Customizing maemo for power users
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* Search for a line: | * Search for a line: | ||
[LEDPatternLystiRX51] | [LEDPatternLystiRX51] | ||
| - | * Make your changes | + | * Make your changes to the lines below |
* Save | * Save | ||
* Restart mce -process. Either reboot or type to terminal: | * Restart mce -process. Either reboot or type to terminal: | ||
initctl stop mce; sleep 2; initctl start mce | initctl stop mce; sleep 2; initctl start mce | ||
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=== Constructing own patterns === | === Constructing own patterns === | ||
Revision as of 07:21, 20 January 2010
Please remember, that doing anything instructed here is potentially dangerous. Please see General precautions for further information.
Modifying led colours and patterns
There are multiple triggers for led blinking. All can be found in
/etc/mce/mce.ini
The file can be edited with any text editor that can be run with Root access and open the file. So GUI - editors probably don't work, but terminal versions all will.
Step by step instructions
- Open terminal
- Gain Root access
- Make a backup (not necessary!) from original mce.ini -file, for example:
cp /etc/mce/mce.ini /etc/mce/mce.ini_old
- Open /etc/mce/mce.ini with a text editor
- Search for a line:
[LEDPatternLystiRX51]
- Make your changes to the lines below
- Save
- Restart mce -process. Either reboot or type to terminal:
initctl stop mce; sleep 2; initctl start mce
Constructing own patterns
The mce.ini -file has description header before pattern defining start. Here will be hopefully easier way to visualize the long strings.