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2011-01-23 , 08:12
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is there any application to reboot with a single key else than to power off and on again and again ?
i know there is one but it didn't work
 

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2011-01-23 , 08:17
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Search "Reboot button for noobs" or something like that. You can add a reboot button to your power key menu.
 

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2011-01-23 , 08:25
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Quick guide...
1. Install rootsh package if you haven't already.
2. In X Terminal, 'sudo gainroot' without quotes.
3. In your favorite text editor, as root, open /etc/systemui/systemui.xml and edit it.

<!-- Any text--> is commented out, ignored by system.
Each <tag> must have corresponding closing </tag>

Don't delete files or folders, and you will be fine.

4. When you have finished with this file, save it.
5. Not-as-root, in X Terminal: 'killall systemui' without quotes. Or just shut down - turn back on.

Now press power key to see what the menu looks like.

Originally Posted by droitwichgas View Post
Quick method is open Xterminal

1. Install rootsh package if you haven't already.
2. In X Terminal type 'sudo gainroot' without quotes.
3 type "reboot" without quotes

N900 should reboot, I did ask on another thread for an app but no developer seemed interested as playing with systemui files cam be slightly risky
Here, the details of the risks:
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...5&postcount=81
Last edited by Wikiwide; 2011-01-23 at 09:20.
 

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2011-01-23 , 08:47
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Quick method is open Xterminal

1. Install rootsh package if you haven't already.
2. In X Terminal type 'sudo gainroot' without quotes.
3 type "reboot" without quotes

N900 should reboot, I did ask on another thread for an app but no developer seemed interested as playing with systemui files cam be slightly risky
 

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2011-01-23 , 09:03
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Originally Posted by droitwichgas View Post
Quick method is open Xterminal

1. Install rootsh package if you haven't already.
2. In X Terminal type 'sudo gainroot' without quotes.
3 type "reboot" without quotes

N900 should reboot, I did ask on another thread for an app but no developer seemed interested as playing with systemui files cam be slightly risky

wowww , this seems quite easy , let me try !
 

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2011-01-23 , 09:09
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Originally Posted by droitwichgas View Post
Quick method is open Xterminal

1. Install rootsh package if you haven't already.
2. In X Terminal type 'sudo gainroot' without quotes.
3 type "reboot" without quotes

N900 should reboot, I did ask on another thread for an app but no developer seemed interested as playing with systemui files cam be slightly risky
thanks alot buddy !
 

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2011-01-23 , 09:38
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Originally Posted by eefo View Post
thanks alot buddy !
No problem

This may also help as well shortcut to open X term is:-

Shift+Ctrl+X opens X-Terminal
 

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