Hello Marius :) The script doesn't require users to type in anything, it only requires them to close HAM and press enter, but I see your point :) I still have a problem with getting HAM to not ignore packages, as of now, the configuration is:
<config> <settings> <domain> <name>community-updates</name> <trust-level>650</trust-level> <key>3EF6EE85773B629FB2516B795D0E7C4F2E6D6F9A</key> <certified/> </domain> </settings> </config> Trust level is set to higher than Nokia's system repository and also includes the <certified/> part. Yet according to Niels, the packages are still get ignored, I've recently flashed my device and will test it from scratch. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated, as it's just a blocker for the SSU to work properly. The other issue can be solved with dbus, but I'll look at that after I get this worked around. Thanks in advance. -- Mohammad Abu-Garbeyyeh On Tue, Nov 2, 2010 at 10:32 AM, Marius Vollmer <marius.voll...@nokia.com>wrote: > ext Niels Breet <ni...@maemo.org> writes: > > > Problem Mohammad faced here is that HAM holds a lock, so you can't run > > apt-get in the background. This is why he needs to open the xterm and > > ask the user to close HAM. > > Yes. But what about launching that script from a launcher entry instead > of asking people to type something into an xterm? I think that inspires > a bit more confidence. >
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