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Btw, just found that That said, it's possible you can't permanently change it (=back to ON after reboot) as soon as your local set is selected... Worth the try maybe.

If not enough, you'd just have to add mount to start case and umount to stop case (before each systemctl)

setti wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 17, 2018 9:18 pm

Changing my habits is no problem. Wife is the problem

Change wife

Permanently you can't, it's part of firmware and read-only, but you can at least stop service on every boot using systemctl... In case it's restarting anyway, you can do something like this: mount -o bind /tmp/waitforever /usr/bin/tvplus-service killall tvplus-service # or systemctl stop service /tm...

So? Fixed? Feedback allowed

Well, better change habits than expect us to revive all countless essential features Samsung decide to drop with every new series

It's built-in sysroot

At the very first beginning, I tried the loop, but it only received the frameBuffer that it grabbed on injection... it did not update. Therefore I wrote the bash-script. Although, I must admit, that I did not inject with "-r", so I don't know if that was the problem, or not. Well I see no reason ex...

You'd save init and deinit time of each injection, not easy to quantify but probably noticeable when so often (in addition to avoid possible unstability cause).
Nothing more than inject -r and a loop inside lib needed, it's almost ready I'd say

In case, for example, you want to access service menu and you're bothered to *again* loose your picture settings, you can save them all at once using that command: dbus-send --system --dest=org.tizen.tv.avoc --type=method_call --print-reply /org/tizen/tv/avoc org.tizen.tv.avoc.AvOutputControl.Backup...