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2008-05-21
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The
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and the
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Actually come think of it, they need to be deleted.
Last edited by qwerty12; 2008-05-21 at 13:24.
-->
and the
<--
Actually come think of it, they need to be deleted.
Last edited by qwerty12; 2008-05-21 at 13:24.
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2008-05-21
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OK, quick guide:
You'll see this:
You want to change this
to this
(i.e. moved the '<!--' down below the '</menuitem>' for the Reboot section)
Press <esc> (back key) :wq <return>.
Restart.
Voilą!
You could also add "Soft poweroff" and "Top in Xterm" (which is actually an interesting thing that somebody could use for something cool besides top), but soft poweroff is completely non-functional in OS2008 thanks to some stupid regression that was fixed in November but may never ship because this awesome feature isn't "supported"
(Please vote for bug #2400 if this is important for you!) and "Top in Xterm" will likely be useless for the vast majority of people.
Last edited by GeneralAntilles; 2008-05-21 at 13:33.
Code:
vi /etc/systemui/systemui.xml
Code:
<powerkeymenu path="/"> <title>powerup_application_title</title> <po>osso-powerup-shutdown</po> <menuitem priority="100" name="powerup_memainmenu_locktouchscreen"> <return>1</return> <po>osso-powerup-shutdown</po> </menuitem> <menuitem priority="90" name="powerup_memainmenu_normalmode" visible="flight"> <keyfile>/var/lib/mce/mode</keyfile> <return>2</return> <po>osso-powerup-shutdown</po> </menuitem> <menuitem priority="90" name="powerup_memainmenu_flightmode" visible="normal"> <keyfile>/var/lib/mce/mode</keyfile> <return>3</return> <po>osso-powerup-shutdown</po> </menuitem> <menuitem priority="80" name="powerup_memainmenu_lockdevice" disabled="yes"> <keyfile>/var/run/mce/call</keyfile> <return>4</return> <po>osso-powerup-shutdown</po> <disabled_reason name="powerup_ib_device_lock_not_available"> <po>osso-powerup-shutdown</po> </disabled_reason> </menuitem> <!-- <menuitem priority="20" name="Reboot"> <return>6</return> <po>osso-powerup-shutdown</po> </menuitem> <menuitem priority="10" name="Soft poweroff"> <return>7</return> <po>osso-powerup-shutdown</po> </menuitem> <menuitem priority="5" name="Top in XTerm"> <callback service="com.nokia.xterm" path="/com/nokia/xterm" interface="com.nokia.xterm" method="run_command" bus="session" autostart="true"> <argument type="string">/usr/bin/top</argument> </callback> </menuitem> --> <menuitem priority="0" name="powerup_memainmenu_poweroff"> <return>5</return> <po>osso-powerup-shutdown</po> </menuitem> </powerkeymenu>
Code:
<!-- <menuitem priority="20" name="Reboot"> <return>6</return> <po>osso-powerup-shutdown</po> </menuitem>
Code:
<menuitem priority="20" name="Reboot"> <return>6</return> <po>osso-powerup-shutdown</po> </menuitem> <!--
Press <esc> (back key) :wq <return>.
Restart.
Voilą!
You could also add "Soft poweroff" and "Top in Xterm" (which is actually an interesting thing that somebody could use for something cool besides top), but soft poweroff is completely non-functional in OS2008 thanks to some stupid regression that was fixed in November but may never ship because this awesome feature isn't "supported"
(Please vote for bug #2400 if this is important for you!) and "Top in Xterm" will likely be useless for the vast majority of people.
Last edited by GeneralAntilles; 2008-05-21 at 13:33.
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2008-05-21
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#14
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Actually, the --> and the <-- should be removed to uncomment the enclosed code.
EDIT: GeneralAntilles was faster (and clearer) than me.
EDIT: GeneralAntilles was faster (and clearer) than me.
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2008-05-21
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Originally Posted by grog
No need to do this if you don't like it. You can set default choice and also have the menu always shown with timeout.
I get a chance to hit the menu key to select the boot target (a frustratingly short chance, I might add, but that's for another topic)
chroot /mnt/initfs cal-tool -R ask
or
chroot /mnt/initfs cal-tool -R ask:whateverisyourdefaultchoice
example:
chroot /mnt/initfs cal-tool -R ask:mmc2
This is described both in included README and in almost every dual-booting guide.
Originally Posted by grog
you should unless you have charger attached, with charger no proper shutdown is done
if I shutdown (which I will try to do after missing the aforementioned option), then I do not get the bootemu option at all.
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2008-05-21
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Thanks for the great instructions General, you're a sweetie 
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2008-05-21
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Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles
Well, I'm not sure exactly how soft poweroff failed; it was a while ago when I switched to powerlaunch, but I haven't got powerlaunch installed yet in Diablo. The soft-poweroff seems to work, both by double-tapping power (which is cool) and by selecting from the menu (although sometimes the menu won't come up; I think that's related to prereleaseness of systemui, but I really haven't looked into it). I had never known about systemui.xml back when I used it; all I edited before was mce.ini, which also seems expanded. (Maybe I'm remembering from OS2007...)
You could also add "Soft poweroff" and "Top in Xterm" (which is actually an interesting thing that somebody could use for something cool besides top), but soft poweroff is completely non-functional in OS2008 thanks to some stupid regression that was fixed in November but may never ship because this awesome feature isn't "supported"
How exactly is soft-poweroff "completely non-functional"?
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2008-05-21
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Originally Posted by PinCushionQueen
I dunno about sweetie, but sweaty, maybe
General, you're a sweetie
. . . summer's here in force (pushing the low-90s) and my AC is already lagging behind. :\
Originally Posted by Benson
Tapping the touchscreen turns it back on and the device continues operating as if it were never put into soft poweroff-mode.
Well, I'm not sure exactly how soft poweroff failed; it was a while ago when I switched to powerlaunch, but I haven't got powerlaunch installed yet in Diablo.
Originally Posted by Benson
It does seem less consistent in Diablo than it was with Chinook (it seems to work sometimes now), but it usually doesn't actually turn off the touchscreen.
The soft-poweroff seems to work, both by double-tapping power (which is cool) and by selecting from the menu (although sometimes the menu won't come up; I think that's related to prereleaseness of systemui, but I really haven't looked into it).
Originally Posted by Benson
Yeah, systemui.xml controls the powerkey menu. mce.ini has definitely been expanded since OS2007. They introduced a whole range of options for controlling radio-mode which would be quite useful for a lot of people . . . if it worked. :\
I had never known about systemui.xml back when I used it; all I edited before was mce.ini (which also seems expanded; maybe I'm remembering from OS2007...).
The mce in Diablo right now is 1.7.19, according to David, the fix is in 1.7.6.
Last edited by GeneralAntilles; 2008-05-21 at 13:57.
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2008-05-21
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The fact that the touchscreen and buttons are still activated iirc.
Last edited by qwerty12; 2008-05-21 at 13:55. Reason: Too late
Last edited by qwerty12; 2008-05-21 at 13:55. Reason: Too late
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2008-05-21
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Originally Posted by GThreepwood
...so you are saying that Microsoft did something right in their OS:es...
I never knew that I wanted this feature but it's pretty handy
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