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To make this change you need developer mode enabled. See: https://together.jolla.com/question/32459/howto-access-command-line-with-root-privileges/

Warning! With Jolla's historical predecessor, Nokia N900, any bad edits to the equivalent of Jolla's 20hybris-led.ini led to a bootloop. Such bootloop can be recovered only with recovery mode.

Configuration file for LED events and colors:

/etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini

1. To disable LED email notifications scroll down to the line containing variable LEDPatternsDisabled in 20hybris-led.ini. This usually is the last line in the file.

2. Add PatternCommunicationEmail to the list of disabled patterns. Use semicolon ; as a separator.

   Example of edited line: LEDPatternsDisabled=PatternDeviceOn;PatternCommunicationEmail

3. Save the chances and reboot.

Notes:

• To disable email notification force feedback effect see this wiki article.

To make this change you need developer mode enabled. See: https://together.jolla.com/question/32459/howto-access-command-line-with-root-privileges/

Warning! With Jolla's historical predecessor, Nokia N900, any bad edits to the equivalent of Jolla's 20hybris-led.ini led to a bootloop. Such bootloop can be recovered only with recovery mode.

Configuration file for LED events and colors:

/etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini

1. To disable LED email notifications scroll down to the line containing variable LEDPatternsDisabled in 20hybris-led.ini. This is usually is the last line in the file.

2. Add PatternCommunicationEmail to the list of disabled patterns. Use semicolon ; as a separator.

   Example of edited line: LEDPatternsDisabled=PatternDeviceOn;PatternCommunicationEmail

3. Save the chances and reboot.

Notes:

• To disable email notification force feedback effect see this wiki article.

To make this change you need developer mode enabled. See: https://together.jolla.com/question/32459/howto-access-command-line-with-root-privileges/

Warning! With Jolla's historical predecessor, Nokia N900, any bad edits to the equivalent of Jolla's 20hybris-led.ini led to a bootloop. Such bootloop can be recovered only with recovery mode.

Configuration file for LED events and colors:

/etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini

1. To disable LED email notifications scroll down to the line containing variable LEDPatternsDisabled in 20hybris-led.ini. This is usually the last line in of the file.

2. Add PatternCommunicationEmail to the list of disabled patterns. Use semicolon ; as a separator.

   Example of edited line: LEDPatternsDisabled=PatternDeviceOn;PatternCommunicationEmail

3. Save the chances and reboot.

Notes:

• To disable email notification force feedback effect see this wiki article.

To make this change you need developer mode enabled. See: https://together.jolla.com/question/32459/howto-access-command-line-with-root-privileges/

Warning! With Jolla's historical predecessor, Nokia N900, any bad edits to the equivalent of Jolla's 20hybris-led.ini led to a bootloop. Such bootloop can be recovered only with recovery mode.

There are two methods of disabling email notification LED: /usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email.ini and /etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini. You only have to make changes to one of these.

#Method 1

Configuration file for handling all email event notifications:

/usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email.ini

Example of email.ini (1.0.7.16 Saapunki) in its original state:

[email => play.mode=short]
sound.filename = im_fg.alert.tone@general => sound.filename
sound.stream.event.id = event-in-call
ffmemless.effect = NGF_SHORT
sound.stream.module-stream-restore.id = x-meego-ringing-volume
mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail

[email]
sound.profile = email.alert.tone => sound.filename
sound.profile.fallback = email.alert.tone@fallback => sound.filename
ffmemless.effect = NGF_LONG
sound.stream.event.id = message-new-email
sound.stream.module-stream-restore.id = x-meego-ringing-volume
sound.stream.media.role = notification
sound.stream.droid.device.additional-route = AUDIO_DEVICE_OUT_SPEAKER
mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail
sound.enabled.profile = email.alert.enabled => sound.enabled

Before editing the file, you should make a backup of it to a directory you can easily find. Do not backup the file in to the same directory as the original.

As devel-su, remove both occasions of this line from the email.ini:

mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail

Save the changes and reboot the phone.

#Method 2

Configuration file containing LED events and colors:

/etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini

1. Backup 20hybris-led.ini to some other directory (for example under /home/nemo/)

2. To disable LED email notifications scroll down to the line containing variable LEDPatternsDisabled in 20hybris-led.ini. This is usually the last line of the file.

3. Add PatternCommunicationEmail to the list of disabled patterns. Use semicolon ; as a separator.

   Example of edited line: LEDPatternsDisabled=PatternDeviceOn;PatternCommunicationEmail

4. Save the chances and reboot.

Notes:

• To disable email notification force feedback effect see this wiki article.

