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Hey guys I would like to know is it possible to run two commands one after another?

First I want to kill hildon-home and restart hildon-home again.
It's for the moment the device become a bit slow down.

Just write the start command after the kill command on the next line.

EDIT::

Oh there is no second line, so use this:

[first command] && [second command]

I think this would be better written as

command 1 ; command 2

Tried all the above but didn't work.

&& and ; didn't run.

The commands I'm trying to run are:

dsmetool -k /usr/bin/hildon-home
dsmetool -t /usr/bin/hildon-home

Only one command ran and then the second command didn't get to execute.

dsmetool -k /usr/bin/hildon-home && dsmetool -t /usr/bin/hildon-home

dsmetool -k /usr/bin/hildon-home; dsmetool -t /usr/bin/hildon-home

Those worked fine in Terminal but not in Queen Beecon

Oh wait somewhat it is working now lol..
I don't know what happened before but it just won't work. It's magically work after I click it again.

Thanks guys. I knew I got the syntax right but may be I entered it wrong in the Queen Beecon.

I think I used the Advanced to entered the command that's why it won't work before. After removed the previous command and typed the whole things again then it just works.

Now it is saving me 10seconds of my time to keep going back and forth to the Terminal and type the commands.


Update:
Hmm... It stopped working again after the first click!

Is there a way to make the button renew its state once more?

Just make a script and call it from the widget:

echo comm1 > /moo.sh
echo comm2 >> /moo.sh

go to QB and add "sh /moo.sh"

I have several in a folder on my SD so it survives reflash. Temperature needs modprobe, e.g.

sweet I'll make the shell script and echo like you suggest.

it didn't work bud. How did you get yours to work.
I've created two files called:
Kill.sh
dsmetool -k /usr/bin/hildon-home

Revive.sh
dsmetool -t /usr/bin/hildon-home

but go back to QB add command

echo cmd > /media/mmc1/scripts/Kill.sh

But nothing happened.

Anyway this command seems to work better than shell script file.

dsmetool -k /usr/bin/hildon-home; sleep 2; dsmetool -t /usr/bin/hildon-home

This will kill the hildon-home and wait 2seconds before execute the revival of hildon-home. Which gives the command sometimes to kill off the process before starting it.

done this is closed

Maxxi loool
In the command you have to put

sh /patch/to/script.sh

or if it needs root:

echo "sh /patch/to/script.sh" | sudo gainroot

And the script must contain the 2 commands in 2 different lines...
To do this you can use an editor (pygtkeditor) or do this through the terminal with the said commands:

echo comm1 > /patch/to/script.sh

echo comm2 >> /patch/to/script.sh