sleeptimer.app.bin

[KAD]

ok, somebody with a plus try this

http://www.mediafire.com/?3489hm5908l720q

tell me if it works since I can't test it

besides the irinject ENTER
I also added a irinject HOME

so it will first try to go to home screen

KAD

[AnarchyBurger]

1. if you push power while in NETFLIX, the popup screen, is the default OK, to leave netflix or is the default cancel, so it requires 2 key presses??

Here's a screenie for ya.

2. is there any other way out of NETFLIX? is you push HOME does it ask you to exit netflix or does it actually return you to the home screen?

If you press the power button it brings up the popup screen and if you select yes it shuts down. If you press the home button the same popup screen will appear but will take you to the home menu if you select yes.

[AnarchyBurger]

ok, somebody with a plus try this

http://www.mediafire.com/?3489hm5908l720q

tell me if it works since I can't test it

besides the irinject ENTER
I also added a irinject HOME

so it will first try to go to home screen

KAD

Went into standby from Netflix. Very nice.

[KAD]

glad it works,

KAD

[AnarchyBurger]

Well it looks like the timer might be not working correctly. It seems to sleep after 10 minutes of idle no matter what time I enter. I have it currently set to go off after 1800 seconds and this is the message it creates in messages.txt

WDTV user.notice S99sleeptimer: TIME_TO_SLEEP ( 1800 ) DOES NOT EXIST!

Thought I'd pass this on.

[KAD]

ok, I'll look into it

KAD

[KAD]

ok, a little help guys, who can see the error,

I can't seem to figure it out

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eval `egrep 'TIME_TO_SLEEP' /conf/config`
if [ -n "$TIME_TO_SLEEP" -a -e "$TIME_TO_SLEEP" ] ; then
   TIME_TO_SLEEP="$TIME_TO_SLEEP"
elif [ -n "$TIME_TO_SLEEP" -a ! -e "$TIME_TO_SLEEP" ] ; then
   logger -t `basename $0` -s "TIME_TO_SLEEP ( $TIME_TO_SLEEP ) DOES NOT EXIST!"
   TIME_TO_SLEEP="600"

here's some output

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# grep SLEEP /conf/config
USB_POWER_OFF_DEEP_SLEEP='0'
SLEEPTIMER='ON'
TIME_TO_SLEEP='1800'
# /tmp/sleep/etc/init.d/S99sleeptimer restart
S99sleeptimer: TIME_TO_SLEEP ( 1800 ) DOES NOT EXIST!
ON


KAD

[mad_ady]

I can't say no to a brain teaser...

The problem is in this if statement:

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if [ -n "$TIME_TO_SLEEP" -a -e "$TIME_TO_SLEEP" ] ; then


According to "man test", -e tests for:

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       -e FILE
              FILE exists


Since 1800 is not a file, it returns false, so it executes the elif instead.

Most likely the error is due to a copy/paste problem - you took the code part from somewhere where you used to test for a file

[recliq]

mad_ady is right, you can simplify this a lot:

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eval `egrep 'TIME_TO_SLEEP' /conf/config`
if [ -z "$TIME_TO_SLEEP" -o "$TIME_TO_SLEEP" == "" ] ; then
   logger -t `basename $0` -s "TIME_TO_SLEEP ( $TIME_TO_SLEEP ) DOES NOT EXIST!"
   TIME_TO_SLEEP="600"
fi


[KAD]

I knew you guys would sort me out