Inspired by that sad keaglez face I tried one more time. And I succeeded. The flashlight turned on again.
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WARNING, THIS MAY DAMAGE YOUR PHONE. or not... I dont know really. (:Here are the commands I typed into telnet one after another and at some time flashlight just light up.
cat modemppp
cat tty
cat modemppp
cat tty8
cat keypad0
cat kmem
cat light_sensor
dir
cat ttyS2
echo at >> ttyS2
cat ttyS0
cat ttyS1
cat ttyS2
cat ttyS3
cat ttyS3
echo at > ttyS3
ls
cat fmradio
cat ttyUSB0
cat vibrator
cat vibrator a
echo 2 > vibrator
cat urandom
cd /dev
ls
cat modemppp
cat ppp
cat sideband
cat wtm
cat zero
cat video1
cat video0
cd /dev/
ls
cat ezx_ts
cat ezxlog_p
cat full
cat roflash
cd /dev/
ls
cat keylight
echo asd > keylight
cat light_sensor
Some of these commands ar even not proper bash commands, but I did not strip anything out just to make sure I leave the "mighty" command.
Some commands may hang or quit terminal. If that occurs, I restart telnet and carry on from where I left. Other commands may require some input from me. In this case I just put some random keystrokes hit ENTER couple of times and quit by pressing CTRL + C. Then I execute next command.
It is also possible that only one command turns the flashlight on. However it is also possible that some pattern is required of several commands to accomplish the same. We can try to figure that out.
P.S. I use MAXX III.
P.S. Some interesting things happen when I "cat /dev/light_sensor". Maybe this info could be useful for some application.
