DD-WRT and GPIO

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LoganMcClay
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DD-WRT and GPIO

Hi everybody,

I just flashed my WNR3500L with the latest mini DD-WRT found here and read somewhere that it's possible to disable any LED using GPIO commands.

I want to disable the WiFi LED and I can't figure what is the corresponding GPIO command.

Does anyone know how to do that ? After i know i've to CRON it so it will be disabled after every reboots.

 

Thanks by advance,

 

 

Logan

Aardvark
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gpio enable 0

gpio enable 0

Turns off the WLAN (WiFi) LED on a WRT54G.

LoganMcClay
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Hi Aardvark,

Hi Aardvark,

Thanks for your answer, I already tried "gpio enable X" where X was from 0 to 9, and also "gpio disable X" to make sure it wasn't somehow reverted, and none of that commands turned the WLAN blinking blue led off.
I had some effects on the WPS LED button so I'm sure that commands had been correctly received.
I did a temporary trick, putting something on the foreground to hide the WNR3500L, but I might sooner or later going to unsolder that LED if I can't manage to turn it off.

btw, I upgraded my router to that DD-WRT firmware :
DD-WRT v24-sp2 (02/23/10) mega
(SVN revision 13972)

If someone has another idea, I'll gladly test it :)

Thanks by advance,

Logan