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NOOB question: Turn off Raspberry PI 2 status LEDs #184
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Hi ccrisan, It would be so nice if you could implement the option to disable/enable the leds by toggle a switch like the one for the CSI led :) Many thanks for all the effort you already spent on this project - brilliant job!!! |
useless feature first he will add rtsp support and other stuff more usfull |
Adding a web gui control to implement controls to turn down or off the leds for the Pi in http://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/40559/disable-leds-pi-zero?answertab=votes#tab-top |
SSH into your motioneyeos Pi2. Then enter these commands into terminal:
at the bottom of /boot/config.txt add this:
CTRL + X, then Y, then enter, reboot the pi through motioneyeos. No more LEDs. |
@shadowfxd Thx - did c&p your lines into the config.txt. Lights are both still on. I am on 20160705 with PI2. What am I missing? |
make sure none of the lines are indented and that they are all on the very bottom of /boot/config.txt. |
@shadowfxd : Thx a lot. config.txt looks as follows: What am I missing? Mind is blocked. |
this is exactly what my /boot/config.txt looks like on pi2 motioneyeos 20160705:
maybe comment out the .elf lines and see if the led off codes work? |
C&P of your full config.txt worked fine. Somehow I was lost with my german keyboard. Many thanks for yr help. |
no problem! |
I added this to Wiki. https://github.com/ccrisan/motioneyeos/wiki/Turn-Off-LEDs |
I have tried this with my Raspberry Pi 3. But the LED's are still on. Here is my C&P from the config.txt: Disable the ACT LED.dtparam=act_led_trigger=none Disable the PWR LED.dtparam=pwr_led_trigger=none |
@pimuser the RPI3 uses the LEDs through the GPIO (well the power LED actually) there is a way to turn them off using Raspbian that @6by9 has shown on this issue here raspberrypi/linux#1332 |
Also @bortek can you please label the wiki that code is only good for RPI AND RPI2, but not the RPI3 |
Please try updating via rpi-update to the latest 4.9 kernel (usual warnings of course). |
Has anyone managed to turn off PWR led of old RPI model B (BCM2835 Revision 000e)? |
From memory, I don't think PWR LED can be turned off on the original RPi B. |
Hi, I've got MotionEyeOS working and I have turned the Raspberry PI camera red LED off. However, I can't figure out how to turn the onboard status LEDs off, which are making my homemade case glow red, when I would like it to be hidden/descreet. I found the following link but, as a NOOB, couldn't work out what to do:
https://blog.bartbania.com/raspberry_pi/disable-raspberry-pi-status-leds/
Thanks in advance for any help.
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