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booting into freevo without X

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@@ -542,6 +542,7 @@
 To correct that effect you can use OSD_OVERSCAN_X and OSD_OVERSCAN_Y in 
"local_conf.py". You can shrink freevo's OSD to a size which fits perfectly into the 
visible part of your screen. Just play a little with that values until you have a 
satisfying result.
 
 If it is neccassary to call some programs or scripts for configuring the TV-Out, 
while freevo is already running, you can use  OSD_SDL_EXEC_AFTER_STARTUP. 
+For example I need to call ''nvtv -t -r 800,600 -s Huge -S PAL'', to configure the 
TV-Out of my nvidia card.
 
 === Recompiling the Linux kernel ===
  
@@ -576,7 +577,7 @@
  
 === Booting into Freevo ===
 
-There are at least two ways to do that... 
+There are several ways to do that...
 
 ==== Approach A ====
 
@@ -657,7 +658,7 @@
  
 ==== Approach B ====
 
-The following seems to be another way to achieve that goal (works for me on an Debian 
system).
+The following seems to be another way (works for me on an Debian system).
 ( You should be sure that X and freevo are working correctly before doing this)
 
  1. Write a short script 'xfreevo' and place it in '/usr/local/bin'
@@ -686,8 +687,35 @@
  
 see also ["RunningUnderX"]
  
+==== Approach C (without X) ====
  
- 
+If you are not using X, and want to start your freevo automatically from the console, 
this might be working for you.
+
+ 1. Put the following in ''/etc/inittab''
+ {{{
+ id:3:initdefault:
+ }}}
+
+ and
+ {{{
+ 1:3:respawn:/sbin/mingetty --autologin USER tty1
+ }}}
+
+ after the next boot (in ''runlevel 3'') your ''USER'' will be automatically logged 
in on the first console tty1.
+
+ 2. Put the following in your USER's ''.bash_profile'':
+ {{{
+ case "`tty`" in 
+    /dev/tty1) clear && freevo &>/dev/null; 
+ esac
+ }}}
+
+ This will start freevo automatically, when your USER logs in on ''tty1''.
+
+
+It may be that you don't have the program ''mingetty'', but ''getty''.
+Unfortunately the ''--autologin'' option seems not to be supported by ''getty'', but 
you can probably install ''mingetty'' instead.
+The only reason to prefer ''getty'' over ''mingetty'' is, if you want to you use 
console over a modem connection or something similar.
 
  
 = Usage =


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