works for MSI B450M MORTAR MAX

[Ka-lua]

All examples work for the board in the title. Finally I can disable the lights ;)

[sukerman]

It doesn't really, it only reacts if you invert the colours, and It pulses if you invert all 3, so here's a fudge :

msi-rgb 0 0 0 -ig -ib # gives red
msi-rgb 0 0 0 -ir -ig # gives blue
msi-rgb 0 0 0 -ir -ig # gives green

Just inverting two values causes it to set max for the other and doesn't then pulse.

[sukerman]

Here's a script to call every minute via cron to change the colours red/green/blue. Make sure you move the msi-rgb binary to /usr/local/bin so cron can find it

#!/usr/bin/php
<?php
$m = date("i") % 3;
if ($m == 0) {
system('/usr/local/bin/msi-rgb 0 0 0 -ig -ib # gives red');
}
if ($m == 1) {
system('/usr/local/bin/msi-rgb 0 0 0 -ir -ig # gives green');
}
if ($m == 2) {
system('/usr/local/bin/msi-rgb 0 0 0 -ir -ib # gives blue');
}

[sukerman]

Even better change the 0 to 11111111 to get it cycling between colours

msi-rgb 0 0 11111111 -ig -ib

[macgherl57]

Is there a way to reduce light intensity? Or to cicle between other colours as well, like cyan, magenta etc.?
Also, what is the logic behind putting 0 0 0 for r,g,b values when using -i switch (meaning, what could I achieve by changing those values to some different than 0?)?
My mainbord is tomahawk B450, but all that has been said in here applies to it as well.
That's why I'd like, if possible, to get answers to my previous questions.
Thanks!

[bpiero]

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