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	rulocal	2012-03-21 , 17:58
	Posts: 22 \| Thanked: 3 times \| Joined on Apr 2011 @ Wigan	#111

Updated to V50 with speedpatch and batterypatch installed.
Everything working fine so far, also battery life seems to be greatly improved.
Thanks Pali great job

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	Estel	2012-03-21 , 19:56
	Posts: 5,028 \| Thanked: 8,613 times \| Joined on Mar 2011	#112

For everyone, who want to have camera indicator red led disabled for good (persistent through reboots), but we're too shy to ask

1. Create (as root) a text file (called, for example, 'custom') in /etc/event.d/

2. Paste this content into Your 'custom' file:

Code:

description ''custom''
start on started hildon-desktop
stop on starting shutdown
console none
service

script

echo 1 >/sys/class/i2c-adapter/i2c-2/2-0030/disable_indicator_led

end script

3. At the end, You should have a file: /etc/event.d/custom containing content from point 2. You're done - now, Your indicator led will be disabled for good, unless You enable it manually, via changing sys entry to 0 via hand, during runtime. Even still, after next reboot, indicator led will be disabled again.
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To undo, just delete /etc/event.d/custom (as root: rm /etc/event.d/custom)

/Estel

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vi_	2012-03-21 , 20:36
Posts: 1,680 \| Thanked: 3,685 times \| Joined on Jan 2011	#113

Originally Posted by Estel

For everyone, who want to have camera indicator red led disabled for good (persistent through reboots), but we're too shy to ask

1. Create (as root) a text file (called, for example, 'custom') in /etc/event.d/

2. Paste this content into Your 'custom' file:
Code:
description ''custom''
start on started hildon-desktop
stop on starting shutdown
console none
service

script

echo 1 >/sys/class/i2c-adapter/i2c-2/2-0030/disable_indicator_led

end script
3. At the end, You should have a file: /etc/event.d/custom containing content from point 2. You're done - now, Your indicator led will be disabled for good, unless You enable it manually, via changing sys entry to 0 via hand, during runtime. Even still, after next reboot, indicator led will be disabled again.
---

To undo, just delete /etc/event.d/custom (as root: rm /etc/event.d/custom)

/Estel

GJ estel.

FMG, my batterylife is to the max. I get ~ 2-3 days with small use.

perhaps chmod a+x it?

Thank you all devs who made this possible.

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talmage	2012-03-21 , 21:56
Posts: 121 \| Thanked: 53 times \| Joined on Aug 2006 @ Alexandria, VA, USA	#114

I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask. If it's not, please direct me to the right place.

I have an application that needs iptables support. kernel-power v42, which I have in my N900, supports iptables but not the NFQUEUE target. Does kernel-power v50 support NFQUEUE?

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frank63	2012-03-22 , 09:22
Posts: 12 \| Thanked: 2 times \| Joined on Jul 2011 @ Milano, Italy	#115

i'm not able to install i have a message that it is in conflict with Multiboot
as reported from bvaibhav
Please let me know how to procede

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pali	2012-03-22 , 09:25
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Originally Posted by frank63

i'm not able to install i have a message that it is in conflict with Multiboot
as reported from bvaibhav
Please let me know how to procede

If you have still problems, uninstall all multiboot packages (kernel power bootimg too), update kernel-power and then install your multiboot back... This should work.

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frank63	2012-03-22 , 10:13
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Originally Posted by pali

If you have still problems, uninstall all multiboot packages (kernel power bootimg too), update kernel-power and then install your multiboot back... This should work.

ARGGGHH!
i uninstalle multiboot...
i installed with success the new kernel but now at the boot i have the message "Can't flash the kernel, required files not found"

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pali	2012-03-22 , 10:21
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Originally Posted by frank63

ARGGGHH!
i uninstalle multiboot...
i installed with success the new kernel but now at the boot i have the message "Can't flash the kernel, required files not found"

Did you installed kernel power bootimg package?

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bvaibhav	2012-03-22 , 10:27
Posts: 58 \| Thanked: 10 times \| Joined on Dec 2011	#119

Originally Posted by frank63

ARGGGHH!
i uninstalle multiboot...
i installed with success the new kernel but now at the boot i have the message "Can't flash the kernel, required files not found"

I was able to update the kernel successfully via terminal and I didnt have to uninstall multiboot too... But after updating to kp 50 i too got the same error and it was b'coz the phone was booting into kp49 by default, then i selected the kp 50 option during startup in multiboot.