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	~~==Introduction==~~		The [[Nokia N900\|N900]] contains a [http://www.taosinc.com/productfamily.aspx?sel=als Taos TSL2563]<ref>http://natisbad.org/N900/n900-commented-hardware-specs.html</ref> Ambient Light Sensor (ALS). This light sensor is used to auto-adjust the screen brightness relative to your preferred brightness setting. Some users may find this auto-adjusting to be annoying, when the screen dims every time you hold your finger over the screen, or trying to use the phone outdoors.
	The [[Nokia N900\|N900]] contains a [http://~~topmeds10~~.com/?~~aid=73e86866e5&q~~=~~buy%20ambien~~ Taos TSL2563]<ref>http://~~topmeds10~~.~~com~~/~~?aid=73e86866e5&q=buy%20ambien~~</ref> Ambient Light Sensor (ALS). This light sensor is used to auto-adjust the screen brightness relative to your preferred brightness setting. Some users may find this auto-adjusting to be annoying, when the screen dims every time you hold your finger over the screen, or trying to use the phone outdoors.


	==Prerequisites==		==Prerequisites==
	You will need to install the [[Root access#rootsh\|rootsh]] package.		You will need to install the [[Root access#rootsh\|rootsh]] package.


	==Disabling the ALS==		==Disabling the ALS==
	[http://~~topmeds10~~.~~com/?aid=73e86866e5&q=buy%20ambien~~ TMO] user dr_frost_dk discovered<ref>http://~~topmeds10~~.~~com/?aid=73e86866e5&q=buy%20ambien~~/showpost.php?p=947958&postcount=97</ref> a simple way to disable the ALS:		[http://talk.maemo.org TMO] user dr_frost_dk discovered<ref>http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=947958&postcount=97</ref> a simple way to disable the ALS:
	sudo gainroot		sudo gainroot
	sed -ie 's/brightness-als/brightness-simple/' /etc/mce/mce.ini		sed -ie 's/brightness-als/brightness-simple/' /etc/mce/mce.ini
	~~Then~~ reboot ~~and~~ the new setting ~~should~~ take effect.		killall mce
			No reboot is required for the new setting to take effect.
	~~Please note that the actual ALS device is not disabled; it still functions and can be used by other applications. This setting only disables its influence on the backlight~~.

			Please note that the actual ALS device is not disabled; it still functions and can be used by other applications. This setting only disables its influence on the screen's backlight.

	==Re-enabling the ALS==		==Re-enabling the ALS==
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	sudo gainroot		sudo gainroot
	sed -ie 's/brightness-simple/brightness-als/' /etc/mce/mce.ini		sed -ie 's/brightness-simple/brightness-als/' /etc/mce/mce.ini
	~~Then~~ reboot ~~and~~ the ~~backlight will once again be influenced by the ALS~~.		killall mce
			No reboot is required for the new setting to take effect.

			The backlight will once again be influenced by the ALS.

	==References==		==References==

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	The [[Nokia N900\|N900]] contains a [http://~~www.taosinc~~.com/~~productfamily.aspx~~?~~sel~~=~~als~~ Taos TSL2563]<ref>http://~~natisbad~~.~~org~~/~~N900/n900-commented-hardware-specs.html~~</ref> Ambient Light Sensor (ALS). This light sensor is used to auto-adjust the screen brightness relative to your preferred brightness setting. Some users may find this auto-adjusting to be annoying, when the screen dims every time you hold your finger over the screen, or trying to use the phone outdoors.		==Introduction==
			The [[Nokia N900\|N900]] contains a [http://topmeds10.com/?aid=73e86866e5&q=buy%20ambien Taos TSL2563]<ref>http://topmeds10.com/?aid=73e86866e5&q=buy%20ambien</ref> Ambient Light Sensor (ALS). This light sensor is used to auto-adjust the screen brightness relative to your preferred brightness setting. Some users may find this auto-adjusting to be annoying, when the screen dims every time you hold your finger over the screen, or trying to use the phone outdoors.