To make this change you need developer mode enabled. See: https://together.jolla.com/question/32459/howto-access-command-line-with-root-privileges/

Warning! With Jolla's historical predecessor, Nokia N900, any bad edits to the equivalent of Jolla's 20hybris-led.ini led to a bootloop. Such bootloop can be recovered only with recovery recovery mode.

There are two methods of disabling email notification LED: /usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email.ini and /etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini. You only have to make changes to one of these.

#Method 1

Configuration file handling all email event notifications:

/usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email.ini

Example of email.ini (1.0.7.16 Saapunki) in its original state:

[email => play.mode=short]
sound.filename = im_fg.alert.tone@general => sound.filename
sound.stream.event.id = event-in-call
ffmemless.effect = NGF_SHORT
sound.stream.module-stream-restore.id = x-meego-ringing-volume
mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail

[email]
sound.profile = email.alert.tone => sound.filename
sound.profile.fallback = email.alert.tone@fallback => sound.filename
ffmemless.effect = NGF_LONG
sound.stream.event.id = message-new-email
sound.stream.module-stream-restore.id = x-meego-ringing-volume
sound.stream.media.role = notification
sound.stream.droid.device.additional-route = AUDIO_DEVICE_OUT_SPEAKER
mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail
sound.enabled.profile = email.alert.enabled => sound.enabled

Before editing the file, you should make a backup of it to a directory you can easily find. Do not backup the file in to the same directory as the original.

As devel-su, remove both occasions of this line from the email.ini:

mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail

Save the changes and reboot the phone.

#Method 2

Configuration file containing LED events and colors:

/etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini

1. Backup 20hybris-led.ini to some other directory (for example under /home/nemo/)

2. To disable LED email notifications scroll down to the line containing variable LEDPatternsDisabled in 20hybris-led.ini. This is usually the last line of the file.

3. Add PatternCommunicationEmail to the list of disabled patterns. Use semicolon ; as a separator.

   Example of edited line: LEDPatternsDisabled=PatternDeviceOn;PatternCommunicationEmail

4. Save the chances and reboot.

Notes:

• To disable email notification force feedback effect see this wiki article.

To make this change you need developer mode enabled. See: https://together.jolla.com/question/32459/howto-access-command-line-with-root-privileges/

Warning! With Jolla's historical predecessor, Nokia N900, any bad edits to the equivalent of Jolla's 20hybris-led.ini led to a bootloop. Such bootloop can be recovered only with recoveryrecovery mode mode..

There are two methods of disabling email notification LED: /usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email.ini and /etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini. You only have to make changes to one of these.

#Method 1

Configuration file handling all email event notifications:

/usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email.ini

Example of email.ini (1.0.7.16 Saapunki) in its original state:

[email => play.mode=short]
sound.filename = im_fg.alert.tone@general => sound.filename
sound.stream.event.id = event-in-call
ffmemless.effect = NGF_SHORT
sound.stream.module-stream-restore.id = x-meego-ringing-volume
mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail

[email]
sound.profile = email.alert.tone => sound.filename
sound.profile.fallback = email.alert.tone@fallback => sound.filename
ffmemless.effect = NGF_LONG
sound.stream.event.id = message-new-email
sound.stream.module-stream-restore.id = x-meego-ringing-volume
sound.stream.media.role = notification
sound.stream.droid.device.additional-route = AUDIO_DEVICE_OUT_SPEAKER
mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail
sound.enabled.profile = email.alert.enabled => sound.enabled

Before editing the file, you should make a backup of it to a directory you can easily find. Do not backup the file in to the same directory as the original.

As devel-su, remove both occasions of this line from the email.ini:

mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail

Save the changes and reboot the phone.

#Method 2

Configuration file containing LED events and colors:

/etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini

1. Backup 20hybris-led.ini to some other directory (for example under /home/nemo/)

2. To disable LED email notifications scroll down to the line containing variable LEDPatternsDisabled in 20hybris-led.ini. This is usually the last line of the file.

3. Add PatternCommunicationEmail to the list of disabled patterns. Use semicolon ; as a separator.

   Example of edited line: LEDPatternsDisabled=PatternDeviceOn;PatternCommunicationEmail

4. Save the chances and reboot.

Notes:

• To disable email notification force feedback effect see this wiki article.

To make this change you need developer mode enabled. See: https://together.jolla.com/question/32459/howto-access-command-line-with-root-privileges/

Warning! With Jolla's historical predecessor, Nokia N900, any bad edits to the equivalent of Jolla's 20hybris-led.ini led to a bootloop. Such bootloop can be recovered only with recovery mode.

There are two methods of disabling email notification LED: /usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email.ini and /etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini. You only have to make changes to edit one of these.

