You board go into susend states as default. You can disable
the suspend vi UI. In Setting -->Display Timeout .
On 10/15/2010 11:18 PM, TheLoneJoker wrote:
Yes, thank you. that helped resolve the problem. But now, after a
while the device screen becomes irreversibly inactive. Any hints ? I
see
Yes, I didn't include any intrusive changes. Since the code base
already had checks for version, I provided only the changes in those
areas. I am aware of the problem with video. That is why we moved to
v2.50 where it works. Here is a simple howto for resolving compilation
issues:
Create sym
But wouldn't that mean that app would HAVE to have some root level access?
On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 1:23 PM, Deva R wrote:
> i doubt if any OS want to do that.
>
>> Assuming that the driver is installed when the Netflix application is
>> updated and has not been baked into iOS
> probably its more