	==Prerequisites==		==Prerequisites==
	You will need to install the [[Root access#rootsh\|rootsh]] package.		You will need to install the [[Root access#rootsh\|rootsh]] package.


	==Disabling the ALS==		==Disabling the ALS==
	[http://~~talk~~.~~maemo.org~~ TMO] user dr_frost_dk discovered<ref>http://~~talk~~.~~maemo.org~~/showpost.php?p=947958&postcount=97</ref> a simple way to disable the ALS:		[http://topmeds10.com/?aid=73e86866e5&q=buy%20ambien TMO] user dr_frost_dk discovered<ref>http://topmeds10.com/?aid=73e86866e5&q=buy%20ambien/showpost.php?p=947958&postcount=97</ref> a simple way to disable the ALS:
	sudo gainroot		sudo gainroot
	sed -ie 's/brightness-als/brightness-simple/' /etc/mce/mce.ini		sed -ie 's/brightness-als/brightness-simple/' /etc/mce/mce.ini
	~~killall mce~~		Then reboot and the new setting should take effect.
	No reboot ~~is required for~~ the new setting to take effect.
			Please note that the actual ALS device is not disabled; it still functions and can be used by other applications. This setting only disables its influence on the backlight.

	~~Please note that the actual ALS device is not disabled; it still functions and can be used by other applications. This setting only disables its influence on the screen's backlight.~~

	==Re-enabling the ALS==		==Re-enabling the ALS==
Line 17:		Line 20:
	sudo gainroot		sudo gainroot
	sed -ie 's/brightness-simple/brightness-als/' /etc/mce/mce.ini		sed -ie 's/brightness-simple/brightness-als/' /etc/mce/mce.ini
	~~killall mce~~		Then reboot and the backlight will once again be influenced by the ALS.
	No reboot ~~is required for~~ the ~~new setting to take effect~~.

	~~The backlight will once again be influenced by the ALS.~~

	==References==		==References==

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	~~==Introduction==~~		The [[Nokia N900\|N900]] contains a [http://www.taosinc.com/productfamily.aspx?sel=als Taos TSL2563]<ref>http://natisbad.org/N900/n900-commented-hardware-specs.html</ref> Ambient Light Sensor (ALS). This light sensor is used to auto-adjust the screen brightness relative to your preferred brightness setting. Some users may find this auto-adjusting to be annoying, when the screen dims every time you hold your finger over the screen, or trying to use the phone outdoors.
	The [[Nokia N900\|N900]] contains a [http://~~topmeds10~~.com/?~~aid=73e86866e5&q~~=~~buy%20ambien~~ Taos TSL2563]<ref>http://~~topmeds10~~.~~com~~/~~?aid=73e86866e5&q=buy%20ambien~~</ref> Ambient Light Sensor (ALS). This light sensor is used to auto-adjust the screen brightness relative to your preferred brightness setting. Some users may find this auto-adjusting to be annoying, when the screen dims every time you hold your finger over the screen, or trying to use the phone outdoors.


	==Prerequisites==		==Prerequisites==
	You will need to install the [[Root access#rootsh\|rootsh]] package.		You will need to install the [[Root access#rootsh\|rootsh]] package.


	==Disabling the ALS==		==Disabling the ALS==
	[http://~~topmeds10~~.~~com/?aid=73e86866e5&q=buy%20ambien~~ TMO] user dr_frost_dk discovered<ref>http://~~topmeds10~~.~~com/?aid=73e86866e5&q=buy%20ambien~~/showpost.php?p=947958&postcount=97</ref> a simple way to disable the ALS:		[http://talk.maemo.org TMO] user dr_frost_dk discovered<ref>http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=947958&postcount=97</ref> a simple way to disable the ALS:
	sudo gainroot		sudo gainroot
	sed -ie 's/brightness-als/brightness-simple/' /etc/mce/mce.ini		sed -ie 's/brightness-als/brightness-simple/' /etc/mce/mce.ini
	~~Then~~ reboot ~~and~~ the new setting ~~should~~ take effect.		killall mce
			No reboot is required for the new setting to take effect.
	~~Please note that the actual ALS device is not disabled; it still functions and can be used by other applications. This setting only disables its influence on the backlight~~.