#Method 1

Configuration file handling all email event notifications:

/usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email.ini

Example of email.ini (1.0.7.16 Saapunki) in its original state:

[email => play.mode=short]
sound.filename = im_fg.alert.tone@general => sound.filename
sound.stream.event.id = event-in-call
ffmemless.effect = NGF_SHORT
sound.stream.module-stream-restore.id = x-meego-ringing-volume
mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail

[email]
sound.profile = email.alert.tone => sound.filename
sound.profile.fallback = email.alert.tone@fallback => sound.filename
ffmemless.effect = NGF_LONG
sound.stream.event.id = message-new-email
sound.stream.module-stream-restore.id = x-meego-ringing-volume
sound.stream.media.role = notification
sound.stream.droid.device.additional-route = AUDIO_DEVICE_OUT_SPEAKER
mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail
sound.enabled.profile = email.alert.enabled => sound.enabled

Before editing the file, you should make a backup of it to a directory you can easily find. Do not backup the file in to the same directory as the original.

As devel-su, remove both occasions of this line from the email.ini:

mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail

Save the changes and reboot the phone.

#Method 2

Configuration file containing LED events and colors:

/etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini

1. Backup 20hybris-led.ini to some other directory (for example under /home/nemo/)

2. To disable LED email notifications scroll down to the line containing variable LEDPatternsDisabled in 20hybris-led.ini. This is usually the last line of the file.

3. Add PatternCommunicationEmail to the list of disabled patterns. Use semicolon ; as a separator.

   Example of edited line: LEDPatternsDisabled=PatternDeviceOn;PatternCommunicationEmail

4. Save the chances and reboot.

Notes:

• To disable email notification force feedback effect see this wiki article.

To make this change you need developer mode enabled. See: https://together.jolla.com/question/32459/howto-access-command-line-with-root-privileges/

Warning! With Jolla's historical predecessor, Nokia N900, any bad edits to the equivalent of Jolla's 20hybris-led.ini led to a bootloop. Such bootloop can be recovered only with recovery mode.

There are two methods of disabling email notification LED: /usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email.ini and /etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini. You only have to edit one of these.

#Method ##Method 1

Configuration file handling all email event notifications:

/usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email.ini

Example of email.ini (1.0.7.16 Saapunki) in its original state:

[email => play.mode=short]
sound.filename = im_fg.alert.tone@general => sound.filename
sound.stream.event.id = event-in-call
ffmemless.effect = NGF_SHORT
sound.stream.module-stream-restore.id = x-meego-ringing-volume
mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail

[email]
sound.profile = email.alert.tone => sound.filename
sound.profile.fallback = email.alert.tone@fallback => sound.filename
ffmemless.effect = NGF_LONG
sound.stream.event.id = message-new-email
sound.stream.module-stream-restore.id = x-meego-ringing-volume
sound.stream.media.role = notification
sound.stream.droid.device.additional-route = AUDIO_DEVICE_OUT_SPEAKER
mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail
sound.enabled.profile = email.alert.enabled => sound.enabled

Before editing the file, you should make a backup of it to a directory you can easily find. Do not backup the file in to the same directory as the original.

As devel-su, remove both occasions of this line from the email.ini:

mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail

Save the changes and reboot the phone.

#Method ##Method 2

Configuration file containing LED events and colors:

/etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini

1. Backup 20hybris-led.ini to some other directory (for example under /home/nemo/)

2. To disable LED email notifications scroll down to the line containing variable LEDPatternsDisabled in 20hybris-led.ini. This is usually the last line of the file.

3. Add PatternCommunicationEmail to the list of disabled patterns. Use semicolon ; as a separator.

   Example of edited line: LEDPatternsDisabled=PatternDeviceOn;PatternCommunicationEmail

4. Save the chances and reboot.

Notes:

• To disable email notification force feedback effect see this wiki article.

To make this change you need developer mode enabled. See: https://together.jolla.com/question/32459/howto-access-command-line-with-root-privileges/

Warning! With Jolla's historical predecessor, Nokia N900, any bad edits to the equivalent of Jolla's 20hybris-led.ini led to a bootloop. Such bootloop can be recovered only with recovery mode.

There are two methods of disabling email notification LED: /usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email.ini and /etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini. You only have to edit one of these.

[email => play.mode=short]
sound.filename = im_fg.alert.tone@general => sound.filename
sound.stream.event.id = event-in-call
ffmemless.effect = NGF_SHORT
sound.stream.module-stream-restore.id = x-meego-ringing-volume
mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail

[email]
sound.profile = email.alert.tone => sound.filename
sound.profile.fallback = email.alert.tone@fallback => sound.filename
ffmemless.effect = NGF_LONG
sound.stream.event.id = message-new-email
sound.stream.module-stream-restore.id = x-meego-ringing-volume
sound.stream.media.role = notification
sound.stream.droid.device.additional-route = AUDIO_DEVICE_OUT_SPEAKER
mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail
sound.enabled.profile = email.alert.enabled => sound.enabled

mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail

To make this change you need developer mode enabled. See: https://together.jolla.com/question/32459/howto-access-command-line-with-root-privileges/

Warning! With Jolla's historical predecessor, Nokia N900, any bad edits to the equivalent of Jolla's 20hybris-led.ini led to a bootloop. Such bootloop can be recovered only with recovery mode.

