olympia Wrote:I am not sure what do you mean by that...
that is the way XBMC is started in XBMCLive, you can find the init.d script in the SVN.
You may want to take a look there since you may find additional inspiration...
Cheers
Luigi
lcapriotti
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2009-01-19 10:23
Post: #11
olympia Wrote:I am not sure what do you mean by that... that is the way XBMC is started in XBMCLive, you can find the init.d script in the SVN. You may want to take a look there since you may find additional inspiration... Cheers Luigi Always read the XBMC online-manual, FAQ and search the forum before posting. Do not e-mail XBMC-Team members directly asking for support. Read/follow the forum rules. For troubleshooting and bug reporting please make sure you read this first. ![]()
(This post was last modified: 2009-01-19 10:26 by lcapriotti.)
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olympia
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2009-01-19 17:05
Post: #12
l.capriotti Wrote:that is the way XBMC is started in XBMCLive, you can find the init.d script in the SVN. Ahhh, OK. ![]() I found it. Thanks! Bence |
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rodercot
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2009-01-19 17:41
Post: #13
olympia Wrote:Ahhh, OK. Bence, You can actually get it from the tools sections of your svn checkout. /XBMC/Tools/XBMCLive I think is the path. Dave |
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megacrypto
Senior Member Posts: 219 Joined: Apr 2008 Reputation: 0 |
2009-01-19 18:51
Post: #14
[quote=l.capriotti]
Code: startx -- -brIm sorry, but i dont understand this part? where is that edited? (and kindly could u give me full path - i really dont know anything about the dir structure in linux - trying my best to learn as fast as i can) I know this should hide the 'x' that shows up for like 2 seconds when xbmc boots up (which would be nice to remove if possible) .. did i understand it right?Sound is back, but i discovered that i only have center and rear L&R working. both front speakers are not working. I have creative SB 5.1 Live which is using SigmaTel STAC9708,11 chip (according to the alsamixer). What can I do for this? Another thing, is there a way to hide all the echoed stuff that shows during booting up? |
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rodercot
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2009-01-19 18:55
Post: #15
Usplash Theme installation.
there are a few ways to do this: This is how I did it Code: sudo apt-get install xubuntu-artwork-usplashNow download the xbmc-theme from here or you can use the themes from dudkes blog as well. xbmc them is here : http://sourceforge.net/project/downloadi...p&31322968 dudkes blog is here: http://du-duke.blogspot.com/ Now once you have dwnlded the above to your pc extract it and copy the folder over to your xbmc machine. Now we will compile it and make the .so file do this: Code: sudo apt-get install libbogl-dev libusplash-dev make gccThen change into your theme directory: Code: cd /dir you saved the file in/usplash-xbmc-themeThis will make an file called XBMC-theme.so Then copy and rename the XBMC-theme.so file to /usr/lib/usplash. Code: sudo cp XBMC-theme.so /usr/lib/usplash/usplash-theme-xubuntu.soNow you can reboot and check out your new splash. This is for the XBMC-theme-so method, if you want to use one of dudukes splashes then the steps are the same to make the .so file you, dudukes splashes create a different named .so file. so when you copy it over to replace the file in /usr/lib you need to make sure the name is the same as listed in the directory for the splash file you downloaded. IE spinner-blue file = xbmc-splash.so usplash-xbmc-theme = XBMC-theme.so Once this is done, if you are using dudukes splashes then you need to force the res. sudo vim /etc/usplash.conf press i to insert text then type xres=xxxx yres=xxxx match the xxxx with the supported res for the splash you are running these are listed on the blog link above. now hit esc to get out of edit mode then :wq to save the file now update intramfs to make the changes Code: sudo update-initramfs -usudo reboot to enjoy your new splash. rgds, Dave
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rodercot
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2009-01-19 19:01
Post: #16
megacrypto Wrote:[quote=l.capriotti] The X does not get removed that is Xserver loading what this change does is give you black screen behind the X instead of the normal Grey dithered X window that you will get waiting for xbmc to start. Dave |
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megacrypto
Senior Member Posts: 219 Joined: Apr 2008 Reputation: 0 |
2009-01-19 19:15
Post: #17
ok thanks, i already have a black screen (or it looks black to me)
what about the IMDB for content info? is there something missing there or am i doing something wrong? |
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xanadu1979
Senior Member Posts: 265 Joined: Aug 2008 Reputation: 4 |
2009-01-19 19:17
Post: #18
megacrypto Wrote:ok thanks, i already have a black screen (or it looks black to me) IMDB scraping was removed from XBMC in the SVN about a week ago. IMDB doesn't give permission to scrape their site and XBMC is now honoring that. It's not good news, but I feel they made the right decision. |
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megacrypto
Senior Member Posts: 219 Joined: Apr 2008 Reputation: 0 |
2009-01-19 19:25
Post: #19
xanadu1979 Wrote:IMDB scraping was removed from XBMC in the SVN about a week ago. IMDB doesn't give permission to scrape their site and XBMC is now honoring that. thats very very very bad news
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rodercot
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2009-01-19 19:41
Post: #20
megacrypto Wrote:thats very very very bad news if you screen is black then you already had --br in the .bash profile as Olympia appended the changes to the file in the guide. Dave |
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