Post by vcsys on Aug 19, 2008 1:45:59 GMT 7
I just installed the SSH module on my N3200 (about 30 mins ago) and I was wondering if there was any way to disable the LCD display.
My nas is running 24/7 and the display doesn't need to be active all the time. Gives too much light @night :-)
So I went searching for a way to disable the display and yes, I found something.. (just for now; when you reboot the nas I'm guessing it will turn back on automaticlly).
If someone with scripting experience has more free time then I have he or she can write a module for it.
At this moment I just don't have the time for it.
First you need to install the SSH en ROOTPWD module to give yourself shell access.
When logged in, simply type the following command:
if you want to turn the display back on use the following command:
Users with no LinuX/Shell experience:
Beware before logging into the NAS and executing commands.
You might damage your system!!!!!!!!!
Greetings,
VC Systems
- A Belgian Thecus Reseller -
My nas is running 24/7 and the display doesn't need to be active all the time. Gives too much light @night :-)
So I went searching for a way to disable the display and yes, I found something.. (just for now; when you reboot the nas I'm guessing it will turn back on automaticlly).
If someone with scripting experience has more free time then I have he or she can write a module for it.
At this moment I just don't have the time for it.
First you need to install the SSH en ROOTPWD module to give yourself shell access.
When logged in, simply type the following command:
echo "LCM_DISPLAY 0" > /proc/thecus_io
if you want to turn the display back on use the following command:
echo "LCM_DISPLAY 1" > /proc/thecus_io
Users with no LinuX/Shell experience:
Beware before logging into the NAS and executing commands.
You might damage your system!!!!!!!!!
Greetings,
VC Systems
- A Belgian Thecus Reseller -