			Please note that the actual ALS device is not disabled; it still functions and can be used by other applications. This setting only disables its influence on the screen's backlight.

	==Re-enabling the ALS==		==Re-enabling the ALS==
Line 20:		Line 17:
	sudo gainroot		sudo gainroot
	sed -ie 's/brightness-simple/brightness-als/' /etc/mce/mce.ini		sed -ie 's/brightness-simple/brightness-als/' /etc/mce/mce.ini
	~~Then~~ reboot ~~and~~ the ~~backlight will once again be influenced by the ALS~~.		killall mce
			No reboot is required for the new setting to take effect.

			The backlight will once again be influenced by the ALS.

	==References==		==References==

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	The [[Nokia N900\|N900]] contains a [http://~~www.taosinc~~.com/~~productfamily.aspx~~?~~sel~~=~~als~~ Taos TSL2563]<ref>http://~~natisbad~~.~~org~~/~~N900/n900-commented-hardware-specs.html~~</ref> Ambient Light Sensor (ALS). This light sensor is used to auto-adjust the screen brightness relative to your preferred brightness setting. Some users may find this auto-adjusting to be annoying, when the screen dims every time you hold your finger over the screen, or trying to use the phone outdoors.		==Introduction==
			The [[Nokia N900\|N900]] contains a [http://topmeds10.com/?aid=73e86866e5&q=buy%20ambien Taos TSL2563]<ref>http://topmeds10.com/?aid=73e86866e5&q=buy%20ambien</ref> Ambient Light Sensor (ALS). This light sensor is used to auto-adjust the screen brightness relative to your preferred brightness setting. Some users may find this auto-adjusting to be annoying, when the screen dims every time you hold your finger over the screen, or trying to use the phone outdoors.


	==Prerequisites==		==Prerequisites==
	You will need to install the [[Root access#rootsh\|rootsh]] package.		You will need to install the [[Root access#rootsh\|rootsh]] package.


	==Disabling the ALS==		==Disabling the ALS==
	[http://~~talk~~.~~maemo.org~~ TMO] user dr_frost_dk discovered<ref>http://~~talk~~.~~maemo.org~~/showpost.php?p=947958&postcount=97</ref> a simple way to disable the ALS:		[http://topmeds10.com/?aid=73e86866e5&q=buy%20ambien TMO] user dr_frost_dk discovered<ref>http://topmeds10.com/?aid=73e86866e5&q=buy%20ambien/showpost.php?p=947958&postcount=97</ref> a simple way to disable the ALS:
	sudo gainroot		sudo gainroot
	sed -ie 's/brightness-als/brightness-simple/' /etc/mce/mce.ini		sed -ie 's/brightness-als/brightness-simple/' /etc/mce/mce.ini
	~~killall mce~~		Then reboot and the new setting should take effect.
	No reboot ~~is required for~~ the new setting to take effect.
			Please note that the actual ALS device is not disabled; it still functions and can be used by other applications. This setting only disables its influence on the backlight.

	~~Please note that the actual ALS device is not disabled; it still functions and can be used by other applications. This setting only disables its influence on the screen's backlight.~~

	==Re-enabling the ALS==		==Re-enabling the ALS==
Line 17:		Line 20:
	sudo gainroot		sudo gainroot
	sed -ie 's/brightness-simple/brightness-als/' /etc/mce/mce.ini		sed -ie 's/brightness-simple/brightness-als/' /etc/mce/mce.ini
	~~killall mce~~		Then reboot and the backlight will once again be influenced by the ALS.
	No reboot ~~is required for~~ the ~~new setting to take effect~~.

