* first this assumes you have an iPhone that has Siri capabilities (iPhone 4S or higher), but in theory this should work with Spire or other hardware assuming you have a working proxy, but I haven't tried it.

* for this to work you need sqlite3 and the sleep commands already on the iphone, I think they are part of the standard cydia install but if not,
they are probably part of the "BigBoss Recommended" debian.

* then copy these files from the zip, to their respective directories on the iphone (via ssh, ifunbox, etc)

/Library/LaunchDaemos/com.IdleWhile.VoiceCommandNumber.plist
/usr/bin/idlewhile/VoiceDialer/VoiceCheckScript.sh
/usr/bin/idlewhile/VoiceDialer/BluetoothQuery


* set the permission to 755 for the following files (you may need to download WinSCP or similar program to set permission to 755)

/usr/bin/idlewhile/VoiceDialer/VoiceCheckScript.sh


* from sh/shell/putty (whatever you use) login as root and change to this directory

cd /Library/LaunchDaemons 

* and run this command (not sure you need the "-w" part, but I put it just in case)

launchctl load -w com.IdleWhile.VoiceCommandNumber.plist

* now if you dial the number *#86423#* (*#voice#*) it will within 6 seconds start SIRI

* if you are knowledgeable you can change any of the above to suit your needs, a different location, a different number or interval, etc.

* I would like to thank Seucd /ng-ho Kim the developer of AppDialer who build the TerminalActivator app that allows cmdline to call Activator;
because without his very generous help, I could not have gotten this script working.


