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#797
Originally Posted by frals View Post
It's not actually a conf-file, its a gconf-key ;-)

gconftool-2 --set /apps/fmms/exp --type int 1

should do the trick, and to disable it replace the 1 with a 0


EDIT: NOTE: this feature is REALLY experimental, and it might get you weird routes, occupying all the gprs connections and what not - a reboot should clear it in most cases thou (or a simple ifconfig gprs<N> down) in my experience...
Thanks I'm all into experiencing weird stuff :-P
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