I am on Arch Linux and I want to disable this activity indicator light on a WD hard drive. I know there is a software on Windows for doing that, but since I am on Linux, how could I do it? This light is annoying when I am in a dark room.
- Quibblekrust@thelemmy.clubEnglish12 hours
The real answer is to open it up and solder in a wire that shorts out the LED.
- Cethin@lemmy.zipEnglish3 days
I’d recommend an strip of tape or plastic, ideally with adhesive on one side. Ideally a dark color, like black.
- 3 days
If it moves and it’s not supposed to: duct tape. If it doesn’t move and is supposed to: wd40
- 4 days
If they don’t find ya handsome, they should find you handy.
- 4 days
The only real reason I keep electrical tape around is to cover up LEDs.
- 4 days
Probably no one’s thought of this yet, but i’m going to say black electrical tape. If you put it over your eyes it takes care of all your devices at once.
- 3 days
You know those rubber feet things you can get that you put on furniture legs? I love those. Block out the LED lights on the air conditioning in the bedroom, computers, etc.
I think black nail polish can work too, if you know any BTGGs.
- fox2263@lemmy.worldEnglish4 days
Black pen. Black sharpie. Black electrical tape. Black duct tape. Black roofing felt. Black tar. Black hole.
- anomnom@sh.itjust.worksEnglish4 days
Would electro magnetic radiation erase it before spaghettification?
- DigitalDilemma@lemmy.mlEnglish4 days
I have a sheet of dark coloured stickers specifically for this task.
- fox2263@lemmy.worldEnglish4 days
I’ve some black circle stickers that cover screws. Would be ideal for small LEDs too
Why does that sound like the radioactive dragon thingie for that netflix show about league of legends?
- 4 days
Painters tape and a sharpie. Layered.
-Autist with severe light sensitivity
- 4 days
ITT
comments stating to open up the drive and disconnect the LED: 2
comments stating to try and change the firmware: 1
comments stating to use tape or nail polish: jfc so many comments















