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2012-11-19
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I've just added activesync and nokiamessaging to the list with no observable negative effect (assuming you do not use those services, that is 
), although I did have to reboot once since removing the AS status bar plugin messed up the system menu until after a reboot.
), although I did have to reboot once since removing the AS status bar plugin messed up the system menu until after a reboot.
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2012-11-19
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ezitext* can go if you don't use the predictive text.
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2012-11-19
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Originally Posted by int_ua
No it does not. I do not have it and I can shut down just fine.
removing osso-systemui-splashscreen causes N900 to reboot instead of shutting down.
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2012-11-19
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Originally Posted by int_ua
It should not happen. That "splashscreen" is what you see when you poweroff the N900 (it also makes a sound, depending on the settings).
removing osso-systemui-splashscreen causes N900 to reboot instead of shutting down.
But generally I would not remove to remove that package, until we understand exactly what it does (it may affect actdead mode as well).
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2012-11-19
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Originally Posted by pichlo
Be careful, removing one of those sync daemons may kill your ability to use nokia suite!
I've just added activesync and nokiamessaging to the list with no observable negative effect (assuming you do not use those services, that is
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2012-11-19
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I volunteer as a guinea pig I have removed osso-systemui-splashscreen and the only effect that I have noticed so far is that my N900 shuts down faster. If reinob's suspicion is right and it does something useful as a side effect then I guess I will find out sooner or later
I have removed osso-systemui-splashscreen and the only effect that I have noticed so far is that my N900 shuts down faster. If reinob's suspicion is right and it does something useful as a side effect then I guess I will find out sooner or later
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2012-11-19
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Originally Posted by pichlo
to check if it does some magic with going to actdead state, you can try this simple test:
I volunteer as a guinea pig
1. set an alarm for next 5 minutes
2. power off your n900 after, let's say, 4 minutes
3. wait and check if the alarm rings
if it doesn't ring then something messed up (maybe after removing osso-systemui-splashscreen).
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2012-11-19
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Originally Posted by pichlo
Nah. I guess I was being too careful. When shutting down (when dbus is stopped in either USER or ACTDEAD mode), the splashscreen-util is run, which basically (as far as I can tell) makes that "dong" sound and waits to be killed.
I volunteer as a guinea pig
The package also includes a module for MCE, which (I guess) makes it run when you poweroff from the MCE menu (the script in /etc/event.replace.d/ only runs the splashscreen-util if not already running, which makes me think that MCE runs it -- normally -- by itself when shutting down.)
I'll remove it from my "normal" N900 (the other two don't have it).
Last edited by reinob; 2012-11-19 at 20:47. Reason: s/thing/think
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2012-11-19
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I am happy to report that misiak's experiment was successful (the alarm fired) and that, despite vi_'s warning my Nokia Suite was still working. (Thanks for the warning BTW, I would not have tried otherwise as I never use it.)
What is not working so well is eggtimer. It triggered but now refuses to shut up, even after booting to console in bootmenu and deleting the eggtimer binary manually. I doubt it is related though. It may never have worked: this is the first time ever I have actually let it trigger.
What is not working so well is eggtimer. It triggered but now refuses to shut up, even after booting to console in bootmenu and deleting the eggtimer binary manually. I doubt it is related though. It may never have worked: this is the first time ever I have actually let it trigger.