RainerHH
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I was using a very old version and have now installed the latest Extreme version. I miss GPU usage and temperature. I used to have the sensor values in a gadget, but that doesn't work anymore?
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maybe this can help? https://github.com/mathoudebine/turing-smart-screen-python https://github.com/upiir/turzx_screen_themes
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I wish to connect the 5-Zoll-IPS-LCD-Monitor 800*480-USB-Display from TURZX (TuringSmartScreen).
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1.: When I put my PC into standby mode, the AX206 display goes out. That is exactly right. But after a certain time the display comes on again and shows its firmware panel. Can you change that? 2 .: Is there a similar panel in 5 inches?
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Solution: it cannot be any picture name, it has to start with IMG_.
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I am unable to turn off the panel in standby. If I only put a completely black picture in the photo folder, it is the same as if I have no photo in it at all. It comes Splash Screen.
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I installed the Beada Panel, great! But: Entering Standby Mode, it does not switch off, instead showing ScreenSavers. Is there a way to change that?
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this code is from the everest/aida64 help topic "ext. Apps".
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thats the code of the plugin to read the values wich are puts in the shared memory by everest/aida64. no, I'm unable to disassemble the .dll, understand it, change it and reassemble. first the plugin must find the running aida and then locate the shared memory of it and then periodictly read the values.
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here are the sample code to get the values stored from Everest in the shared memory (file/options/ext. Apps/activate shared memory). The alphacool app reads ist from there.: Const sharedmem_name = 'EVEREST_SensorValues'; Function ExtApp_SharedMem_ReadBuffer(bu:PChar;bu_size:DWord):Boolean; Var mappedData : PChar; th : THandle; Begin Result:=False; th:=OpenFileMapping(FILE_MAP_READ,False,sharedmem_name); If th<>INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE Then Begin mappedData:=MapViewOfFile(th,FILE_MAP_READ,0,0,0); If mappedData<>Nil Then Begin StrLCopy(bu,mappedData,bu_size); If UnmapViewOfFile(mappedData) Then Result:=True; End; CloseHandle(th); End; End; The only difference to AIDA64 is this: Const sharedmem_name = 'AIDA64_SensorValues'; An example of read values is attached:
