From: Bas v. K. <bas...@gm...> - 2005-11-28 00:14:11
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On 11/19/05, Michael Petchkovsky <mk...@in...> wrote: Hi Bas - yeah the screen blanking is a default behaviour and not nice > with LCDs, you can send some control codes to the console to disable. > > Check out 'man console_codes' on your linux machine for a full listing > there's heaps you can do. > > echo -ne "\033[9;0]\033[14;0]" > /dev/tty0 > > switches off both screen blanking and VESA powerdown (havn't actually > confirmed that both come into play but no harm disabling both), fixes > the problem you describe. You can put this in a startup script somewhere. > > echo -ne "\033[13]" > /dev/tty0 will unblank an already blanked screen > echo -ne "\033c" > /dev/tty0 is handy to clear and reset the > screen > > you can set text colours and other cool stuff. > > You can send the text output of any program to the screen this way > > eg ls /bin > /dev/tty0 > echo -e "Hello\nWorld!" > /dev/tty0 > cat > /dev/tty0 > > - Michael > Sorry for the late reaction, but thanks a lot for the tips, they work great= ! Regards, Bas |