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README.Rows, README.Tokens, lcd4linux.conf.sample from Thomas Siedentopf git-svn-id: https://ssl.bulix.org/svn/lcd4linux/trunk@269 3ae390bd-cb1e-0410-b409-cd5a39f66f1f
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324 lines
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#
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# /etc/lcd4linux.conf
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# configuration file for lcd4linux
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#
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# http://lcd4linux.sourceforge.net
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#
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# for the complete lcd4linux documentation please refer to
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# http://lcd4linux.sourceforge.net/manual.html
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# driver-specific options
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#
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# Display:
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# the name of a display driver
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#
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# every driver has its own configuration options
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# (e.g. 'Port', 'Speed', ...)
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# for a detailed description of every option which is
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# available for a specific driver please refer to
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# http://lcd4linux.sourceforge.net/display/main.html
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#
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#Display LCD2041
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#Port /dev/ttyS2
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#Speed 19200
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#Contrast 160
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#
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#Display HD44780
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#Port /dev/parport0
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#Size 24x2
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#Delay 503
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#
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#Display BLC100x
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#Port /dev/ttyS2
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#Type 20x4
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#
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#Display USBLCD
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#Port /dev/usb/usblcd
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#Size 20x4
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#
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#Display PalmPilot
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#Port /dev/ttyS2
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#Speed 4800
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#size 20x4
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#font 6x8
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#pixel 1+0
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#gap 0x0
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#border 2
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#
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#Display PPM
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#size 20x4
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#font 5x8
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#pixel 3+0
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#gap -1x-1
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#border 10
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#foreground \#102000
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#halfground \#70c000
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#background \#80d000
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#
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#Display PNG
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#size 20x4
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#font 5x8
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#pixel 2+0
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#gap -1x-1
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#border 5
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#foreground \#102000
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#halfground \#70c000
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#background \#80d000
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#
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#Display X11
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#size 20x5
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#font 5x8
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#pixel 1+0
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#gap -1x-1
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#border 1
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#foreground \#102000
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#halfground \#90c000
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#background \#a0d000
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#
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#Display Text
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#size 40x8
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#TextBar 1
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#
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#Display SIN
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#Port /dev/tty9
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# timing options - all values are milliseconds
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#
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# please note that starting with 0.9.11 the settings tick,
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# tack, tau are marked as obsolete and replaced by the
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# following ones:
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#
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# Tick.Text:
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# time between text updates - default is 500
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#
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# Tick.bar :
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# time between bar updates - default is 100
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#
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# Tick.icon:
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# time between icon updates - default is 100
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#
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# Tick.gpo :
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# time between gpo updates - default is 100
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#
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#Tick.Text 500
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#Tick.bar 100
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#Tick.icon 100
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#Tick.gpo 100
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# data-specific options
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#
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# Overload:
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# load average threshold and bar scaling
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#
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# SetiDir:
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# directory where seti@home stores its data files
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#
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# Battwarning:
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# flash bp-bar if running below Battwarning
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# I use: Row6 "Bat%bp%bs%bd$r10bp+bp"
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# which gives a nice flash effect - default is 10
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#
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Overload 2.0
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SetiDir /etc/setiathome
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#Battwarning 10
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# mail/news related options
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#
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# Mailbox[1..9]:
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# defines the mailbox for querying
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# the string may be a plain mbox file or a pop3/imap4/nntp
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# server string with the following format:
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# pop3:[user[:pass]@]machine[:port]
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# imap4:[user[:pass]@]machine[:port][/dir]
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# nntp:[user[:pass]@]machine[:port][/dir]
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# quering a plain (local) mbox file is achieved by giving
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# the full path/name to the mbox file
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# port defaults to 110 (pop3 query) and 143 (imap query)
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# if [/dir] is not given, INBOX is assumed
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# if [/dir] is given for nntp it should be a valid group name
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# with '.' separating items
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# if [/dir] is not given for nntp all/unread news of subscribed
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# groups from Newsrc are calculated.