There are two methods of disabling email notification LED: /usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email.ini and /etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini. You only have to edit one of these.

Method 1

Configuration file handling all email event notifications:

/usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email.ini

Example of email.ini (1.0.7.16 Saapunki) in its original state:

[email => play.mode=short]
sound.filename = im_fg.alert.tone@general => sound.filename
sound.stream.event.id = event-in-call
ffmemless.effect = NGF_SHORT
sound.stream.module-stream-restore.id = x-meego-ringing-volume
mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail

[email]
sound.profile = email.alert.tone => sound.filename
sound.profile.fallback = email.alert.tone@fallback => sound.filename
ffmemless.effect = NGF_LONG
sound.stream.event.id = message-new-email
sound.stream.module-stream-restore.id = x-meego-ringing-volume
sound.stream.media.role = notification
sound.stream.droid.device.additional-route = AUDIO_DEVICE_OUT_SPEAKER
mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail
sound.enabled.profile = email.alert.enabled => sound.enabled

Before editing the file, you should make a backup of it to a directory you can easily find. Do not backup the file in to the same directory as the original.

As devel-su, remove both occasions of this line from the email.ini:

mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail

Save the changes and reboot the phone.

Method 2

Configuration file containing LED events and colors:

/etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini

1. Backup 20hybris-led.ini to some other directory (for example under /home/nemo/)

2. To disable LED email notifications scroll down to the line containing variable LEDPatternsDisabled in 20hybris-led.ini. This is usually the last line of the file.

3. Add PatternCommunicationEmail to the list of disabled patterns. Use semicolon ; as a separator.

   Example of edited line: LEDPatternsDisabled=PatternDeviceOn;PatternCommunicationEmail

4. Save the chances and reboot.

Notes:

• To disable email notification force feedback effect see this wiki article.
• To edit LED colors see this wiki article.

To make this change you need developer mode enabled. See: https://together.jolla.com/question/32459/howto-access-command-line-with-root-privileges/

Warning! With Jolla's historical predecessor, Nokia N900, any bad edits to the equivalent of Jolla's 20hybris-led.ini led to a bootloop. Such bootloop can be recovered only with recovery mode.

There are two methods of disabling email notification LED: /usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email.ini and /etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini. You only have to edit one of these.

Method 1

Configuration file handling all email event notifications:

/usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email.ini

Example of email.ini (1.0.7.16 Saapunki) in its original state:

[email => play.mode=short]
sound.filename = im_fg.alert.tone@general => sound.filename
sound.stream.event.id = event-in-call
ffmemless.effect = NGF_SHORT
sound.stream.module-stream-restore.id = x-meego-ringing-volume
mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail

[email]
sound.profile = email.alert.tone => sound.filename
sound.profile.fallback = email.alert.tone@fallback => sound.filename
ffmemless.effect = NGF_LONG
sound.stream.event.id = message-new-email
sound.stream.module-stream-restore.id = x-meego-ringing-volume
sound.stream.media.role = notification
sound.stream.droid.device.additional-route = AUDIO_DEVICE_OUT_SPEAKER
mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail
sound.enabled.profile = email.alert.enabled => sound.enabled

Before editing the file, you should make a backup of it to a directory you can easily find. Do not backup the file in to the same directory as the original.

As devel-su, remove both occasions of this line from the email.ini:

mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail

Save the changes and reboot the phone.

Method 2

Configuration file containing LED events and colors:

/etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini

1. Backup 20hybris-led.ini to some other directory (for example under /home/nemo/)

2. To disable LED email notifications scroll down to the line containing variable LEDPatternsDisabled in 20hybris-led.ini. This is usually the last line of the file.

3. Add PatternCommunicationEmail to the list of disabled patterns. Use semicolon ; as a separator.

   Example of edited line: LEDPatternsDisabled=PatternDeviceOn;PatternCommunicationEmail

4. Save the chances and reboot.

Notes:

• To disable email notification force feedback effect see this wiki article.
• To edit LED colors see this wiki article.

To make this change you need developer mode enabled. See: https://together.jolla.com/question/32459/howto-access-command-line-with-root-privileges/

Warning! With Jolla's historical predecessor, Nokia N900, any bad edits to the equivalent of Jolla's 20hybris-led.ini led to a bootloop. Such bootloop can be recovered only with recovery mode.