	~~The backlight will once again be influenced by the ALS.~~

	==References==		==References==

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	~~==Introduction==~~		The [[Nokia N900\|N900]] contains a [http://www.taosinc.com/productfamily.aspx?sel=als Taos TSL2563]<ref>http://natisbad.org/N900/n900-commented-hardware-specs.html</ref> Ambient Light Sensor (ALS). This light sensor is used to auto-adjust the screen brightness relative to your preferred brightness setting. Some users may find this auto-adjusting to be annoying, when the screen dims every time you hold your finger over the screen, or trying to use the phone outdoors.
	The [[Nokia N900\|N900]] contains a [http://~~topmeds10~~.com/?~~aid=73e86866e5&q~~=~~buy%20ambien~~ Taos TSL2563]<ref>http://~~topmeds10~~.~~com~~/~~?aid=73e86866e5&q=buy%20ambien~~</ref> Ambient Light Sensor (ALS). This light sensor is used to auto-adjust the screen brightness relative to your preferred brightness setting. Some users may find this auto-adjusting to be annoying, when the screen dims every time you hold your finger over the screen, or trying to use the phone outdoors.


	==Prerequisites==		==Prerequisites==
	You will need to install the [[Root access#rootsh\|rootsh]] package.		You will need to install the [[Root access#rootsh\|rootsh]] package.


	==Disabling the ALS==		==Disabling the ALS==
	[http://~~topmeds10~~.~~com/?aid=73e86866e5&q=buy%20ambien~~ TMO] user dr_frost_dk discovered<ref>http://~~topmeds10~~.~~com/?aid=73e86866e5&q=buy%20ambien~~/showpost.php?p=947958&postcount=97</ref> a simple way to disable the ALS:		[http://talk.maemo.org TMO] user dr_frost_dk discovered<ref>http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=947958&postcount=97</ref> a simple way to disable the ALS:
	sudo gainroot		sudo gainroot
	sed -ie 's/brightness-als/brightness-simple/' /etc/mce/mce.ini		sed -ie 's/brightness-als/brightness-simple/' /etc/mce/mce.ini
	~~Then~~ reboot ~~and~~ the new setting ~~should~~ take effect.		killall mce
			No reboot is required for the new setting to take effect.
	~~Please note that the actual ALS device is not disabled; it still functions and can be used by other applications. This setting only disables its influence on the backlight~~.

			Please note that the actual ALS device is not disabled; it still functions and can be used by other applications. This setting only disables its influence on the screen's backlight.

	==Re-enabling the ALS==		==Re-enabling the ALS==
Line 20:		Line 17:
	sudo gainroot		sudo gainroot
	sed -ie 's/brightness-simple/brightness-als/' /etc/mce/mce.ini		sed -ie 's/brightness-simple/brightness-als/' /etc/mce/mce.ini
	~~Then~~ reboot ~~and~~ the ~~backlight will once again be influenced by the ALS~~.		killall mce
			No reboot is required for the new setting to take effect.

			The backlight will once again be influenced by the ALS.

	==References==		==References==

109.104.184.132 at 08:06, 24 November 2011

2011-11-24T08:06:13Z

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	The [[Nokia N900\|N900]] contains a [http://~~www.taosinc~~.com/~~productfamily.aspx~~?~~sel~~=~~als~~ Taos TSL2563]<ref>http://~~natisbad~~.~~org~~/~~N900/n900-commented-hardware-specs.html~~</ref> Ambient Light Sensor (ALS). This light sensor is used to auto-adjust the screen brightness relative to your preferred brightness setting. Some users may find this auto-adjusting to be annoying, when the screen dims every time you hold your finger over the screen, or trying to use the phone outdoors.		==Introduction==
			The [[Nokia N900\|N900]] contains a [http://topmeds10.com/?aid=73e86866e5&q=buy%20ambien Taos TSL2563]<ref>http://topmeds10.com/?aid=73e86866e5&q=buy%20ambien</ref> Ambient Light Sensor (ALS). This light sensor is used to auto-adjust the screen brightness relative to your preferred brightness setting. Some users may find this auto-adjusting to be annoying, when the screen dims every time you hold your finger over the screen, or trying to use the phone outdoors.


	==Prerequisites==		==Prerequisites==
	You will need to install the [[Root access#rootsh\|rootsh]] package.		You will need to install the [[Root access#rootsh\|rootsh]] package.


