Why can the charge led be green but the right not?

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Originally Posted by yoyowhatup22

thats what i figure. aosp tries to send a green LED signal out, and we have no green

Wow...I seriously lost ALL respect for Tmobile and Sammy on this device. Green LED is like the standard android color and they left it out.

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I think one reason why the LED control is so unusual is that it has multiple LEDs for different colors, rather than a single RGB LED. Not saying it's a GOOD reason.

I'll takes look at the GPIO assignments and see if I can grok the kernel interface. Perhaps I can arrange for a kernel with a more typical interface.

Originally Posted by ReActiveDisorder

Wow...I seriously lost ALL respect for Tmobile and Sammy on this device. Green LED is like the standard android color and they left it out.

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yea wouoda def. been nice if they included green.

wait, the device does do green led, when your battery is approaching fully charged, right? or is that something different? how does this come into play? or is the point that you can't select green for any other notifications?

Originally Posted by yogi2010

wait, the device does do green led, when your battery is approaching fully charged, right? or is that something different? how does this come into play? or is the point that you can't select green for any other notifications?

i hadnt thought of that, is there a way to make the messaging app to recognise it as its notification led?

Originally Posted by yoyowhatup22

i hadnt thought of that, is there a way to make the messaging app to recognise it as its notification led?

Handcent can control that led.

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