There are two methods of disabling email notification LED: /usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email.ini and /etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini. You only have to edit one of these.

Method 1

Configuration file handling all email event notifications:

/usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email.ini

Example of email.ini (1.0.7.16 Saapunki) in its original state:

[email => play.mode=short]
sound.filename = im_fg.alert.tone@general => sound.filename
sound.stream.event.id = event-in-call
ffmemless.effect = NGF_SHORT
sound.stream.module-stream-restore.id = x-meego-ringing-volume
mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail

[email]
sound.profile = email.alert.tone => sound.filename
sound.profile.fallback = email.alert.tone@fallback => sound.filename
ffmemless.effect = NGF_LONG
sound.stream.event.id = message-new-email
sound.stream.module-stream-restore.id = x-meego-ringing-volume
sound.stream.media.role = notification
sound.stream.droid.device.additional-route = AUDIO_DEVICE_OUT_SPEAKER
mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail
sound.enabled.profile = email.alert.enabled => sound.enabled

Before editing the file, you should make a backup of it to a directory you can easily find. Do not backup the file in to the same directory as the original.

As devel-su, remove both occasions of this line from the email.ini:

mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail

Save the changes and reboot the phone.

Method 2

Configuration file containing LED events and colors:

/etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini

1. Backup 20hybris-led.ini to some other directory (for example under /home/nemo/)

2. To disable LED email notifications scroll down to the line containing variable LEDPatternsDisabled in 20hybris-led.ini. This is usually the last line of the file.

3. Add PatternCommunicationEmail to the list of disabled patterns. Use semicolon ; as a separator.

   Example of edited line: LEDPatternsDisabled=PatternDeviceOn;PatternCommunicationEmail

4. Save the chances and reboot.

Notes:

• To disable email notification force feedback effect see this wiki article.
• To edit LED colors see this wiki article.

To make this change you need developer mode enabled. See: https://together.jolla.com/question/32459/howto-access-command-line-with-root-privileges/

Warning! With Jolla's historical predecessor, Nokia N900, any bad edits to the equivalent of Jolla's 20hybris-led.ini led to a bootloop. Such bootloop can be recovered only with recovery mode.

There are two methods of disabling email notification LED: /usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email.ini and /etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini. You only have to edit one of these.

Method 1

Configuration file handling all email event notifications:

/usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email.ini

Example of email.ini (1.0.7.16 Saapunki) in its original state:

[email => play.mode=short]
sound.filename = im_fg.alert.tone@general => sound.filename
sound.stream.event.id = event-in-call
ffmemless.effect = NGF_SHORT
sound.stream.module-stream-restore.id = x-meego-ringing-volume
mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail

[email]
sound.profile = email.alert.tone => sound.filename
sound.profile.fallback = email.alert.tone@fallback => sound.filename
ffmemless.effect = NGF_LONG
sound.stream.event.id = message-new-email
sound.stream.module-stream-restore.id = x-meego-ringing-volume
sound.stream.media.role = notification
sound.stream.droid.device.additional-route = AUDIO_DEVICE_OUT_SPEAKER
mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail
sound.enabled.profile = email.alert.enabled => sound.enabled

Before editing the file, you should make a backup of it to a directory you can easily find. Do not backup the file in to the same directory as the original.

As devel-su, remove both occasions of this line from the email.ini:

mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail

Save the changes and reboot the phone.

Method 2

Configuration file containing LED events and colors:

/etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini

1. Backup 20hybris-led.ini to some other directory (for example under /home/nemo/)

2. To disable LED email notifications scroll down to the line containing variable LEDPatternsDisabled in 20hybris-led.ini. This is usually the last line of the file.

3. Add PatternCommunicationEmail to the list of disabled patterns. Use semicolon ; as a separator.

   Example of edited line: LEDPatternsDisabled=PatternDeviceOn;PatternCommunicationEmail

4. Save the chances and reboot.

Notes:

• To disable email notification force feedback effect see this wiki article.
• To edit LED colors see this wiki article.

To make this change you need developer mode enabled. See: https://together.jolla.com/question/32459/howto-access-command-line-with-root-privileges/

Warning! With Jolla's historical predecessor, Nokia N900, any bad edits to the equivalent of Jolla's 20hybris-led.ini led to a bootloop. Such bootloop can be recovered only with recovery mode.

There are two methods of disabling email notification LED: /usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email.ini and /etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini. You only have to edit one of these.