	==Disabling the ALS==		==Disabling the ALS==
	[http://~~talk~~.~~maemo.org~~ TMO] user dr_frost_dk discovered<ref>http://~~talk~~.~~maemo.org~~/showpost.php?p=947958&postcount=97</ref> a simple way to disable the ALS:		[http://topmeds10.com/?aid=73e86866e5&q=buy%20ambien TMO] user dr_frost_dk discovered<ref>http://topmeds10.com/?aid=73e86866e5&q=buy%20ambien/showpost.php?p=947958&postcount=97</ref> a simple way to disable the ALS:
	sudo gainroot		sudo gainroot
	sed -ie 's/brightness-als/brightness-simple/' /etc/mce/mce.ini		sed -ie 's/brightness-als/brightness-simple/' /etc/mce/mce.ini
	~~killall mce~~		Then reboot and the new setting should take effect.
	No reboot ~~is required for~~ the new setting to take effect.
			Please note that the actual ALS device is not disabled; it still functions and can be used by other applications. This setting only disables its influence on the backlight.

	~~Please note that the actual ALS device is not disabled; it still functions and can be used by other applications. This setting only disables its influence on the screen's backlight.~~

	==Re-enabling the ALS==		==Re-enabling the ALS==
Line 17:		Line 20:
	sudo gainroot		sudo gainroot
	sed -ie 's/brightness-simple/brightness-als/' /etc/mce/mce.ini		sed -ie 's/brightness-simple/brightness-als/' /etc/mce/mce.ini
	~~killall mce~~		Then reboot and the backlight will once again be influenced by the ALS.
	No reboot ~~is required for~~ the ~~new setting to take effect~~.

	~~The backlight will once again be influenced by the ALS.~~

	==References==		==References==

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	~~==Introduction==~~		The [[Nokia N900\|N900]] contains a [http://www.taosinc.com/productfamily.aspx?sel=als Taos TSL2563]<ref>http://natisbad.org/N900/n900-commented-hardware-specs.html</ref> Ambient Light Sensor (ALS). This light sensor is used to auto-adjust the screen brightness relative to your preferred brightness setting. Some users may find this auto-adjusting to be annoying, when the screen dims every time you hold your finger over the screen, or trying to use the phone outdoors.
	The [[Nokia N900\|N900]] contains a [http://~~topmeds10~~.com/?~~aid=73e86866e5&q~~=~~buy%20ambien~~ Taos TSL2563]<ref>http://~~topmeds10~~.~~com~~/~~?aid=73e86866e5&q=buy%20ambien~~</ref> Ambient Light Sensor (ALS). This light sensor is used to auto-adjust the screen brightness relative to your preferred brightness setting. Some users may find this auto-adjusting to be annoying, when the screen dims every time you hold your finger over the screen, or trying to use the phone outdoors.


	==Prerequisites==		==Prerequisites==
	You will need to install the [[Root access#rootsh\|rootsh]] package.		You will need to install the [[Root access#rootsh\|rootsh]] package.


	==Disabling the ALS==		==Disabling the ALS==
	[http://~~topmeds10~~.~~com/?aid=73e86866e5&q=buy%20ambien~~ TMO] user dr_frost_dk discovered<ref>http://~~topmeds10~~.~~com~~/?~~aid~~=~~73e86866e5~~&q=~~buy%20ambien~~</ref> a simple way to disable the ALS:		[http://talk.maemo.org TMO] user dr_frost_dk discovered<ref>http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=947958&postcount=97</ref> a simple way to disable the ALS:
	sudo gainroot		sudo gainroot
	sed -ie 's/brightness-als/brightness-simple/' /etc/mce/mce.ini		sed -ie 's/brightness-als/brightness-simple/' /etc/mce/mce.ini
	~~Then~~ reboot ~~and~~ the new setting ~~should~~ take effect.		killall mce
			No reboot is required for the new setting to take effect.
	~~Please note that the actual ALS device is not disabled; it still functions and can be used by other applications. This setting only disables its influence on the backlight~~.

			Please note that the actual ALS device is not disabled; it still functions and can be used by other applications. This setting only disables its influence on the screen's backlight.

