Petr Vanek wrote: > MJ> Easiest way to do this is add > MJ> fsoraw -r CPU -- gpsdrive > MJ> to Exec= part of .desktop file (probably something like > MJ> /usr/share/applications/gpsdrive.desktop) > > my problem with this approach is that if you manually enable gps via SHR > Settings (ophonekitd) and then use fsoraw, after fsoraw is finished, the > resource is no longer allocated by ophonekitd. is there a way fsoraw > would return the device to it's original state, rather then release it > altogether?
Why are you enabling the gps at all? The gps is usually auto-enabled when something tries to use it, and auto-disabled when nobody is using it. This saves power when the gps is not in use. Re-using the gps after a short pause works well too. It starts in 7 seconds or so if the same satellites are still visible when it restarts. Helge Hafting _______________________________________________ Shr-User mailing list [email protected] http://lists.shr-project.org/mailman/listinfo/shr-user
