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Hi

I'm testing Eden B3 since 2 days now, and got 2 questions :

1) How could I set my second internal drive to been automounted on boot ?

Actually, I need to log in XBMCbuntu, mount it manually, and them log to XBMC ... borring !

2) Like other poeple, the destop fonts are really too small ... near unreadable ... what could be done ?

Thanks.

<< In XBMCbuntu I trust ! >>

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1) How could I set my second internal drive to been automounted on boot ?

Solved by using psydm tool.

2) Like other poeple, the destop fonts are really too small ... near unreadable ... what could be done ?

Solved by using Kosm tip :
http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=122406&page=2

In 2 words : add << Option "DPI" "96 x 96" >> to xorg.conf in the monitor Section

Now, it's time to watch movies !!!

Big thanks folks !

[gmozilla]

Hi

I'm testing Eden B3 since 2 days now, and got 2 questions :

1) How could I set my second internal drive to been automounted on boot ?

Actually, I need to log in XBMCbuntu, mount it manually, and them log to XBMC ... borring !

2) Like other poeple, the destop fonts are really too small ... near unreadable ... what could be done ?

Thanks.

<< In XBMCbuntu I trust ! >>

add the mount to /etc/fstab ?!? Or isnt this an option?

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Thanks for your help, but it's solved now

add the mount to /etc/fstab ?!? Or isnt this an option?

I don't know ... psydm probably do that (I'm far to be a linux guru )

http://pysdm.sourceforge.net/

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Hi guys looking for a break down on how to get this done, new to using ubuntu, I downloaded and saved the pysdm file to usb, then extracted it on xbmcbuntu on the desktop side, but how do I get it to actually install, I know windows has a .exe file, ho does linux work.

I also tried doing the apt-get install pysdm , but where exactly am I meant to enter it, tried ctrl + alt + t but I get an error message ? If you could give me a break down would really appreciate it, wish there was an option in xbmc to just auto mount

Thanks

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You can use the graphical package manager to install psydm
( just look unbuntu tutorials )

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Installing it through Synaptic package manager was really easy, just search for pysdm, double click and mark it for installation, the ctrl + P when the pop up comes don't tick the download package list option, and it installs quick.

https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticHowto

[teeedubb]

Just use fstab to mount the hdd on boot, no extra packages required.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Fstab
I use the UUID method.

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