On 2014/07/22 12:23, Dirk Jung <blaub...@gmx.de> wrote:
> Hi guys,
> 
> hopefully someone can helps me. I got two problems with running XCSoar on my 
> Raspberry Pi:
> 
>       ? If I use a script to start XCSoar (6.7.5) when I starting the 
> Raspberry, XCSoar crashes. I use the following script at 
> /home/pi/.config/autostart:
>               [Desktop Entry]
>               Name=XCSoar
>               Exec=xcsoar
>               Type=Application

A crash is a bug and should be reported to the bug tracker.  However,
I'm not sure if that is really a crash.  You should provide more
information when you write the ticket.

>       ? If I use xcsoar -fly in /etc/rc.local XCSoar starts perfekt, but I 
> can't control using the keyboard. I have to quit and restart XCSoar at a 
> terminal using xcsoar -fly, then the keyboard works perfekt

XCSoar 6.7 reads keyboard input from the current TTY, therefore it
must be run on a TTY.

XCSoar 6.8 reads all user input directly from /dev/input/* devices,
and that does not require a TTY; that is much more robust.  However,
it needs permission to access these devices, and it must have
exclusive access.

Max

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