2013-02-20, 14:55
Hi!
I just installed XBMCBuntu (12.0 Frodo) from USB -stick and everything went smoothly. However, when the installation is complete and the system reboots (I erased the previous version and performed a clean install), I suddenly get a login screen (with a light blue background), soon after the normal black XBMC -loading screen. When I try to log in with the username and password I created during install, it starts loading again (with the black XBMC -loading screen), but then throws me back to the login -screen. Again and again. When I intentionally give a wrong password, I get a "wrong password" -error. During install, I ticked the "login automatically" -box.
I would like to a) get my XBMC up and running and b) get rid of the login -screen in the first place (I'm using only XBMC in my HTPC, so I don't want any login screens or Linux desktops showing there).
I have an AMD Radeon GPU, so I installed "xbmcbuntu-12.00.Intel-AMD.iso".
Ps. when I created the XBMCBuntu USB -stick, Linux Live Usb Creator (Windows) told me about the .iso source (xbmcbuntu-12.00.Intel-AMD.iso) that "This Linux is not in the compatibility list". Could this be the problem?
Thanks for any help!
- Peter
I just installed XBMCBuntu (12.0 Frodo) from USB -stick and everything went smoothly. However, when the installation is complete and the system reboots (I erased the previous version and performed a clean install), I suddenly get a login screen (with a light blue background), soon after the normal black XBMC -loading screen. When I try to log in with the username and password I created during install, it starts loading again (with the black XBMC -loading screen), but then throws me back to the login -screen. Again and again. When I intentionally give a wrong password, I get a "wrong password" -error. During install, I ticked the "login automatically" -box.
I would like to a) get my XBMC up and running and b) get rid of the login -screen in the first place (I'm using only XBMC in my HTPC, so I don't want any login screens or Linux desktops showing there).
I have an AMD Radeon GPU, so I installed "xbmcbuntu-12.00.Intel-AMD.iso".
Ps. when I created the XBMCBuntu USB -stick, Linux Live Usb Creator (Windows) told me about the .iso source (xbmcbuntu-12.00.Intel-AMD.iso) that "This Linux is not in the compatibility list". Could this be the problem?
Thanks for any help!
- Peter