Commands like "reboot into BIOS" need elevated permissions. Elevating a Java process that's already running seems difficult to do (but probably possible since IntelliJ seems to accomplish somehow).
The only way currently is to start the process elevated to begin with. Maybe we can create a script to make it easier to do that (.bat for Windows and so on).
Also, it would be nice to know if Command Center is running with elevated permissions from within the app itself. We could at least hide the commands that aren't eligible (assuming we can't figure out how to elevate the current process).
Commands like "reboot into BIOS" need elevated permissions. Elevating a Java process that's already running seems difficult to do (but probably possible since IntelliJ seems to accomplish somehow).
The only way currently is to start the process elevated to begin with. Maybe we can create a script to make it easier to do that (.bat for Windows and so on).
Also, it would be nice to know if Command Center is running with elevated permissions from within the app itself. We could at least hide the commands that aren't eligible (assuming we can't figure out how to elevate the current process).