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The light on my keyboard doesn't want to turn on when I slide out my keyboard . Any suggesions ?
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Download HealthCheck and see if the N900 detects if the keyboard slider is open or closed.
If it doesn't it's a hardware problem. If it does detect the slider: Chances are mce crashed, as root type stop mce && sleep 1 && start mce (or reboot the device). If that doesn't work try reflashing. If all that fails it could be the LEDs, would appreciate it if noobmonkey could add my script as a keyboard test
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Have you overclocked and undervolted your n900? Then i would sugest to raise the voltage settings.
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I didn't overclock my N900 .
HealthCheck can detect if the keyboard slider is open or closed . I tried "stop mce && sleep 1 && start mce" and I got this : ![]() Reboot doesn't help . Thank for your help |
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I had the same problems once. Try to remove the battery and put it in again. This worked for me.
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engine3_mode is missing, odd....
It's not even creating it. Try Code:
echo run > /sys/class/i2c-adapter/i2c-2/2-0032/engine3_mode Code:
cat /etc/mce/mce.ini | more Quote:
Code:
apt-get --reinstall install mce |
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I will try to reflash my N900 ==
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Reflas my N900 doesn't change anything . I dont know what to do know
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you know that the n900 have a light sensor?maybe you tryput your finger on it then the light will go on
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