Method 1

Configuration file handling all email event notifications:

/usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email.ini

Example of email.ini (1.0.7.16 Saapunki) in its original state:

[email => play.mode=short]
sound.filename = im_fg.alert.tone@general => sound.filename
sound.stream.event.id = event-in-call
ffmemless.effect = NGF_SHORT
sound.stream.module-stream-restore.id = x-meego-ringing-volume
mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail

[email]
sound.profile = email.alert.tone => sound.filename
sound.profile.fallback = email.alert.tone@fallback => sound.filename
ffmemless.effect = NGF_LONG
sound.stream.event.id = message-new-email
sound.stream.module-stream-restore.id = x-meego-ringing-volume
sound.stream.media.role = notification
sound.stream.droid.device.additional-route = AUDIO_DEVICE_OUT_SPEAKER
mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail
sound.enabled.profile = email.alert.enabled => sound.enabled

Before editing the file, you should make a backup of it to a directory you can easily find. Do not backup the file in to the same directory as the original.

As devel-su, remove both occasions of this line from the email.ini:

mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail

Save the changes and reboot the phone.

Method 2

Configuration file containing LED events and colors:

/etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini

1. Backup 20hybris-led.ini to some other directory (for example under /home/nemo/)

2. To disable LED email notifications scroll down to the line containing variable LEDPatternsDisabled in 20hybris-led.ini. This is usually the last line of the file.

3. Add PatternCommunicationEmail to the list of disabled patterns. Use semicolon ; as a separator.

   Example of edited line: LEDPatternsDisabled=PatternDeviceOn;PatternCommunicationEmail

4. Save the chances and reboot.

Notes:

• To disable email notification force feedback effect see this wiki article.
• To edit LED colors see this wiki article.

To make this change you need developer mode enabled. See: https://together.jolla.com/question/32459/howto-access-command-line-with-root-privileges/

Warning! With Jolla's historical predecessor, Nokia N900, any bad edits to the equivalent of Jolla's 20hybris-led.ini led to a bootloop. Such bootloop can be recovered only with recovery mode.

There are two methods of disabling email notification LED: /usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email.ini/usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email_exists.ini and /etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini. You only have to edit one of these.

Method 1

Configuration file handling all email event LED notifications:

/usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email.ini

Example of email.ini (1.0.7.16 Saapunki) in its original state:

[email => play.mode=short]
sound.filename = im_fg.alert.tone@general => sound.filename
sound.stream.event.id = event-in-call
ffmemless.effect = NGF_SHORT
sound.stream.module-stream-restore.id = x-meego-ringing-volume
mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail

[email]
sound.profile = email.alert.tone => sound.filename
sound.profile.fallback = email.alert.tone@fallback => sound.filename
ffmemless.effect = NGF_LONG
sound.stream.event.id = message-new-email
sound.stream.module-stream-restore.id = x-meego-ringing-volume
sound.stream.media.role = notification
sound.stream.droid.device.additional-route = AUDIO_DEVICE_OUT_SPEAKER
mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail
sound.enabled.profile = email.alert.enabled => sound.enabled

Before editing the file, you should make a backup of it to a directory you can easily find. Do not backup the outside of system file in to the same directory as the original.structure so that the copy won't be triggered automatically (/home/nemo is ok).

As devel-su, remove both occasions of this line from the email.iniemail_exists.ini:

mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail

Save the changes and reboot the phone.

Method 2

Configuration file containing LED events and colors:

/etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini

1. Backup 20hybris-led.ini to some other directory (for example under /home/nemo/)

2. To disable LED email notifications scroll down to the line containing variable LEDPatternsDisabled in 20hybris-led.ini. This is usually the last line of the file.

3. Add PatternCommunicationEmail to the list of disabled patterns. Use semicolon ; as a separator.

   Example of edited line: LEDPatternsDisabled=PatternDeviceOn;PatternCommunicationEmail

4. Save the chances and reboot.

Notes:

• To disable email notification force feedback effect see this wiki article.
• To edit LED colors see this wiki article.

To make this change you need developer mode enabled. See: https://together.jolla.com/question/32459/howto-access-command-line-with-root-privileges/

Warning! With Jolla's historical predecessor, Nokia N900, any bad edits to the equivalent of Jolla's 20hybris-led.ini led to a bootloop. Such bootloop can be recovered only with recovery mode.

There are two methods of disabling email notification LED: /usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email_exists.ini and /etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini. You only have to edit one of these.

Method 1

Configuration file handling all email LED notifications:

/usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email_exists.ini

Before editing the file, you should make a backup of it to a directory outside of system file structure so that the copy won't be triggered automatically (/home/nemo (/home/nemo/ is ok).

As devel-su, remove this line from the email_exists.ini:

mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail

Save the changes and reboot the phone.

Method 2

Configuration file containing LED events and colors:

/etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini

1. Backup 20hybris-led.ini to some other directory (for example under /home/nemo/)

2. To disable LED email notifications scroll down to the line containing variable LEDPatternsDisabled in 20hybris-led.ini. This is usually the last line of the file.

