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Adding private commands to the search bar
Hi Guys,
I searched the forum (and the web) but found no article documenting how to add private command to the Kindle search bar. (like ~usbNetwork, ~exec, etc.) So, how do I do it? ![]() |
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Why don't you use launchpad?
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Launchpad looks nice, I'll look further into it
![]() But what about my original question? I'd really like to know the answer, (for educational proposes if nothing else) even if I'll end up using launchpad. |
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There is no easy way to add new commands.
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I wrote this a week ago to accomplish exactly what you are asking.
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^ Capture script to go into /usr/sbin/ and the /etc/init.d/ script for it. Quote:
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@Sir Alex: Who said I'm looking for an 'easy' way
![]() @dasmoover: That's a bit awkward, but very nice non the lass. Thanks ![]() Do any of you guys know what does usbNetwork uses to add a native private command? |
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as I understood it, usbNetwork support was "there" (as in implemented within the Kindle software, probably for testing purposes in some development units), but just missing some bits and pieces within the file system of a "customer" unit (which are restored by the usbNetwork hack). So the answer would be: It does do nothing to add that command. The command is already there. But admittedly, I didn't check.
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@Leeron/@hawhill: Yep, exactly
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Just an idea:
usbNetwork is already there, but maybe there is another command that is already 'there' that nobody uses. You could replace that command with your own. Unfortunately, you would not be able to customize the name of the command, and you'd be limited in the number of commands you can add. It's best just to use launchpad. I use Launchpad to start USBNetwork anyways; typing in the whole debug stuff takes significant longer. |
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