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juahan |
2010-05-24
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#11
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How can I run disconnect without terminal window coming up? It's a bit annoying when I choose the icon from the desktop and then terminal window comes up for many seconds before it closes.
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2010-05-24
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I would recommend to try ConnectNow widget. I made two shortcuts on my n900 desktop. One for 3G and one for my home wlan... Connection goes on and off with one simple button
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2010-05-24
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Originally Posted by janih_fi
Sounds great, I'll try that.
I would recommend to try ConnectNow widget. I made two shortcuts on my n900 desktop. One for 3G and one for my home wlan... Connection goes on and off with one simple button
Edit: I have to say that it is an excellent widget and just what I wanted and needed. No need for fooling around with own scripts any more.
Last edited by juahan; 2010-05-24 at 15:25.
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2011-10-17
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When I run
my IAP is shown as
Presumably the actual IAP does not include the preamble and colon, thusly?
Code:
gconftool -R /system/osso/connectivity/IAP
Code:
/system/osso/connectivity/IAP/c1979dcf-834a-4fad-91be-184c9da8a5ec:
Code:
c1979dcf-834a-4fad-91be-184c9da8a5ec
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2011-10-17
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I believe it is meant to be a list of access points and cellular network that your device recognised (probably because it was pre-configured or because you manually configured it).
On mine I can see entries of older entries to wireless broadband network that my device could be configured to access (of course provided that I have the SIM card for that instance) as well as other access points that I have manually set in the past.
Though from that gconf directory I cannot see what it is currently connected but I could see what I have previously connected to (which is in the form of UUID).
I am guessing in your case if you only have one then there could only be one answer
On mine I can see entries of older entries to wireless broadband network that my device could be configured to access (of course provided that I have the SIM card for that instance) as well as other access points that I have manually set in the past.
Though from that gconf directory I cannot see what it is currently connected but I could see what I have previously connected to (which is in the form of UUID).
I am guessing in your case if you only have one then there could only be one answer
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