Autoboot in terminal

[coloxim]

Hi, how can autoboot in terminal instead xbmc?

Thanks...

[GnobarEl]

(7th Dec, 2013 06:17 PM)coloxim Wrote:  Hi, how can autoboot in terminal instead xbmc?

Thanks...

yes, i disabled XBMC autostart on xbian-config.
You can see it on XBMC settings or login via SSH.

Since I use xbian only as seedbox, I remove xbmc and I disabled other unused process like CEC. I also decrease the GPU RAM to 32. Its enough to use only the SHELL or connect with SSH.

Hope it helps.

[coloxim]

(7th Dec, 2013 07:15 PM)GnobarEl Wrote:  

(7th Dec, 2013 06:17 PM)coloxim Wrote:  Hi, how can autoboot in terminal instead xbmc?

Thanks...

yes, i disabled XBMC autostart on xbian-config.
You can see it on XBMC settings or login via SSH.

Since I use xbian only as seedbox, I remove xbmc and I disabled other unused process like CEC. I also decrease the GPU RAM to 32. Its enough to use only the SHELL or connect with SSH.

Hope it helps.

Mmn...I've searched...but where is the option...

What's cec?

[coloxim]

Anyway I've found only this

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And I don't find GPU ram usage..

[rikardo1979]

config>Services

[coloxim]

In xbian-config?

[rikardo1979]

(7th Dec, 2013 11:47 PM)coloxim Wrote:  In xbian-config?

yes m8, in xbian-config>Services and than you choose what you want to or do not want to Autostart, so xbmc included

[IriDium]

Why use Xbian if you don't want XBMC?

If you just need a terminal you'd be better off with Arclinux - boots within 10 seconds.

[rikardo1979]

remarked the thread as this is not a problem but just a simple question

[coloxim]

(8th Dec, 2013 02:39 AM)IriDium Wrote:  Why use Xbian if you don't want XBMC?

If you just need a terminal you'd be better off with Arclinux - boots within 10 seconds.

Because I want xbmc when I connect rasp to the TV...
But when it is connect to router I don't need xbmc..

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And the ram for gpu where is.?
Sorry....

I don t find it...

[IriDium]

@coloxim

... and where in your original question did you mention RAM? This is not some sort of internet chat line!

gpu ram is set in /boot/config.txt gpu_mem

[coloxim]

(9th Dec, 2013 03:29 AM)IriDium Wrote:  @coloxim

... and where in your original question did you mention RAM? This is not some sort of internet chat line!

gpu ram is set in /boot/config.txt gpu_mem

Ok thanks.. I had to open another thread?

Sorry.. never write more.

[mk01]

(8th Dec, 2013 02:39 AM)IriDium Wrote:  Why use Xbian if you don't want XBMC?

If you just need a terminal you'd be better off with Arclinux - boots within 10 seconds.

with xbmc off you have tty1 in 10 including network in xbian. why arclinux.

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and for autologin on tty1 for instance

edit /etc/init/tty1.conf and change

Code:

exec /sbin/getty -8 38400 tty1

to

Code:

exec /sbin/getty -8 38400 -a xbian tty1

[coloxim]

(13th Dec, 2013 12:13 PM)mk01 Wrote:  

(8th Dec, 2013 02:39 AM)IriDium Wrote:  Why use Xbian if you don't want XBMC?

If you just need a terminal you'd be better off with Arclinux - boots within 10 seconds.

with xbmc off you have tty1 in 10 including network in xbian. why arclinux.

---

and for autologin on tty1 for instance

edit /etc/init/tty1.conf and change

Code:

exec /sbin/getty -8 38400 tty1

to

Code:

exec /sbin/getty -8 38400 -a xbian tty1

So I don't have to touch service?

If I edit they file I can launch xbmc with start xbmc?

[mk01]

yes and yes