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Sounds like a plan! @Bramm I found another post regarding the remote it looks simple enough perhaps on your testing and playing you can disseminate a better way to make it work.
Find that topic here
It looks like a very few hoops, I just hope it works with 12.04. Or 12.10.
Bram77 Have you ever wondered about compiling a specific kernel version tailored to the Asrock ION 33 HT? I would have to study the config file Then We can make a machine specific tailored for the needs. Just a wild idea..
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the init.d script seems so much simpler you would think you can just add a if killed restart command do that but i'm down for this once someone explains to me what exactly runxbmc is doing i dont like installing stuff without knowing how it works
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what? and yes it worked for me. when i say what i'm talking about the prince in nijira thing
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the above script does add a good 10 sec to startup time though.
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is this really nessasary?
post-start script
# here we enable the usb and cir ports to wakeup the machine
for device in `cat /proc/acpi/wakeup | grep "^[C,U,E][U,H,I,S][R,S,B,C,0-9]" | grep "*disabled" | cut -f1 -d " "`; do
echo -n $device > /proc/acpi/wakeup
done
end script
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un1versal
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Upstart is naf (evil) imo, As for that post-start script, is doing what it says which is
post-start script Wrote:# here we enable the usb and cir ports to wakeup the machine
if you didn't have any issues with this part you can (i suppose) leave it out.
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un1versal
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2012-10-11, 17:03
(This post was last modified: 2012-10-11, 17:27 by un1versal.)
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thethirdnut
That part is specifically to add remote controller/CIR/USB to wakeup your system, if your remote and receiver whatever can sleep/power up/power down your system from the modes you use, then you have no need to use this part. Usually S1 to S5.
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@uNiversal - thanks. Have you noticed any additional boot-delay with this method?
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un1versal
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2012-10-11, 17:59
(This post was last modified: 2012-10-11, 18:04 by un1versal.)
I am not using it atm, or should I say just yet, I doubt this (the pro/wakeup script) adds 10 seconds delay or anything noticeable., like you said upstart may need optimizing (It may be the way the init is done that causes delay). That however is no easy/simple task, surely way above my grade.
readme upstart cookbook
