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How to start xbian-config and xbmc service from tty - deckoff - 9th Aug, 2013 04:48 PM I know that I every time I log into tty/ssh the command line of xbian config starts. Sometimes I would like to exit it and then re-start it. How do I do that xbian-config will not start it for me.I want to be able to start it form tty, thank you Re: How to start xbian-config and xbmc service from tty - rikardo1979 - 9th Aug, 2013 05:03 PM Terminal xbian-config RE: How to start xbian-config and xbmc service from tty - IriDium - 9th Aug, 2013 06:18 PM Terminal sudo xbian-config sudo stop xbmc sudo start xbmc or you can restart xbmc from within xbian-config 3) Services RE: How to start xbian-config and xbmc service from tty - deckoff - 9th Aug, 2013 09:37 PM Sudo did the trick. I am kind of puzzled, why Code: which xbian-config Code: sudo -i Code: which xbian-config produce any entry.... Please, answer and help me learn, I wanna be a linux sysadmin some day =) The commands given in the previous post WORK. What I want to know is, why Code: which Commands that are intended to be run by superusers only usually give "operation not permitted or something" but xbian-config never does that. RE: How to start xbian-config and xbmc service from tty - rikardo1979 - 9th Aug, 2013 10:20 PM (9th Aug, 2013 09:37 PM)deckoff Wrote: Sudo did the trick. I am kind of puzzled, why you have just mistyped the commands once you in terminal copy/paste this into it Terminal sudo xbian-config |