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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (3)
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2009-08-14
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2009-08-14
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can you tell me now to edit /etc/mce/mce.ini
i have got root but i dont know the command to edit it.
i have got root but i dont know the command to edit it.
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2009-08-14
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Install leafpad text editor.
Or emelfm2 file manager that can edit files.
Both can be called from the command line.
( Much easier than vi(m).)
Or emelfm2 file manager that can edit files.
Both can be called from the command line.
( Much easier than vi(m).)
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i know no linux commands so can someone give me a step by step guide to do this?
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2009-08-14
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Originally Posted by MicroChip123
Probably easiest for you to implement the method in comment #1 from the aforementioned bug:
i know no linux commands so can someone give me a step by step guide to do this?
Code:
sudo gaintroot cd /usr/lib/mce/modules mv libfilter-brightness-als.so libfilter-brightness-als.so.bak sync reboot
If you want to try the method in comment #2 & #3, follow these instructions:
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sudo gainroot cp /etc/mce/mce.ini /etc/mce/mce.ini.bak vi /etc/mce/mce.ini
Note: <RETURN> means press return key!
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:%s/filter-brightness-als;//g<RETURN> :x<RETURN>
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reboot
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sudo gainroot cd /etc/mce cp mce.ini mce.ini.bak cat /etc/mce/mce.ini.bak | sed "s/filter-brightness-als;//g" > mce.ini reboot
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2009-08-14
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Originally Posted by Milhouse
Probably easiest for you to implement the method in comment #1 from the aforementioned bug:
I'd suggest you learn the basics of vi as you'll never be stuck if you know vi...Code:sudo gaintroot cd /usr/lib/mce/modules mv libfilter-brightness-als.so libfilter-brightness-als.so.bak sync reboot
/etc/init.d/mce restart is faster.
*whistles* I made the light sensor only affect my keyboard light thanks to some leaked source *whistles*
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2009-08-14
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Thanks qwerty!
@MicroChip123 - I know the ambient light sensor is located in the worst place possible - hopefully the Nokia designers have learned their lesson and won't repeat it on future devices - but try not to cover it with your thumb, that could well be why the screen constantly changes in brightness!
@MicroChip123 - I know the ambient light sensor is located in the worst place possible - hopefully the Nokia designers have learned their lesson and won't repeat it on future devices - but try not to cover it with your thumb, that could well be why the screen constantly changes in brightness!
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2009-08-15
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Originally Posted by qwerty12
how do i do that
/etc/init.d/mce restart is faster.
*whistles* I made the light sensor only affect my keyboard light thanks to some leaked source *whistles*
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2009-08-15
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Originally Posted by MicroChip123
It's an alternative to rebooting the entire device - just restart the mce process instead.
how do i do that
Edit: If you mean qwerty's comment in small text... only he has the answer
Can i turn off the light sensor so it does not effect the screen brightness and make it so the backlight on the keyboard stays permanently on?
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