01-16-2014, 01:27 PM
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BLAM!
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The framework & powerd stop is fairly useless in your situation, and actually counter productive if you want a togglable solution to keep the device usable.
I'd go with either tweaking the cronjob programmatically, which isn't necessarily pretty or sane; or a for-ever loop in a background process that you just start/stop as needed.
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