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Jan 24 12:24:57 <cemc> hey guys
Jan 24 12:25:12 <cemc> I have two leds on the plug, one green (power I assume), and one blue, what's that for?
Jan 24 12:25:32 <cemc> it's on non-stop, NOT sd/usb activity indicator
Jan 24 12:26:19 <cemc> on the ethernet side I have two leds, BOTH are up and BOTH are blinking when there's traffic, what's up with that? :)
Jan 24 12:29:01 <armin76> blue does nothing until you tell it to do something :)
Jan 24 12:29:07 <cemc> and another one: is there any way to manipulate ...
Jan 24 12:29:08 <cemc> oh?
Jan 24 12:29:23 <cemc> armin76: like how? ;)
Jan 24 12:30:09 <armin76> cat /sys/devices/platform/leds-gpio/leds/plug\:green\:health/trigger
Jan 24 12:30:41 <armin76> echo "mmc0" >  /sys/devices/platform/leds-gpio/leds/plug\:green\:health/trigger <<- replace mmc0 with the option you like
Jan 24 12:33:47 <cemc> nice. what's timer?
Jan 24 12:33:54 <armin76> no clue
Jan 24 13:12:04 <cemc> armin76: and uevent?
Jan 24 13:21:33 <cemc> figured the 'timer' out
Jan 24 13:25:07 <kblin> what does it time on?
Jan 24 13:25:19 <cemc> if you set the trigger to 'timer',
Jan 24 13:25:40 <cemc> you'll have a delay_on and a delay_off file, in which you can set the on/off state for X milliseconds
Jan 24 13:25:55 <cemc> so it will blink how you want it to
Jan 24 13:25:58 <cemc> like 1 sec on, 2 sec off
Jan 24 13:25:59 <cemc> etc
Jan 24 13:26:39 <cemc> these appear one when you set the trigger to 'timer'
Jan 24 13:26:41 <kblin> ah, neat
Jan 24 13:26:42 <kblin> :)
Jan 24 13:26:44 <cemc> very :)
Jan 24 13:26:49 <cemc> and by default you have 'none',
Jan 24 13:27:03 <cemc> and turn it on and off with the brightness file
Jan 24 13:27:07 <cemc> 0 or 1-255
Jan 24 13:27:32 <cemc> so you don't mess with trigger none / default-on, I guess
Jan 24 13:27:59 <kblin> default seems to be on on my kernel.. oh well :)
Jan 24 13:28:03 <cemc> but that timer stuff is cool ;) you can set it how fast it blinks, which is niice
Jan 24 13:28:17 <cemc> well, just echo none in rc.local or something
Jan 24 13:28:51 <kblin> I don't reboot that often, I've just set it manually :)
Jan 24 13:29:11 <cemc> :-)
Jan 24 13:31:14 <kblin> having a blinking patter depending on the load would be fun, though
Jan 24 13:48:01 <cemc> indeed
Jan 24 13:51:04 <cemc> can you reprogram the reset button? :-)
Jan 24 14:51:53 <cemc> http://plugcomputer.org/plugwiki/index.php/LED_on_the_Plug - I didn't really find any page on this
Jan 24 16:30:18 <ShadowJK> I have my plug handle GPRS/3G connection for me. In ip.down.d and ip-up.d I put scripts to change the blue led when connection go up or down :)
Jan 24 16:37:05 <zumbi> ShadowJK: great! :-)
Jan 24 16:37:32 <zumbi> ShadowJK: i need to use a graphical interface to use my HDSPA modem :-/
Jan 24 16:37:53 <zumbi> ShadowJK: did you blog about it?
Jan 24 16:39:36 <ShadowJK> nope
Jan 24 16:39:54 <ShadowJK> I'm using a unused cellphone over bluetooth anyway
Jan 24 16:40:36 <zumbi> oh! ic
Jan 24 16:40:37 <ShadowJK> Just used rfcomm.conf and a python test script from the bluez source for establishing pairing (initiated from phone), and a ppp script I found on the internet
Jan 24 16:41:23 <zumbi> interesting..
Jan 24 16:59:47 <kblin> I usually use wvdial to dial out with my phone
Jan 24 22:10:50 <pfein> ugh, trying to do the initial upgrade from a 64-bit host...
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