3. Add PatternCommunicationEmail to the list of disabled patterns. Use semicolon ; as a separator.

   Example of edited line: LEDPatternsDisabled=PatternDeviceOn;PatternCommunicationEmail

4. Save the chances and reboot.

Notes:

• To disable email notification force feedback effect see this wiki article.
• To edit LED colors see this wiki article.

To make this change you need developer mode enabled. See: https://together.jolla.com/question/32459/howto-access-command-line-with-root-privileges/

Warning! With Jolla's historical predecessor, Nokia N900, any bad edits to the equivalent of Jolla's 20hybris-led.ini led to a bootloop. Such bootloop can be recovered only with recovery mode.

There are two methods of disabling email notification LED: /usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email_exists.ini and /etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini. You only have to edit one of these.

Method 1

Configuration file handling email LED notifications:

/usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email_exists.ini

Before editing the file, you should make a backup of it to a directory outside of system file structure so that the copy won't be triggered automatically (/home/nemo/ is ok).

As devel-su, remove this line from the email_exists.ini:

mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail

Save the changes and reboot the phone.

Method 2

Configuration file containing LED events and colors:

/etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini

1. Backup 20hybris-led.ini to some other directory (for example under /home/nemo/)

2. To disable LED email notifications scroll down to the line containing variable LEDPatternsDisabled in 20hybris-led.ini. This is usually the last line of the file.

3. Add PatternCommunicationEmail to the list of disabled patterns. Use semicolon ; as a separator.

   Example of edited line: LEDPatternsDisabled=PatternDeviceOn;PatternCommunicationEmail

4. Save the chances and reboot.

mcetool --disable-led-pattern=PatternCommunicationEmail

    dbus-send --system --print-reply --type=method_call --dest=com.nokia.mce /com/nokia/mce/request com.nokia.mce.request.set_config string:/system/osso/dsm/leds/PatternCommunicationEmail variant:boolean:false

Notes:

• To disable email notification force feedback effect see this wiki article.
• To edit LED colors see this wiki article.

To make this change Method 1 is simplest and safest, and it does not require devel-su privileges.

For methods 2 and 3 you need developer mode enabled. See: https://together.jolla.com/question/32459/howto-access-command-line-with-root-privileges/

mcetool --disable-led-pattern=PatternCommunicationEmail

    dbus-send --system --print-reply --type=method_call --dest=com.nokia.mce /com/nokia/mce/request com.nokia.mce.request.set_config string:/system/osso/dsm/leds/PatternCommunicationEmail variant:boolean:false

mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail

Warning! With Jolla's historical predecessor, Nokia N900, any bad edits to the equivalent of Jolla's 20hybris-led.ini led to a bootloop. Such bootloop can be recovered only with recovery mode.

There are two methods of disabling email notification LED: /usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email_exists.ini and /etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini. You only have to edit one of these.

Method 1

Configuration file handling email LED notifications:

/usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email_exists.ini

Before editing the file, you should make a backup of it to a directory outside of system file structure so that the copy won't be triggered automatically (/home/nemo/ is ok).

As devel-su, remove this line from the email_exists.ini:

mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail

Save the changes and reboot the phone.

Method 2

Configuration file containing LED events and colors:

/etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini

1. Backup 20hybris-led.ini to some other directory (for example under /home/nemo/)

2. To disable LED email notifications scroll down to the line containing variable LEDPatternsDisabled in 20hybris-led.ini. This is usually the last line of the file.

3. Add PatternCommunicationEmail to the list of disabled patterns. Use semicolon ; as a separator.

   Example of edited line: LEDPatternsDisabled=PatternDeviceOn;PatternCommunicationEmail

4. Save the chances and reboot.

mcetool --disable-led-pattern=PatternCommunicationEmail

    dbus-send --system --print-reply --type=method_call --dest=com.nokia.mce /com/nokia/mce/request com.nokia.mce.request.set_config string:/system/osso/dsm/leds/PatternCommunicationEmail variant:boolean:false

Notes:

• To disable email notification force feedback effect see this wiki article.
• To edit LED colors see this wiki article.

Method 1 is simplest and safest, and it does not require devel-su privileges.

pkcon refresh
pkcon install mce-tools

For methods 2 and 3 you need developer mode enabled. See: https://together.jolla.com/question/32459/howto-access-command-line-with-root-privileges/

Method 1

SailfishOS >= 1.1.7:

mcetool --disable-led-pattern=PatternCommunicationEmail

Older OS versions:

    dbus-send --system --print-reply --type=method_call --dest=com.nokia.mce /com/nokia/mce/request com.nokia.mce.request.set_config string:/system/osso/dsm/leds/PatternCommunicationEmail variant:boolean:false

Method 2

Configuration file handling email LED notifications:

/usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email_exists.ini

Before editing the file, you should make a backup of it to a directory outside of system file structure so that the copy won't be triggered automatically (/home/nemo/ is ok).

