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Collecting all the error checking, a `preflight` alias could be defined as follows:

```
$ openaps alias add preflight '! bash -c "rm -f monitor/clock.json && openaps report invoke monitor/clock.json 2>/dev/null && grep -q T monitor/clock.json && echo PREFLIGHT OK || (mm-stick warmup || (sudo oref0-reset-usb && echo PREFLIGHT SLEEP && sleep 120); echo PREFLIGHT FAIL; exit 1)"'
$ openaps alias add preflight '! bash -c "rm -f monitor/clock.json && openaps report invoke monitor/clock.json 2>/dev/null && grep -q T monitor/clock.json && echo PREFLIGHT OK || (mm-stick warmup || sudo oref0-reset-usb; echo PREFLIGHT FAIL; sleep 120; exit 1)"'
```

In this `preflight` example, a wait period of 120 seconds is added using `sleep` bash command if the USB ports have been reset in an attempt to revive the MM CareLink stick. This `preflight` example also shows how bash commands can be chained together with the bash && ("and") or || ("or") operators to execute different subsequent commands depending on the output code of a previous command (interpreted as "true" or "false").
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