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katie ta achoo

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May 2, 2005
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I know that on my PowerBook if I go to terminal and type the whole "ioreg" deal, I get info on my PowerBook's battery, including # of charge cycles, bla bla yada yada yada.

Is there something similar on the iPod?

My 3G iPod is a little more than a year old-- time to start freaking about the battery, ya know?
 
Applespider said:
Not sure about the iPod but you don't have to do the ioreg thing in Terminal any more for your Powerbook.

In Tiger, that information is in the System Profiler. Much easier to remember ;)

haha, I know, but actually USING terminal makes me feel all ...unixxy? (that's totally a word now)
Hey, I'm learning!

:p
 
katie ta achoo said:
My 3G iPod is a little more than a year old-- time to start freaking about the battery, ya know?
Don't jynx me! My 3G is going strong. I regularly get 8 hours of battery life, having turned EQ and backlight off entirely. But I would like a new iPod at some point... admittedly.
 
MacHarne said:
Don't jynx me! My 3G is going strong. I regularly get 8 hours of battery life, having turned EQ and backlight off entirely. But I would like a new iPod at some point... admittedly.

Great googly moogly! EIGHT?!
I didn't even get that when it was new! I've only ever gotten.. 7 MAX.
WOW.

Yeah, I NEVER use EQ or backlight. I'm a battery freak.
 
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