> That is not good enough. I want to completely replace the default Launcher
> so that my application will be the first thing that comes up even if you do
> a hard reset.
Well, you can detect a hard reset by looking for the launcher command:
if (cmd==sysAppLaunchCmdSystemReset)
if ((((SysAppLaunchCmdSystemResetType*)cmdPBP)->hardReset)) {
SetAnAlarm();
}
Then, in your SetAnAlarm() function, you could change the silk-screen
apps button to yourself, and then when the alarm triggers, do a UI app
switch to yourself. (remember, you need to let the boot up procedure
finish, so you can't just take over from within the
sysAppLaunchCmdSystemReset code).
-- Tim
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