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2008-02-23
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You can control the LED from a shell script: no need for Python for something this simple. See Changing the led colour indicators?
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2008-02-23
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thanks for that - much "cleaner"
Is there any central collection of "how to control your
tablet" tutorials and such that deals with things like
controlling LEDs etc?
Is there any central collection of "how to control your
tablet" tutorials and such that deals with things like
controlling LEDs etc?
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2008-03-03
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no, there's not a central place for these types of info. you have search/google/hunt for them all over the interweb. i know it sux, but iiwii and it's something we all learn to tolerate.
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2008-03-03
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sadly...
there is a wiki on this page, dropping it there would be a nice start. or at the very least a link.
hmm, a gui front end for cron is maybe something this
tablet could make use off...
there is a wiki on this page, dropping it there would be a nice start. or at the very least a link.
hmm, a gui front end for cron is maybe something this
tablet could make use off...
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to control the LEDs; this can be easily integrated into
a battery monitor script so that when your battery gets
below a certain level the LEDs start blinking red.
For example, here's my battery monitor script:
#!/bin/sh X=`battery-status | awk '{print $4}'` if [ ${#X} -lt 5 ] then play-sound /usr/local/kde/share/sounds/KDE_Notify.wav & kdialog --title "Battery Status" --msgbox ". . . . . . . . . $X . . . . . . . . ." & python /home/user/blinkenlight & fican find a cron that runs on the n810).
the python script looks like this (thanks to eber42):
#! /usr/bin/python import time import dbus bus = dbus.SystemBus() obj = bus.get_object('com.nokia.mce','/com/nokia/mce/request') iface = dbus.Interface(obj,dbus_interface='com.nokia.mce.request') led_pattern = 'PatternError' # led on iface.req_led_pattern_activate(led_pattern) # wait 5s time.sleep(5) # led off iface.req_led_pattern_deactivate(led_pattern)