Vitus78 04/05/2011, 22:57
I tried using this program to launch a script for turning off the backlight of hardware keys (the script advised sirdead):
chmod + w / sys / devices / platform / leds-microp / leds / button-backlight / brightness
echo 0>/ sys / devices / platform / leds-microp / leds / button-backlight / brightness
chmod -w / sys / devices / platform / leds-microp / leds / button-backlight / brightness
Before running the script, mounted, with pom. RootExplorer, all sections on r / w.
As a result, when executed, writes: "stderr: bad mode". What does it mean?
The subgrid is turned off, but before the first “falling asleep / awakening” - it’s not that necessary — it’s necessary that the lights turn off completely.
Who is the thread can tell what is the catch?
Helped Oggy:
you stderr hinted that you need to use numbers in chmod, not letters =)
try this script from under the root
Code
chmod 777 / sys / devices / platform / leds-microp / leds / button-backlight / brightness;
echo 0>/ sys / devices / platform / leds-microp / leds / button-backlight / brightness;
chmod 555 / sys / devices / platform / leds-microp / leds / button-backlight / brightness;
chown 0.0 / sys / devices / platform / leds-microp / leds / button-backlight / brightness;
nothing needs to be remounted if "mounted as r / w" is written in the / sys explorer in the Ruth explorer
WORKS!