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n950 is offline n950
2015-11-19 , 06:42
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#21
Ok but in Nitdroid it's not the same thing.
perhaps a file need to be deleted. The one which control power led.

Anybody have a solution for me?

thanks in advance.
 

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2015-11-19 , 08:00
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#22
Originally Posted by n950 View Post
Ok but in Nitdroid it's not the same thing.
perhaps a file need to be deleted. The one which control power led.

Anybody have a solution for me?

thanks in advance.
The kernel is same in Harmattan and Nitdroid, hence the base devices are same.
Just search for sleep_ind under /sys/devices, you should find the correct device.
 

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2015-11-19 , 10:42
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#23
Originally Posted by juiceme View Post
The kernel is same in Harmattan and Nitdroid, hence the base devices are same.
Just search for sleep_ind under /sys/devices, you should find the correct device.
If i find it i need to delete it or what?
 
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2015-11-19 , 15:45
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#24
how can i search a file inside terminal?

because in /sys/devices there is no sleep_ind file only directories.
 
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2015-11-20 , 12:32
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#25
Originally Posted by n950 View Post
Originally Posted by juiceme View Post
The kernel is same in Harmattan and Nitdroid, hence the base devices are same.
Just search for sleep_ind under /sys/devices, you should find the correct device.
If i find it i need to delete it or what?
Why on eatrh would you want to delete a system device?
 

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2015-11-20 , 12:36
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#26
Originally Posted by n950 View Post
how can i search a file inside terminal?
because in /sys/devices there is no sleep_ind file only directories.
Did you check the command I gave you previously?
A simple shellscript that searches for the directory where resides a file that has the word "sleep_ind" in it, and then echo a zero to the file named "value" in the same directory...
 

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2015-11-21 , 10:38
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#27
Originally Posted by juiceme View Post
Did you check the command I gave you previously?
A simple shellscript that searches for the directory where resides a file that has the word "sleep_ind" in it, and then echo a zero to the file named "value" in the same directory...
I tried it but it doesn't work.

I open terminal and i write:

Code:
devel-su
(the password)

leds=$(find /sys/devices/virtual/gpio -name name | xargs grep sleep_ind | cut -d ":" -f 1| sed -e "s/name/value/") echo "0" > $leds
after that when i connect the power usb cable to the device i always have the led turn ON.
In Nitdroid the light is always ON too.


So how can i disable the power led please?

I have noticed when the n950 is turn ON the led automaticaly is ON and stay ON even in Nitdroid system.
Last edited by n950; 2015-11-21 at 10:48.
 

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2015-11-21 , 20:35
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#28
Originally Posted by n950 View Post
Code:
devel-su
(the password)

leds=$(find /sys/devices/virtual/gpio -name name | xargs grep sleep_ind | cut -d ":" -f 1| sed -e "s/name/value/") echo "0" > $leds


Its 2 rows actually...

Code:
leds=$(find /sys/devices/virtual/gpio -name name | xargs grep sleep_ind | cut -d ":" -f 1| sed -e "s/name/value/")

and
Code:
echo "0" > $leds


Or if you want to have it in one go, put a semicolon there...
Code:
leds=$(find /sys/devices/virtual/gpio -name name | xargs grep sleep_ind | cut -d ":" -f 1| sed -e "s/name/value/"); echo "0" > $leds
 

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2015-11-21 , 21:38
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#29
Originally Posted by juiceme View Post
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Its 2 rows actually...

Code:
leds=$(find /sys/devices/virtual/gpio -name name | xargs grep sleep_ind | cut -d ":" -f 1| sed -e "s/name/value/")

and
Code:
echo "0" > $leds


Or if you want to have it in one go, put a semicolon there...
Code:
leds=$(find /sys/devices/virtual/gpio -name name | xargs grep sleep_ind | cut -d ":" -f 1| sed -e "s/name/value/"); echo "0" > $leds
It doesn't work too.
the power led continue to blink when usb cable is connected in Meego. why?
in nitdroid always turn ON.
 

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2015-11-22 , 09:47
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#30
Originally Posted by n950 View Post
It doesn't work too.
the power led continue to blink when usb cable is connected in Meego. why?
in nitdroid always turn ON.
Well, then it might be some other control.
 

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