Originally Posted by kkarioja

I have tested this kind of trick:

Switch background connections on:

Code:

/sbin/initctl restart xsession/icd2
sleep 5
gconftool-2 -t bool -s /system/osso/connectivity/network_type/restricted_mode false

And switch off:

Code:

gconftool-2 -t bool -s /system/osso/connectivity/network_type/restricted_mode true
sleep 5
/sbin/initctl restart xsession/icd2

After a little testing, it seems to work otherwise OK, but problem is that doing this way will terminate ongoing data transfer. I guess it might be possible to make phone wait until data transfer is complete, but I have no idea how. It might also be impossible to do this without opensh...

I added those sleeps, because it seemed to cause connection to freeze sometimes, if two other command were executed without waiting for a while. Not really sure if they are needed.

Please note, that reliability of this trick is far from certain! I've only tested it on my N9 for about a week.

Originally Posted by rooster13

I was trying to set a custom command and run:

Code:

/sbin/initctl restart xsession/icd2

But since you need to be root to run that, Profilematic can't do it.

Any ideas?

Originally Posted by kkarioja

At least with opensh it can be done. If someone knows any other way, I'd like to hear about it.

Originally Posted by thedead1440

restarting bme works for me when i get the battery drop thing...so if profilematic takes in commands as root then that could do too

Originally Posted by rooster13

How do you restart the bme? Could you please post the command here?

Originally Posted by thedead1440

as root ofcourse:

Code:

/sbin/stop bme
/sbin/start bme

Originally Posted by ajalkane

ProfileMatic runs as user. So if you need some custom action to run as "root", you'll need to figure out how to invoke the command from script using "devel-su". I seem to remember it's possible, but I don't remember the details.