alternative to LED killer - replacement rilphone.dll
 

Hello,

I've created a replacement rilphone.dll that no longer flashes the blinking green led that you have a signal. You can find it at http://www.weienterprises.com/nue , it must be installed to ROM.

I have not decided whether to implement this into my ROM, as I have no idea if most people prefer this.

Stroths has made a cab version of this, so if you would rather not cook a new rom, see http://forum2.ppcgeeks.com/showthrea...222#post188222

Re: alternative to LED killer - replacement rilphone.dll
 

Does it affect any other function of the LED?

Re: alternative to LED killer - replacement rilphone.dll
 

nope, you actually can use that msg led for something else now.... the patched radio driver simply doesn't tell it to flash now when it gets a signal.

Re: alternative to LED killer - replacement rilphone.dll
 

I don't know how you do it, but you do it. Going to give it a shot now. I am chuckling on how simple of a fix this is compared to making a program as a workaround.

You have my vote to include it in future releases unless a .cab version is an option.

Re: alternative to LED killer - replacement rilphone.dll
 

One vote for yes!

I don't think anybody likes a constantly blinking led for no reason.

Re: alternative to LED killer - replacement rilphone.dll
 

please please please include it - maybe include the original as a .bak or something

Re: alternative to LED killer - replacement rilphone.dll
 

I tip my hat to you no2chem. I built this into a custom ROM per your instructions and it works perfectly. Vibrate still works, notifications blink as they should, charge light works correctly, but no service LED.

For those of you that have used LED Killer, this gives you a similar solution, but better because no 3rd party program is needed to run in the background. In addition, there are no stray LED flashes or charging LED issues that some have experienced with LED Killer.

I would highly suggest you all use this method over LED Killer as this method is much cleaner. My way was more of a band-aid fix until someone figured it out.

Re: alternative to LED killer - replacement rilphone.dll
 

What about the blinking bluetooth light? I stream music over my car stereo and that thing just blinks away. Could we get a fix for this?

Thanks
JustusIV

Re: alternative to LED killer - replacement rilphone.dll
 

I'd like to second that!!!!!!

Re: alternative to LED killer - replacement rilphone.dll
 

Yes, please! :D