On 2007-03-27 01:21, Duncan Webb wrote:
directfb don't need/want X running. IIRC in the wiki it suggests using
ratpoison as window manager, this works well for a dedicated box as it is
so light weight.
Why use a window manager at all?
El Martes, 27 de Marzo de 2007 15:19, Jason Tackaberry escribió:
directfb don't need/want X running. IIRC in the wiki it suggests using
ratpoison as window manager, this works well for a dedicated box as it is
so light weight.
Why use a window manager at all?
You don't need it.
Hi.
I have freevo 1.6.3 running in a debian box. I'm quite happy with it, but I'm
also a LFS user, so I want to switch to LFS to run freevo. Why? Well, LFS is
less bloated and my feeling is that it runs faster. LFS users understand
me...
The point is that I have a spare partition in my freevo
Alberto Hernando schreef:
I know that there
are some more LFS users here, so I wanted to ask if they have any useful tips
for this. For example, any change in the bootscripts to get a faster boot, or
anything else.
If U use Hlfs make sure you build python stuff without stack smashing
Sorry, forgot the script...
--
Groetjes Japie
#! /bin/bash --login
source /etc/sysconfig/rc
source $rc_functions
case $1 in
start)
echo Starting Freevo system...
su - freevo -c LC_ALL=nl_NL LANG=nl_NL
Alberto Hernando wrote:
I have freevo 1.6.3 running in a debian box.
I have debian as well.
Well, LFS is
less bloated and my feeling is that it runs faster. LFS users understand
me...
Let me know how that turns out. I'm curious to know if there's a
noticeable difference in cpu load
Buckley Hopper wrote:
Alberto Hernando wrote:
I'm using the ati drivers to get tv-out. I hope I
can still use them. If not, perhaps I'll have to use vesa...
That's interesting. I have an ati radeon 9700 pro in mine, and with the
stock xorg drivers with debian etch, I couldn't get tv out
El Monday 26 March 2007 15:31:44 Buckley Hopper escribió:
That's interesting. I have an ati radeon 9700 pro in mine, and with the
stock xorg drivers with debian etch, I couldn't get tv out working (I
believe support is not included yet).
Oh, just realized you meant the ati proprietary
El Monday 26 March 2007 12:32:17 Jaap Struyk escribió:
I created a dedicated user freevo in /srv/freevo with all of it's media
inside there and use attached startup script.
For fast boot only load what you need for freevo and then start freevo
with the script, so
Jaap Struyk wrote:
Alberto Hernando schreef:
I know that there
are some more LFS users here, so I wanted to ask if they have any useful
tips
for this. For example, any change in the bootscripts to get a faster boot,
or
anything else.
If U use Hlfs make sure you build python stuff
Alberto Hernando schreef:
Yes, I was already thinking that starting X, freevo et al. as soon as
possible
should be done. But I don't know if I can just change the order of the boot
scripts. I'll have to try. I want to touch as little things as possible, but
I don't care doing what I need
Alberto Hernando schreef:
Yes, I was already thinking that starting X, freevo et al. as soon as
possible
should be done. But I don't know if I can just change the order of the
boot
scripts. I'll have to try. I want to touch as little things as possible,
but
I don't care doing what I need
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