Restarting wifi driver on NIT’s
After using aircrack-ng suite on my N810 (with original wifi drivers) I can't use wifi. I must restart my tablet. I don't like it ;p
Here is a small shell script which reloads wifi kernel module, and initializes it:
#! /bin/sh rmmod cx3110x insmod /mnt/initfs/lib/modules/2.6.21-omap1/cx3110x.ko chroot /mnt/initfs /usr/bin/wlan-cal
You simply put it in any directory, and add "executable" bit by running chmod +x file
(i suggest not putting it on cards, cause' they are formatted with FAT, but in FAT there aren't bits like "executable" 
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Using LED on N810 Tablets in Python
I think that in Poland we don't have much NIT developers, and... Here we go - first post in English
I was looking for an API in Python for manipulating color (and brightness ofc ) of builtin LED on my N810. I drilled through some sites, and i found that FlipClock (which is written in Python) uses LED in some cases. I downloaded it, and found that you can set color of LED with these two simple functions.
Manipulating LEDs rely on writing to virtual files in /sys/ directory.
import time
# This function changes color of LED
def setLED(r,g,b):
val = "%X:%X:%X" % (r, g, b)
f = open('/sys/devices/platform/i2c_omap.2/i2c-0/0-0032/color', 'w')
f.write(val)
f.close()
# This functions sets LED mode ("run" - default mode. "direct" - in this mode you can change color of LED)
def setLEDMode(mode):
f = open('/sys/devices/platform/i2c_omap.2/i2c-0/0-0032/', 'w')
f.write(mode)
f.close()
# using:
# 1. First we need to set mode to "direct"
setLEDMode('direct')
# 2. Now set color of LED
setLED(255, 255, 255) # no, it won't be really white, blue led is too strong, so it will be like lightblue =)
# Let it sleep for a while
time.sleep(5)
# 3. Set everything to 0, so next time we won't see ugly "blink" of last color.
setLED(0, 0, 0)
# 4. Return to "default mode" (run)
setLEDMode('run')
Let's do some fireworks on your N810! 
I'm really sure, that it should work also on N800 and family (770 have led? )
PS. I have just found out strange thing - when I close keyboard while LED is on it automagicaly turns off I must try it
PS2. And also when i lock keypad... It's not a big deal, when you are just blinking LED, but when you must turn it on for a long time, you can set color and sleep for 0.5sec in loop instead of setting color and waiting Xsec. 
Edit!
Today I found out this post on some forum: http://forum.mobile-review.com/showpost.php?s=936a897dcf4ba22136a9fb1fc0904dd9&p=2120483&postcount=441
So on N900 (Maemo 5) LED is controlled in similar way, expect thing, that path pattern is like this:
/sys/class/led/[some unique/unknown ID]/brightness
I don't have N900, so i can't try it (and i don't know if my mother and GTranslate translated this post correctly )
I think that it should work