Linux scripts can be executed automatically from a USB stick or a micro sdcard when booting or while the device is running. With this function, additional files, fonts and Linux packages can be installed or changes to the system can be made.
For this purpose, create a "init" directory on a USB stick or a micro sdcard and all scripts inside this directory will be automatically executed.
The scripts must contain the file extension ".sh" and be saved in UNIX format
Examples
How to use
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Download zipped script
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Extract the zipped script to a USB Stick or a micro sdcard
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PlugIn USB Stick or a micro sdcard
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script will be called automaticly from the system (depending the WebConfig→Disks Settings)
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Name |
Description |
Download |
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ChangeBootLogo |
Changes boot logo. Instruction: Replace file /init/config/etc/splashimage.png with your desired boot logo file. Important: The filename must be splashimage.png |
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BacklightSettings |
Change Display Backlight Brightness |
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CloseMicroBrowser |
Closes the MicroBrowser |
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CopyFiles |
Copies a directory recursively to the device root filesystem |
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GetNetworklInfo |
Saves the network settings and states files to the plugged disk |
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InstallFonts |
Installs additional fonts located in the plugged disk |
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NetworkSettings |
Changes the device static network settings |
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NTPSettings |
Changes the device static ntp settings |
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Touchcalibration |
Closes the running applications (MicroBrowser & Browser) and starts the touch configuration |
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WebBrowserSettings |
Changes the device static browser settings |