trouble setting custom suspend / shutdown time outs

[gltovar]

https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...&postcount=397

so i've followed the directions of the above thread. I've used bettyboox to verify that the sqllite app was installed to the correct folder.

when un the get config and look in the notes app i get a pm_config.txt file that reads:

-- start --
Editing values below does not have any effect - they're here to allow you to check whether the DB contains what it should - they should either be 0 (off), or be a multiple of 1000(ms) )
-- end --

there is no suspend_interval|#
or shutdown_interval|#

I had even tried manually putting them in there and running the set config oar file... but didn't change anything.

Could the issue be that the latest firmware update adjusted the names of the database fields or locked access to the database it self from sqllite? or have i forgotten something else completely?

[Mono]

I cannot help you with this way to set user times. I use probably simpler way. If you install OTFM (file manager) it also allows to set the times. It works fine and file manager is also handy for many tasks.

[kodomo]

I can't tell you why, as I have no way to investigate at the moment - but I noticed the same with my fresh M92 (old one broke unfortunately ).

Seems the database fields are only filled once you selected another timeout setting via the Onyx setting panel (one that is not currently selected, that is ).
After doing this, everything works as described again.

Thus:
- select another setting in the power management menu
- rerun get_config
- continue as described in the other post

Cheers,
Kodomo.

Originally Posted by gltovar

https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...&postcount=397

so i've followed the directions of the above thread. I've used bettyboox to verify that the sqllite app was installed to the correct folder.

when un the get config and look in the notes app i get a pm_config.txt file that reads:

-- start --
Editing values below does not have any effect - they're here to allow you to check whether the DB contains what it should - they should either be 0 (off), or be a multiple of 1000(ms) )
-- end --

there is no suspend_interval|#
or shutdown_interval|#

I had even tried manually putting them in there and running the set config oar file... but didn't change anything.

Could the issue be that the latest firmware update adjusted the names of the database fields or locked access to the database it self from sqllite? or have i forgotten something else completely?

[gltovar]

thanks =]