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2011-06-03
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@ Jerusalem, PS/IL
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Code:
gconftool-2 -s /system/osso/dsm/display/display_brightness -t int 5
Code:
#!/bin/sh gconftool-2 -s /system/osso/dsm/display/display_brightness -t int $1
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2011-06-03
, 00:53
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@ Hanoi
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Shove that into some script (/usr/bin/set_brightness) and use set_brightness 1/2/3/4/5 (chmod +x /usr/bin/set_brightness first)[/QUOTE]
Nice. Why the brightness value needs to stick to 5 levels?
Is there a method to make it 10 to 50 for example?
Shove that into some script (/usr/bin/set_brightness) and use set_brightness 1/2/3/4/5 (chmod +x /usr/bin/set_brightness first)[/QUOTE]
Nice. Why the brightness value needs to stick to 5 levels?
Is there a method to make it 10 to 50 for example?
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2011-06-03
, 12:09
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@ USA
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Thank you.
Is there a similar command to turn the screen saver off?
It would be useful to put in a script for calling X11 VNC Server, so that the screen doesn't go black.
Is there a similar command to turn the screen saver off?
It would be useful to put in a script for calling X11 VNC Server, so that the screen doesn't go black.
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2011-06-03
, 12:19
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@ Germany
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Originally Posted by rotoflex
gconftool -s --type int /system/osso/dsm/display/inhibit_blank_mode X
Thank you.
Is there a similar command to turn the screen saver off?
It would be useful to put in a script for calling X11 VNC Server, so that the screen doesn't go black.
With X:
0 -- dont inhibit blanking (means screensaver on)
1 -- Inhibit dimming/blanking while charging
(undocumented, use with caution)
2 -- Allow dimming, but inhibit blanking if charger is connected
3 -- Inhibit dimming/blanking
4 -- Allow dimming, but inhibit blanking
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2011-06-11
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I need help. Suddenly my screen has become permanently bright. Reducing the brightness level in settings does not help; and it is still bright when the back light times out. It doesn't make my battery last. Have to recharge every four hours!!!
Thanks
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2011-06-11
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#7
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You can check if the light sensor works with this command:
when you cover the sensor it should give 0 and in light, the lux of the light. I got 8177 by shinning a flashlight on it, and 5 in poorly lighted room.
Code:
cat /sys/bus/i2c/drivers/tsl2563/2-0029/lux
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2012-02-15
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#8
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I CAN'T FIND system/osso ... dictionary
Alternatively, does some application like Simple Brightness App have a command line interface that can be used to set screen brightness?