Hello, I have a problem with the custom script on my OrangePi Zero. The problem is that when I restart the OrangePi Zero, it does not run the autostart.sh script automatically until I logged in SSH.
When I connect in SSH it puts me this note.
When I disconnect from PuTTY it stops the applications started by the SSH script
All this does not happen to me with the Raspberry, autostart.sh works perfectly with Raspberry.
Ideas ?
Chromium AutoStart Command Line Topic is solved
Re: Chromium AutoStart Command Line
I'm having the same problem as Djodu.
Any ideas on a solution?
Any ideas on a solution?
Re: Chromium AutoStart Command Line
Hi guys,8BALL_SA wrote:I'm having the same problem as Djodu.
Any ideas on a solution?
Thanks for the report, appears to be a bug our end, requiring login to exec script. We'll get this fixed:
https://github.com/Fourdee/DietPi/issues/1024
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Re: Chromium AutoStart Command Line
Hi, but how should I update/reconfig my system? Dietpi 152 doesn't work well with autostart.sh .Fourdee wrote: Thanks for the report, appears to be a bug our end, requiring login to exec script. We'll get this fixed:
https://github.com/Fourdee/DietPi/issues/1024
I had try to change rc.local file by replacing password with correct one, but it still same behaviour.
Re: Chromium AutoStart Command Line
I entered this line of code into the autostart.sh file, but at reboot it says "chromium - command not found".CoreyFlies wrote:
The command line will be something along the lines ofCode: Select all
chromium --bwsi --disable-breakpad --kiosk --noerrdialogs <site>
I installed chromium with the "apt-get install chromium-browser".
Is there a bit of code that should be preceding this line in order for it to execute?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
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Re: Chromium AutoStart Command Line
I think you have to provide the exact location of chrome I believe it's /bin/chromium or maybe /usr/bin/chromium(you might have to locate it)wr1nkles wrote:I entered this line of code into the autostart.sh file, but at reboot it says "chromium - command not found".CoreyFlies wrote:
The command line will be something along the lines ofCode: Select all
chromium --bwsi --disable-breakpad --kiosk --noerrdialogs <site>
I installed chromium with the "apt-get install chromium-browser".
Is there a bit of code that should be preceding this line in order for it to execute?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!