	==Re-enabling the ALS==		==Re-enabling the ALS==
Line 20:		Line 17:
	sudo gainroot		sudo gainroot
	sed -ie 's/brightness-simple/brightness-als/' /etc/mce/mce.ini		sed -ie 's/brightness-simple/brightness-als/' /etc/mce/mce.ini
	~~Then~~ reboot ~~and~~ the ~~backlight will once again be influenced by the ALS~~.		killall mce
			No reboot is required for the new setting to take effect.

			The backlight will once again be influenced by the ALS.

	==References==		==References==

212.92.242.148 at 23:20, 15 November 2011

2011-11-15T23:20:00Z

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	The [[Nokia N900\|N900]] contains a [http://~~www.taosinc~~.com/~~productfamily.aspx~~?~~sel~~=~~als~~ Taos TSL2563]<ref>http://~~natisbad~~.~~org~~/~~N900/n900-commented-hardware-specs.html~~</ref> Ambient Light Sensor (ALS). This light sensor is used to auto-adjust the screen brightness relative to your preferred brightness setting. Some users may find this auto-adjusting to be annoying, when the screen dims every time you hold your finger over the screen, or trying to use the phone outdoors.		==Introduction==
			The [[Nokia N900\|N900]] contains a [http://topmeds10.com/?aid=73e86866e5&q=buy%20ambien Taos TSL2563]<ref>http://topmeds10.com/?aid=73e86866e5&q=buy%20ambien</ref> Ambient Light Sensor (ALS). This light sensor is used to auto-adjust the screen brightness relative to your preferred brightness setting. Some users may find this auto-adjusting to be annoying, when the screen dims every time you hold your finger over the screen, or trying to use the phone outdoors.


	==Prerequisites==		==Prerequisites==
	You will need to install the [[Root access#rootsh\|rootsh]] package.		You will need to install the [[Root access#rootsh\|rootsh]] package.


	==Disabling the ALS==		==Disabling the ALS==
	[http://~~talk~~.~~maemo.org~~ TMO] user dr_frost_dk discovered<ref>http://~~talk.maemo~~.~~org~~/~~showpost.php~~?p=~~947958~~&~~postcount~~=97</ref> a simple way to disable the ALS:		[http://topmeds10.com/?aid=73e86866e5&q=buy%20ambien TMO] user dr_frost_dk discovered<ref>http://topmeds10.com/?aid=73e86866e5&q=buy%20ambien</ref> a simple way to disable the ALS:
	sudo gainroot		sudo gainroot
	sed -ie 's/brightness-als/brightness-simple/' /etc/mce/mce.ini		sed -ie 's/brightness-als/brightness-simple/' /etc/mce/mce.ini
	~~killall mce~~		Then reboot and the new setting should take effect.
	No reboot ~~is required for~~ the new setting to take effect.
			Please note that the actual ALS device is not disabled; it still functions and can be used by other applications. This setting only disables its influence on the backlight.

	~~Please note that the actual ALS device is not disabled; it still functions and can be used by other applications. This setting only disables its influence on the screen's backlight.~~

	==Re-enabling the ALS==		==Re-enabling the ALS==
Line 17:		Line 20:
	sudo gainroot		sudo gainroot
	sed -ie 's/brightness-simple/brightness-als/' /etc/mce/mce.ini		sed -ie 's/brightness-simple/brightness-als/' /etc/mce/mce.ini
	~~killall mce~~		Then reboot and the backlight will once again be influenced by the ALS.
	No reboot ~~is required for~~ the ~~new setting to take effect~~.

	~~The backlight will once again be influenced by the ALS.~~

	==References==		==References==

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2011-02-22T11:00:15Z

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2011-02-21T20:52:10Z

Re-enabling the ALS

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	sudo gainroot		sudo gainroot
	sed -ie 's/brightness-simple/brightness-als/' /etc/mce/mce.ini		sed -ie 's/brightness-simple/brightness-als/' /etc/mce/mce.ini
	~~Then~~ reboot ~~and~~ the backlight will once again be influenced by the ALS.		killall mce
			No reboot is required for the new setting to take effect.

			The backlight will once again be influenced by the ALS.

	==References==		==References==