On Sunday 31 August 2003 17:59, Dirk Meyer wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I just updated the init start script for Freevo when you use
> Gentoo. The script is boot/gentoo-freevo, the needed config to be
> placed as /etc/conf.d/freevo is gentoo-conf.d. Please convert this
> script for Debian and to chkconfig for SuSE and RedHat and send it to
> the list.
>
> What's the great about it?
>
> We have three differeny kinds of computer running Freevo:
> 1. A HTPC, running Freevo all the time. Freevo should pop up on
>    startup.
> 2. A PC running Freevo but also running 'normal' sessions to work.
> 3. A PC only for recording. The webserver and recordserver are running
>    there.
>
> Based on what PC you have, you can set the variables in
> /etc/conf.d/freevo. Since I already wrote comments in this file, I
> only copy it here:
>
> # Mode to start Freevo itself. Possible values are
> #
> # no:     don't start Freevo
> # yes:    start Freevo on startup. You should only use this when the
> #         computer is for Freevo only or you use Freevo with a DXR3
> # daemon: start Freevo in daemon mode. The daemon will wait for you to
> #         press QUIT or POWER on your remote and will than start
> #         Freevo. After Freevo shut down, the daemon will wait again.
> #
> # You don't need a X server running to start Freevo from init. If
> # needed, Freevo will start a X server on its own. Make sure your X
> # server can handle the resolution defined in /etc/freevo/freevo.conf
>
> freevo="no"
>
>
> # Mode the start the webserver. Possible values are again "no" and
> # "yes". If you start the webserver with Freevo itself, you should say
> # no here.
>
> webserver="no"
>
>
> # Mode the start the recordserver. Possible values are again "no" and
> # "yes".
>
> recordserver="no"
>
>
> I tested this script with "daemon" and "yes" for display x11 and mga
> (all the reboots, I felt like using Windows).
>
>
> Expect the changes in the snapshots tomorrow (or when Aubin starts the
> script before that). I will update the Gentoo ebuilds now, so merging
> freevo-snapshot and mmpython-snapshot will bring you this feature for
> Gentoo.
>
>
>
> Dischi

I tested it (with scripts fetched directly from cvs, as they weren't in the 
snapshot's yet apparantly) and it worked almost great. A few remarks:

- there's no export USER=root, wich will crash freevo if it isn't added (this 
might be fixed already).

- xterm blanking isn't deactivated. I don't know if the script, or freevo in 
auto-X mode is supposed to handle this.

- not related, but i use nvtv to setup my geforce, it doesn't work exactly 
when specified in OSD_SDL_EXEC_AFTER_STARTUP. It seems like there is yet an X 
mode switch or something similar after that is executed, and the settings are 
erased (maybe this has to do with the splash screen?). I solved this with a 
very dirty hack, i added sleep 10 nvtv -options in the startup script after 
it starts freevo.So imho this is a timing issue.

Mvg
den_RDC



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