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Hi, I have read lots of wikis, and I don't know how I can control with the terminal the leds of my laptop:
-/proc/acpi/asus doesn't exist (and asus-laptop module from acpi4asus is enabled).
-acpid daemon is enabled
-The model of my asus is ZF3J.
How Can I on/off and control leds?
Another question: How can I enable/disable the Touchpad with the terminal?
Greetings and thanks in advance
Last edited by Davigetto (2007-09-16 19:43:11)
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Another question: How can I enable/disable the Touchpad with the terminal?
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Ok touchpad Question solved now leds
I have made command:
synclient TouchpadOff=1 to enable and 0 for disable
Last edited by Davigetto (2007-09-16 15:36:20)
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xset [-]led [number]
Check `man xset` for more information.
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mm, i'm trying that command to stop all leds:
xset led off
but it doesn't work :S
I have heard about a method using echo 0 > "some led file that I don't know" to stop the led, and echo 1 to enable it.
Any more ideas?
PD: With the asus-laptop module, leds are also enabled.
Last edited by Davigetto (2007-09-16 17:23:29)
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Or you can try ledcontrol: http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?d … 1&ID=12998
ledcontrol set n9c9s9 off
or
ledcontrol set ncs off
(n - num lock, c - caps lock, s - scroll lock)
with gled you can also add blinking, etc.
Last edited by Mardukas (2007-09-16 18:05:18)
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I have installed ledcontrol package, but your command doesn't work for me :S
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Have you loaded ledd deamon? Try ledcontrol set ncs off
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hey!
just modprobe "asus-acpi" and you can enable your wlan-led etc. with:
echo 1 > /proc/acpi/asus/wled
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Thank you iggy, your solution worked for me!!
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