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So far I've only done this by sending commands to port 7878 from Linux, I'll see if there's a better way to do this. There might be.

Yeah, it might be difficult because I believe the buttons are handled by the host system, the proprietary RTOS. As far as I've seen the Wi-Fi stack is the only thing really managed by Linux here. That said you can use Linux to send commands to the host OS whenever you like.

Yeah, it just checks if this file exists. Other file names also trigger unit testing, debug logs and other actions.

SOLVED: in short you need to create a file named "enable_info_display.script" in the root directory of the SD card, that triggers the main OS (the one that boots before Linux) to tell Linux to run telnetd once Linux comes up. I've tried it with 1.0.7 and 1.0.9 and it worked with both versions...

At least two users indicated (in this thread) that, once associated to the camera with WiFi, they could telnet into it and log in to a Linux shell. I'm very interested in that so I can run scripts that would send commands to port 7878 at specific times to start or stop recording, and take...