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2010-12-26
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#72
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Originally Posted by Joseph9560
The power menu method is convenient, fast and intuitive.
i am not sure if anybody mentioned it here but if anyone don't want to follow this method then
sudo gainroot
reboot
is all you need to do provided you got rootsh installed. will try this tutorial some time later but using filebox with root access will allow us to do the things in easier way.
The usual reason for reboot the phone is because it has slowed down. Opening xterm and typing in commands will take ages.
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qgvdial: Google Voice client. All downloads
qgvtp: Phone integration for the n900 that dials out and sends texts using qgvdial.
mosquitto: message broker that implements the MQ Telemetry Transport protocol version 3.
qgvnotify: Google voice and contacts notifier for diablo and maemo.
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2010-12-27
, 06:26
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#73
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Thanks for this, but you made the instructions seem much harder than it is.
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2010-12-27
, 06:37
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@ Malaysia
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#74
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realised that sometimes when clicking on reboot, it doesn't reboot... not often but occasionally doesn't reboot automatically... just shuts down...
bug?
bug?
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2010-12-28
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@ Izmir - TURKEY
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#75
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Originally Posted by Dark_Angel85
same situation here, didnt try it much (~2-3 times) but it didnt power on, i had to do it by myself.
realised that sometimes when clicking on reboot, it doesn't reboot... not often but occasionally doesn't reboot automatically... just shuts down...
bug?
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2010-12-29
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@ Las Vegas, NV
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#76
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OMG its pretty simple to do especially with filebox and leafpad installed. In short
1. Get filebox and leafpad
2. Enable root access in Filebox from its setting, select leafpad as text editor
3. Browse to /etc/systemui
4. Long press file>Copy it>Paste it somewhere as backup
5. Long press file>Edit
6. Move comment indicator(<!--) few line below so that reboot option comes out of comment. Save changes
7. done! killall systemui or reboot to apply changes.
Anyways, great job to post the trick.
1. Get filebox and leafpad
2. Enable root access in Filebox from its setting, select leafpad as text editor
3. Browse to /etc/systemui
4. Long press file>Copy it>Paste it somewhere as backup
5. Long press file>Edit
6. Move comment indicator(<!--) few line below so that reboot option comes out of comment. Save changes
7. done! killall systemui or reboot to apply changes.
Anyways, great job to post the trick.
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2011-01-04
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@ Izmir - TURKEY
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#77
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Originally Posted by Joseph9560
can you post the whole text in the file?
OMG its pretty simple to do especially with filebox and leafpad installed. In short
1. Get filebox and leafpad
2. Enable root access in Filebox from its setting, select leafpad as text editor
3. Browse to /etc/systemui
4. Long press file>Copy it>Paste it somewhere as backup
5. Long press file>Edit
6. Move comment indicator(<!--) few line below so that reboot option comes out of comment. Save changes
7. done! killall systemui or reboot to apply changes.
Anyways, great job to post the trick.
So maybe I can see what I am doing wrong. [checked it with the first post of this topic though :/ ]
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2011-01-17
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@ Gravesend, UK
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#78
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Fraaaaaaaanka, thanks for you leet programming skillzz ;-). I was shatting a £350 size brick when I was doing this but it worked. Thanks.
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2011-01-17
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#80
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I did the change and I'm very happy with the new reboot button and the good instructions.
But I think that a noob that never has read xml-files could make dangerous things to systemui.xml.
E.g. if he uncomments one part of the tag and forgets the other part.
This would make the whole xml-file unreadeable.
The instructions are very precise.
But it would be good to show to a noob exactly how the text looks before and how it looks after the changings.
But I think that a noob that never has read xml-files could make dangerous things to systemui.xml.
E.g. if he uncomments one part of the tag and forgets the other part.
This would make the whole xml-file unreadeable.
The instructions are very precise.
But it would be good to show to a noob exactly how the text looks before and how it looks after the changings.
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sudo gainroot
reboot
is all you need to do provided you got rootsh installed. will try this tutorial some time later but using filebox with root access will allow us to do the things in easier way.