Hi,
The script 'runvdr' sets the following access permissions: chmod o+r /dev/input/event*
But since the IR receiver on my USB NOVA-T Stick has not loaded to /dev/input/event5 when runvdr sets the permissions, vdr refuses to start properly when booting the machine.
The error is stated as a "Permission denied" on the remote device
By doing mv /etc/rc2.d/S20vdr /etc/rc2.d/S30vdr the problem goes away.
I'm on Ubuntu Lucid btw.
:D
/Peter Odéus
The problem remains. In 9 times out of 10 vdr will fail to start due to USB IR not being loaded by the time the script "runvdr" chmods the permissions on input devices.
/dev/input/event[1-4] are being loaded in time, but as I wrote, /dev/input/event5 (my USB IR) fails to load in time for chmod to be set correctly.
How do I 1) postpone the execution of the "runvdr" script, set appropriate permissions in some other way, or otherwise make the problem disappear?
Any suggestion is welcome
My family loves the VDR-TV but they really hate the forced "open console to manually start xine, only to realize that VDR did not start correctly, followed by closing xine window, start vdr manually, filling in sudo password, and finally start xine manually again."
BR, Peter
On Tue, Apr 20, 2010 at 8:10 PM, Peter Odéus peter.odeus@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
The script 'runvdr' sets the following access permissions: chmod o+r /dev/input/event*
But since the IR receiver on my USB NOVA-T Stick has not loaded to /dev/input/event5 when runvdr sets the permissions, vdr refuses to start properly when booting the machine.
The error is stated as a "Permission denied" on the remote device
By doing mv /etc/rc2.d/S20vdr /etc/rc2.d/S30vdr the problem goes away.
I'm on Ubuntu Lucid btw.
:D
/Peter Odéus
Why don't you move it later in your boot sequence or simply add a wait-til-the-IR-is-ready to your tv script? I don't use runvdr but It should be very simple to do.
On 6 August 2010 08:41, Peter Odéus peter.odeus@gmail.com wrote:
The problem remains. In 9 times out of 10 vdr will fail to start due to USB IR not being loaded by the time the script "runvdr" chmods the permissions on input devices.
/dev/input/event[1-4] are being loaded in time, but as I wrote, /dev/input/event5 (my USB IR) fails to load in time for chmod to be set correctly.
How do I 1) postpone the execution of the "runvdr" script, set appropriate permissions in some other way, or otherwise make the problem disappear?
Any suggestion is welcome
Or how about that proxy plugin? It will continue to load vdr, and the proxy plugin will take care of the failures.
My family loves the VDR-TV but they really hate the forced "open console to manually start xine, only to realize that VDR did not start correctly, followed by closing xine window, start vdr manually, filling in sudo password, and finally start xine manually again."
BR, Peter
On Tue, Apr 20, 2010 at 8:10 PM, Peter Odéus peter.odeus@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
The script 'runvdr' sets the following access permissions: chmod o+r /dev/input/event*
But since the IR receiver on my USB NOVA-T Stick has not loaded to /dev/input/event5 when runvdr sets the permissions, vdr refuses to start properly when booting the machine.
The error is stated as a "Permission denied" on the remote device
By doing mv /etc/rc2.d/S20vdr /etc/rc2.d/S30vdr the problem goes away.
I'm on Ubuntu Lucid btw.
:D
/Peter Odéus
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