Btw, don'just rename the file camera-ui, because there is
a script in /etc/X11/Xsession.post which autostart
the camera-ui on boot. This causes the reboot loop.
I believe there is no way to boot into safe mode(i.e, without loading those processes) with some key combination...am i right?
How about removing user from the video group in /etc/group ?
That will deny access to the camera hardware.
I'm jus gettin used to maemo core, so could you please explain once more if u dont mind?? :-) Also can anyone please confirm whether this works?? coz I dont have immediate access to a computer incase I need a reflash...
@lvlonkey: Its common in colleges over here in India, most universities here ban the use of camera phones....most students still do take phones to class....its just some colleges which really enforces this
@pelago: If someone can make a really good enough script to disable the cameras, also with a convincing popup message, I can convince them that its factory disabled.....most of them are noobs....I'm doin a management course....so most of them arent too good at technology...
I'm not too gud at programming, so anyone who can help me out here??
@pelago: If someone can make a really good enough script to disable the cameras, also with a convincing popup message, I can convince them that its factory disabled.....most of them are noobs....I'm doin a management course....so most of them arent too good at technology...
If that is enough, simply do an application with only a popup "Camera disabled". For management students that should be enough SCNR
