2009-09-13, 02:10
This is my first post so, I'll try to be as descriptive as possible.
This is my problem with my XBMC Live version, which is installed to a HTPC using a SAMSUNG USB VFD.
Using a lot of different links I've managed to do the following:
Properly compiled lcdproc to use the irtrans driver and get my VFD working.
Use lirc to utilize my Windows Media Remote Control
here is my problem.
I seem to be unable to setup LCDd (the lcdproc daemon) to autostart upon bootup, even though I followed the instructons to the letter it will not autostart, I can manually start it and it will work fine. But it will not autostart.
As soon as I started utilizing the irserver and LCDProc. XBMC does not pay attention to the remote. By that I mean the following. At first I thought I might have broken LIRC but I tested it with mode2 -d/dev/lirc0 and my remote displays data, and seems to be working fine. So I don't understand why it is now ignoring my remote control.
And help would be welcome, if any information on my end is needed to be posted please don't hesitate to ask.
Thanks.
This is my problem with my XBMC Live version, which is installed to a HTPC using a SAMSUNG USB VFD.
Using a lot of different links I've managed to do the following:
Properly compiled lcdproc to use the irtrans driver and get my VFD working.
Use lirc to utilize my Windows Media Remote Control
here is my problem.
I seem to be unable to setup LCDd (the lcdproc daemon) to autostart upon bootup, even though I followed the instructons to the letter it will not autostart, I can manually start it and it will work fine. But it will not autostart.
As soon as I started utilizing the irserver and LCDProc. XBMC does not pay attention to the remote. By that I mean the following. At first I thought I might have broken LIRC but I tested it with mode2 -d/dev/lirc0 and my remote displays data, and seems to be working fine. So I don't understand why it is now ignoring my remote control.
And help would be welcome, if any information on my end is needed to be posted please don't hesitate to ask.
Thanks.