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Disable light-sensor and keep very low light?
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musculus
2010-04-15 , 17:54
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Dear friends!
As a lot of us said, the n900's LCD has too "powerful" light-value even on minimum.
Everybody use Simple Brightness Applet for daily use, don't we? But at night, used befour sleep, the minimum burned my eyes out.
I use a simple shell script, read in the forum, which contains for minimum light: (noobs, like me, run command
sudo gainroot
first on the X Terminal!)
echo 2 > /sys/class/backlight/acx565akm/brightness
The other command is for dark screen:
echo 1 > /sys/class/backlight/acx565akm/brightness
in the Enhanced Linux kernel the minimum is 0, not 1
BUT
When the light sensor detects light (my lamp), it turns the brightness to normal vault (in the settings-display the lowes value is
7
! ) And I have to run my little script again. And again...
So, the question is:
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How can we disable light sensor?
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...or how to find an other solution to keep low light?
Can we make the minimum light to the standard?
Thanks for the replies!
Last edited by musculus; 2010-05-12 at
21:57
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