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2011-07-13
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thanks!!!! works!
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2011-07-13
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Does the above method persist through a reboot? I do it by commenting out this line in /sbin/preinit:
My approach does persist through a reboot, but if yours does too, cool.
Last edited by Mentalist Traceur; 2011-07-13 at 17:10. Reason: Forgot piece of second line.
Code:
echo active > /sys/devices/platform/gpio-switch/sleep_ind/state
awk '/sleep_ind/{ if ($2 == 1) { VALUE="active"; } else { VALUE="inactive"; } print VALUE > "/sys/devices/platform/gpio-switch/sleep_ind/state" }' < /etc/pmconfig
Last edited by Mentalist Traceur; 2011-07-13 at 17:10. Reason: Forgot piece of second line.
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I know it's a bit of thread-necromacy, but, as I just used it, managed to bring typo into /sbin/preinit, get unbootable device, and fix it, thanks to Mentalist Traceur's recovery shell, I think I'll put this info here (even if only for myself, if I ever need to re-find it again):
Yes, changing sleep_ind from 1 to 0 in /etc/pmconfig persist through reboots, there is no need to comment out things in /sbin/preinit.
Even more - /sbin/preinit does something strange here. If R&D mode is enabled, it enables indicator leds, then, in very next line, it checks /etc/pmconfig. If sleep_ind is enabled, it keep it that way, if it's disabled, it disables LED's (that were enabled just a line ago!).
Why it does this, instead of checking /etc/pmconfig only, it's beyond me. Maybe it's some leftover from times, where they planned to allow keyboard activity flickering even without R&D mode?
In fact, by little tweak to /sbin/preinit, one may take check of /etc/pmconfig out of IF, and make LED flickering depending *only* on entry in /etc/pmconfig, R&D mode or not. It sounds like more sane approach, all-together.
/Estel
Yes, changing sleep_ind from 1 to 0 in /etc/pmconfig persist through reboots, there is no need to comment out things in /sbin/preinit.
Even more - /sbin/preinit does something strange here. If R&D mode is enabled, it enables indicator leds, then, in very next line, it checks /etc/pmconfig. If sleep_ind is enabled, it keep it that way, if it's disabled, it disables LED's (that were enabled just a line ago!).
Why it does this, instead of checking /etc/pmconfig only, it's beyond me. Maybe it's some leftover from times, where they planned to allow keyboard activity flickering even without R&D mode?
In fact, by little tweak to /sbin/preinit, one may take check of /etc/pmconfig out of IF, and make LED flickering depending *only* on entry in /etc/pmconfig, R&D mode or not. It sounds like more sane approach, all-together.
/Estel
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sorry for my bad english i'm italian