nemesis 99r - how turn off timeshift?

[kallquk]

Hello

I purchased as original a Dm800hse and put nemesis on it.

I may not need the timeshift feature and may want to disable it.

If possible map yellow button for something else

Can you anyone tell me how ?

I have a 120gb hdd in it, which is partitioned.

I want to to turn swap on, but to point it to a specific partition. The configuration setting is the name of hdd in general, there is not possible there to specify this partition.


thanks in advance

 

[cokesux]

The easiest way would probably be to install MultiQuickbutton. It allows you to set actions for long & short button presses for many buttons, including the yellow one...

You can edit the /etc/fstab file to point to specific partitions for swap, etc... Adding something like:

/dev/sda1 swap swap defaults 0 0
/dev/sda2 /media/hdd ext3 defaults 0 0

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[erol029]

one question: when i attempt to define a recording path at, for example media\usb or whatever,i allways get the green screen so it os imposible to define a movie path....can you advice me pls

 

[cokesux]

I encountered the same behavior (crash) when attempting to adjust the timeshift path on gjstroom's last Nemesis-84a. I don't know if the same problem is in the unpatched image on non-clone 800.

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Ps. This was called thread-jacking...

 

[Ferret]

The multiquick button on the EDG Nemisis images takes off the blue panel button, well it remaps it and its not for the faint hearted to restore it .

 

[erol029]

And where is multiquick button on this image?

 

[Ferret]

Its a plugin available on the tspanel you have to install it but take my advice above

 

[erol029]

İ have 800se with ferrari card can you advice me how to fix this problem thanks in advance

 

[cokesux]

... Then install Quickbutton (nemesis patch) from nemesis' software mangement, not tspanel or any other source. It's patched to leave the blue button alone...

Edit: Nevermind, Quickbutton only effects long button presses, it wouldn't change short yellow / pause.
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[kallquk]

What about turning off timeshift ?

 

[cokesux]

Just don't activate it. I wouldn't think Nemesis ships with autotimeshift or permanenttimeshift installed so it will not timeshift unless you press the yellow/pause button. If it really bothers you for some reason, look into editing the /usr/share/keymap.xml file...

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