Chapter 5: Common Procedures
Starting UserMain.py Manually
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Starting
UserMain.py
Manually
To manually restart
UserMain.py
(without rebooting), you can use the following
command:
/etc/init.d/S999snap start
Restarting
UserMain.py
Manually
To stop and then restart
UserMain.py
, you could use the following commands:
/etc/init.d/S999snap stop
/etc/init.d/S999snap start
However, an easier way would be to do the following single command:
/etc/init.d/S999snap restart
Restoring
the Original
Behavior of
Your E10
If you have made customizations to your
UserMain.py
and want the original functionality
back, be aware that file
SynapseMain.py
(located in the same directory) is a backup copy
of
UserMain.py
. If you overwrite
UserMain.py
with
SynapseMain.py
, the original
functionality will be restored (and all your customizations will be lost).
Note:
If you have modified or deleted the
SynapseMain.py
file, this procedure does not
apply.
Temporarily
Restoring
the Original
Behavior of
Your E10
The above method procedure permanently erases your changes. If you just want to run the
SynapseMain.py
code briefly, reboot the E10 and then
hold down the MODE button
while the unit is booting up. Python file
SynapseMain.py
will be launched instead of
UserMain.py
.
Note:
If you have modified or deleted the
SynapseMain.py
file, this procedure does not
apply.