On Thu, Nov 01, 2007 at 11:07:18AM +0100, Ludovic Court?s wrote: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Mikhail Sobolev) writes: > > > If any of the "important" applications are not available, watching > > daemon would reboot the device because if an "important" application > > could not handle the situation, then it must be something serious. > > So, to put it differently: any idea which essential application is > failing? I do not know :) Sorry. It might be dbus daemon itself, for example :)
Basically, there is a daemon called 'dsme', which performs the 'watching' function. If you look into /etc/init.d directory and check what applications/daemons are started with 'dsmetool -r ...', you'll find a list of "important" applications. Those who use dbus (beside dbus daemon itself) are the one that might cause the reboot. > It looks as though we had init="/usr/bin/dbus-daemon --system". ;-) Impressions are sometimes wrong though :) -- Misha (who thanks David for helping with it)
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