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Originally Posted by csglinux
Hi folks, I'm trying to do something a little different. I don't really mind the screensavers, but I'm frustrated at how quickly the screensaver activates. Ideally, I'd like to have the device time-out with my current page as the screensaver, but I'd settle for just extending the time before the screensaver kicks in? Anybody know how to do this on the Kindle 4 NT?
I thought I'd just edit /etc/powerd.conf, but no such luck. It isn't there on the Kindle 4 NT!
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Fiddled a bit and found it (at least to increase the time until the screensaver comes up)
ssh as root, then
afterwards
Code:
vi /etc/kdb.src/yoshi/system/daemon/powerd/t1_timeout
the last line indicates the number in seconds before the screensaver comes up
(it's set at 600 - so 10 min)
just change that to a number you prefer, following
Quote:
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/etc/init.d/powerd restart
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and that should do it