As devel-su, remove this line from the email_exists.ini:

mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail

Save the changes and reboot the phone.

Method 3

Warning! With Jolla's historical predecessor, Nokia N900, any bad edits to the equivalent of Jolla's 20hybris-led.ini led to a bootloop. Such bootloop can be recovered only with recovery mode.

Configuration file containing LED events and colors:

/etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini

1. Backup 20hybris-led.ini to some other directory (for example under /home/nemo/)

2. To disable LED email notifications scroll down to the line containing variable LEDPatternsDisabled in 20hybris-led.ini. This is usually the last line of the file.

3. Add PatternCommunicationEmail to the list of disabled patterns. Use semicolon ; as a separator.

   Example of edited line: LEDPatternsDisabled=PatternDeviceOn;PatternCommunicationEmail

4. Save the chances and reboot.

Notes:

• To disable email notification force feedback effect see this wiki article.
• To edit LED colors see this wiki article.

Method 1 is simplest and safest, and it does not require devel-su privileges. privileges.

To install mcetool in terminal window run:

pkcon refresh
pkcon install mce-tools

For methods 2 and 3 you need developer mode enabled. See: https://together.jolla.com/question/32459/howto-access-command-line-with-root-privileges/

Method 1

SailfishOS >= 1.1.7:

mcetool --disable-led-pattern=PatternCommunicationEmail

Older OS versions:

    dbus-send --system --print-reply --type=method_call --dest=com.nokia.mce /com/nokia/mce/request com.nokia.mce.request.set_config string:/system/osso/dsm/leds/PatternCommunicationEmail variant:boolean:false

Method 2

Configuration file handling email LED notifications:

/usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email_exists.ini

Before editing the file, you should make a backup of it to a directory outside of system file structure so that the copy won't be triggered automatically (/home/nemo/ is ok).

As devel-su, remove this line from the email_exists.ini:

mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail

Save the changes and reboot the phone.

Method 3

Warning! With Jolla's historical predecessor, Nokia N900, any bad edits to the equivalent of Jolla's 20hybris-led.ini led to a bootloop. Such bootloop can be recovered only with recovery mode.

Configuration file containing LED events and colors:

/etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini

1. Backup 20hybris-led.ini to some other directory (for example under /home/nemo/)

2. To disable LED email notifications scroll down to the line containing variable LEDPatternsDisabled in 20hybris-led.ini. This is usually the last line of the file.

3. Add PatternCommunicationEmail to the list of disabled patterns. Use semicolon ; as a separator.

   Example of edited line: LEDPatternsDisabled=PatternDeviceOn;PatternCommunicationEmail

4. Save the chances and reboot.

Notes:

• To disable email notification force feedback effect see this wiki article.
• To edit LED colors see this wiki article.

Method 1 is simplest and safest, and it does not require devel-su privileges.

To install mcetool in terminal window run:

pkcon refresh
pkcon install mce-tools

For methods 2 and 3 you need developer mode enabled. See: https://together.jolla.com/question/32459/howto-access-command-line-with-root-privileges/

Method 1

SailfishOS >= 1.1.7:

mcetool --disable-led-pattern=PatternCommunicationEmail

Older OS versions:

    dbus-send --system --print-reply --type=method_call --dest=com.nokia.mce /com/nokia/mce/request com.nokia.mce.request.set_config string:/system/osso/dsm/leds/PatternCommunicationEmail variant:boolean:false

Method 2

Configuration file handling email LED notifications:

/usr/share/ngfd/events.d/email_exists.ini

Before editing the file, you should make a backup of it to a directory outside of system file structure so that the copy won't be triggered automatically (/home/nemo/ is ok).

As devel-su, remove this line from the email_exists.ini:

mce.led_pattern = PatternCommunicationEmail

Save the changes and reboot the phone.

Method 3

Warning! With Jolla's historical predecessor, Nokia N900, any bad edits to the equivalent of Jolla's 20hybris-led.ini led to a bootloop. Such bootloop can be recovered only with recovery mode.

Configuration file containing LED events and colors:

/etc/mce/20hybris-led.ini

1. Backup 20hybris-led.ini to some other directory (for example under /home/nemo/)

2. To disable LED email notifications scroll down to the line containing variable LEDPatternsDisabled in 20hybris-led.ini. This is usually the last line of the file.

3. Add PatternCommunicationEmail to the list of disabled patterns. Use semicolon ; as a separator.

   Example of edited line: LEDPatternsDisabled=PatternDeviceOn;PatternCommunicationEmail

4. Save the chances and reboot.

Notes:

• To disable email notification force feedback effect see this wiki article.
• To edit LED colors see this wiki article.