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ed_boner |
2011-12-23
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#61
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ok..and i restore the original file?
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2011-12-24
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#63
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right.of course stable kp49 has just been released and we are probably months from a stable kp50...this tweak seems really nice...but i cannot get it to work 100%..always have to write the code on every reboot still..
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2011-12-24
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#64
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Originally Posted by ed_boner
Are you lazy or what?
right.of course stable kp49 has just been released and we are probably months from a stable kp50...this tweak seems really nice...but i cannot get it to work 100%..always have to write the code on every reboot still..
Drop the new adp1653.ko in /lib/modules/2.6.28-power49/ and add this to /etc/event.d/
Code:
start on started hildon-desktop script echo 1 >/sys/class/i2c-adapter/i2c-2/2-0030/disable_indicator_led end script
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2011-12-25
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#65
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Originally Posted by Hurrian
an..add..how?
Are you lazy or what?
Drop the new adp1653.ko in /lib/modules/2.6.28-power49/ and add this to /etc/event.d/
Code:start on started hildon-desktop script echo 1 >/sys/class/i2c-adapter/i2c-2/2-0030/disable_indicator_led end script
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2011-12-25
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#66
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Originally Posted by ed_boner
Please go shoot yourself, now.
an..add..how?
vi /etc/event.d/shootyourselfnowpl0x
chmod /etc/event.d/shootyourselfnowpl0x
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Last edited by Hurrian; 2011-12-25 at 10:14.
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2011-12-25
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#67
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Originally Posted by Hurrian
A small bugfix
Please go shoot yourself, now.
vi /etc/event.d/shootyourselfnowpl0x
chmod +x /etc/event.d/shootyourselfnowpl0x
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2011-12-25
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#68
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yeah..funny...you must think everyone is a coder...or who isnt is not worth helping..really humble way of dealing with the comunity...so i am lazy and must shoot myself for not knowing what to do..nice directions...tks for nothing
Last edited by ed_boner; 2011-12-25 at 12:29.
Last edited by ed_boner; 2011-12-25 at 12:29.
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2011-12-25
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Originally Posted by ed_boner
He may appear a bit harsh, but I think it is tongue in cheek humour. Let's keep peace, everyone.
yeah..funny...you must think everyone is a coder...or who isnt is not worth helping..really humble way of dealing with the comunity...so i am lazy and must shoot myself for not knowing what to do..nice directions...tks for nothing
He already gave you instructions, reread the previous post. Btw, you'll probably need clues about how to use the vi editor, use google or use another text editor.
This is somewhat advanced stuff and it is assumed you know the system basics (just basic linux stuff), go ahead under your own responsability.
In other thread you said you already broke your system because you didn't know what you were doing, didn't you? I strongly suggest you do your homework and learn the basics before asking, there are tons of documentation on linux for newbyes, google it.
If you are unwilling to learn such stuff, I suggest you keep disabling the light on each reboot, or wait till someone puts it in a more user friendly way (a GUI or whatever).
Last edited by maacruz; 2011-12-25 at 14:10.
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2011-12-25
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#70
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i will do that tks.