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#
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# Delay_e[1..9]:
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# delay in seconds for querying Mailbox[1..9] - default is 5
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#
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# Newsrc:
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# path/name of your .newsrc file containing subscribed news
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# please note that authorization on newsservers is currently untested
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# user and pass may not contain a '/' with above syntax
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#
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#Mailbox1 /var/spool/mail/michi
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#Delay_e1 5
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#
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#Mailbox2 pop3:user:pass@machine
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#Delay_e2 20
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#
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#Mailbox3 imap4:user:pass@machine/folder
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#Delay_e3 20
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#
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#Mailbox4 nntp:server/at.linux
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#Delay_e4 120
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# temperature sensors
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#
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# Sensor[1..9]:
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# path to temperature file [1...9]
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#
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# Sensor[1..9]_min:
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# temperature where the corresponding bar starts
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#
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# Sensor[1..9]_max:
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# temperature where bar ends
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#
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# Sensor[1..9]_factor:
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# formula to calculate real temperature
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# (display_value=raw_value*factor+offset)
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# lookup these values in /etc/sensors.conf
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#
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# Sensor[1..9]_offset:
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# offset to calculate the real temperature
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#
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#Sensor1 /proc/sys/dev/sensors/as99127f-i2c-0-2d/temp1
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#Sensor1_min 30
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#Sensor1_max 50
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#
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#Sensor2 /proc/sys/dev/sensors/as99127f-i2c-0-2d/temp2
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#Sensor2_min 30
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#Sensor2_max 50
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#
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#Sensor3 /proc/sys/dev/sensors/as99127f-i2c-0-2d/temp3
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#Sensor3_min 30
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#Sensor3_max 50
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# plugins
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#
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# x[1..9]:
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# command to execute. predefined $PATH:
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# PATH=/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin
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# $X[1..9] is the result of command x[1..9] in environment
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#
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# Tick_x[1..9]:
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# delay in ticks (overrides Delay_x[1..9])
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#
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# Delay_x[1..9]:
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# delay in seconds - default is 1
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#
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# Max_x[1..9]:
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# max value for scaling bars - default is 100 (value should be numeric)
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#
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# Min_x[1..9]:
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# min value for bars - default is 0 (should be != Max_x[1..9])
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#
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#x1 tail -1 /var/log/messages
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#Tick_x1 10
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#Delay_x1 1
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#Max_x1 50
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#Min_x1 10
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#
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#x2 echo $X1 | cut -b25-
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# display options
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#
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# Row[1..9]:
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# text to display in row [1..9]
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#
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# the text to be displayed can contain specific directives which will
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# be replaced by the appropriate values or will create bars or icons.
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# for a detailed description of every possible directive please refer to
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# http://lcd4linux.sourceforge.net/manual.html or
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# /usr/share/doc/packages/lcd4linux/README.Rows
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#
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Row1 "Busy %cb%% $r14cs+cb"
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Row2 "Load%l1%L$r14l1"
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#
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#Row1 "$u3l1$u3cb$u3cs $u3mu$u3ma$u3ms $u3dr$u3dw $u3nr$u3nw $u3ii$u3io"
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#Row2 " "
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#Row3 " "
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#Row4 "CPU MEM IO IP"
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#
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#Row1 "*** %o %v ***"
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#Row2 "%p CPU %r MB RAM"
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#Row3 "Busy %cb%% $r10cs+cb"
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#Row4 "Load%l1%L$r10l1"
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#
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#Row1 "Load%l1%L$r10cs+cb"
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#Row2 "Disk%dm $R10dr+dw"
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#Row3 "Net %nm $R10nr+nw"
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#Row4 "ISDN%im $r10ii+io"
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#Row4 "DSL %tm $r10ti+to"
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#Row5 "Temp%s2°$r10s1+s2"
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#
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#Row5 %x1
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#Row6 %x2
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#
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#Row6 "Mails %e3/%u3"
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# icons
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#
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# Icons:
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# number of icons
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#
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# every icon you are reserving here is no longer available
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# for bars. As most displays have only eight user-defineable
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# characters, and a dual-bar needs at least five of them
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# you should not use more than 3 icons in parallel
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# with bars...
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#
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# Icon<num>.Bitmap<row>:
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# bitmap row 'row' for icon 'num'
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#
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# for a detailed description of how to use icons please refer to
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# http://lcd4linux.sourceforge.net/display/main.html
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#
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#Icons 1
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#
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#Icon1.Bitmap1 .....
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#Icon1.Bitmap2 .*.*.
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#Icon1.Bitmap3 *****
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#Icon1.Bitmap4 *****
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#Icon1.Bitmap5 .***.
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#Icon1.Bitmap6 .***.
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#Icon1.Bitmap7 ..*..
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#Icon1.Bitmap8 .....
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# virtual rows
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#
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# Rows:
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# number of rows to use (maybe greater than your displays rows)
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#
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# Scroll:
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# number of rows to scroll
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#
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# Turn:
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# time in milliseconds between scrolling events
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#
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#Rows 10
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#Scroll 2
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#Turn 5000
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# general purpose outputs
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#
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# GPOs:
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# number of outputs to use
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#
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# GPO[1..max]:
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# token to use for GPO[1..max]
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#
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# the token should return a numeric value. If this value is greater
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# than zero the output will be enabled otherwise disabled.
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# please refer to the corresponding documentation under
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# http://lcd4linux.sourceforge.net/display/main.html to
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# find out if GPOs are supported with your display
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