO.y=${Line1.Y}
# whether or not to ignore the loopback traffic
leds.modules.NetIO.substract_loopback=true
# what formatting should be applied to the numbers? see below for options:
# http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/text/DecimalFormat.html
leds.modules.NetIO.format=###
# show both IN and OUT with the same size, even if the numbers have totally different orders of magnitude
leds.modules.NetIO.same_size=false
leds.modules.Battery.x=10
leds.modules.Battery.y=${Line2.Y}
leds.modules.Battery.width=12
leds.modules.Battery.height=19
leds.modules.DateTime.x=10
leds.modules.DateTime.y=${Line3.Y}
# If you want to display here another timezone then put here the offset in hours
leds.modules.DateTime.offset=0
# How should I display the time? See here for options:
# http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html
#
# leds.modules.DateTime.format=HH:mm dd.MM.yyyy
# leds.modules.DateTime.format=HH:mm
leds.modules.DateTime.format=HH:mm Edd MMM
# System uptime is by default replacing date and time for a few seconds
leds.modules.Uptime.x=0
leds.modules.Uptime.y=${Line3.Y}
# These parameters control for how long the module is active. The values are in seconds.
# Set them to 0 to have the module always active
leds.modules.Uptime.active_time=5
leds.modules.Uptime.sleep_time=30
leds.modules.Amarok.x=0
leds.modules.Amarok.y=0
leds.modules.Amarok.width=170
leds.modules.Amarok.height=21
leds.modules.Amarok.fontsize=10
leds.modules.Amarok.progressBar=true
# for the complete list of tags, see the code, or roughly `dcop amarok player | grep ^QString`
leds.modules.Amarok.line1=%currentTimePad% %title%
leds.modules.Amarok.line2=%totalTimePad% %artist%
# how many characters to advance when scrolling a long title/artist/... set this to 0 to disable scrolling
leds.modules.Amarok.scroll_advance=1
# how many refreshes to wait before (re)starting the scroll
leds.modules.Amarok.scroll_pause=3
leds.modules.Kaffeine.width=${leds.modules.Amarok.width}
leds.modules.Kaffeine.height=${leds.modules.Amarok.height}
leds.modules.Kaffeine.fontsize=${leds.modules.Amarok.fontsize}
leds.modules.Kaffeine.progressBar=${leds.modules.Amarok.progressBar}
leds.modules.Kaffeine.line1=%title%
leds.modules.Kaffeine.line2=%currentTime% / %totalTime% (-%remainingTime%)
leds.modules.CPUFreq.x=65
leds.modules.CPUFreq.y=${Line3.Y}
leds.modules.BatteryStatus.x=255
leds.modules.BatteryStatus.y=${Line3.Y}
leds.modules.CPUTemperature.x=230
leds.modules.CPUTemperature.y=${Line3.Y}
leds.modules.HDDTemperature.x=195
leds.modules.HDDTemperature.y=${Line3.Y}
# if you enable GPUTemperature instead of HDDTemperature, use the same position
leds.modules.GPUTemperature.x=195
leds.modules.GPUTemperature.y=${Line3.Y}
# Which is the device for which we ask for the temperature using smartctl ?
# You should install the smartmontools package for this, and run the application
# as root, otherwise it won't be able to get the temperature
leds.modules.HDDTemperature.device=/dev/sda
# How often to execute smartctl to get the temperature?
# By default we only call it at most at 30 seconds
leds.modules.HDDTemperature.check_interval=30000
# Sleep time, in milliseconds, between screen redraws
redraw_interval=3000
# How often to check for changes in this file, in milliseconds
# A negative or zero value disables the checking. This option
# allows you to dynamically change the parameters above without
# restarting the application. However, this is the only option
# that cannot be applied on the fly :) So, restart the application
# once after changing this option to a positive integer.
config.check_changes=0
# config.check_changes=${redraw_interval}
# By default both TCP and UDP server are listening on localhost:1196 for commands
# See the scripts in utils/ for usage examples
server.start=true
server.tcp.port=1196
server.tcp.address=127.0.0.1
server.udp.port=${server.tcp.port}
server.udp.address=${server.tcp.address}
# Invert pixels (write with black on blue) on new message received
invert_on_new_message=true
# What led to flicker when a new message is received
# An empty string means no flickering
flicker_on_new_message=/sys/class/leds/asus::touchpad/brightness
# How often to turn the led on and off (in milliseconds)
flicker_on_new_message.how_often=500
# How long to keep flickering after a message has been received
# Defaults to the expiration time of the messages
flicker_on_new_message.for_how_long=${notifications.expire}
# Display the latest 3 messages, even if the old ones haven't expired yet
notifications.purge_old=true
# How long to keep the notification on screen ?
# Expiration time is in milliseconds
notifications.expire=15000
# How many lines of notifications to display ?
# You can choose between 0 (no notifications displayed) to 3 (we only have so many lines)
notifications.lines=3
le site d'asusg50oled ->
http://asusg50oled.sourceforge.net/
