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Increase keyboard leds power ?
Today I installed nitdroid on my n900 and I noticed my keyboard lights was much brighter in nitdoid than in maemo . Anyone knows how chould I make them to illuminate like in nitrdoid ?
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Re: Increase keyboard leds power ?
want this too O.O
:D |
Re: Increase keyboard leds power ?
http://wiki.maemo.org/LED_patterns#N900
that could help.. if it doesn't then you probably need to have knowledge about compiling drivers for led controller... |
Re: Increase keyboard leds power ?
you can also try my custom brightness, the simple mod first, it makes the indicator led more bright, maybe also the keypad, i can't tell since i have been using my custom brightness mod and then simple mod since a few weeks after i got my N900
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Re: Increase keyboard leds power ?
changed in the file "led_current" "50" to "100" (im now on 2000.. don't know how much is good for the leds)
in the following dirs /sys/class/leds/lp5523:kb1# /sys/class/leds/lp5523:kb2# /sys/class/leds/lp5523:kb3# /sys/class/leds/lp5523:kb4# /sys/class/leds/lp5523:kb5# /sys/class/leds/lp5523:kb6# now the keyboard is brighter :) edit after closing and open the N again, the value is 50 again. But whe are cloooooooooose :D |
Re: Increase keyboard leds power ?
look to my custom brightness, the init scripts might help you here, it will tell the os to turn the light to a specific level everytime the keypad light comes on
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Re: Increase keyboard leds power ?
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whould be nice when you make this ;) Greetz Erazor |
Re: Increase keyboard leds power ?
download the zip, look at init.d and see what you "script" does an change the settings to only use the keypad
REMEMBER: DON'T INSTALL, JUST USE THE INIT & EVENT event.d Code:
start on started hildon-desktop Code:
#! /bin/sh |
Re: Increase keyboard leds power ?
copied
"custom_brightness_init.d" to "/etc/init.d/" and "custom_brightness_event.d" to "/etc/event.d" changed "custom_brightness_init.d" to Code:
#! /bin/sh is this right? |
Re: Increase keyboard leds power ?
i think we need more Geniuses in here to help
by doing Code:
lshal -m Here 'true' is keypad closed (off) and 'false' is keypad open (on) I don't know how to link this to dbus-monitor, when using dbus-monitor it reacts to open and close but displays the same, of course even if the echo "5000" ... is used when keypad is closed, the leds don't light up. 'Erazor' if you want to try yourself the relevant commands are Code:
lshal -m Code:
dbus-monitor --system |
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