2011-12-02, 15:15
Hello
I am struggling getting xbmc to save changes made to the Linux system between reboots.
Changes made in XBMC gui seems to work fine, and are remembered after reboot.
I am totally new to Linux btw....
What am I missing?
What I have done:
- Installed XBMC live 10.1 to hdd from CD (selected use whole disk, automatic partitioning)
- During installation I was not asked anything about permanent storage
To start with, I want to get my MCE remote working by doing
- sudo dpkg-reconfigure lirc, and select ”Windows Media Center Transceivers/Remotes (all)” + “Microsoft Windows Media Center V2 (usb) : Direct TV Receiver”
- after that restart xbmc "sudo /etc/init.d/xbmc-live stop" + "sudo /etc/init.d/xbmc-live start"
- and now the MCE remote is working fine
BUT after a reboot, lirc is back to the default settings.
Have also tried adding "echo "USB0" > /proc/acpi/wakeup" to /etc/rc.local
and everything looks correct until I reboot, and then the changes are gone.
Weird thing is I can create a new file, and it will be saved during reboots.
sudo touch /etc/test.txt
Any ideas ?
I am struggling getting xbmc to save changes made to the Linux system between reboots.
Changes made in XBMC gui seems to work fine, and are remembered after reboot.
I am totally new to Linux btw....
What am I missing?
What I have done:
- Installed XBMC live 10.1 to hdd from CD (selected use whole disk, automatic partitioning)
- During installation I was not asked anything about permanent storage
To start with, I want to get my MCE remote working by doing
- sudo dpkg-reconfigure lirc, and select ”Windows Media Center Transceivers/Remotes (all)” + “Microsoft Windows Media Center V2 (usb) : Direct TV Receiver”
- after that restart xbmc "sudo /etc/init.d/xbmc-live stop" + "sudo /etc/init.d/xbmc-live start"
- and now the MCE remote is working fine
BUT after a reboot, lirc is back to the default settings.
Have also tried adding "echo "USB0" > /proc/acpi/wakeup" to /etc/rc.local
and everything looks correct until I reboot, and then the changes are gone.
Weird thing is I can create a new file, and it will be saved during reboots.
sudo touch /etc/test.txt
Any ideas ?