LED Killer 3.1 - Page 10

boxermansr · #91 (**permalink**) 07-20-2007, 04:20 PM

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Originally Posted by stroths

Version 3 Released - Completely did away with the notification queue as it appeared to be at the root of most of the problems. The new version stays resident in memory, but has a very small footprint. See the first post for the download link. Uninstall any old versions before installing this version.

Awesome! It works now! Thanks ALOT. The LED flashing at night was one of the biggest annoyances for me (course it's not like I couldn't turn it off by waking it up), but its nice to have it working on boot now.

boxermansr · #92 (**permalink**) 07-20-2007, 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by stroths

Version 3 Released - Completely did away with the notification queue as it appeared to be at the root of most of the problems. The new version stays resident in memory, but has a very small footprint. See the first post for the download link. Uninstall any old versions before installing this version.

Awesome! It works now! Thanks ALOT. The LED flashing at night was one of the biggest annoyances for me (course it's not like I couldn't turn it off by waking it up), but its nice to have it working on boot now.

Edit: I didn't mean to post 3 times, it said the server crashed, so I assumed it didn't post.

**TurboFool** · #93 (**permalink**) 07-20-2007, 04:27 PM

So far third time's a charm, stroths. You rock. No green light since the moment I installed it!

boxermansr · #94 (**permalink**) 07-20-2007, 04:34 PM

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.

**stroths** · #95 (**permalink**) 07-20-2007, 05:18 PM

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Originally Posted by boxermansr

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.

boxermansr · #96 (**permalink**) 07-20-2007, 05:36 PM

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Originally Posted by stroths

Quote:

Originally Posted by boxermansr

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.

stevland · #97 (**permalink**) 07-20-2007, 11:43 PM

wow. I just installed this on my p4000 running wm5 and the green light died as soon as I installed the cab. no reboot or anything.

what a relief from that useless annoyingly torturous geen light! thanks, guys.

stevland · #98 (**permalink**) 07-21-2007, 01:11 AM

p.s. works flawlessly with ilock for me too.

Destructor · #99 (**permalink**) 07-21-2007, 10:15 AM

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Originally Posted by stevland

p.s. works flawlessly with ilock for me too.

That was pretty much the only reason I haven't installed it yet. Now you've given me a reason to do so. Thanks!

**stroths** · #**100** (**permalink**) 07-21-2007, 11:03 AM

Version 3.1 has been uploaded to the 1st post. It's a minor update to fix the bug in version 3.0 where the LED would flash orange when charging when no notifications were present. Now the solid orange LED will turn off when you first plug it in the charger for about 3 or 4 seconds then turn back on like normal. The green flashing LED is still suppressed like normal.