This is EXTREMELY useful information ArnimS! I have long been searching for a way to execute greater control over the power management on my N800. Lack of granular control of power management settings has kept me from using the N800/N770 in several commercial projects. It is one of my longest standing unresolved complaints about the Nokia Internet Tablets. Being able to specify an arbitrary time value is very helpful, although I wish there was a way to disable the timeout entirely. Do you know what range of values can be submitted?

I believe this should allow programs like Kismet to run in a persistent state without need for constant user interaction. There seems to be a seperate bug with Kismet on the OS 2007 release 3 which causes Kismet to stop collecting data after 20 someodd seconds. Can anyone confirm that the above fix works for OS 2007 release 2? If so, I might just downgrade.