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Old 07-20-2007, 05:36 PM
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I just noticed, when it's hooked up to the USB cable, the orange light flashes (no big deal), while it's on "standby" (screen isnt OFF, but dim), but when you turn the screen off completely, the light stays stedy orange (like it should). I only care that the green status LED is off at boot and stays off

[It also does it when plugged into the AC chager, flashes orange, until the screen turns off, then goes solid orange). No biggie either way, just figured I'd mention it nonetheless.
That's about the only drawback of this method. 2.0 worked perfectly for me, but didn't for some of you for some reason. Therefore, I put 2.0 and 3.0 in the original post so you all can decide which version you want to run.

2.0 is the ideal version to run as it doesn't have the app running constantly in the background. However, if it doesn't work then 3.0 should fix it. The CPU usage is very minimal with the 3.0 version so it shouldn't have a significant impact on battery life.

Not a setback as I see it, the orange light is on (in some fashion) when it's charging anyhow, so flash, solid, don't mater to me

I've already noticed better battery life (based on 2.0) versus having the service LED flash all night, so I'm figuring the same will hold true with 3.0.
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