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2009-12-16
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2009-12-16
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Hopefully you meant you shut it down.
Restarting is counter-intuitive.
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2009-12-16
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If you put a 50 in there (or maybe 51) and reboot, your system will hang like:
* (*) * * *
(picture those bootup dots or "balloons")
From the bug report:
Also from report:
AFAICT "testing" in this case is internal Nokia testing, not Maemo's extras-testing.
Also, the bug report provides a temporary workaround:
Code:echo_g "Houston, we have a problem, powering off..." +sleep 10 +poweroff def_runlevel=0
-Jeff
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2009-12-16
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@ NE UK
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Inside of the preint file, would I add the selected portion before, after, or in between the brackets? Secondly does the location of the above snipet matter?
echo_g "Houston, we have a problem, powering off..."
def_runlevel=0
echo_g "Houston, we have a problem, powering off..."
sleep 10
poweroff
def_runlevel=0
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2009-12-16
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The code excerpt is sort of in patch format.
What it means is that you should find the existing lines reading
("Houston" only occurs once in that file, so you can just search for that to find these lines.)
Then you put the new lines (indicated by '+') between them, so that it would read:
when you're done.
Edit: Note, the '+' sign is only to indicate which lines are added, it shouldn't be actually put in the file.
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2009-12-16
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2009-12-16
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2009-12-17
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2009-12-17
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Cheers.