** Changed in: tpb (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Mahyuddin Susanto (udienz) = (unassigned)
** Changed in: tpb (Ubuntu)
Status: In Progress = New
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I believe there is a way to change the boot order so that it boots
after X11. However, I don't know enough about upstart to figure it out.
I will work on this and try to find a fix.
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i take this oopurtunity. hope this bug fixed
** Changed in: tpb (Ubuntu)
Status: New = In Progress
** Changed in: tpb (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) = Mahyuddin Susanto (udienz)
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After many tests I have develeped a workaround. It's ugly, but it works. I use
TPB only for OSD and I wanted it to start with GNOME on Jaunty.
The workaround is to create a script that starts tpb -d (or /etc/init.d/tpb
start), call it Default and place it in /etc/gdm/PostLogin. GDM processes
The reason that it won't run from startup is because the OSD is on by
default. OSD needs an X display and tpb dies saying it can't open
display. You would think that it would be as simple as following the
instructions in the manual.
-o, --osd=STATE
Show on-screen display
Actually I must have been doing something wrong earlier, the -o off
argument works now. I changed /etc/init.d/tpb so that line 16 is
tpb -c /etc/tpbrc -d
instead of
tpb -d
In /etc/tpbrc I set MIXER ON as I have to use OSS to control the mixer
and I set OSD OFF so that it works on
Nope I stand corrected again. Even if you turn off OSD, it still gives
this error.
r...@jgarcia-laptop:~# tpb -o off -m on
Unable to initialize xosd. Running without onsceen display.
Can't open display, X may not be running!
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init script doesn't launch tpb at startup
