2013-12-28, 22:38
Yes, those instructions are written from an OpenELEC perspective. For Raspbmc, you'll need to use wget in place of curl:
If you get a certificate error, try adding "--no-check-certificate" to the wget command line.
Not sure what mechanism Raspbmc is using to start scripts at boot, maybe a cron (@boot) entry will suffice, with a delay to ensure xbmc has started before starting "~./texturecache.py rbphdmi".
Although in the first instance you probably want to run "~./texturecache.py rbphdmi 30 @bin.tvservice=/path/to/tvservice @debug=yes" at the command line to test things out - this will try to disable HDMI 30 seconds after the GUI screensaver has kicked in. The default path for tvservice on OpenELEC is /usr/bin/tvservice, so specify your own path if it is different on Raspbmc (view the path with "which tvservice")
Code:
wget -q http://is.gd/XGXbTG -O ~/texturecache.py
chmod +x ~/texturecache.pyIf you get a certificate error, try adding "--no-check-certificate" to the wget command line.
Not sure what mechanism Raspbmc is using to start scripts at boot, maybe a cron (@boot) entry will suffice, with a delay to ensure xbmc has started before starting "~./texturecache.py rbphdmi".
Although in the first instance you probably want to run "~./texturecache.py rbphdmi 30 @bin.tvservice=/path/to/tvservice @debug=yes" at the command line to test things out - this will try to disable HDMI 30 seconds after the GUI screensaver has kicked in. The default path for tvservice on OpenELEC is /usr/bin/tvservice, so specify your own path if it is different on Raspbmc (view the path with "which tvservice")
