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2009-12-29
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#21
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Some breakthrough... I managed to find the process and kill it, but how do I set the time to kill the process??
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2009-12-29
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#22
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The sleep command should work for that.. i've seen others use the sleep successfully.
sleep 3600 ; kill <id>
sleep 3600 ; kill <id>
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2009-12-29
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#23
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Originally Posted by fatalsaint
Thanx Buddy, it worked!!
The sleep command should work for that.. i've seen others use the sleep successfully.
sleep 3600 ; kill <id>
just one more thing, is there a way to "kill" the system and force it to shutdown? Which process should I look for?
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2009-12-29
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#24
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I thought that's what you had found. I don't know the answer to that. Typically, killing processes isn't the best way to shutdown a device.
It really surprises me that none of these commands work to shutdown the system:
shutdown, init 0, reboot
It really surprises me that none of these commands work to shutdown the system:
shutdown, init 0, reboot
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2009-12-29
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#25
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shutdown
~ $ shutdown
~sh: shutdown: command not found
the same for bash
init: command not found
sleep 5
works fine
as most of shell commands comes with a box
mayby a box for Maemo 5
comes with different set of shell commands.
~ $ shutdown
~sh: shutdown: command not found
the same for bash
init: command not found
sleep 5
works fine
as most of shell commands comes with a box
mayby a box for Maemo 5
comes with different set of shell commands.
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2009-12-29
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#26
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Originally Posted by Darius2006
Thanx again Dariius, can you identify for me the processes for the internet browser and the internet radio player?
shutdown
~ $ shutdown
~sh: shutdown: command not found
the same for bash
init: command not found
sleep 5
works fine
as most of shell commands comes with a box
mayby a box for Maemo 5
comes with different set of shell commands.
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2009-12-29
, 22:19
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#27
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in my case search for
/usr/bin/browser
process with lowest PID
running
ps -a
started internet radio applet
and a number of processes
/usr/bin/osso-media-server
appeared
Try to run ps -a
with web browser off and on
to see a difference.
The same for internet radio player.
You can save ps -a listing to a file
ps -a > yourfilename.txt
than open it in editor or file viewer.
But please run CLI commands, as below
and send screenshots
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In my case (Nokia 770)
I have installed bash shell 3.2
I can run bash from CLI
~ $ bash
bash-3.2$
bash-3.2$ shutdown 1 -h
( no need for sudo gainroot)
rebooted after 1 min (the above)
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$ sudo gainroot
/home/user # shutdown 1 -h
shutdown 1
shut down and reboot after 1 min
shutdown 1 -hP
shut down and powered off
/usr/bin/browser
process with lowest PID
running
ps -a
started internet radio applet
and a number of processes
/usr/bin/osso-media-server
appeared
Try to run ps -a
with web browser off and on
to see a difference.
The same for internet radio player.
You can save ps -a listing to a file
ps -a > yourfilename.txt
than open it in editor or file viewer.
But please run CLI commands, as below
and send screenshots
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In my case (Nokia 770)
I have installed bash shell 3.2
I can run bash from CLI
~ $ bash
bash-3.2$
bash-3.2$ shutdown 1 -h
( no need for sudo gainroot)
rebooted after 1 min (the above)
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$ sudo gainroot
/home/user # shutdown 1 -h
shutdown 1
shut down and reboot after 1 min
shutdown 1 -hP
shut down and powered off
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2010-01-01
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#28
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Originally Posted by rmarcus
It is. This works only in Maemo 2 and 3.
Thank you Darius, so much, I tried all those commands, but still nothing here, do you think it could be something related to compatibility to Maemo 5?
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Two Nokia 770's AND LOVIN' IT!
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2010-01-01
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#29
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Thanks.
So it looks like list of shell commands supported by Maemo 5 BusyBox
is limited.
You can list all of the them from CLI.
BusyBox v1.4.1 (2007-03-12) Built-in shell (ash)
comes with 2007He OS
Please run help from CLI to list shell commands.
So it looks like list of shell commands supported by Maemo 5 BusyBox
is limited.
You can list all of the them from CLI.
BusyBox v1.4.1 (2007-03-12) Built-in shell (ash)
comes with 2007He OS
Please run help from CLI to list shell commands.
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2010-01-01
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@ São Paulo - Brasil
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#30
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thanx to all of you and my persistency I managed to find out the right command. First install the gainroot access, only then in the xterm you type "sudo gainroot" to gain root access then you type "sleep 60 ; poweroff", 60 being in seconds.
It will as suggested, shut down the whole system.
It will as suggested, shut down the whole system.