#Reboot photosync on terminal install#
#Reboot photosync on terminal code#
#Reboot photosync on terminal ps2#

Sleep 30 # - doesn't recognize this line. The file 'filemadewhenrebooted.txt' gets created immediately as if the script doesn't recognize the sleep command. X-terminal-emulator -e sudo bash /folder/myscript.sh # - **(LINE 2) this line does not work** -Ĭan anyone help me out please? I've tried giving a delay of 30 seconds using the sleep command, so that the VM takes time to settle up after the reboot. Touch /datadrive/filemadewhenrebooted.txt # - **(LINE 1) this line executes perfectly**. If you want to turn off photo sync, you need to do some more clicks to stop it.

#Reboot photosync on terminal code#

Rc.local code - ( code to be executed when rebooted - works good) #!/bin/bash -eīootcode.sh code - ( executes only line 1 & not line 2) #! /usr/bin/bash You can either reboot the computer or, if you have an administrator. Some utilities are owned by root but have other (or world) execute permissions.

So to use them you have to use sudo .

However, a specific line that tells the script to automatically open the terminal & run a bashscript doesnt execute. By system level command he means that reboot (and halt, which is a link to reboot) are owned by root.

I've used /etc/rc.local for this & it executes perfectly.

If you want to poweroff now, use poweroff, and if you want halt the system now, use halt.I have been trying to run a bashscript when my VM reboots. But why confuse matters? These commands are best used at face value. However, each of them will accept command line options to make any one of them perform a reboot, a halt, or a poweroff. If your system is configured to start Photon, the phlogin2 or phlogin dialog reappears. Select Logout (End Photon session) and click Ok. If you tap on this notification, you bring. If the app is still transferring while it is in the background, it sends you a push notification 30 seconds before the background operation time runs out. PhotoSync can only run - and transfer - in the background for 3 minutes.

#Reboot photosync on terminal ps2#

Thank you UnKNOWn Use an USB to PS2 adapter, The USB keyboard will work on PS2. Then run efibootmgr -bootnext XXXX with the id of the drive you want to boot with, once you restart it will boot with your selected drive. When done in Recovery mode, run the following from the Terminal in Recovery mode: nvram -d recovery-boot-mode. Running efibootmgr will list your current drives. This sets a firmware variable in nvram indicating that you want to start in Recovery mode on the next boot, and then reboots the machine. These commands perform the action their name suggests. To log out of Photon: Select Log Out from the Launch or Desktop menu, or enter phshutdown on the command line. This has to do with the 3 minute background operation restriction in iOS. You can do that using the following command: sudo nvram 'recovery-boot-modeunused' sudo reboot. an advantage seems to be, that it's independent from the used shell. This determination is done as follows, using the first terminal type found. Go to Apps Settings Gerneral Backup & reset LG Backup Backup & restore.

#Reboot photosync on terminal install#

shutdown -r 08:20 System rebooting at 08:20 Tset first determines the type of terminal that you are using. Download the app onto your phone and then install the free PhotoSync Companion. Here’s an example where we have scheduled a reboot.

The -c (cancel) option will cancel any scheduled shutdown, halt or reboot.

If you use -h and -H together, the -H option takes priority. (you can change back to GUI anytime by systemctl set-default graphical.target and reboot) Create a service that starts your python script at start-up. sudo systemctl set-default multi-user.target and reboot.

The -h (halt and poweroff) option is the same as -P. Change your settings to have the RPi boot into text console mode instead of GUI.

The -r (reboot) option will take your computer down to the halt state and then restart it.

The computer is brought down to the halt state and is then powered off.

The -P (poweroff) is the default action.

The -H (halt) option will take your computer down to the halt state but will not ask the hardware to power down.