Thread: Switch to USB-NET when detecting a file
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Old 04-06-2013, 07:29 AM   #1
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Question Switch to USB-NET when detecting a file
Some applications, especially external applications, occasionally freezes my KT, it's the best choice to have usb-net enabled to rescue the system or just reboot, instead of hard-resetting.

But usb-net devours lots of battery power in peacetime, so it's better to use usb-drive mode to save battery power when KT is fine.

My idea is, when the GUI freezes, I will connect it to my computer, create a file on it. A background program tries to check it when KT disconnects from the computer. If the file exists, it'll delete the file, beep, and switch to usb-net mode automatically.

Could anyone help to develop such a very useful program? Sorry as I'm a beginner.
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